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Mother _%__ Whe First Church ef TWhe‘ Sunda) morning. service is held at 11 oclock and the Wednesday eveâ€" :30, 7:30, 9:00, 10: #e -i‘?‘nffi:.“‘ #0, 11 made during the week. and 11:30. and the roads are good. Beachâ€" wood is the lowest street in this canyon, and is a very pretty street with very pretty homes and beautiful gardens. â€" Nary a one, except the one last week with whom I had ridden beâ€" fore, have the faintest idea of where to go. After we get to the house, every driver says, "I have never been up here before." They also ask the same questions, "How much further does .this street go?" and, "‘Can I reach Beachwood by going to the end of ‘the street?" I alâ€" wayeâ€"seliâ€"them to #oâ€"Back The way ~ASSSâ€"Sen tnem to 20 Dack the way we came, â€"it is the shpl:tegt way One driver went south and over the Boulevard at very high spefi: and kept going in the wrong rection as fast as his old rattle trap could go before I could make him understand that he was going in the wrong direction. That made it necessary for him to drive three blocks before he could turn in the right direction. After we reached the house he said, "This is a hellâ€" ofâ€"a place to live." That made me feel cross and I wouldn‘t pay for the going around those three exâ€" tra blocks. It also taught me a lesson, and now I ask the driver if he knows where I want to go. Smail children are cared for during Boulevard, but about one third of the time Iâ€" have several little jobs to do and I want to take my time, so I say, "When I get through T‘ll go back in a taxi." Until one day last week I never had the same taxi the second time. The driver was an elderly man and when I said "2955" he finished my address. Every driver hates to acknowledge that he never heard of Hollyridge Drive. that they know everywhere in Los Angeles and Hollywood is part of Los Angeles. I have lived here in Hollywood almost five years and there is seldom a week that I don‘t have to go at least twice down to Hollyâ€" wood Boulevard and Vine Street (which is like State and Madison in Chicago). On nearly all streets crossing Hollywood Boulevard, not far from the corner and next to the sidewalk, is space markedâ€"off for taxis to park. This makes it easy to find them. Taxi Drivers Taxi drivers are human beings just like we are. Some old, some and often very bald. But they are all alike in one wayâ€"they want * I‘m always driven down to the Over the two doors of the gaâ€" CHURCHES Rev. Bernard E. Burns James D. Gleeson Laal dn T9 ian Science healing, is Dr. Mégar Siskin. Rabbi Glemcoe, iL. Phone, Glencee TB Whe Ret. William Atkinsom Young, D.D. SUNDAYS:â€" * 9:30 a.m.â€"Sunday School. 11:00 a.m.~â€"Church Service. 1:30 r.laâ€"'ntl Fellowsh wED: DAY ; 8:00 p.m.â€"Midâ€"Week Servic WHURSDAY :â€" 8:%0 p.m.â€"Chancel Cheoir. > SATURDAY:â€" ~ Your separate stars advance, to merge it smm â€"pmepe m In deathless beauty, shining heart to heart, . Your phrase and his, a music withâ€" out end, v Your spirit and his spirit counterâ€" Phrasing your name as flowers phrase the sun, Clasping your kands in some eluâ€" sive dream. â€" â€" By Anna Elizabeth Bennett (Suggested by E. B.) Be very sure he moves beside you Cloge as a petal laid against a ‘ Most of the drivers want to look around ask questions about the television station on the highest hill on the other side of the canâ€" yon. They also ask if the streets are lit all night. When I tell them we have a Night Patrol here all nigtt, they sayâ€"I‘m glad to find this place, it is a beautiful spot. One driver said, "I like flowers, but what anyone wants with roses on the roof, I can‘t understand, that looks rather dumb to me." Of all the taxi drivers I have come â€"in contact with, I have never met one who tried to beâ€" come too familiar. He told me it would give him great pleasure to take me to see some of the eduâ€" cational institutions and it wouldâ€" not cost me a cent. I looked at the number on his cap and reâ€" peated it aloud and said, "The next time I have business on the Boulevard, I‘ll stop at the Yellow Cab Office and ask for the driver who is allowed to take <passenâ€" gers to see educational instituâ€" tions without cost â€"‘" but, before I could say any. more, my taxi driver was in his cab and made the shortest turn I have ever seen and was around the curvé.around the corner and down the hill in much less time than it takes me to write a line across this page. #:30 a.m.â€"Sunday School. 10%5 a.m.â€"Sunday Worship. 1045 a.m.â€"Sunday Worship. of every color. It is seldom that the driver doesn‘t walk that 100 feet and logk at the flowers. These flowers are beautifully set off by a strip of grass, from the curbing to where the flowers grow. always some blooming. ‘Then along the street which makes a turn to the east, there are flowers SUNDAY SERYICES 9:3 L-Jâ€".I:g School. 10:%5 a.m.â€"Ch: Service SUNDAY SERVICES #:34 a.m.â€"Church School. 7130 and 11:00 a.m.â€"Morning Werâ€" rage and roof of the patio are Whe Reverend Charles U. Harris Dynamic Whoo! Balancing Pody & Fondor Repabring 0B M. Wlrst 8. Green road at I‘ltd BT. JOHNS EVANGELICAL & ZION LUTMERAN CHURCH Church phone, HI 2â€"1695 SUNDAY SERVICHS D A H L‘ 8 iday nights at §:30 p.m. â€"â€"Enjoy a |); JK He sponsors the Somenzi & Sons softball team and is one of the team‘s stars. Married, Bruno lives‘ at 1120 Prairie avenue with his attractive wife Gilda, a son Terry, 8, and two daughters, Dore‘, 4, and Candy, who is two years old. tarily retiring from baseball. The past few years have found Bruno playing semiâ€"pro baseball in Lake County and business has kept him from even doing that this year. He credits a lot of his success in baseball to Johnny Mostil, his manager at Grand Forks and who was a great with the White Sox. Somenzi is now a Sox Scout and has taken many local youngsters down to Sox tryout camps in an effort to get them started in the game he loved so well. go White Sox in an exhibition baseball game. Coming out of serâ€" vice in 46 with a staff wmt%no became a member of the Cubs farm system and was sent to Portsmouth of the Piedmont league, Winning 21 games in 1946 with Portsmouth, Somenzi went to Florida the next spring with the Toronto Maple Leafs and before the, season startâ€" ed, he was traded to Sacremento of the Pacific League where he with a last place team. Returnâ€" ing home that winter, Somenzi went into the furniture business with his father, Sam, and brotherâ€" inâ€"law Ralph Pottker and found it impossible to return to the baseâ€" ball wars and it was a sad young man who wrote to the Sacremento teamâ€" to tell â€"them he was volunâ€" Boryla, Bill Sticklen, Dan Pippin and Dick Foley. He‘also was on a soldier nine that upset the Chicaâ€" famous team were such greats as Gene Melchiorre, Bill Mann, Vince PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLiNo You‘ll sleep in comfort every summer night T HE . On that A night cooling window fan draws in,cool night air from outâ€" doors and circulates it gently through your home. The cool movâ€" ing air absorbs heat from walls and furniture, lowers the room temperature and evaporates skin moisture. You feel cooler imâ€" mdintdy...andbstofafl,youmrdaxinmfortuflpt flngoodnight'ldapywmed...mmnight. thwfim;oficwkwnhwbla@dm Plere‘s an easy way to find out what real comfort is! Just phomorwfih‘mneareataboreforyour&dayfiufidnm organ of the United Nations Ecoâ€" nomic, Scientific and Cultural Orâ€" ganization carried a. four pagé spread of picture and word narâ€" rative on ORT‘s outstanding conâ€" tribution to the rehabilitation of the economy of warâ€"devastated Europe through its remarkable vocational program, supplying Mrs. Sidney Morris of Ravine Drive, the membership chairman of North Shore ORT announces that the Annual Garden Party honoring new members will be held Tuesday afternoon, July 17 in the exotic gardens of the hostâ€" ess, Mrs. Leon Schochet, 231 Woodlawn st., Glencoe.~A unique programthas been arranged. _ In the receiving line along with Mrs. Morris. and Mrs. Schochet will be Mrs. E. M. Gherman, reâ€" cently elected president, Mrs. Harry Saletra and Mrs. Morton Abelson, social and hospitality chairmen, and members of these committees residing in other vilâ€" lages along the shore. trained hawidg. in essential skills for industry, agriculture and labâ€" (_){lbory. . E)R’I:S'sr slogan is "Skills Especial attention ‘will be foâ€" cussed upon the newly organized chapters. PRES S ORT Fetes New Members At Annual Garden or o‘bhgahon. All you have to do is plug it in una"uuoy. fekaks a uk. o oo iines w ... ue . ce In a recent is%he of "Impetus" Residence and Commercial Phone â€" HI 2â€"1401 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Night cooling window fans from $49.95. Ask about them today at your dealer‘s or our nearest store. NORâ€"SHORE Productivityâ€"Securityâ€" White Elephants of every sort and description were auctioned off to the members by Mrs. Robâ€" ert Thomas. Proceeds of the sale will be sent to the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago to aid them in their work at the various welfare stations throughout the Chicago Mortimer, Mrs. William Papp, and Mrs. Percy H. Prior, Jr. Mrs. Kenneth Farris and Mrs. Joseph Brown, #)-clnirmen of the summer outing, appointed Mrs. Darwin Rummel, Mrs. David Reeâ€" bel, and Mrs. Georgle Flagler to plan the entertainment and games for the evening. â€" The picnic given by the Infant Welfare Wings of Highland Park for their husbands and beaux will be held on the lawn of Mrs. Florâ€" ence Dingle, 515 S. Sheridan rd., on July 21. This was announced at the regular monthly meeting last Monday night held in the home of Miss Barbara Patterson, 308 Woodland rd. Mrs. Florence Dingle Hostess At Welfare Assisting Miss Patterson as coâ€" RENO CLEANERS 377 Reger Williams Satisfaction Guaranteed FOR QUALITY _ â€" Highland Ten Pin + _ PRESS WANT ADS OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY for bowling instructions Every Day from 12:30 to 6:30 P.M. 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