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â€"Photo by Hecketsweller The bright young man pictured above is Robert McArdle, eleven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. McArdle of 705 8. St. JInhna ave From time to time the Press will carry pictures of attractive children in Highland Park, Ravinia or Deerâ€" field. If you have a recent photoâ€" graph, taken by Mr. Hecketsweiler, which you would like published, call the studio and ask him to let us pubâ€" lish it. Or perhaps you would like to have him take a picture of your child. The Press feels that this comâ€" m&nity is blesed with attractive children and is eager to prove this theory. student at the Lincoln school THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987 DEERFIELD GRADE SCHOOL NOTES Highway officers: Editorâ€"inâ€"chief, Jean Braum; sports editor, Sarl Grubert; art editor, Lenore Cazel; joke editor, Ralph Sherden. Seven years ago the eighth grade class felt a need for a school paper. Out of ‘this need was born "The Highway." Each succeeding class has continued with its publication to the best of its ability. The present class has pledged itself to carry on. We ask your coâ€"operation; pupils, teachers and parents. It can‘t be a success without you. We will do our best to get out the Highway the last Friday of each month. A girls chorus and a boys chorus has been organized instead of the mixed Gle eclub we had last year. Every boy and girl of the sixth, seventh, and eighth grades are memâ€" *The plan of having the children go from room to room in the seventh and eighth grades is working very satisfactorily,..and â€"willbeâ€"Continâ€" The Junior Girls club has had three meetings so far this year. Miss Evenson has been chosen to help Miss Miller and Miss Card as sponsors. This year officers are: President, Gloria Segert; viceâ€"presâ€" ident, Rose Mary Barrett; secretary, Ruth Jacobs; treasurer, Ann Jane Ritter. "Grand" plans have been made for our next meeting. f School children: We are asking you to help us keep our front yard looking neat, Please do not throw papers around. If you drop a paper, please stop and pick it up. Please do not run over, and play in the shrubbery. We have a very fine playground without using the front lawn at all. Won‘t you please help to keep our school grounds looking as neat and attractive as possible? SPLENDID PROGRAM AT DEERPATH THEATRE A perfect variety of movies await the theatregoer at the Deerpath next week. Jack Oakie‘s "Super Slewth" is surefire for the children and those adults who are not too old to enjoy a hearty laugh and some thrilling suspense; Warren Williams‘s "Midnight Madonna" is the type for the drama lovers; Marâ€" lene Dietrich‘s "Knight Without Armor" is for the adventure and intrigue fans; and "San Quentin" with Pat O‘Brien and Humphrey Bogart, presents power, â€"drama, suspense, thrills, and all the rest. . Young America With the mighty "Toast of New York" ending its engagement to night, Jack Oakie remains to give his portrayal of "The Super Sleuth" Friday evening and Saturday afterâ€" noon. This comedy thriller tells the story of a screen sleuth who whs confronted with a real mystery in which he was to be the next victim. Onkic as the sleuth and Eduardo z-“:l.ll as his friend and enemy east of prominent players. "Midnight Madonna" brings to the screen two news stars: Mady Cortell who achieved her fame as the heroine of the stage play, "Dead End," and Kitty Claney, child prodâ€" igy. Warren William, as a gamâ€" bler, has his life inextricably mixed with those of Miss Correll and Kitâ€" ty, who seek his aid. The ultimate correction of am injustice done in court brings real drama to this picâ€" tare which will be at the Deerpath rtnmmm Marlene ~Dictrich and Robert Donat! Names that strike a reâ€" râ€"fin‘hfil-ud- who have seen their fine pictures. Without Armor" even more thrilling Their thrilling interpretation of than the story itself; Sunday, Monâ€" mm%m«m tenure at the I The powerful story of the bitter feelings that are always prevalent in a large prison appears in "San Quentin®. M‘.&'lfl-, Humphrey Bogart, and Sheridan lead a fine cast of actors in this dramatic tale of Tove, strife, and the innerâ€" most workings of men‘s souls. "San Quentin" will be at the Deerpath Wednesday and Thursday, October 20 and 21. * The week will be topped off by -wmmw%fi."o. Aga Again." outâ€" do themselves in this latest of their masterpieces and the results are pleasing to say the least. It is crowded into a single day, Friday, October 22. Ordinance Repegl Act of Council At a recent meeting of the City Council,‘ upon ~recommendation â€" of Mayor William M. 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Dr. Rossiter, however, believes in the "Control of Dogs" or the apprehension of all stray dogs with the penalty of a fine or impounding. B «155C Former Officers To Conduct Work At Eastern Star Past Matron‘s and Past Patron‘s night is to be observed, Wednesâ€" day â€" evening, October 20th, by Campbell Chapter No. 712 O. E. S. Mrs. Blanche Muller and Mr. Henry Hanson will serve in the East. Othâ€" er stations will be filled by past ofâ€" figers who will have charge of the initiatory work. It is hoped that there will be a goodly attendance. Dr. D. E. Rossiter, president of 225C 19¢ PRUNE JUICE........ on , . . 23¢ CENTRELLA HON“............. 16 oz e e e 19c FRUIT NECTARS..... n« 3 for 29c CHOICE OF APRICOT, PLUM, PEACH, PEAR Quaker oats.""" ». . . . 10c quaker oats.":" .. . .. 19c CENTRELLA CANE AND MAPLE SYRUP....... 1« . . . 19c PANCAKE FLOUR.... » .. 2 for 25c @QUAKER OATS . *;SHz* @QUAKER OATS . *p::fp* CENTRELLA CANE Ano MAPLE SYRUP....... 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Miss Rinkenberger, high school dramatic coach, has selected Lorâ€" raine Weaver and Marjorie Haâ€" worth to direct the play. Sue Greenâ€" berg, Gail Sackett, Hilda Bein, Mary Eyler, Inga Leander and Nancy Van Bergen will handle makeâ€"up and cosâ€" tumes. Property managers and elecâ€" tricians will include Don Nichols, Phil Stokes, Mary Vercoe, Germaine Walsh, Betty ‘Bowen, and Flora Hoffman. â€" The cast has not been definitely decided and will be announced in next week‘s Press, Bremner Bros. Specials CLIMALENE â€"BOWLENE Geo. B. Winter, Inc 361 Roger Williams Ave. A delightful cookie treat W e Recommend ..... &pkgs 41¢ 220C The Woman‘s Missionary society of the First United Evangelical church will present a reading with several musical: numbers at their October birthday meeting \Thursâ€" day evening at 8 o‘clock. The pubâ€" lie is invited. The Presiding Elder, Rev. W. E. 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