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«s ‘Theodore Benvenuti, Western aveâ€" nue,â€" Highwood. Auadee a &.-;dnn’-ou“,nnm apiced or cottage puddings. A thin slice of mpple added to each pint of cranberries when cookâ€" w hhont intesrering with Tt id interfering with the tartâ€" The Lake County Voiture 604 of the 40 and 8 society will sponsor bW-ufludh Tenth (Lake county) of the American Legion at the Deerfield Masonic temple on Friday night of “gnurhh-t provided will be by: several students from Lake Porest college, and the epeakers will be William Schlupp, grand chef de garte (state commander) and the state judge advocate of the 40 and 8. District Meeting in Deerfleld Friday _ r%bprurortmuab- ing $1,200 realized from the sale of salvaged army property and equipment at Fort Sheridan where he was stationed. His sentence of dismissal was affirmed by President Roosevelt on January 8. 40 & 8 Holds Tenth nounced yesterday at headquarters of the sixth corps area here. Maj. Curtis, who is 42 years old, was conâ€" victed by a court martial last Sepâ€" Ft. Sheridan Thefts Maj. Ivan 8. Curtis of the quarter ‘Those who are running independâ€" ently for Justices of the Peace are: Charles Glass, 328 Waukegan aveâ€" nue, and Paul A. Blum, 552 Wauâ€" kegan avenue. _ For Constables: John Rouse, 11"8. Green Bay road: Dismiss Major for ond stréet. Bay _ Justices of the Peace, Clarence Shetzley, 1044 N. Green Bay road, Samuel S. Smith, 728 Central aveâ€" Peace and one as Constable in the coming election. .. 5. ~ â€" __ _ Assessor, Harry Earhart, 614 S. St. Johns avenue, Town Clerk, Albert Larson, 133 S, Green Bay road. ‘ Town Collector, Gregory M. Sheahen, 590 Elm place. _ _ With only one full ticket in the field, Deerfleld Township election whichâ€"is to beâ€"HKeld Tuesday, April 6th, promises little competition. However, three Independents are seeking office, two as Justices of the ~Those listed on the Citizen‘s tickâ€" et, the only comiplete ticket filed Supervisor, Arthur Swanson, 375 Orchard lane. § part in "The Saintâ€"Saens concert of t orchestra, W Slight Competition in Township Race considered one of the most talented aand brilliant ~artists among the younger generation according to the critics and musical authorities, inâ€" eluding Dr, . Frederickâ€"Stock. & gining music at an early m studied with different teachers spring 1985, when she became & member of the young artists‘ class of Walter Knupfer of Wilmette, unâ€" der whose guidance she dayeloped an artistic finish and a maturity of style quite unusual for a girl of class as a ‘Miss Bertha Ostrar will appear as guest artist with the Highland Park High School Symphony orchestra on Sunday afternoon, April 4, when Mtnouinbmrtudumgb THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1987 Richard B. Martin, 335 Hazel aveâ€" Constables: Chas. A.<Donner, 32 S. Green Russe} A. Campbell, 121 8. Seeâ€" George\‘Hesler, Ravinia Park Herman Sasch, 416 N. First Dorsey Husenetter, 1224 Burton _the Chica Wednesday, has the young people‘s Chicago Symphony ay the piano Carnival" by 17 not a citizen. "I‘ve been intending, ever since I got here, to take out my first papers," he says, "but someâ€" how I‘ve kept putting it off. I exâ€" pect to go down almost any day now x"-nhudoehmdiuu- hhrfi:inh.lvluhfihhl: r sixtyâ€"two yearsâ€"ever since came over from Lithuania. He is Most of his life in America, Mr. Martin worked as an extra gang section hand for various railroads. Last job he had ended in 1916. This balanced diet contains .'.a""un..iv.-fi". wlhbdtflundm being U. lh‘::udtfi shhon sh ioh Shore 404 fanciers. ;15/;:‘__"<{ f "::; A~B. FOOCD STORES This Sale for Thurs., “.fe. "'n "4 Sonfection" ‘beder m a pound today. Their crisp, tasty goodness adds much to your soups, salads and appetizers. Always keep a packâ€" age on hand.> CHOC. 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Sugar Miss Leta Toll presented five puâ€" plis of her tap dancing class, and a one act play on "Thrift" was preâ€" sented by three pupils.of Miss Anâ€" M-'“Mmmm also written by the A representation of the Chicago Motor club gave a most construcâ€" tive talk on Safety followed by a one reel movie showing the hazard ::‘tultyhnh.udmm Approved by Uncle Sam Pupils in Program at Deerfleld P.~T.A,. Meeting Friday The Deerfleld Parentâ€"Teacher asâ€" sociation met Friday afternoon at the Deerfield Grammar school. The president, Mrs. Leslie Brand, hnnonad th:t‘h'thos‘P.-'l‘.A. would ave a bake turday, April 10. ‘The location is to be announced later. . P The meeting was followed by an informal tea, with Rose Marie Barâ€" hu:tu«f(buhm Koebelin pourâ€" Unexcelled for flavor, ,mm texture l“. mflm for yourself. 81 12 C ans Large Size TRAYMORR T TOMATOES . CENTRELLA MOTHER® @TYLE SLICED PEACHES , FRUIT COCKTAIL TRAYMORE 4 CBNTEELLA m lm‘"..........u. m 3n”¢°8°¢lm3AL“c TRAYNMORE SWEH? 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