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THURSDAY, APRIL 28 ,1988 Arthur M. Oppenheimer, ‘39, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Opâ€" penheimer of 327 North Sheridan road, graduate of Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school has been placed on the Dean‘s list for high academic standâ€" ing this semester at Brown univerâ€" sity. He is among the 154 underâ€" graduates whose scholastic achieveâ€" ment will give them the Dean‘s list privileges of freedom from reâ€" quired.class attendance and other routine procedures. The privileges are given in recognition of stuâ€" dents‘ ability to work without the full formality of usual classroom methods. 4 Mr. and Mrs. John J, McDonâ€" ough are receiving congratulaitons on the birth of a daughter, Jean Anne, on Sunday at the â€"Passavant hospital. The baby is the first child of Mr. IeDom,u;h and the former Anne O‘Brien, and the first grandâ€" child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. O‘Brien of Highland Park. After a three weeks visit in the east, Mrs. George McHenry reâ€" turned here last week from Columâ€" bus, Ohio, accompanid by her parâ€" ents, Dr. and Mrs. C. D. Evans, Sr. who will make their permanent home with â€"their daughter. _ Dr. Evans retired recently after fiftyâ€" six years of practice, Mr .and Mrs. Frank Straight of Schenectady, N.Y. are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby son, Owen Bill, born Friday, April 22. Mr. Straight is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O. Straight of Briarâ€" wood place. . Carroll McHenry is accompaning Jimmy Brush on his business route through Southern Illinois and Misâ€" souri for the next two weeks. If Carroll prove ssuccessful he will travel alone for the Wilding Motion Picture Co. Announcement is being made of the birth of a son born Friday, April 22 at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital to Mr. and Mrs. Bruno Benveâ€" nuti, of Highwood. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nosek of Sunset road are announcing the birth of a son born Friday, April 22 at the Highland Park hospital. H A S T I N G S YMCA CAMP HASTINGS YMCA CAMP Announcemen t The National Evanston Garage will take over the management of the Avenue Garage, 1125 Chicago Avenue, featuring complete garage service at reasonable charges. Superb Features for Fun and Safety horses for riding and instrucâ€" Separate groups for younger BOY! this IS a vacation! Write or Phone for Fee Descriptive Folder All the Privileges of a Private Camp at Moderate Weekly Rates First 2 hours â€" â€" â€" â€">â€" 2 t 12 â€" : + .:o _ ~ & WASHING â€" â€" â€" â€" LUBRICATION â€" _ THEATER PARKING ' 6:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. â€" â€" â€" 25¢ Operated by IRVING PARK YMCA 4251 Irving Park Road â€" Pensacols 10706 1725 Sherman Avenue, Evanston PARKING RATES â€" (DAY) NO PARKING CHARGE Mrs. Chub Lissenden entertained her bridge club, at the Kildeer Country club, Friday evening. Mrs. D. S. Edwards was hostess to Chicago guests at dinner Sunâ€" Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Appel of Oakwood avenue entertained twelve at dinner Saturday evening. _ Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wizelman of Glencoe avenue are the happy parents of a son born Thursday, April 21 at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. . Mr. Wizelman is one of the proprietors of the Blue Goose Food Mart of this city. a The Ladies Auxiliary of theé Masâ€" ter Plumbers association, held their annual card party at the home of Mrs. Clifford Moran, Tuesday aftâ€" ernoon. Door prizes were donated by several plumbing supply houses. The Purdue university chapter of Delta Upsilon, national social fraâ€" ternity, has announced the election of Ted Cabonargi as the new presiâ€" dent. Ted. is vice president of the Purdue union, member of Gimblet, Skull & Crescent, and has recently been given charge of the University Sing, an annual campus affair held the evening before Mothers Day. Ted is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabonargi. § On May 1, 1938, National Evanâ€" ston Garages will take over the manâ€" agement of the Avenue Garage, loâ€" cated at 1125 Chicago avenue, operâ€" ated by Mr. Polad. Announce Change of Management in Evanston Garage Mr. Polad will manage the new and upâ€"toâ€"date repair shop, which will be located one door south of the garage, specializing in complete Stammering, Stuttering, speech _ defects corrected. _ Est. 36 Free _ trial fesson. â€" Write for information. . Millard Institute of Normal Speech, 1144 Wilion SPEECH of expertly supervised onulocrf{m. exercise and. activity bolstered by tasty meals of perâ€" fectly prepared foods and plenty of ’m Md;&m butter backed by nights of undisturbed sleep in clean, weatherâ€" proof cabins means the e.-’oolhhllfohrm Glorious weeks ~$1.00 mechanical and body ‘maintenance service including a full line of tires, ‘The Avenue Garage will be under the same management which operâ€" ates the National Evanston Garage located at 1725 Sherman avenue, Evanston, and the Central Chicago Garage at Wabash avenue and the river. â€" All customers of the Aveâ€" nue Garage will have the privilege of using the facilities of these gaâ€" rages at no additional cost. In addition they will have the benefit of using Marshall Field & Company parking service, operatâ€" ing from the Randolph and Wabash door of Marshall Fields, for a small service charge. Independent Stores Sponsor "Safety" First Campaign ‘The Independent Merchants of Highland Park and Highwood are sponsoring a ‘Safety First Camâ€" paign," during the month of May. The campaign is backed by Mayors William M. Dooley and Charles Porâ€" tilla and Chiefs of Police E. Maroney and John deSmidt of the two cities. Among the merchants participatâ€" ing are Grande Cleaners, Lecioni Grocery and Picchietti Bros. of Highland Park, Coâ€"operative Tradâ€" ing Co., Gandolf and Giangiorgi, P. Innocenzi & Son, Frank Parenti, Rudy‘s Bakery, Sheridan Grocery & Market and Sherony Hardware comâ€" pany of Highwood. . The closing meeting of the year under the capable direction of Mrs. Frank J. Ronan and her able board of directors, of the Highland Park high school P.â€"T.A., will take place Thursday, May 5. ‘The club has had a very successful year, with large crowds in attendance at the interesting programs provided by the program chairman, Mrs. Edwini T. R. Murfey. .The monthly conferâ€" ences between mothers and teachers have proven ‘very beneficial to the faculty members, the mothers, and in turn to the students, in ironing out problems and bettering the unâ€" derstanding between the home and the school. ‘The annual meeting will be preâ€" ceded, as always by the conferences and informal tea, which start at 3 o‘clock, and conclude promptly at Tomorrow, Friday, approximateâ€" ly one hundred Scout Leaders of the North Shore Area Council are goâ€" ing to the Council Camp, Maâ€"Kaâ€" Jaâ€"Wan, located 23 miles from Anâ€" tigo, Wisconsin. Scout Leaders Will Visit Scout Camp There will be representatives from practically every town on the North Shore. The party will conâ€" sist of â€"the Council President, Robâ€" ert F. Doepel; the Council Comâ€" missioner, Henry Fowley; (Scoutâ€" masters and Assistants; Commisâ€" sioners; Troop Committeemen; the Camp Committee; and other men interested in the outâ€"ofâ€"doors proâ€" gram for Scouts. ® The men will have an opportunâ€" ity to participate in three or four of the projects which have been set. up by the Camp Committee. The party will return home some time on Sunday. P.â€"T.A. to Examine Newly Organized Nursery School May 5 "Use the same chution in selecting a Riding Master as you would in selecting Plenty of good horses and the most improved bridle paths Thomas Chalmers, Prop. On County Line Road between Skokie and Waukegan Roads * m i o GLENCOE _ RIDING STABLES Highland Park Dry Goods Store éJetfé‘E on the North Shore. : Pure Silk Chiffon Service Hosiery $1.00 THB â€"PRES 3 8:45. ‘There will be an important business meeting, with short reports from all the officers and directors, and election of officers for the comâ€" ing year. ‘ The program will be a unique and attractive one. â€"It will consist of an inspection and explanation of the newly organized Nursery â€" school, which has been operating only since the beginning of the second semesâ€" ter. Directed by (Miss Madeleine Swetland, a graduate of Oberlin colâ€" lege, a registered nurse from the Presbyterian hospital in Chicago, and a oneâ€"time student at the Naâ€" tional Kindergarten college in Evanâ€" ston, whose personality plus these splendid qualifications make her esâ€" pecially fitted for the position, the course has an enrollment of twentyâ€" three junior and senior girls. It is run in connection with the Junior Nursing course, and is attended by about ten youngsters of three years of age, who eome in the morning, remain to lunch and an afternoon map and for a play period in the afternoon. Such an innovation is in line with the progressive olicy of the school in introducing into its eurriculum educational courses of proven worth. . The Highland Park high school quintet won first place again at the district contest held at Glenbard high school in Glén Ellyn, Friday and Saturday, April 22 and 23. They have won the national contest three times and again are playing their way to the top. This is an organizaâ€" tion that has been very popular in and about Highland Park and also in Waukegan. H. S. Quintet Wins First Place Again in District Contest The following students also scored in first division at the district conâ€" test: Andy Jacobs, Phyllis Delhaye; Irwin _ Wertheimer, and _ Mary Frances Anderson, piano; Rosemary Holm, concert meister of the prize winning orchestra for three years, and Barbara Franzen violin; Gale Bray, string bass; James Krohn, violin, from Lincoln grade school, Highland Park, and Constance Koeâ€" belin, piano, from Deerfield Gramâ€" mar school. ‘ The members of the quintet are Rosemary Holm and Carroll Binder, 374 Central Avenue Receive a Free Recipe Book when you come in to preview showing of 1938 Kelvinators. 9t IREDALE®S He is a member of the Highland Park High School Junior Rifle Club and won his qualification medals unâ€" der the supervision of Sgt. Steve Lichene, instructor of the club. violins; Peggy Bingham, cello; Gale lir:y.nrincbus.nduaylmbc. piano. Robert Thomas, of this city, has qualified as an expert riffleman in the junior division of the National Rifle Association, it was announced in Washington early this week. The only grade higher than expert is distinguished riffleman. # Of a total of 12,311 junior shootâ€" ers of the country who have qualiâ€" Local Boy Qualifies As Expert Rifleman around the home .. . is so inviting. .. So why not get . . . a pack of seeds... and plant a few . . . just here and there? . .. They‘ll soon spring up ... and beautify + . . the outside of your home! i B m LAUNDRY INC. Plant Flowers! A flower garden Our Shirt Laundering Pleases Hubby PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 3310 Phone Highland Park 181 fied so far this year all Efi of shooting proficiency from beginâ€" ning grade of proâ€"marksman to the highest grade of distinguished rifleâ€" man, only 34 have succeeded in atâ€" taining the distinguished rating and 157 the expert rating, Rev. F. 8. Robinson, Pastor Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.â€"Rayâ€" mond Fidder, Supt. ‘Morning servâ€" ice, 10:45â€""Satisfied with Christ," Christian Endeavor 7 p.m. Evening service 8 p.m. A group of students from the Moody Bible institute Chicago, will have charge of the evening service Varied music with a good speaker will be the program of the evening. Men like our work beâ€" cause we make their shirts feel comfortable smart cleanâ€"cut apâ€" We enjoy doing your wash the way it pleases you. You‘ll be pleased with our low rates. First United Evangelical Church Green Bay Rd. and Laurel Ave. PAGE SEVEN