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The seventh grade girls wanted to help too; so the dolls fell to their lot. Odd moments at school or at home transformed many a sad, muâ€" tilated doll into a smartâ€"looking litâ€" tle girl or boy doll. They appeared with new coiffures, wearing apparel Ravinia School Children Repair Toys For Children fun beganâ€"pounding, sawing, sewâ€" ing, painting. The Art room beâ€" came increasingly full of bright, shining, excitingâ€"looking . wagons, cars, engines, wheelbarrows, trains, and innumerable other articles that, in the new condition, were a great temptation for the "repairmen" not to become "playâ€"men." The project started when the sevâ€" enth grade boys decided that they could make underprivileged chilâ€" dren enjoy some of the happiness they themselves had known by reâ€" pairing the old toys that had given them the most pleasure. The boys made personal visits to each room, explained the plan, and asked for contributions of discarded or broken toys, games, dolls and books. Committees were organized to colâ€" lect the toys from the various rooms and to sort as to the type of repair neded. From the kindergarten to the eighth grade, the children brought discarded playthings for the boys to recondition. Then the real The children of the Ravinia school feel that "it is more pleasant to give than to receive" for this year one Christmas project has been to recondition toys for less fortunate children. Photo by Heckets weller The above picture shows Welton Mansfield, Joan Easton, Coco Barr, Peter Ullman, James Schaffner, John Hansman and Bill Laurie at work, and toys which the children of the Ravinia school repaired for those less fortunate for Christmas. In the circle of visitations, they discovered that one third grade had already established the "Tip Top Work Shop" in the attic above their room and were busily engaged in fixing toys, bathing dolls, washing and ironing the clothes, mending games "for the poor children." THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1989 582 Central Avenue T. S. DUFFY FURNITURE CO. FINE QUALITY FURNITURE AT MODERATE PRICES Open evenings until Christmas, Repaired Toys Displayed By Ravinia School Children It is the corn crop of Illinois as much as the natural feeding grounds and resting places adjoining the State‘s many streams which attracts millions of ducks to the state every year, the State Natural History Survey has discovered. Sunday at 10:30 a.m., morning worship. Monday at 8 p.m., choir rehearsal at the parsonage. In one of the first grades, the chilâ€" dren diligently sawed wood around eolored animal pictures, â€" mounted them on wheeled carts of their own construction, and offered them as their gift to the poor children. One third grade made and gave scrapâ€" Wednesday, December 13, in the Village House, "Santa‘s Corner" disâ€" played the finished productsâ€"the reâ€" sults of the efforts of the Ravinia school children to bring happiness to those less fortunate. Redeemer Lutheran Church West Central at McGovern W. F. Suhr, pastor Saturday at 9:30 a.m., Satur school. Sunday at 9:30 school. . Thursday at 7:30 p.m., Junior Walâ€" ther League. of the latest modeâ€"everything from bows on the hair to saddle shoes or chamois moccasins on the feet. In addition, many dollies became the possessors of an extensive wardâ€" robe. Younger children, from the fifth and sixth grades, found time to contribute their share in the reâ€" pair work. * After considerable investigation and discussion, the children chose to give part of their gifts to the Dorcas Home, and to the Highland Park Social Service League and the Chicago Commerce for distribution. a.m., Saturday a.m., Sunday Miss Anderson has received aboveâ€" average grades for all four years. She is a home economics major and is looking forward to teaching homeâ€" economics and women‘s athletics in high school. T She is a member of the Student council, a group of students who regularly meet with the faculty to discuss current student problems and thought. For the last two years she has served the dormitories in the official capacity of junior councilor; these councilors are students, who are elected because of their fine repâ€" utations, to the positions of "big sisâ€" Taking time off from glamour, Corrine is actively interested in all types of women‘s athletics at the college. She is this year the presiâ€" dent of the Women‘s Athletic assoâ€" ciation, as well as a member of the Aquatic club, Orchesis, a modern dance group, and Torch, an honorary women‘s group at the college. Miss Anderson‘s prowess as a beauty queen began when she was still in high school. In 1986 she was voted the best looking girl in the senior class of Lake Forest high school. Since that time she has been receiving similar honors withâ€" out a letâ€"up. When she was a sophomore she was voted as one of the attendants to the homecoming queen; in her junior year she reâ€" ceived the same homor as well as being named as one of the all beauty queens, being picked by Tyromne Power as the most beautiful girl in a field of twelve contestants. This year Miss Anderson was elected beauty queen, and there‘s a fine prospect of being named as all colâ€" lege beauty queen next spring. One of Cornell college‘s most outâ€" standing seniors this year, and by all indications certainly the most beautiful, is a Lake Forest resident and a graduate of Lake Forest high school. She is Miss Corrine Anderâ€" son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gusâ€" tave E. Anderson of 955 Ringwood road. Phone Highland Park 638 College Beauty Corrine Anderson THE HIGHLAND PARK PERESS wur family, played the leading part. ‘e can all think back to some tragedy in which someone we knew about it; but every year thousands of lives are lost because of carelessâ€" ness on the part of the victims proâ€" tecting themselves against it. Do these things: Always leave your garage doors open when the motor of your car is running. Always have a car window open while driving. This gas is so deadly that the amount produced in three minutes by an ordinary car motor running hodud-hzmmwfll prove fatal to occupants. Be careful! Accidents usually leave scars â€" different kinds of seats. There are physical scars, of courseâ€"the cuts, taste it â€" you cannot smell itâ€"you eannot feel it. Yes, this is carbon monoxide gas. You have all heard about it, and Sales of 10,385 units during the last 10 days of November compared with 10.191 in the corresponding peâ€" riod of the previous month and with 7,556 in the last 10 days of Novemâ€" ber a year ago. Mr. Hufstader said that Buick dealers in the United States reportâ€" ed the sale of 14,696 used cars, bringing total used car sales during the month to 39,239 units. This subâ€" stantially exceeded the average used car stock during the period and repâ€" resented a turnover of used cars on hand once every 27.5 days. Sales of Buick motor ears in the Lake Forest area are under the diâ€" rection of Wenban‘s Buick Sales and The Sixth Area, comprising the states of Hilsots, Michigen and Wisconsin, lead all other corps areas in recruiting, for the increase of the Regular Army, during the period November 7 to 30, 1939, according bnmu‘-w Lieut. General Stanley . commanding the 2nd Army and the Sixth Corps Area, According to inâ€" formation received from the War Department, the Sixth Corps Area enlisted 70 more men, for the inâ€" erease of the Army, than the corps mrea in second place. â€" 6th Corps Area Leads Recruiting For Army General Ford said these results were very gratifying, and although eredit is given the Regular Army ofâ€" ficers and enlisted men who are or recruiting duty, he pointed out that these results were in a great part due to the splendid cooperation of news agencies (newspapers and raâ€" dio stations), and Reserve Officers and other public minded citizens. The November sales were 34.5 per cent over the like month last year when deliveries amounted to 21,629 cars. A study of recruiting results shows that publicity has been one of the chief factors of successful reâ€" eruiting and the cooperation of newspapers and radio stations has been of great assistance in what has been accomplished. From the beginning of the present campaign, Reserve officers have been assisting the recruiting efforts of the Corps Area, working both as inâ€" dividuals and in giving active supâ€" port to the Regular Army agencies engaged in recruiting. _ Recently, special committees, headed by Reâ€" serve officers, and having as memâ€" bers Reserve officers and public minded citizens have been formed in Illinois. ‘The active cooperation and assistance of the American Legion and> of civil officials and patriotie individuals has done much to make wecruiting efforts successful. This was announced today by W. F. Hufstader, general sales managâ€" er, who said that the November volâ€" ume was the best for any month this year, exceeding October by 3,384 cars and comparing with 21,343 deâ€" livered in April, the peak month of the spring selling season. Flint, Mich., Dec. 13â€"Domestic deliveries of Buick motor cars durâ€" ing the last 10 days of November totaled 10,385 units bringing total sales for the month to 29,292, the highest on record for this season. Every effort has been made to bring to the attention of the public information about the Army, and the advantages of enlistment therein, as it is believed that an informed pubâ€" lic will be an approving public. General Ford said that although much has been accomplished, much remains to be done. In the first nine days of December, 571 men were enlisted in the Corps Area. About 2000 men must be enlisted during the month of December in order to fill the quota which has been assigned. Buick November Sales Top All Other Months But the kinds of scars that hurt A total of $2,740,632 was paid to 137,814 old age assistance recipients in Dlinois in the month of Novemâ€" ber, it has been announced by John C. 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