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46 W I L M E T T E L I F E September 18, 1947 Congratulations to Bob Frledlander for finding the Mystery Man L E A V E S F O R SCHOOL Miss Shyrl Blaise, daughter of M r . and M r s . Francis J . Blaise, 1728 Highland avenue, Wilmette, left Monaay, September 15, for Carleton college, Northfield, M i n n , where she is a junior. E a r l y in August Miss Blaise motored to New Y o r k with her brother and parents for a family reunion. The last two weeks in August she vacationed with her roommate at Liike of the Woods, Canada. Since her return to Wilmette she has had Miss Joyce Carson of Hinsdale as a houseguest. Jackets Jackets Pick Officers for Wilmette Post of American Legion Appointments of officers of the Wilmette post of the A m e r i c a n L e gion were announced this week by 1,. B . Cregier, the new commander of the post. Louis W. Repsold, 530 Sheridan square, Evanston, will be adjutant; the Rev. F r e d A . Millhouse, Wilmette Evangelical Lutheran church, chaplain; William M . James, 909 Ashland avenue, judge - advocate; Leonard Byler, 921 Greenleaf avenue, athletic officer. David C l a r k Leach, -1417 Forest avenue, employment officer; C a r l E . Lund, 633 Cumnor road, Kenilworth, Americanism chairman; Tom L . Yates, 2752 Eastwood avenue, E v anston, national defense chairman; Arnold Maltz, 347 Oak circle, graves registration chairman. To B e Historian L e a J . Orr, 1002 Greenleaf avenue, historian; Roy Kroeschell, 1120 E l m wood avenue, Boy Scouts; Charles P . Dahncke, 2114 Greenwood avenue, child welfare; Joseph H . Heinzen, 1518 Lake avenue, resolutions chairman; and D r . Lester E . Mee, 1227 Chestnut avenue, medical officer. New members of the post include L l o y d Wendt, 2326 Greenwood avenue; Wing Chinn and Wilbur Wong, both of 327 Green B a y road; and Lawrence W. Nolte, 820 Oakwood Jackets Scotchlite Jacket -- for Safety Wear The most unusual jacket in America. 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