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The kindergarteners are making a fire engine, and some of the little boys are making the ‘braces to ho it up. ‘They also have a hose. Othér children are painting the parts. Some of the children are drawing pictures 6f what they will do when the fire engine is finished, 'm also use it to give plays for Guess ‘what? You can‘t, though So T‘ll tell you. Miss Duckers "Seeing Eye School" in Morristown. They were extremely interesting. We enjoyed bothâ€"the movies and Dons talk very much, C to keep her mind on her job.â€" It seemed marvelous to us how they lead their masters through traffic and along busy streets. "Lady" is a beautiful dog, and, sccording to Don, she is quite shy. ‘We all wantâ€" ed to pet her, but that could not be done. madeira and fancy linen froned and folded ready for use. Wearâ€" ing apparel returned damp, ready a for ironing. Shirts handâ€"finished with this â€" He brought with him "Lady," his dog companion which he got from the "Seeing Eye School" at Morrisâ€" town, N. J. ~Don explained how "Lady" had been taught to act as his eyes, how he had been instructâ€" ed to use and take care of Wis dog, and how they were accepted in pubâ€" lic. He and "Lady" go together to opera, to the theater, in restaurants, in trains, busses, and, in fact, every place he himself wants to go, for "Lady" is areal lady. "Lady" is a German shepherd dog, trained to obey the slightest comâ€" mand, and not to be distracted, but Donald Morgan, a formerâ€" Elm Place student, paid us a visit last Friday. Donald, who lost his eyeâ€" sight some time ago, is now attendâ€" ing the Harvard School of Educaâ€" tion, and teaching in the Pérkins Institute for the Blind at Boston. He is a graduste of Cornell at ‘This afternoon at oneâ€"thirty in our regular aéssmbly over thirty sevâ€" rubu_'mm.mmn ;o =o all . who like funny poemé conte to hear it, for the progfam is made up of an entirely humorous aspect. After these games the Ravinia girls gave us quite a treat by serving apples, sandwiches, cookies and <andy. When we had eaten our fill, we then played badminton. _ ~ The Elm Place girls are grateful to the Ravinia girls for giving us a goodâ€"time. _ _ EBLM SCHOOL m&-M Last week the Ravinia girls inâ€" vited the Elm Place girls down to have a good time with them in their games of volleyball ~were played ym. We played two games of basâ€" ONE OF OUR MOST ECONOMICAL SERVICES Thrifty ~~~ â€"â€"SBetty McClure, gr. 8. A Program of Poems RAVINIA ‘SCHOOL â€"Elizabeth ‘Rizzolo, gr. 7. SCHOOL NEWS Try Our Service Map News (Hydro) J on Reveiipecti ies 2 54 BC 2 +. Mr. Donald Morgan, formerly of flkihnd,Ptrhanm Fuckive initiiune Weteciotis Heens nstitute, Watertown, Mass., mmummhhdn"hb." who been his friend, guide and r. Morgan an iDustraâ€" tion of the great good being accomâ€" plished by the school gave very practical and helpful answers to questions raised. The pictures were shown again on Friday at the Elm Place school and Showing Work of On Thursday afterncon, March 25th at an informal tea, given at flnhoncolln.lldfi‘A.nud, moving pictures were shown illusâ€" trative of the wonderful work beâ€" :'t'_yempwhymm Many View Film ing of & famous pilot or something ‘mhh‘tolirphw. ‘When they had finished their song they gave a play called "The Fiying Circus." Ths oidem with the Lob ot sn dwmmu..mim ed it red. It was placed on the stage. Alh'.."“hlr it was an enâ€" joysable as as amusing assemâ€" bly given by the amail children. 822 N. l eiU ten boys entered.. They ulkdcimth)olh-nuion.fiq .hommm.m.umu to music,. which was very clever, Then the boys decked in police hats which they had made, «iramatized & scene which would probably hapâ€" pen in a police station. The chief of police was seated at his desk whcnlullenminiorulonboy. A description was given which was inanner" muind T4 & ’l'lum.etwunflfl.d,"m fi-u.“_!bgrtnabqg:nylgbku- Auto Reconstruction Co. sud. with the help of Mrs. Nixon put ‘it to music. First on the program were seven little girls who talked about the 1iâ€" brary, and then read a storv. Ther intamse ds at school was given by Mrs. er‘s first m h:uh had visited the Highlan Library and police Mrs. Mackie asked if we could use a dining room table that she no longer wanted. We felt sure we could and now we know it Within an hour after it arrived, it was holdâ€" ing the drawing materials we are using for the murals in the lower hall, and another teacher hag sugâ€" gested a place for it when it is no longer needed down there. We are glad to have it, and very grateful Mrs. Haley‘s fir;t'(;;:go klt::‘y,- ing about animals. y . :t-dynmvou,nddnwapktm of it." They mouht hrown manie m of it. They mount brown paper on eardboard and mw l“. animal on the paper with colored crayons. They are also making clay animals. They are making the Brookfield Zoo. â€"Ida Reveschini. to Mrs. Mackie, and oceans done in colored chalk. On this map we hope to have illusâ€" m“hwi.l‘- Rugsian and Chinese history. There is some talk of having the scenes on a platform with real characters that stand up. ;l\h.;?)r m :l completed soon, (we s classés passing through the upper and what not. M'Inh'lnl-:; explain to visitors anything cannot understand about the map. ‘!\.MMhnbonHy a map in the upper hall.: It is proâ€" gressing slowly but surely to the stage where it will have continents hall may look at it. “uuu:-f'-i's;:“;a: mmd”-.:.-n imâ€" portant events through flom‘-‘&n If they have the ambition, they may even take it upon themselves to forecust the coming of televisich, rocket ships grade is making a historical movie, which will h‘":d around the walls of their twenty by forty room. ol Tram t E. one told of a â€"Donald Vail, gr. 6. Harry arid Jule, Milt and Li‘l Joe, Max and Fay Lahman Dickie Led and other splendid vaudeville enterâ€" tainment supported by a fine orchesâ€" Fathers who have no son of their own are asked to bring some fatherâ€" «‘clock, at North Shore Congregaâ€" tion Israel in Glencoe. ‘There will be a fine array of talâ€" ented stars including The Jackson Trio, Harry Morley, Crooner Gelb, D‘glbs. (JanNight tion at N. grega Tsrael, Thursday All of the boys from 8 to 80 are invited to participate in the annual duds and lads night to be held Thursday evening, April 8, at 6:30 Mr we who r:n-:‘a. blessing of sight, gladly w we to these handicapped ones :".a:.".'aunwm to unknown. .__ A committee has been formed in Highland Park to solicit memberâ€" ship enrollment. . Anyone who has not been reached by this committee and who wishes to find out someâ€" thiulnn:’but&tl‘:wm may do so getting in touch. with Mrs. C. Z. Henkle, chairman. Each person pays only $150 for t-:zc.bntfi::‘h-&:?lflo through ,-yut conâ€" tributing â€"members which there will later be at the Alcyon theatre. PCA ;: hlfll-:‘ )u.;. the and instructing blind*people in their tare and use. are several classes ranging from $2 to $100 or over. ~ GREENSLADE Electric 4 South First Street ELECTRIC COOKING reEvIiAL 4â€"35 IAK PLAN BRINGS FASTâ€"CLEANâ€"EASY PR E8 8 stailed into office. Dinner was served between 5 and 7 o‘clock, folâ€" lowing which the evening meeting was resumed under the direction of 1688 son to the Fathers‘ Sons‘ !._M&-.‘l'u-vlflou uuz.hb‘: Pusuc Service Comrany OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS Many neighborbood dealers namgh offert, Including free niaabiation {wupt io annoanl asup Mrs. Flora Werner, Noble Grand of the Highland Park lodge, served on the resolutions .compittee for this meeting, and ‘Mrs. Elizsabeth the Libertyville f $ several lodges at this time, with Wl"kmwm:‘aa- wo. HOWARD MORAN Plumbing and Heating ELECTROL OIL BURNERS §12%% Laurel Avenue â€" Highland hM”wAMfll « M.:T:.P.‘. lodge, as mugioiéin." initiated during the evening, and many of the Highlandâ€"Park memâ€" bers attended this district meeting. Worth, viee grand of Highland Park The next regular meeting of Highland â€"Park lodge will be held on Monday night, April 19. PAGE