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ehfldrenmtolllflutlft&lflm good a whiteâ€"hare will down the chimney and hide brightlyâ€"colâ€" ored eggs in the house; â€" In many foreignpluutboluur.’hnil as important a figure as Santa Claus at Christmas. « If young men in some English villages can catch a hare and preâ€" sent it to the parson before 10 a.m. ‘onmlodly.flnmil‘ bound iy'noh'lhv“tinthmi IWemauu'-heuud‘ns:t.“ Egg wolling on the White lawn, & popular Easter custom at Wu-hinfmnbmmafnrthol close of the Civil war. Originally the annual affair took place on the Capitol terrace. When authorities complained â€" that children were harming the turf, President Hayes andh;:wifetnvfi-dyoumgo do their eggâ€"rolling on the White House lawn. The event has been annual ever since. _ with NEXT SUNDAY‘8 CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER College Professor Studies Puzzles, the World Overâ€"and Some of the Best Are Printed in The American Easter island, mysterious dot of land 2,000 miles off the west coast of South America, was discovered on Easter Sunday, 1722, $y the Dutch Admiral Roggeveen. lq!b-n-b-llrcrm- EVANS FEED STORE The egg is an obvious symbol of the spring awakening. ‘The bright colors of painted eggs symbolize hues of the Easter sun and the foy which follows the whiteness of winâ€" ter. In Germany, where both Easâ€" and the rabbit is said to come from the fact that the hare is a symbol! for the moon, which determines the date of Easter. In Egyptian, the name of the hare also means "to open,‘ hence the association of the hare with the opening of new life at apring festivals. Tradition Links Easter "Bunny" with New Moon Tradition gbounds in the popular American customs that ~durround Easter eggs and "bunmics," familiar to every child who has been taught the occasion‘s significance. Mr. is viceâ€"president of the D-l::#m Electric company of Chicago. het Mr. O. F. Burnett, Jr., is a gradâ€" uate of the University of Illincis and the General Electric Test school Deerkeki where he has lived for the past five years. His two children are in the first and gecond grades, at the Deerfield Grammar school. . at ®shon Ashman; the Deerfield Chamber: of Commerce, Mr. Milton Frants; the Deerfield Rotary club, Mr. Ed. mmmnm"mu held Aprilâ€"10, in Deerfield Gramâ€" mar school from 1 to 6 p.m. feld Woman‘s club, Mrs. Lewis E. No. 788, Mr. Clarence Huhn; the American Legion Auxiliary No. mittee is invited to meet annually ot r... sclecting a canâ€" didate the annual school clecâ€" tion. It was made up of delegates as follows: Deerficlké Grammat School P. T. A.,. Mrs.»Leslie G THURSDAY, MARCH 2%, 1987 m‘nm"..n.-b huou-n-‘-d.nu:mn 109, Deerfcld, Mr. O. F. Burnett, Jr., was selected as a candidate for schoal director to succeed Mr. G. E. Engstrom who retires this year after serving six vears. This comâ€" What Was the First Riddle?.. A Deerfield Committee Endorses 0. Burnette FEED LAWNS EARLY FOR BEST RESULTS C all _ the fmt gmemn woudd nout -wofl-.-lcq eond. Poe y oths hant EtmEas Starts to pmed It gives the Distribatos, H. P, 124 ‘,""" lflv(Adlma. In October of 1985 the newly formed Adult Education Council unâ€" der the guidance of Mrs. L. Schautâ€" Last week we brought this hisâ€" tory up to the Fall of 1935; and at this time Community Service Inc.; again found themselves without a house, a fact which meant the closâ€" ing up of most of the activities it sponsored. MD&:td.?dh talks about history of Communâ€" ity (recreation) Service Inc. As most people know the punpose of mm.n:-:m:m to <ommunity recâ€" n.mmflm-mmu June of each year: Second to help in the building and establishment of a community center for Highâ€" land Park. ‘The ultimate aim of the corporation is to invest the $67,000 in a recreation building that all Highland Park can be proud of. Complete Series on History of Community Service is dn tonnes Bremswer Brox. Specials! > BUTTER COOKIES (~ m oi aanoiaine o o oo surprise the children will enjoy, Lb. ENGCLISH STYLE BISCUITS Have you ever noticed how good a change of diet is for your dog? «Change to "Cooked Ration" and notice the difference, _ . MARSHMALLOW FRAPPE 3 ... 25C s C fi'fla%"uflf: lu-M in o time, n‘ 46 cookies in pkg. Life Begins at Breakfast With MANOR wouse COFFEE DATES BREAD MIX 2B:.. 25C | 19¢ COOKED RATION MARCH 25, 26 AND 27 35¢ Paul Schuize Biscult ( EASTER SPECIAL Dromedary | A coff * ‘eewbonpopnhflty.l-. Ne M“C': ."\::rld'nfluuc e:..' ns * Unsurpassed in goodnessâ€"the taste and flavor merit your inâ€" stant approval. 1â€"lb. 3â€"1b. glass -.-f.".fulu--fi. 31¢ elothes cléan. CHIPSO 21¢ Oxydol, 21¢ Yarietice prcked in indf, P. & G. White vidual krinkled cups. DAMISH MACAROON In the Fall of the year football games are supervised, in the Winter ice carnivals are held on the variâ€" ous ponds. Basketball games are promoted in the various gymnasiums as also is volleyball. Bird hikes are conducted inâ€"the Spring of each year. A softball league is tun durâ€" Then in November the requests for Badminton classes caused sevâ€" eral schools to cooperate with the Adult Education Council and Comâ€" munity Service and these classes were set up.. Here the school board furnishes the building and Communâ€" ity Service furnish the leadership. Now over 200 Highland Parkers are playing Badminton regularly. Ternish divectomialy W ts prog SBervice to to the aped(d n “‘hu,:" This was done m.cuhwb m-' ';.IAM“ dthm?m‘.mw Tuck sehoo! project. Dnha 10 mfi'fll m‘“ classes are hel § people attend the in 35¢ 89¢ "***~~. iike.s.~ lI,Wilson's "RINSO ......... : +. ... sSman sin, ¢¢; large stso 21¢ ’ LIFEBUOY SOAP .. ... .. ... prevents 2. 0.31.:; 20¢ PALMOLIVE SOAP ........roryour smm 41. 22¢ PURE PRUIT JELLIES . .....11% or. giasse: 3 ,, 506 CIflIll.l.ANIIL!TS...... 19 of, cans 2..,291 American Fam. SOAP . "LX:®5.Ozem,i ‘*5 u... 25¢ TRAYMORE TUNA FISH...,. ; on ns 2 ... 35G SHURFINE CAKE FLOUR ... nurge prs. 23° CENTRELLA JAPAN TEA x m». »»s, 17; 4 . 31e COLOSSAL RIPE OLIVES ,.. rm: on 3 ,,. $] SILYER CUP CRAB MEAT... x# n. ons 2 ,.,49¢ Centrella Fruit for SALAD. 1%,! @2 "!# 3 ... $] CENTRELLA MAYONNAISE .......... %:= 29¢ CENTRELLA FANCY SHRIMP ..,. **: 2 ... 39¢ Centrelia SWEET POTATOES.... * 2 ... 27e Centrelia Orange Pekoe TEA . ..*";;}** #"39¢ SNOW PUFF PAPER NAPKINS. ..Y*# ,, 2 ... 17¢ SUN DINE GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ... :: 3 ... 25¢ Centrella PEAS and CARROTS... 3: 2 ... 35¢ Centrelia Colossal Sugar PEAS... X¢;! 2 ... 39¢ Traymore Red Alaska SALMON... IL, 2 ... 53¢ Silver Cup Norwegian Sardines. . . *#3 ... 27¢ CENTRELLA VANILLA EXTRACT ..... .%2: 22e Centrelia Maraschino CHERRIES. . 24 3 ... 29¢ Centrelia Dark Red Kidney BEANS.*¢;! 2 ... 23¢ Strawberries 2bx. 3 5¢ Carrots . . . 2bu. 1 1 ¢ CaÂ¥K. Fancy 'Ghl“u::fmil' . 5 ftor 29¢ Faneg Louisiana m . . . doz 49e 'Rmrb PP 2lbs25c &-fln lean skinned hams, from the smokehouse for traditional kaster Sunday feastâ€" ing. A whole ham or shank half at this price. For Your C€aster Sunday Dinner ... GENUINE x t o AA M TKE PRES» FasterFoods i.‘% 'gtbl.mI 5¢ gus . bun. 2 5¢ The present office of Community wblu.u;;m.u«,m Central Its phone is 858 and it stands ready at any‘time to help worthwhile commiunity acâ€" _ The of Community Service Ray Cox, athletic director; Howard Copp, Ravinia director; Charles » Lincoln school, Badminton; mnw. Braeside school Badminton; Bill Hammond, assisâ€" taunt athletic director; Bert Leech, nature study and astronomy . and Ann Port, dancing. Mrs, E. J. Grundy is the secretaryâ€"treasurer. ing April and May of each year. Ts en dn on grade schools the high school. Tender Made Ham ib 37c ARNOLD C. BREmEer _ TELEPHONE H. P. 1088 Ib.24‘ BRUSH 29¢ No. 1 cans 18â€"08, cans 14â€"08, cans No. 8 cans Tay 39¢ 2 ...173 3 . 29¢ 2 i: 35¢ 2 m 39¢ 2 u. 53¢ 3 m 27¢ roms 22€ 3m2’¢ 3.... 20¢ Arar: 222C 3 ...SOe 2..,293 5 1« 25¢ 2 1: 39¢ 23¢ Suffers Fracture of Leg When Hit by Auto Tuesday Cliff Stanger, 21; son of Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Stanger of Deerfield was knocked down by an automobile Tuesday evening while crossing Below is a for F. sybmituedto/‘the Puard ‘of Arectony of Community Service lu..d.nd gives a very good picture months activities: «& Mrs.*E. E.â€"Puulson entertained at :qf‘nilymnhndfisfllut Sunâ€" 2 m 39¢ 2 ."276 Taw 39¢ 2 . 17¢ tivities that are recreational in na, ture. i .. _ 3Te 3 10 $1 2 ‘..4’3 $â€"4b. can 146. van DOG FOODS Evans Feed Store 610 Central Ave. Geo. B. Winter, Inc 861 Roger Williams Ave. Tel Highland Park 2080 28 Railway Ave. 14 North Sheridan Rd. . Phone Highland Park 460 H. T. Bakke Grocery & Market 23¢ Highwood Grocery & Market on sale at o your fnvorhs fa: Iom im MWioke o (Plus deposit) They‘re pure, wholeâ€" to them b; thdrCeamlllgroeer: homemakers are using this fine flour, recomâ€" More and more Evansâ€" ton and North Shore Serve them in Easter desserts and salads B & FREE with *‘ to~ ts it‘ ""* . 196 400 CLUB Beverages 6...47¢ Welch‘s Grape Juice TOWN CRIER FLOUR 9~~=â€"~ Campfire Marshmallows $1.03 24â€"1b, bag Tel. H. P. 124 A rich, heavyâ€"bodied .(-Ild-u':n_-g a.’."w"’-'."“' Quarts â€"Pints 2 .. 83¢)3 ... 65c 20070 0|AÂ¥ for 4IP% Tane in Irene Rich on WLS __._â€" Friday »1 P. M. TOMATO JUICE Do#. htulâ€"Evergizing and n-:u Slenderizing â€" Take Your Choice Weich‘s Phone Highwood 1000 road in Deerkeld and â€"received a fracture of the right leg. He was taken to Dr. O. J. office and placed in a cast. car which struck him was drivén by John Jelâ€" owoski of Glencoe. % Deerfield avenue near Waukegan "We guarantee our Cleaning" 10 Years‘ Experience in the Cleaning Business TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARK Pints Gem Cleaners 43¢ From the Centrella Ovens Gloria Sugar DYES Loaf 10¢ Thin Sliced Rye Bread »> a. ge mm smen. Loaf 10¢ PAGE THREE