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PAGE TWO Famous Golf Demonstration to visit Sunset Valley Golf Club on Nationwide Tour of Golf Clubs. Local Theatres Have Exteriors Repainted ‘The Alcyon and Pearl theatres, RENT] @analau Scooterl 104 8. First St. _ Highland Pk. Phone H. P. 5460 or 85 Join ‘America‘s Fastest Growing Sport "It‘s Fun to Scoot" TRUE‘S RENTâ€"Aâ€"SCOOT FOR RENT AND FOR SALE: GARNETTS Acushnet Caravan Here June 29th Trades Accepted SCOOTERS owned by William F. Pearl and loâ€" cated on Central avenue and First street, respectively, have recently been given a new coat of paint on the exterior. An ultra modern color scheme was used on both theatres, the work being done by H. Friebele, local painter and decorator. Piano Pupils In Musical, Sunday The pupils of Mrs. Louise Mcâ€" Clernan will present a musical party Sunday afternoon, June 26, at 3 p.m. in the Young Women‘s Christâ€" ian Association. Miss Alice Holthes will be the guest artist. Friends of the young musicians or any othâ€" ers interested in attending this muâ€" sical event are invited. Among those participating are: Ginger Aitchison, Twain Turner, Helen Aitchison, Joanne . Goelitz, William Keady, Lucy Jane Pope, Joan Frable, Beverly Biggs, Frank Frable, Hallie Harrington, Daryl Greenberger, Steven Meyer, Susanne Howe, Edith Musser, Betty Ruth Ralph, Arthur Goelitz, Ross Harâ€" rington and Dorothy Oweiss. Piano Pupils Of Miss Atkinson Give Interesting Recital A pleasing and interesting musiâ€" cal was given by the pupils of Wilâ€" la Bee Atkinson on Sunday afterâ€" noon, June 19, at the home of her brother, Luther Atkinson, on County Line road. The nicely varied program was of great interest to the parents and friends of the pupils The pupils participating were, Pattie Walters, Naney Ruth Sprou!, Lois Curto, Phyllis Brown, Patricia Siemens, James Siemens, Sophie Donine. Miss Atkinson will be located in Braeside and will open her studio in September. She is a post graduâ€" ate of the Chicago Musical college, having studied with Harold Von Mickowitz, ‘Alexander Raab, Louis Victor Soar, and Rudolph Ganz, She was a member of the faculty for sixteen years. Girl Scout Archers Hold Picnic As Closing Event June 25 The final meeting of the Girl Scout Archers will be a picnic at twelveâ€"thirty on Saturday afterâ€" noon, at 267 East Park avenue. Bring lunch and invite your parents, friends and scout leaders to come with you. Wear your Scout suits. After lunch the girls who have fulfilled the archery requirements will be presented with their merit badges. â€" Miss Katherine Weber earned her award a year ago. This year Miss Dorothy Weber, Miss Martha Burnham, Miss Luey Jane Pope, and Miss Bessie Tuma ‘have shot the required score. On Saturâ€" day these girls will try to do it again with their parents looking on. Tell your parents that the shoot will not take long and that they can leave early if they wish. F. R. Van Geyso Dies Of Heart Attack Frank R. VanGeyso, 58, of 378 Woodlawn road, was stricken with a heart attack last Friday while atâ€" tending a boxing match at the Meâ€" dinah Athletic club. .He died Saturâ€" day at the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago. T HE "P R E 8 8 Mr. VanGeyso was a salesman for the United States Rubber Co., and is survived by his wife Hazel, a son Frank R. Jr., and a sister, Mary, all of this city. Funeral services were held Tues day afternoon at Graceland ceme tery chapel. f Anticipate Large Gathering At Meeting At Moraine Monday A large audience is expected to attend the symposium planned by the North Shore committee of the American Jewish Congress, Monday, June 27, at 2 o‘clock at the Moâ€" raine hotel. Mrs. Arthur Richland is chairman assisted by her coâ€"chairâ€" men, Mrs. Harry L. Canmann and Mrs. Charles Schulmann. The formal meeting will begin at 2 o‘clock promptly and a luncheon will precede the meeting, to give the sponsors, committee members and their friends an opportunity to meet the guest speakers and join with them in informal discussion. Mrs. Michael Buhai, 1442 Edgewood lane, Winnetka, is in charge of resâ€" ervations for the luncheon. Approximately 259 R. O. T. C. cadets from middle western colleges started their annual six weeks miliâ€" tary training Saturday at Fort Sherâ€" idan. ‘They represent Kansas State college, University of Kansas, Washâ€" ington university, University of IIlâ€" inois, Michigan State, University of Cincinnati, and the University of Minnesota. R.O.T.C. Camp Opened Saturday At The Fort During their six weeks training they will be given target practice, machine gun practice, and search lights at night with planes as tarâ€" gets. B GARNETT S Purnell & Wilson Inc. 101 N. St. Johns Ave. Largest Selection and Lowest Prices in City The Big Lot TRADES ACCEPTED â€" EASY TERMS OPEN EVENINGS 318 NORTH FIRST STREET Used Cars June Sale ns Ave. Highland Park, IIL Phones: H. P. 710 or‘ 5443 NOW GOING ON of THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1988