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Lincoln‘s Birthday Program / A special assembly was held last week on Lincoln‘s Birthday and & fitting program was given.. > The boy scouts of troop 33 opened the program by marching to the platform, giving the boy scout oath On Feb,. 11 the scouts gave a proâ€" gram in the Jesse Lowe Smith audâ€" itorium at Elm Place School. The troop formed in line in back of the room and marched with the colors to the platform. Then Mr. Price inâ€" vited all scouts from other tl;ms in the: room to.come on the stage. After repeating the scout oath and law, Julius Laegeler, patrol leader , took charge of the program. He asked .different scouts to explain first aid. Afterwards the audience asked questions concerning the demâ€" onstrations and the seout organizaâ€" tion. § First Basketball Rownd Ends The first round in the grammar school basketball league was just completed last week. The Elm Place heavyweights are tied for first place with St. James. This year the Elm Place School heavyweights look very promising. They have shown good team work under the coaching of Mr. Leech, and perhaps are going to win the championship this year. They must play Lake Forest, St. James and Oak Terrace, in a row, but Eim Place boys will do the best ‘ they This week the Juniors received a letter from Miss Dineen, secreâ€" tary, acknowledging the valentine favors. Three hospitals received the hand work. Doll favors were sent to nurses who are patients at the Hines Hospital. Nut cups were sent to the Cook County Hospital. Also handkerchiefs put in fanâ€"like favors were sent to little children at the Women‘s and Children‘s Hospital. Boy Scouts Conduct Assembly â€" Last week was celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America. «Mr. Brush, scoutmaster of Troop 324, asked all scouts of that troop to attend church Scout Sunday, Feb. 10. * Get Reqdy for Spring This is the middle of February and before we know it, March will be here.â€" Then the spring> birds arrive. Get ready!. Clean your eye glasses and your boots. So you are ready to go on the many bird hikes. . Red Cross Juniors Busy > The 7A Red Cross Juniors are making designs to adorn the vases to send to the Hines Veterans Hosâ€" pital. ‘They will also use old tin cans. The veterans will enjoy these individuat vases better than one large one in a room. * & e School Closes on Friday There will be no school on Washâ€" ington‘s Birthday, Friday, Feb. 22. Some schools had a holiday on the 12th, but we are glad to have one to look forward to. We hope the weather will not go back on us. PAGE TWELVE A blue birdâ€"and several robins have been reported in town. ; Welder‘s _ _ Radiator Solder Seal Radiator Leaks $ } North Shore Distributor } * Highland Park Press Office, Highland Park 617 Prospect Ave., Lake Bluf > Phone Lake Bluf# 2898 The General Motors Corporation have their monogram on WELDER‘S RADIATOR.SOLDER, which shoud be sufficient to satisfy theâ€"most skeptical, It seals the leaks instantly and does a 100 per cent solder job. Ask your dealer for and insist upon 745 Waukegan Road Deerfield Garage LINCOLN SCHOOL If he will not supply you, you may get it directly from Winter Auto Service Tbeonlyfudmtorcomponndmthmbys manufacturer of automobiles. y Have your car ‘checked for Winter driving. WELDER‘S RADIATOR SOLDER Elm Place News CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE â€" R. 8. UDELL Phone Deerfield 7 with An eighth grade <pupil, Georgie Greene, recited Lincoln‘s Gettysburg Address and some talks illustrated by slides were given by Vernamae White, r}ux, Kathryn DeCelle, and Kelso Coale, showing places associâ€" ated with Lincoln‘s Life. Walter Gottschall read Lincoln‘s autobiogâ€" raphy. ; . ' Sick Teacher Resigns | Miss Harlem, our kindergarten teacher, has given up her work for the rest of the year on account of illness. Mrs. Gore of Evanston has been substituting this past week, until the new teacher, Miss Leila Coldren arrives. Miss Coldren exâ€" pects to begin her work on Monday, Feb. 18. She is a graduate of the National College of Education i Evanston and has been teaching Stoughton, Wis. We all regret lo ing Miss Harlem and hope she will soon be well again. We also wish Miss Coldren success and happiness in her stay with us. ty _‘ Our Iincoln Assembly On Tuesday, Feb. 12, the Ravinia school ‘children gave their Lintoln ‘The third act (time, Feb. 4) the editor in chief discussed the recent events of importance with other ediâ€" tors and reporters. | The first act (time, nearing midâ€" night, New Year‘s Eve) showed the editors and reporters discussing the news events of 19834. : The second act was not a complete success because (the radio over which the boys were "broadcasting" broadcast. Doolittl‘es takeâ€"off on his last recordâ€"breaking flight. & Interestiny Assembly ‘All the 7th grade boys were in a play that was given for the assemâ€" bly Feb. 7, under the direction of Mrs. Walton, science and social sciâ€" ence teacher. The play was about eurrent events. Every boys was an editor, or eporter for, some speâ€" cial subject. Three of the boys made very fine lady reporters. . Short talks were given telling some of Lincoln‘s characteristics. Ned Garst talked on Lincoln‘s sense of â€"heumor, Louise Lyman on his honesty, Jean Morrissey on his eagâ€" erness for education. Short talks were also given on ‘his simplicity by Betty Bowen and on his love of children by Mary. Fleager, â€" Barâ€" bara Timm. j pledge of allegiance, and posting the colors. A girl scout marched at the head of each grade and carried its flag. . â€". E. K. CATTON | _ Your Typewriter Man ALBERT LARSON RAVINIA SCHOOL Highland Park 567 â€"Mary Fleager, grade 8. STATIONER Deerfield, Ill. 8. The regions around Washingto and Oregon have been studied firg We have put things on the map fo that region. Wednesday the 58 grade spent their geography period mod:â€" ; Miss Pond‘s second grade has just finished making a bigâ€"Indian puar It covers one end of our room: The picture shows what the Indians do. The figures are as big as we are, because different children lay down on paper and we drew around them. It took us over two months to make the poster. v 3 aor t v:Billy Gutman took the part of ippingâ€"inâ€"theâ€"Morning. The ~moâ€" @r was‘ Janis Uhliman, the father vas John Law.: Babbette Weil took e part of the daughter, and Clarke ch was the weaver. The aniâ€" mals were Jean Watt, Peter Ullâ€" man, Erminia Bruno, Marshall Stone, Kirk Fischer, and Patricia Waggoner. The other children weie the friends who lived in the pueblo. The 5N and 5S grades are makâ€" ing an agricultural map of the VU, % B Ice Rink News $ : Ravinia has had a long successful efson of almost continuous ice skatâ€" ng. The money .for our rink was â€"by subscription, radio show, sale of candy and an ice carnival. Ravinia school wishes to thank the skating committee of the P.T.A. for their endeavors in. making this a happy winter for all. : b] Pet Shop ‘ ‘‘The first grade east is making a pet shop. They are making up storâ€" ies about their pets. h "One Little Indian Boy" Mrs. Brown‘s second grade gave a dramatization of the story of "One Little Indian Boy" by Emma L. Brock. This closed their study of the Southwest Indians. They used the large pueblo, which they built in their room, as a part of their play. 1 assembly. Two children from room in the school were chosen fary the, flag, The whole school rave;the pledge to the flag. and the and fifth ‘grades gave little i¢ts, each about Lincoin. \ Bome children recited poems about coln and we all sang pa k songs. â€" School was then dismi for therest of the day.â€"Gretch mh.rfl f i l <. . s.p Anstall . °_ the new PENFIELD AUTOMATIC GAs WATER HEATER This amazing development in hot water service is offered to you by the new Penfield automatic gas water heater . . . with the "economy regulator." If you install a Penfield with the "economy regulator" you never will lack hot water . . . at a uniform temperaâ€" ture ... instantly on tap, â€" A Penfield automatic gas water heater now will be installed in your home for as little as $1â€"down . . . and $1.50 a month. Try it .. »and enjoy its daily convenience. Then if you no longer want it we will remoL'e it. without W expense to you. * Telephone or come in now for full details of this special offer! NOW . ... your monthly, cost of hot water is in your hands! You pay only for the hot water you use. And you can regulate the supply so it meets the exact requirements of your household. NORTH SHORE GaAs ComPANY THE PRESS \ The children in our primary: room ade a most unusual valentine box is year. They used their red barn rhich had been so â€" important when they were studying farm life. How attractive it looked with a white roof all shingled with bright Kd , hearts.: On Thursday | they pined with the older children ‘for a short valentine party and all had a. good time as they enjoyed the barn full of valentines. For Election Returns Call The Highland Park Press /0 dsâ€" M.P.557 | eling apples and other fruits and vegetables. The 5N grade will paint them. We hope to fill up the map with samples of the ‘products raised in the various regions. | â€" . Our Lincoln program was both lgt’tucfive and entertaining. Each m : entertained the other. ‘The first and second grades sang a Linâ€" ;’gln penny song and the third: and urth dramatized incidents from his life to show his interest in eduâ€" cation.> ; ’ ‘The older children picked out what to them were the outstanding traits of character in the . life of Lincoln and by means of story and dramatizing were able to explain 322 N. 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