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1MID® WVWVICh ... musuraN~NprAinrK § ~*S$ * _* ay auies zaper _ *Helephone Highland Park 2064 g Health, Happiness __~ _ Are Your _ GILMANâ€"ROBINSON BETROTHAL _ The betrothal of Miss Jo Anig Gilman to. Donald Bruce Robinson Jy., Soncof Mr. and Mrs. Robinson, Sr. of 638 Carol court, has reâ€" eently â€"been announced by her ‘parents, "Mr. and Mrs. Hugh D. Gilman of Arlington Heights. Miss Gilmf@n attended Miami university and Mr. Robinson is a student at â€" Northwestern. â€" The wedding is planned for June. ‘ VISIT WILLIAMSBURG Mr. and Mrs. G, A. Shallberg of 865 . Woodland â€"road â€" were in Williamsburg, Virginia; this past week. While in the city they were guests at the ‘Williamsburg Inn. IN FLORIDA f In ~St. Petersburg, Florida, is Mr. Albert Varley of 1325 Judâ€" son ~aveintue.â€"His â€" daughter, Mys. A. G. Humphrey of 1321 Judson avenue, who accompanied him south, recently returned after .a VISITSâ€"HERE Miss Cathie Croneis of Beloit, Wisconsin, was a weekâ€"end guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Anschuetz cof _ 1352 Broadview avenue. ; At aâ€" candlelight â€"ceremonyâ€" on Saturday, March 25, at 7 p.m. in St. Paul‘s church, Deerfield, Miss Ruth Paula Jacobsen became the bride of Lt. Harry W. Swinburne, Jr. The Rev. Harry Willman heard the exchange of nuptial vows. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hans Jacobsen of Skokie Valley and County Line roads, and the bridegroom is the son of the senior Swinburnesâ€"of â€"Delhi, Towa. , IN NEW YORK Mrs. Richard Lunn of 1934 Flora place is staying at the Beekman Tower hotel, in‘ New York City for a few days. â€" RUTH JACOBSEN WEDS The bride‘s gown was of "off white" slipper satin made. with a fitted bodice. She wore a mall cloche > and fingertip veil. Her bouquet was of white gladioli and stephanotis. stt Ridgewood ‘drive attended her sisterâ€"inâ€"law as matron of honor. Her gown, made with a portrait collar, was of dusty rose,. The Ballerina bouquet she carried was of blue iris and white carnations. .Bruce R. Swinburne served his brothér as best than. Ushers were Lt. (jig) Harry Jacobsen, brother of the bride, and Lt. (jg) Robert Sutherland of Glenview Naval Air Stationt. + 4 ‘The. bride‘s mother was in teal blue with cocoa colored accessoâ€" ries. The bridegroom‘s mother wore purple â€" complemented© by pink accessories. Each wore a co)â€" sage of white glamelias. Mrs. Stan Huber of Chicago sang "I Love . Thee" and: "The Lord‘s Prayer". The, bride attended Northern Illinois State Teachers‘ college in De Kalb. â€". * ;. free public lectures, and other Christian That man, in his real nature, is the perfect expression of God, is continually proved in Christian and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy, and other authorized Christian Science I)tentuu. new health, At the Christian Science Readâ€" ing Room this literature mayâ€"be Gouâ€"Given Right CHRISTIAN SCIENCE > READING ROOM 43 NO. SHERIDAN ROAD HIGHLAND PARK Through the study of the ain 1 OPEN DAILY Visitors Welcome About one hundred guests< atâ€" tended the reception at the Deerâ€" path Inn, Lake Forest, which folâ€" lowed ‘the ceremony. * The young couple is now on a honeymoon trip.to the west coast.â€" They will make theif" home * in | Miramar, . California | where Lt.’ Swinburne .is stationed with, the helicopter squadron. .. s RETURN TO 10WA Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cushman (Winifred Wolters) returned to their home in Ames, lowa on Tuesday after a tour through the south, The _Cushmans were in Highland Park at the home of her parerits, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wolters of 1303 Judson avenue, only long enough, to leave their infant daughter, Christine, in her grandparents‘ care and to return for her last Monday. 7 ~Mr:â€"andâ€"Mrs; Cushman â€"bothâ€"reâ€" cently graduated from lowa State college.â€" 3 â€" Egandale road has been initiated into. the De Pauw EÂ¥niversity chapter‘.of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity, it was recently .anâ€" nounced. â€" > % Son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Chaffee, Walter is a frlshmu'n in the De Pauw School of Liberal Arts and is specializing< in ‘ecoâ€" nomics. He is a graduate of Highâ€" land Park High school. Today, Arthur Hutpphrey, a senior at De Pauw university in Greencastle, Indiana, will arrive Lo spend the Easter holidays with his parents, the A. Gordon Humâ€" phreys ~of 1321 Judspn avenue. ~ David MeCulloch, son of Mrc and Mrs. William C. McCulloch of 1358 Broadview â€" avenue, . is | â€" home fromâ€" Hlinois Wesleyan colâ€", lege in Bloomington, Ilineis, for| _ the Easter holidays, . David, n; freshman, is a member of the, school‘s varsity swimming team. ’ _ Home from Dartmouth college in . Hanover, ‘ New _ Hampshire, HOME FOR EASTER HOLIDAYS Acvompanyingâ€"him for the vacaâ€" tion period will be a fraternity / 5 brother. The ‘boys are members $ of Lamba Chi Alpha fraternity. King, son of the Karl D; Kings, Jr. of Ravinia. & PROMOTED «Ronatd J. son of Mr:~and Mrs. A. J. Bailéy, of 137 Burton, Ave., Highland Park, Illinois, â€" who is currently serving an overseas tour of duty with the U.S, Air Force stationed in the Philippines, has been recently , promoted to the grade of corporal. He is at present assigned with Detachment 1, 548th SAFE STORAGE â€" FOR YOUR & *‘Phone Our Expense .. Bonded Messenger ENTERI(’)RISE 2491 R Libertyville 21700 comparatively mold form on m*,hn.‘-il&wz could be more devastating than "-E‘"o;"';“.fi." rated ;:'-hm':- es 4 hn-;g.w m:: FURS aAm Both Temperature 1 Cpl. Bailey extered the Air Force in November 8, 1949 at San Antonio, Texas, after graduating from ‘Highland Park High School. He also attended the U.S.. Air Force Photo School at Denver, Coloradd prior «to ‘his departure for his present overseas assignâ€" ment Jast November. a Reconnaisance * Technical "Squadâ€" ron at Clark Air Force Base in Central Luzon. ; x TREASURER® OF ~TRIANGLE â€"â€" Mare Williams, Highland Park has been elected treasurer of Triangle, engineering sofial fratâ€" ernity at the University of Kansâ€" Evangelical Church To Present An Easter Cantata The. Senior choir of the First| date by selfâ€"appointment? Besides, United Evangelical church will{which is the mort democratic way present a sacred Edster cantatajof sclecting candidates for the on â€" Easter Sunday night at 3:School Board, selfâ€"appointment «o1 o‘clock.: The cantata;â€"entitled "The ; being drafted by a group of rep Day of Resurrection",.and writt@h resentative citizens? _ io raSiee by â€"J,. Lincoln Hall, will be diâ€" rected by Thelma A. Daggitt. Miss Romayne Gunsteens will serve as Mrs. Norene Gieser, Miss Carolyn Botker, Mr. Peter Mustric and Mr. Paul Inman. Williams is, a sophomore in the hool of engineering at KU. * SHALL THE VOTERS IN DISTRICT 108 STAND FOQQ_QN_HNUEDCW”â€"‘* â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"eeâ€"theâ€"new=polieyâ€"proposed by the VOTERS LEAGUE? â€" In the face of overwhelming opposition the > ~ School Board issued a News Letter on September 14, 1949,â€" stating, "architectural plans were recently â€" _ completed for the new Intermediate school. When the. BOARD is convinced that construction should not be further delayed IT will so INFORM the community." Are our duly elected school officials going .__ to tell the citizens how they will spend our tax dollars or will we instruct the board as to what we want? This is the issue which can only be settled by an overwhelming majorityâ€" voting in favor of _ the following candidates nominated by the VOTERS â€" LEAGUE. & FOR PRESIDENT (term one year) LORENTZ B. KNOUFF â€" FOR BOARD MEMBERS (term 3 years) GORDON E. C\L'fVEY RAYMOND C. WARNER e WE ARE DETERMINED TO PREVENT POLITICS FROM CREEPING INTO THE SCHOOL BOARD! ~â€" _ This statement was made by the president of a newly organized "Citizens" committee, supporting the f caucus sponsored candidates. Unfortunately, the history of American politics shows that this is the â€" kind of whispéring campaign that is always initiated by groups facing defeat in which spectacular and unsupported charges are circulated at the last minute in order to divert the attention of the voters from the fact that they are unwilling, or unable to answer (to take a stand) on specific issues. We wish to make plain the fact that until the time the Voters League submitted candidates for the g coming election, the caucus sponsored candidates left the citizens with no alternative but to vote for PERSONALITIES OF THE CANDIDATES ARE NOT INVOLYED: __ > * & ' No one disputes that all of the candidates enjoy a fine reputation. Their }ntegntf is not questioned. What does count is which of these are the best qualifiedâ€"which ones have some special ability or experience to offerâ€"and most inrportant of all, DO THE CANDIDATES STAND FOR THE POLICY OoF CONTINUED CAU9JS CONTROL?â€" f WE CAN NOT HAVE THE INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL AND CONSOLIDATION: ; If we are to have the Intermediate school and the continued high rate of taxes in District 108, it is futile to discuss consolidation, or give the idea lip service. No other district is going to vote consoliâ€" d_atior} with_ Distri_c_t_ 108, if we h_t_we a $1,‘_l_(_)0,000 Intermediate school which would have no place in VOTE SATURDAY, APRIL 8, 1950 â€"12:00 NOON TO 7 P.M. THE DISTRICT 108 VOTERS LEAGUE f 255 (This advertisement is NOT paid from the $1.00 family membership dAd the 108 YOTERS WE{ but by the individual. contributions of civic minded citizens.) C or two slates permitting the voters to elect the candidates on a basis of the issues for which they ;tamiT the plan of consolidation. No district will vote to takeâ€" on a share of our $1,400,000 for such a building and no district will vote to consolidate with a district whose tax rate greatly exceeds theirs. At present we only have a promise from the school board to temporarily postpone building." THE PLAN HAS NOT BEEN ABANDONED. * 3 & OPEN LETTER TO THE CITIZENS OF .â€" _ â€"~GCHOOL DISTRICT 108 _ THE PRESS Open Letterâ€" Citizens Committee _ ‘ (Continued from page 1). / School Board has been polled on this matter of policywand are in agreement with it. ; Caucus d The Voters‘ League claims that the Caucus system is undemogratic even though, it consists of sixteen duly : elected or appointed ‘repreâ€" sentatives of, the various P.T.A:| organizations or other community | organizations from: ; the aevenli; school areas, has one répresentaâ€"| tive of the four from each school}‘ area who is not a plrent of gramâ€"| mar school children, and meets in open ‘mecting to receive nominaâ€" tions from anyone in the uom-l munity. Tetually, Mr. Raymond Warner, Chairman of the V'oteu" League, was invited to be a memâ€" ber of the Caucus Committee from the Lincoln School area, but reâ€" fused. Did he refuse so that he could be certain of being a candiâ€" date by selfâ€"appointment? Besides, which is the mort democratic way ‘of sclecting candidates for the School Board, selfâ€"appointment «or| Taxes The Voters‘ League claim of reducing taxes in District 108. is crease in the Education PuNa budget ‘for this year is because Dynamic Wheel Balancing Auto Painting â€" Auto Reconstruction Co. Body & Fender Repairing 322 N. First D A H L‘ S HIL 2â€"0077 for the people, shall not perish from the earth‘‘ ’lm the money was available through tax levies,. Obviously, the idebt doesn‘t have to be repaid twice. And then, through sheer ignorance (that‘s putting it chariâ€" tably), or for the purpose of deâ€" ception (take your choice), the Voters‘ League claim that the: present school budget includ?‘ \levies for the Intermediate School in the amount of $68,824.00 and. ‘asserts "The claim that further \ reduction of our high rate can be ‘ made is ‘Therefore not w{i;hout ‘buil of fact.‘" This item(though \not accurate) undoubtedly refers | to the payment of principal and | interest: on the $1,408,000 bond |issue which neither the voters nor the School Board can repudiate, and the tax levy for which, as a | matter of fact, is handled by the ‘Township Treasurer without the School Board having anything to do with it. Again, we askâ€"Decepâ€" tion or Ignorance? > ‘ | Standards of Education last year‘s~levy was &Tm normal by that amount in drder to overcome a deficit incurred by increasing teachers‘ salaries beâ€" District 108 has always stood high in the state for its standards of education. It is time for the community _ to appreciate . our 635 CENTRAL AVENUE â€" PH. HIL 2â€"0597 Thayer‘s Dairy & Delicatessen â€" LIGHT GROCERIES * DELI * DAIRY PRODUCTS + * BJ * ICE CREAM (our own make) ° FRESH MEATS AND POULTRY IF YOU*CIKE GOOD THINGS TO EATâ€" GET ACQUAINTED WITH THE Thursday, April 6, 1950, M.._.-; instead of letting a small group, because of selfish interests, undermine them. * he +t The Caucus candidates Cushâ€" man, Fearing and Foreman all have children of grammar school age, whereas the Voters‘ League candidates have none, Which canâ€" didates ‘are going to be most inâ€" terested in the welfare of our school system? . The Caucus candidates . have‘ clearly stated their platform and have debunked the Voters‘ League claims of tax saving, ete. We are confident that when the wote is counted on April 8, the commm will provide its answer to 0 ized attempts to discredit the School Board and the standards of education in District 108 for which we have cause to be proud. Citizens‘â€"Committee for Education in‘ District 108 By ‘Robert C. Brown, Jr., 4 sew" President _‘ Royal Neighbors Royal ~Neighbors of Highland Park Camp will meet at. Witten Hall Wednesday April 12th at 8 ;; Mrs: Matt _M'limm. oracle will preside. * DELICATESSEN * BEVERAGES