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FotAiMail Week Observance Here (Cohtinted from Page 1) ‘] America", written> by students the Highland Park High School, have been sent on to the State Chairman for judging and awardâ€" ing of prizesâ€"air trips to Washâ€" ington and Hollywood. The local prize for best poster submitted was won by John Laurie, 253 Roger Williams . avenue, a student of Highland Park High School, The design of the "cachet" selected by the local committee was drawn by Marths Olson, art student at the High , School. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1988 Window posters featuring celeâ€" bration of National Air Mail Week will be distributed to all merchants this week. Car stickers calling atâ€" tention to this event may be had on request at the post office. Paâ€" trons of the Highland Park Post Office will all receive in the next few days a personal letter from their mail carrier asking that they mail their letters AIR MAIL the week of May 15â€"21. Y.W.C.A. Club Girls To Display Newest Models This Evening (Continued from page 1) furs will also be shown. All the latest f@shions which are Ibeing modeled are from local shops. A beautiful door prize has also been donate. The dramati¢s director of the Highland Park High school, Miss Elyse Rinkenberger, will be the fashion commentator. Marie Lawâ€" ther, well known vocalist, will sing several popular selections. Peggy Breakwell, who has appeared in many Y.W.C.A. activities, will play several viblin selections. They will be accompanied by Sarah Glass. Included among the models will be: Miriam and Ruth Peters, Dorâ€" othy Glass, Helen Fritsch, June Peschman, Catherine and Rosemary Rafferty, Vera McCreadie, Kampâ€" sie Frazer, Dorothy Larson, Ruth Garling, Dorothy Moldaner, Mariâ€" lyn Gooder, Betty and Laura Mae Carpenter. * 3 The public is invited to attend and enjoy the interesting program which has been arranged. SPEECH Stammering, Stuttering, speech defects o hu i::m. lesson. ‘Write for in . Millard Institute of Normal Speech, 1144 Wilion Modern Methods for Clegning and Storing VYOGUE CLEANERS AND DYERS Coats $4.50, including cleanâ€" ing, glazing and insuring up to $100.00. Minimum storâ€" age charge $2.00. $27â€"329 N. Green Bay Road H A S T I N G S YMCA CAM P HASTINGS YMCA CAMP Fc Sunday. (x-hq‘a.l.orm”u’q Operated by IRVING PARK YMCA 4251 Irving Park Road â€"â€" Pensacola 1070 Miss Agnes Daly, Tel. H. P. 4044 360 Rast Central Ave FURS Superb Features for Fun and Safety cabin horses for riding and instrueâ€" sanitary toilet facilities, Tel. 3900 BOY! this IS a vacation! Write or Phone for Fee Descriptive Folder Camy All the Privileges of a Private Camp at Moderate Weekly Rates Deerpath, Program a Wide Variety â€" "A Yank at Oxford," "Submarâ€" ine Dâ€"1," "The Big Broadcast," "Wise Girl," and "Bulldog Drum mond‘s Peril" from a wide variety of cinematic entertainment at the Deerpath theatre this coming week. Pat O‘Brien, George Brent, and. Wayne Morris are starred in "Subâ€" marine Dâ€"1," a dramatic action story involving the conflict of men aboard a sunken submarine. With "Submarine Dâ€"1" is "The Big Broadcast," which gives a wonderâ€" ful opportunity for the displaying of the wares of W. C. Fields, Marths Raye, Dorothy Lamour, Shirley Ross, Lynne Overman, Bob Hope, and a great many others. These two pictures finish their Deerpath engagement tonight and Fridey nighti .10 )} 0 o0 0 _ In "Wise Girl" are Ray Milland, Miriam Hopkins, Walter Abel, and Henry Stephenson in a hilarious story of a battle for the possession of two lovable kids. ‘The excellent cast and really clever story results in the best entertainment. At the Deerpath Saturday, May 7. . "A Yank at Oxford" is most noted for its featuring of Robert Taylor in the redâ€"blooded, twoâ€" fisted role of a cocky young Ameriâ€" can who goes to Oxford and returns with its plaudits and Maureen O‘â€" Sullivan. Lionel Barrymore and a supporting cast of outstanding Engâ€" lish stars complete the roster for this, one of the season‘s best picâ€" tures. Sunday, Monday, and Tuesâ€" day comprise its run at the Deerâ€" path. z Buildog Drummond is back again in another thrilling and upâ€"roarious comedy mystery entitled, "Bulldog Drummond‘s Peril‘ with John Howâ€" ard again in the title role. John Barrymore, Louise Campbell, Regâ€" inald Denny, and E. E. Clive are also featured. The thriller will be shown on Wednesday and Thursday of next week. Community Choral Club Give Sacred Cantata Sunday P.M. (Continued from page 1) and William Howard, bass. Direcâ€" tion is by George R. Faulds, the regular director of the chorus. Miss Helen Taylor is the accompanist. Garfield S. Canright is president of the Community Choral club, membership in which is open to any man or woman in Highland Park, over 16, who is interested in singâ€" ing. + * No tickets are being issued for the concert, as it is open to the public. There will be a plate at the back of the church and small conâ€" tributions towards the expenses of the chorus will be appreciated. Elks Lodge Plans Bi&go Party May 14 Members of Highland Park lodge No. 1662 and their families and friends are invited to attend a binâ€" go party Saturday evening, May 14, in the Elks club, Prizes and many other surprises will add to the gaiety of the evening. B. E. Christensen, O.D. OPTOMETRIST 394 Central Avenue Highland Park, DL Phone Highland Park 2160 37 toxty moat wof por: fectly prepared Aw® fresh -&mn‘ butter backed by nights of undisturbed sleep in clean, weatherâ€" proof cabins means the time of his life for any boy. H. P. High School Band Wins First Honors In State Last Saturday night at about 11 pm. in the University of Ilincis auditorium, the platform announcer sent ninety Highland Park high school band members into rounds of cheers by announcing that theirs was one of the five bands selected ta represent Illinois in tke Naâ€" tional Band Contest in Elkhart on May 2ist.. Proviso of Maywood will also play at Elkhart, as well as Waukegan and Morton who were recommended to the biennial event in the state contest last year. Director Harold Finch‘s band played beautifully, _ The three judges, who were the band direcâ€" tors at Wisconsin, Northwestern and Chicago universities, joined the Highland Park fans who /accomâ€" panied the band in . pronouncing their rendition of Wagner‘s "Woâ€" tan‘s Farewell and (Fire Charm Music" from "Die Valkure" a wellâ€" nigh perfect exhibition. Jerry Baum on horn, Julius Laeâ€" gler on alto clarinet, Leslie Rankin on tenor sax, and the Woodwinds *HKB PREA3 'hlo.e-n’uddAubzuhhlo. Jeanette Bryant and Ball mah.xut‘hh‘dvhh and recommended to the national contest. Art Pier, Newt Hoffman, Miriam Wichman and Sylvia Wagner were among those winning second honors in the finals of the solo and enâ€" semble contest. For the first time, the national contest this year will be divided into regionals so that no band will be more than a few hundred miles from their assigned city. Many parents assisted materialâ€" ly in the task of transporting and saccommodating the band in Urâ€" bana. Perhaps the greatest probâ€" lem was handled in fine style by Mr. and Mrs. Julius Laegler, who made out room assignments at the Urbanaâ€"Lincoln tfotel where the band stayed for two nights. Mrs. Elmer Baum gave them able assistâ€" ance. Mr. Wichman of the high school was in charge of transporâ€" tation. He was assisted by Messrs. MeVay, Cannon, and McClory. 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