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First puppet“wohkl eomo‘ on m and guy a tteh uppet, nia School Notes “My Pippa, "Raise yogi "Put your hands Chickens um: Pod Veal - Cutlets Pound 29e Pound 2Se Schubert and "Meep, Bsby, Skep." Other new had equally. as. ful _ certs. An accordion d a bargain were additional irilrtrtt- ments in the 6th grade. " Marjorie Gmiaong 8. ' C Skating Gar-vial Ravinia hat! its annual Skating Carnival .Pett. _ Rh. There More about 600 people there: To gin the evening, " 6:30, there an a hockey match, Ravinia, 7th grade venue the 8th. With a hard battle, the tth won. . , 1 There we: then e eogtuini parade followed by me6s, The? were, very exciting. We also. had some advelty‘ numbers. Jo Grinnell and Edvard LiiieMerld put on a cop, and her stunt. Don Sheridln ind Bill Lev- intron jumped the two. hockey nets. They were very ttood,. Mr. and In. Detmnhardt and Helen Fun? did some fancy Vsketing u did alto Noney Armstrong end Peggy he. The 8th grade girls bed e‘torch drill. which everyone enjoyed: mule "uh"- -'".""'"" ~77". . _ There were refréshmenu reed mad then we had free skating. ' The winners in the races were: ', . _ Boys»! Tiff under. I, Bill Inuit. the. - 011th: 8. Andy Andra". I T cm- i no. or an“. I, mm 11?“: A Gaol um; 8, L. 3mm. I 'NL' m or under. 1. outta-church: I. Fonda-fold: 8. Mi! Jana. ' Girls ' m or under. 1.01mi Whale: t, 7 Betty in»: a. y: 'ee:....-, "I - - .B.r.r'--t-"-"-' mrriia"k".5Ce'iiisiG, Luau-A l atu"ll", tid At"A/,'lt" I not I ' I ore". ' Helen Sun“; 3. in! Meetttre.l artifact“. I.” “:2: ob! J not: 8, Bitt [MM Git-h tt ya. or 'mar. 1. My I John: 2. In” Show: I. Shirl-y W Boys " yrs. 0 I “an. I, Jim yr loll; 3. cum has: I. Bur-tad. ttith "matador. 1.Din.D-m- latch: I. In. Willem: I. Pally. BT18 "I. or and". l J. I nu: I. . Grant“: 8, Bound Wm. , Girl. In 311. or and-r. t, Betti thank: irfaiu"iureutrAt9.rtAP,y,',""t; Don " m t. John P""""! 2. Bay Johnson: 8. R. Iean. " Girl. 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The slight stag-y plenum.- ly burlesquod, panama I mull boob. blnck 3nd my pal, befriended" . generous ”wager on n Miatsistsippi river boat. Casting, acting aid di- rection are excellent, ofterfntt I llno tl"" otcomedy and drama. Fam- i y. T “Charlie. Chain at the Opera!“ Cut: Warner Gland, Boris Karloff, Charlotte Henry; Friday, Saturday, Feb. 12.13. tn addition to the high standard of l direction and acting that has characterised all the Charlie :Chan mistiry trlnur, "Charlie Chan at the Opera"~hu rather more prevention: setting: _ and back- ground than mini. The operatic se- quences and? bachtatg‘ mags give distinction to a we11-eorurtrueted and logically developed story. Adults. "Born Tb Deuce." Cut: Eleanor‘ Powell, "mea Steven, Virginia Bruce, Uta: Medal.” Band-y, Mon.- day,' Tuesday, Feb. 14, Ilk, 16. Bril- liantly “.1“, 'this fut paced, merry, muecll attenuate 'prw videa high entertainment through romance, lively musk, rollicking comedy and plemorous sets. The dancing of iEleenor Powell is the high-light of the picture. The Inge out, ugh sn artist. in his particulur field, gives excellent and versatile perfprmmeet. Femilz. A TicfiririiF On I inane." Itutt.. Funk 't5t,t; Joan. Blonds“, Guy Kibbee, ednesdly, Thursday, FA. n, 18. MODERN 9u.. KIWI-nag Free CLEARANCE SALE it; Giiime1r suécessful Nomi! Slllillllfollllltl.E 9514. co. It is simple; to piafinii build a modern gas kitchen. The entire oost.can be kept within a moderate family budget, 1......» mhnthlv mvments can be arranged to suit the family income. ' r ' The first step in modernizing your kitchen is to install a modern, gas «range, so different in its controlled cooking. superior oven performance and exceptional broiling quali- ties that your old range. The modern gas range! lessens housework and increases the pleasures of the home. Kitchen Planning Serpiée We have e lute (roan of skillful experts to help.you plen your modern kitchen. 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