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His overseas cap, perched precariâ€" Nously upon the extreme back of of officer, s guy has to be & bit | Shcn on / Wwas ON NY OM -ndy.cv.--tbathhth' But there was something unâ€" Marines.") And I was proud that canny about the _ situation. 1 &qmâ€".fi*mlkmlm'tfi-b.mu*‘ director, as one of them . . . a pal | nents as well as my partner seemed -â€"b“.bt-hli..huâ€".hbt:r&ou“dfl jole and to confide in. And in hand wi eh‘rwy‘-t accuracy. Thursday, Feb. 6th, 1947 USMC. ("Of course," turn I loved every mother‘s son of them â€" even to "Stinky" Malloy. Brooklyn. He may have had anâ€" other name, but I never heard it. Exen the rigid discipline of boot camp had failed to make a neat dresser out of Stinky. His "gear" hung loosely on his lank frame; he head and his narrow face, definitely of the type known as poker. His only expression was in his It was Stinky who gave me the name of Kelly. "A good Irishâ€" man should have a good name," he ed, "could % s !.y’n!hla-hb up by each successive group to arrive at the separation center. I through the grounds, to hearing a bellow from some secondâ€"story window: "HI, KELLY! Where y‘u think y‘re goin‘?" It was Stinky who undertook to initiate me into the intricacies of the game of pinochle. Now I conâ€" sidered myself quite the shark at have none of it. The back of their hands to it. Pinochle was their dish, so with the help of a cluster of loyal kabitzers, shouting variâ€" ed and often contradictory advice, I endeavored to masterâ€"the game. Even in my dreams my ears would ring with roars of: "PLAY THE KING® Finally I had to put foot down, gently but firmly. =l’k'lmv Oildâ€"Fashioned Gown Renews Its Day gown has revealed why songs like country by storm. The search has proved that even in these days of sentimental mementoes of the past. For display at the opening of "Pabric Hall," on Feb. 10, the New Boston Store placed a small made of material bought at the Boston Store back in the Gay 90‘s, dresses brought in before a cerâ€" Among the exhibits was a blouse from Mrs. Fred Henning, 577 W. Park avenve, Highland Park, worn by her mother in 1907. The new 6inâ€"1 kitchen aid A MUST for housewite. hqb-u.nmm” all sizes of vacuum sealed cans, jars and bottles. 90 per cent of all vacuum cans sold today are withâ€" To my mind there is no branch E3 1 7 .‘lmllm -h.:v- as ;uk-laâ€"ifiâ€"\c.- u‘u made of a fine spring steel, heatâ€" stores: Blue Goose Food Market, Central Hardware, Highland Park treated to give longer, better 22 hok Tok A To Siith The name stuck, and was taken fbupdadgéaflaw "Stinky"‘ Malloy Ask for MASTER KEY Highland Park, Mincis 49 at you mean well," I told them, "but if you would all just go away and let me play my cards to suit myâ€" self, I know I could catch on."* ‘They retired, grinning, and from then on I was on my own. But there was something unâ€" They knew more about the cards in my hand than I did myself, "I doubt you‘ll ever make a pinâ€" ochle player, Kelly," sighed Stinky, one day, with something akin to a twinkle in his eye. Puzzled, I went to answer a call at the phone. Upon my return I got it. Staâ€" tioned in a strategic position beâ€" hind my chair was a small rearâ€" view mitrer, which afforded a full I glared around at the circle of delighted faces. "You wretches!" I stormed to their intense joy. "You utter, unmitigated scoundrels!" In my perturbation® I even resorted to view oi "Gang on me, will you? Well, just you wait till I get the hang of this doubleâ€"decker nightmare, and â€"so help me â€" I‘ll cheat the everlasting eye teeth out of every living one of youse guys!" _ _ _ _ Much too brusk to think of grace, February‘s lot‘s a strife To crowd too much in one short As January‘s smile grows thin, February blusters in; Round of figure, red of face, life. yt> + Something of a blunderbuss, But, underneath, quite amorous; For softer moods he has a line . . . It‘s: "Will you be my Valentine?" Somelming of & SIEACEDDNSS, under auspices e But, underneath, quite amorous; "‘.‘-’g 8.::&, of 'cl:f ;l Forlonermoodshhnnlinc.; ice of the local church. It‘s: "Will you be my Valentine*"" | uo yuest speaker is about ready «+ to leave for Japan. She has been â€"RBO. ld-fi-iuy:a-uua-a-!-» Silver Spoon for First revipringt 1947 Valentine Baby _ |mew pemcrer ina Roman Cathe Valentine‘s ,&““Emm.'mmh- the ennnnut,qv'-fll be a particu. | carcerated 'bi:h.‘ h.,:: far‘s .m‘"h'fi'“‘b“:,* flames enveloped cago Maternity center. "It will be Ueh Cinv* where these religlous 3e . c ananicy tm Sattnen % ‘workers were confined and Athey T2 hoped for membership goal in had to flee, but did not attempt to its hoped for membership goal Eain freedom from imprisonment. include the presenting of a Hiver|All Miss Kramer had when _ she Mdfihmdlhlul the ‘burning structyre mdbhmldhe*‘mh“-"m“h' as the hands of the clock slip past midnight on Feb. 13. mmml:mflm’fi‘“ of ‘the mvlllh-uvd:' and oG ‘.:: "52nd Anniversary Baby, Chicago “u’h :'." -‘ln. Fred l.!::unmc-u,mnc,xu::"' io promgint uf the Toâ€" presentation was started Noeerenberg y..u,mm--u--,slm and ©Rev. Lester H. ue as the anniversaries roll around, Charles A. Meyer, Lester Wellman, Mrs. J. Maurice Maxwell, Mrs. Malcolm D. Vail Jr., Mrs. Roger Vail Jr., Mrs. Robert Schiller and this year‘s enrollment. . Members from Highland Park Monticello which is a project of the directing class of the drama story or planning a wardrobe were two assignments suggested as a Mademoiselle and to plan a colâ€" will choose ~mbout twenty girls whose work has been most outâ€" standing to plan the August or colâ€" lege istue of the magazine, and to committee on small animals, Also present were Drs. Thomas E. Belâ€" knap, Wm. A. Denny and John J. Spanabel, newly clected members of the association. H. Park Veterinarians Attend State Convention Participating in the annual conâ€" vention of veterinarians at Springâ€" field lnst week was Dr..J. A. Butâ€" ‘The work for Mademoiselle conâ€" In June of (Pure Whimsey) February "KELLY.* of Infant Welfare Society Holds Annual Meeting Thirtyâ€"one members of the four Infant Welfare groups comprising the Highland Park â€" Ravinia cenâ€" ter of the Infant Welfare society of Chicago attended the annual meeting at the Congress hotel on Wednesday, Jan. 29. the luncheon meeting in the Gold by Mr. B. Douglas, treasurer, Mrs. Robert McDougal Jr., _ president of the Woman‘s Miss Sara B. Place, superinten‘ dent. _ Dr. Sanford reported that medical _ supervision and home health education had been providâ€" ed for 5,461 infants, 6,103 preâ€" school children and 786 expectant Park â€" Ravinia center, served as chairman of the nominating comâ€" mittee. â€" Mrs; Robert McDougal Ralph C. Archer of the Highland Jr. was reâ€"elected president, and Mrs, Emerson Mead of the Highâ€" Mrs. Archer, outgoing lli@t éf brought out the fact in her report that the members of the Highland hours of service during 1946. Garâ€" center started 21 years ago with 10 members. In December a fourth group to ‘be known as the Interâ€" mediates was formed, bringing the combined membership to a total of in by the junior and senior groups TO SPEAK AT BETHANY missionary to Japan for 29 years, will speak at Bethany church, Lauâ€" rel at McGovern, Sunday, Feb. 9, at 11 a.m. Laubenstein is the minister of the Permanent Citation for Lieut. Earl Hoey "For meritorious service as ay* intion engineering officer, attachâ€" ed to the USS Cabot, during operâ€" ations against enemy . Japanese forees in the forward areas of the Pacific, Jan. 17 to Nov. 1, 1944. Maintaining his department in a high state of efficiency, Lt. (then Lt. jig) Hoey contributed materialâ€" ly to the success of his carrier‘s air operations. His devotion to duty was in keeping with the highâ€" est traditions of the United States Naval Service." WE ARE NOW BUYING At the meeting of the Woman‘s (Across from bankâ€"same location for 35 years) L H. NEMEROFF ARY FROM JAPAN THE PRESS To Address D. A. R. The next meeting of the North When the yearâ€"book went to press last September, Dr. William Copeland had expected to address the chapter on this date, and was 13, at thereafter he was made president of Billings Polytechnic institute at Billings, Mont., and found it imâ€" md-fllhihhwm William H. Wilbur for that date, and he will use as his subject "The Prevention of the possible to keep this ports from so many of the memâ€" bers of the Men‘s Fellowship club, talk before Jan. 23, the women have been eager to hear him, and the chapter is fortunate to find him available Another attraction and addition to this day will be the presence of Chester Kyle, baritone, who will theâ€" chapter, will attend both the state convention at the Drake hotel in March, and will be in Washingâ€" panied by Miss Florence Richert. ton for the national congress in May. Mrs, Garfield Day, viceâ€"reâ€" gent, is the other delegate. Asâ€" sisting Mrs. Wilbor will be Mrs. Moore and Mrs, Jack McDonnell. Highland Parkers Who Attend Miami U, show that there are 149 Ilinois mMmm‘ ity, Oxford, O. New York leads in the number of outâ€"ofâ€"state > stuâ€" dents at the institution, 153, with ond place with 149 students each. _ Among Highland Park students are the following: Albert T. Buckmaster, Sheridan place; C. E. Defenbau, S. Forest; Eugene F. Peddle, Homewood aveâ€" Twp. Election April 1, 1947 YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO VOTE! If you have not régistered, do so now at the office of W. W. Steele, 394 Central Avenue, Highland Park MOVING & PACKING of HOUSEHOLD GOODS s T O R A G E IR E D A L BE The Powder Box at 1881 Also in straightening of kinky and fuzzy hair We specialize in the PACKERâ€"HERBEX scalp and hair treatment for men. On Monday and Tuesday evenings, by appointment only. Tel. 415 for Appointment OPEN EVENINGS THURSDAY AND FRIDAY Last Day to Register â€" March 3rd, 1947 ATTENTION â€" VOTERS:! FACIALS, SCALP TREATMENTS (HOT OHL) â€" _ MANICURING, PEDICURE, ETC. of We specialize also in our new both machine and machineless HAIR TINTING AND B en Agent Allied Van Lines , regent of | Elm Place PTA to Hear Mrs. Neisser A representative group of seeâ€" ond and third grade parents and teachers met in the Elm Place kindergarten room Tuesday eveâ€" ning, Jan. 25. Mrs. Walter Neisser discussed the problems peculiar to 7â€" and 8â€"yearâ€"old children, _ Mrs. Neisser, who was introduced by Mrs. John Stevens, is a resident of Highland Park and a past presiâ€" dent of the Association of Family Living. _ * She pointed out that the Tâ€"yearâ€" old is not in a state of . rapid growth but is © in a "thinking through" period, assimilating what he has already learned. He may still need some physical help and needs definite leadership in play, and an, opportunity for selfâ€"exâ€" pression, both in and out of school. The child begins to show more independence on attaining eight vears of age. He shows a keen interest in the radio, in the movies and in comic books. These media, rather than being all bad, provide the child with a means of escape, and with an opportunity of proâ€" jecting himself into the role of a hero, The 7â€"yearâ€"old may be charâ€" acterized as a "dreamer," whereas the 8â€"yearâ€"old is evaluative. _ He is "speedier" than the Tâ€"yearâ€"old. In conclusion Mrs, Neisser sugâ€" gested that both the 7 and 8 year olds want and need small jobs to do at. home, which are equal to their capabilities. 2 ed during _ which parents and teachers exchanged views on sevâ€" eral subjects, including playground supervision, and the value of a guidance program in the school. Highland Park Man At Rochester U.> Active in Club Lioyd Erikson of Highland Park hnbmebcedwot the University of Rochester (N.Y.) Outing club. The club is one of the university, with a skiing trip to Old Forge in the Adirondaks highlighting the season‘s activities, Erikson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eben W. Erikson of North Sheriâ€" dan land Park high school in 1943. 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