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Haessler Dancers In Program At Ravinia June 4th The annual dance program preâ€" sented by the pupils of Mildred Haessler is announced for Saturâ€" day afternoon and evening, June 4, mt the Ravinia auditorium. _ _A cast of 80 girls from North Shore homes and the Park Ridge Sthool for Giris will take part. Two ballet pantomime numbers, ‘the ‘Toy Shop and the Enchanted Lake, will head the program, folâ€" lowed by several toe and tap numâ€" bers, a Russian section, and a Strauss waltz scene. The exhibition is in the nature of a benefit for the Park Ridge school recreation department where Mildred Haessler has been contribâ€" uting her services as dance instrucâ€" tor for» several years. Proceeds will be ‘used to install bars for balâ€" let and gymnastic dancing in the school gymnasium and to buy tapâ€" dancing shoes for the rest of the 90 girls taking work in the <~dange courses. , The Park Ridge school was foundâ€" ed after the Civil War to house and educate girl war orphans and has continued to train dependent girls ever since. North Shore pupils of Mildred Haessler who will appear in the program _ come . from _ Highland Park, Highwood, Ravinia and Braeâ€" side homes. . The dance program with its fairy tale atmosphere has been a standâ€" ard _ entertainment feature for North Shoreâ€" children for many years. During the Ravinia Sumâ€" mer Opera season in past years the program: was regularly produced as part of a Children‘s Afternoon series at Ravinia Park. GUARANTEED ©@ Carburetors ldgulM, brakes relined, batteries recharged va}:: r:':onditioning, tire reâ€" ‘This shop is not on plece work CHRIS AUTO REPAIR SERVICE 515 Laurel Ave. â€" Phone H. 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"The poppy is the individual tribâ€" ute to the ‘memory of the men who died in World War service," said Mrs. Suzzi "Everyone can wear a poppy to show that he remembers and is grateful for the gallant sacâ€" rifices made for American security and democracy. Every patriotic citizen ‘will take part in the obâ€" servance of Poppy Day. Members of the Auxiliar$} will distribute poppies on the streets all day Monday, receiving in exchange for them contributions for the Leâ€" gion and Auxiliary Welfare work among the disabled veterans and needy families of veterans. The poppies have been made by disabled veterans at the veterans‘ hospitals. On Wednesday evening, May 25, the Royal Neighbors are sponsorâ€" ing a public corno game, to be held in the Elks club, Laurel and Mcâ€" Govern streets, at 8 p.m. There will be many worth while prizes of different types, and a good time is assured. Refreshments will be servâ€" ed. Come and bring your friends. "The poppy is the symbol of the supreme sacrifice. It stands for the highest type of patriotism we can conceive. Wearing this little flower awakens in our hearts a deeper conception of our duties to our country. It reminds us that life itself is not too much to give if our country is in danger and gives us inspiration to serve in peace with the same spirit of paâ€" triotic devotion that inspired those who died among the poppies of France." F REMEMBER HIGHWOOD POPâ€" PY DAY IS MAY 23rd. Corno Game, May 25 +o+ + ~>~ $29.95 â€"Photo bfi.llumller "A stitch in time might save nine," says Jane Bennett (Patsy Kng:) to her mother, Mrs. Bennett (Molli Fleager) in the spring play, " e and Prejudice." Community Choral Club Plans Card Party Friday Night A card party will be given by the Community Choral club at 8 p.m. Friday, May 20, in the Assemâ€" bly room «of the Highland Park Y.W.C.A., ‘ 874 Laurel avenue. There will be refreshments and a prize for each table. Tickets may be bought from members of the Choral club or at the Y.W.C.A. Proceeds will go towards the exâ€" penses of the Choral club, an orâ€" ganization open to all men and women of Highland Park interestâ€" ed in singing. The second annual musical presâ€" entation of the group, "From Oliâ€" vet to Calvary," was given at the Presbyterianw.church last Sunday evening before an appreciative auâ€" dience. The club was grateful to the Rev. Dr. Sherwin and the board of the Presbyterian church for their generosity in allowing the use of the church for the cantata. Exmoor Announces Preâ€"Season Event Altho the Exmoor Golf club does not officially open until May 28th, the annual preâ€"season event, the Fellowship Foursome, will be held Saturday, May 21st. This is a men‘s event. Old members will play with new members in this tournament. Any 967 Wankegan Ave., Highwood, N B748â€"15â€"jewel, smartly fashioned $33.71 SEMIâ€"BAGUETTES Highwood Jewelry Shop A. MORDINTI, Prop. 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These new trunks are remarkably light and soft, yet rugged in wear. They fit better than any trunks you have ever worn and dry very quickly, Like all Jantâ€" zens, they are smartly designed, perfectly tai GARNETT‘S lored. Step in and see them. Priced from Two Day Rummage Sale $295 to $595 MEN‘S STORE trimming rick rack â€" Sabric sheer or a garden party Here‘s a frock in a cool, dark sheer, smartâ€" ly made with an umbrella skirt and gathâ€" ered bodiceâ€"completed with a narrow white kid belt and a touch of rick rack braid around the collar and cuffs. $5.95. GARNETT‘S Here is the loveliest summer frock you can wear. A very sheer white background in an antiâ€"crease triplesheen, has been printâ€" ed with corn flowers and roses, and made into a simple vâ€"neck frock. Set off with a belt of dark grosgrain ribbon and tiny puff sleeves. $5.95. THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1938