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ved on the board of the Highland Park High school from 1940 to â€"â€"1950, holding the office of presâ€" ident the last four years. He is now viceâ€"chairman of the Comâ€" â€" mission of~ School Problems and a member of the special advisory committee on education. + He assumed the important duâ€" ties of the cashier‘s post in Janâ€" uary, 1950. During the early years of Mr. Schinler‘s service with the bank as well as more recently as a member of the official family, he has been devoted to his work and diligent in the performance of any assignments given to him. For some weeks, Mr. Schinler has had under consideration the acceptance of a post with his home town bank, The Glencoe National. His decision to join the staff at . Glencoe, where his official fi nation will be that of Vice Pre ~_dent and Cashier, carries with it much regret on the part of his associates at the local First Naâ€" tional. His Highland Park friends Mr. Harold Norman Guest Speaker At League‘s Spring Luncheon fellow workers join in extending to him best wishes for his success and happiness in his new underâ€" Business and pleasure â€" are striking, a happy .balance for flw‘ Highland Park League of Women Voters on April 18. That is the day of their annual meeting and spring luncheon to be heldâ€"at the Recreation Center. The business meeting will begin at 10:30 a.m. and will be followed by luncheon Sehinler Leaves Local ‘Tony," started his employment with The First National‘s predeâ€" cessor â€"institution, the Highland Park Trust and Savings Bank, in 1920, and since his employment has been continuous. His more than thirty years of service has seen him progress from the duties of bookkeeper, clerk, teller, head teller, assistant cashier, and to his most recent position, that of. at 1:00 p.m. A humorous skit will be presented by members of the League for the enjoyment of the luncheon guests. Climax: of the day willâ€" be an address by Mr. Harold Norman who will speak on "Our Schoolsâ€" Their Future." Mr. Norman serâ€" Mr. Anthony .N. Schinler has tendered his resignation as Cashâ€" ier of The First National Bank of Highland Park, Mr. Schinler, affectionately known to his assoâ€" Thursday, April 12, 1951 Bank; Accepts Glencoe Post FOR QUALITY DRY CLEANING SERVICE A Surprise Awaits You If You Have Not Visited THIS BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CEMETERY Northshore Garden of Memories RENO CLEANERS GRESN BAY ROAD & 18TH ST. PHONE MAJ. 1067 Satisfaction Guaranteed PURNELL & WILSON, Inc. 101 NO. ST, JOHN‘S AVE. HIGHLAND PARK, ILL k TEL HL 20710 a Pickup and Delivery Call â€" HI. 25529 _ 377 Roger Williams of Redeemer Lutherans Plan Celebration Of 60th Anniversary Lake Forest Member Hostess To D. A. R. At Today‘s Meeting It has been announced that Mrs. Florence Thomas Dingle will atâ€" tend the Continental Congress as delegate for the chapter. The Redeemer Lutheran church will observe its 60th anniversary on Sunday, April 22. guest speaker. At 5:30 an anniâ€" versary pot luck dinner will be congregation, cordially invites all members of the church and their families to attend this celebration. Mrs. Freytag will be assisted by Mrs. J, P. Casperson, Chairman, and Mrs. Ellis H. Ibbotson, Mrs. Robert B. Kiningham, and Mrs. Raymond W. Flinn, coâ€"hostesses. Mrs. George O. Strecker, who attended the State conference as delegate for the North Shore Chapter, will give a report on proâ€" ceedings of the meeting. Mrs. Jerry Leaming, Regent, will preâ€" side and introduce Mrs. John T. Wilson, who will provide music for the occasion. : be held at the qi’unh with Rev. Herbert C. Albrecht of Chicago as munity center on Green Bay road. Immediately following will be a Wm. Rectenwald, president of the Lincoln School PTA Plans Spring Luncheon North Green Bayâ€"Road, Lake Forâ€" served at the Highland Park Comâ€" tions and clubs of the church. Mr. Luneheon at the school on Wedâ€" PTA will hold the annual Spring Highland Ten Pin At 4 p.m. a vesper service will Members of the Lincoln School OPEN. BOWLING Every Day from 12:30 to 6:30 P.M. Call HI 2â€"0319 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY 139 N. Second St. TEL H. P. 319 Robert Stein. Tickets may be obâ€" tained from"Mrs. Adelaide Cox, HIL 2â€"4480; Neatness In Our Parks nesday, April 18, Lunch will be served buffet style, and cards will follow. The usual attractions will be, offered. Heading the committee on arâ€" rangements is Mrs,‘ Fred Bishop. Park) In preceding articles brief deâ€" scriptions have been given of the many parks and park properties which add to the beauty and give enjoyment to the citizens of Highâ€" land Park.‘In the last article the financing of the Park District was described and the relatively low cost to each taxpayer was brought out. With Spring and Summer just around the corner it will soon be time to have all our parks and beaches in usage once again. It is therefore only. fitting that thoughts should be directed to the maintenance of Park District propâ€" erties. Naturally, the Board of erintendent of Parks, Edward J. Brown, are preparing plans to condition the parks, the golf course, and the beaches for our citizens‘ enjoyment. This is no small task as the Park District men es, each complete with bath house facilities. When the activities on the Park District system are in full swing â€"with baseball games in Sunset Park, many golfers on the fairâ€" ways at Sunset Valley, hundreds of people at Central Avenue Beach and at Rosewood Beach, picnickers land in addition to the two beachâ€" (This is the fifth in a series of arâ€" By Francis D, Weeks Park Commissioner ° PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF MORTHERN ILLINONS THE PRESS ~ in various other parks, the very fact that we have such fine Park District facilities in our city is Parkers. However, it also presents a great problem to the Park Disâ€" trictâ€"a problem that could be simplified tremendously by enlistâ€" ing the aid and thoughtfuilness of those who are using our parks. This relates to the wi#hton careâ€" lessness taking place every year in discardingâ€" papers, food conâ€" tainers, drink bottles, (and more oftgh hard drink containers), properties. _ In addition to the nuisance of having to assign Park District perâ€" sonnel to the task of cleaning up our parks, there is also the danger of tin cans and broken glass on our beachesâ€"to say nothing of t_h? unsightliness caused by such owner in Highland Park has a definite stake and interest in the Just as papers, bottles, tin cans, ‘"They Never Touch Ground" 32 N. First St. Highland Park â€" 2â€"3029 types of litter on Park serve ete. would not be countenanced for an instant on the front lawns of our yards, so also such types of foreign articles should not be strewn haphazardly over the landâ€" mot our parks. Rubbish conâ€" are strategically located on Park District properties for deâ€" positing such refuse. * parks neat and beautiful by using these containers. Let‘s all assist in keeping‘ our GORDON BUCHANAN, JR. FOR CITY COMMISSIONER APRIL 17 is a vote for An Efficient and Businessâ€"like Administration PRESS WANT ADS GET RESULTS â€" Years Of Experience In Business Management and Purchasing A resident of Highland Park since 1907 A VOTE FOR BUCHANAN Veteran of World Wars I and II A man active in Civic Affair â€" For 20 Years YOTE FOR BRAUN BROS. OIL CO. OIL BURNER SALES AND SERVICE Phone HI 2â€"3804 m 3 «/ Pm sn