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THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1987 DEERFIELDS PARK The only park in the Village of Deerfield is the triangular piece of ground west of Waukegan goad, with its other two boundary linesâ€" Hazel Ave. and: Journal place. The park has been uncared for the past year and the beautiful stone bench, a gift of the Deerfield Garden club, has been broken. The newly or ganâ€" ized Civic Association of Deerfield made a request recently to Townâ€" ship Supervisor James O‘Connor to ascertain if relief labor could care for the plot. The past week, through the supervisor‘s office, the grass was eut, bushes trimmed, .and the grounds well cared for. It will not be a hayfield again this summer. FRESH PAINT tmeâ€" work of repainting all fire hyâ€" drants red with silver nozzles and caps. On through streets each hyâ€" drant has two black and white striped tanks as guards against moâ€" torists who cannot stay in the streets, Street markers have also received new coats of paint. The uponright posts are white, lettered William Johnston, commissioner the water department ‘of the Vills DEERFIELD LOCALS uponright posts in black. CARD PARTY Mr DEERFIELD AUXILIARY NOTES t UNION SERVICE the of St. Paul‘s church Deerfield Legion Days are Friâ€" day, Saturday and Sunday, August 13, 14, 15;.at the Goldman subdiviâ€" sion on Waukezan road at Osterman ander Willman. ave George Ashman is home from Fort Meyer, Va., for a fortnight‘s visit with his parents, the Lewis Ashmans, before returning to Virâ€" ginia Military institute at Lexingâ€" On Fr ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY SUBMITTED _ AT NO OBLIGATION We also have a large stock of used carpets at attractive + prices. John B. Nash, Prop. Telephone Highland Park 3900 239 N. Green Bay Road Showings by appointment only Vogue Cleaners ~ Carpets & Linoleums efit lu 1 Mr Cut â€" Sewed â€" Laid 11 meri with Cranberry Sauce â€" Sage Dressing Homeâ€"made Chicken Noodle Soup or Tomato Juice Cocktail ROAST YOUNG TOM TURKEY D D Jun hl‘ '_â€"‘â€"' -â€":".“'-Im"'* - I l L_b._ dh. Bo-mu Rolls and Beverage BRING THE FAMILY. WE LOVE CHILDREN at nt churel morni ng nc LeRoy Méyers y afternoon (tomor as Mooney will ¢® Roast Turkey Dinner Pease Stairway Grill FOR SUNDA Y M Kergus Food and Fountain System Highland Park, M at D ind CcHn»‘s reare 20¢ ill 11 M ne Zal w o‘clock. in cal ~church rok, pastor the pulpit. 11:00 a. m. â€" $:00 p.m. it Alex M he of ton, Va., for his senior year. Mrs. Mary Zahnle and son, Vinâ€" cent, of Lake Bluff and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Nolan and son, Jimâ€" mie, of Lake Forest were Sunday guests at the Earl Frost home. Howard Haggie left on Friday for a visit at the Douglas Dye home in Scottsville, Kentucky. Mrs. Nicholas Baldwin and son, Robert, and Mrs. Robert Smith and son, James, of Lake Forest visited at the Joseph ‘O‘Connor and Earl Frost homes on Saturday. Miss Loretta Heman‘s restaurant on South Waukegan road has béen purchased by the Hohlfelders of Northbrook. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Calkins spent Sunday at the Otto Hall home near Harvard, Ill. Mr. Calkin‘s sister, Miss Geraldine Calkins, is spending this week in Sharon, Wis. Miss Althea Jones of Sharon, Wis., spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. C. D.: Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Banker (Ver ene Gunckel) came up from Terra Haute, Ind., to spend the weekâ€"end with Mrs. Banker‘s mother, Mrs. Mildred Love Gunekel. They gre now in Hillside, Mich. for several day afternoor S. D. Shanaf trip t} H H H on Frida with Mr and Mrs with Mrs. Schwab‘s parents, Mr. and Mrs.. William Klotz in Fredâ€" ricksburg, Fowa. sul Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Juhrend and son, Gerald, have returned from an extended stay in California. Dr. Hugo Hartnack and family moved . recently from Woodland Park subdivision to Highland Park. Miss June Nelson‘s playâ€"class, which she has taken to the lake each afternoon, will be concluded on Friâ€" day with a farewell picnic. Miss Laura Wessling of the Haâ€" ven Hubbard Memorial home at New Carlisle, Ind., is spending the month with her sister, Mrs. Milton Frantz. Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Smith (Florence Carolan) whose marriage was a recent event, will live in Chiâ€" cago. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dobbins and daughter, Patty, returned on Monday from a two week‘s vacation at â€"Fish Creek, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. John Barrett of Milwaukee Ave., who were in an auto accident recently, are in the Augustana hospital, Chicago. Mrf. and Mrs. William Brandenâ€" burg (Helen Rockenbach) and their two children of Chicago were Sunâ€" day guests of their aunts, the Misses Viola and Irene Rockenbach. The Brandenburgs have purchased a new Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Jacobson had as their weekâ€"end guests, Mr. and Mrs. Almon Northup and their son and his wife, Dr. and Mrs. Fletcher Northup of Nauvoo, Ill. in on FFiday D M M M law in t W And . Dic ntz. 1 Mi M M M W ht n D H D at t} perati f Whe 1P ckman Jt isited her mann Sr. 0 Abe in W H n in Wauke M n Mc meet on Fri ome of Mrs rhland Park W M D hwab left ck‘s visit and Mr return M 1 hi man anc the home in LaGrange, to which they will be moving shortly. The Woman‘s Missionary society of the Bethichem church held its annual picnic on Tuesday at Sunset park. The committee who had charge of arrangements included Mrs. Roscoe Wessli Mrs. Clarâ€" ence Scott and Iu.ntarl J. Bruso. Misses Anna Marie Herrmann, Olive and Cary! Frantz attended a religious conference in Naperville last week. « Mr. and Mrs. William Haggie had as their guests last week, Mrs. Hagâ€" gie‘s sister and husband from Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Pettis left on ‘Wednesday for Oconomowoe, Wis., to visit Mrs. Pettis‘ sister, Mrs. Ever Larson, #nd will go from there on a trip through the Northâ€" west b&#ore retuning to their home in Weslaco, Tex. Mrs. R. E. Payne and son, Robâ€" ert, spent the weekâ€"end in South Haven, Mich., with Mrs. Payne Sr., and with the Waltons. Robert reâ€" mained to spend the week with his grandmother. _ The Paynes, who haveâ€" occupied the A. J. Johnson house on Osterman Ave., the past year, are moving to Michigan the latter part of August. The house M M M M Wi it David J OH. NOW. .. saVE as MucH As 10% | * BY BUYING BOTH AN ELECTRIC RANGE | \AND AN ELECTRIC WATER HEATER! D D rby and Miss Ethel} at i Saturday, via The | at o week‘s visit with| M Tby‘s ~sister, Mrs. uquuunmmnmm”-dlafimuu-hm Nisit their storesâ€"inquire about their special offers, . rl BUY BOTH TO SAVE UP TO 10% ib Av Ols THE PREsS Blooming has been in Chey in h M th PuBuc SERvVICcE COMPANY OF_ NORTHERN.ILLINOIS‘ of their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Johnson of St. Cloud, Minn. (On Monday, Mrs. Olson and son, Raiph, and Mr. and Mrs. Johnâ€" son were luncheon guests at the Edâ€" mund Anderson home in Chicago. . Mr. Ross Sherman and her two daughters, Mrs. George "Ward and Miss Edith Sherman, left on Tuesâ€" day for a week‘s visit with relatives in Green Bay, Wis. Miss Julia Henry, who lives at the C. E. Piper home, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Arnold in Palaâ€" tine on Sunday. A. M. Gunckel of Highland Park was a Sunday dinner‘guest at the Love home on North Chestnut St. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cooksy are staying in Northbrook with Mrs. Mary Cooksy Beardsley for several weeks, while her daughter, llrl.‘ Oscar Benz is in Wisconsin. Miss Adclaide McGuire spent Sunâ€" day at the Eugene Cameron: home in Northbrook. the .di Fischer nc th Mr 51 8. St. Johns Ave. M M H guests, Mr. and Mrs.| Mrs. Paul Diets. ‘ nson of St. Cloud,| Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tompson nday, Mrs. Olson and| and daughter, Crystal, of Pontiac, d Mr, and Mrs. Johnâ€"| I!l., and the George Sampson famâ€" eon guests at the Edâ€"] ily of Chicago were Sunday guests n home in Chicago. at the home of Mrs. John Huehl herman and her two| â€" Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Fry, who have s. George ‘Ward and| occupied the John R. Armstrong erman, left on Tuesâ€"| residence during their absence of a k‘s visit with relatives| month in Colorado, had as their Wis. weekâ€"end guests, Mrs. Leslie Fry Henry, who lives at| and two daughters from Fort er home, visited Mr.| Wayne, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs. nard Arnold ih Palaâ€"| Howard Fry and two little sons #. from. Wyoming, Nl. Mr. and Mrs. kel of Highland Park| Lewis T. Hayner have spent the ; dinner‘ guest at the| past month with ‘the Frys. When North Chestnut St. #U return East they will reside in s. Eugene Cooksy are! Washington, D.C. Mrs. Hayner is orthbrook with Mrs.| the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Beardsley for several| Fry, CE _ SGRGIIOF . 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