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Many Festivities Mark Closing of Dist. 108 Schools A Field Day program was enâ€" joyed Friday, June 8, by the parâ€" cuund‘tl:dllr.dtbl;’vi:hh school. opening parade children of the school and a conâ€" cert by the district band of the school lent color and interest to the day. ‘The picnic supper followed by a fatherâ€"son ball game concluded a very happy day for all. Monday, the sixth of June, a simâ€" ilar Fieldâ€" Day was held at the Braeside school but with certain handicaps /due to rainy weather and the unfinished condition of the grounds. A cafeteria supper was served in the new auditorium. The Lincoln Field Day will be held on the park grounds across from the school on Monday, June 18. A program of relays and ball games and a picnic supper with the parents is being planned. The graduating class at the Linâ€" coln school is presenting Shakesâ€" peare‘s "As You Like It", in the Lincoln school auditorium on Friâ€" day night, June 10, at 8:15. A small admission charge is being made and the proceeds will be used to buy a gift for the school, presented "Midsummer Night‘s Dream" on Wednesday evening, June 8, in the new! Braeside audiâ€" torium. The new addition to the schools in District 108 are all finished and are in use with the exception of the Lincoln school. _ However, these rooms are rapidly being finished and will be occupied when school opens in September. One of the features of the Ridge Field Day will be a Flag Day proâ€" gram by the Cub Scouts under the direction of Mr. Sternig. Track events, ball games andia picnic lunch will be other features of the day. Children‘s Day at Bethany, Sunday The annual Childrens Day program of the Bethany Evangelical Sunâ€" day school will be presented next Sunday morning in the auditorium at Bethany, at 10:30 a.m. This service will take the place of the regular Sunday school and Sunday morning service. A pageant entiâ€" tled "Of Such Is the Kingdom," written by Dorothy Lehman Sumâ€" erau, will be presented by the chilâ€" dren and a number of young people. Parents ‘and friends of the children are specially invited to be present. An offering will be received for missionary purposes. .‘ The Braeside graduating class First National Bank Buflding GEO. L. KRIZ Watch and Jewelry Repairing Guaranteed Watches recased at moderate prices. The First National Bank Oak Terrace School Graduation June 15 Oak ‘Terrace school will hold their annual commencement proâ€" gram Wednesday evening, June 15, at 8:15 o‘clock. The following proâ€" gram will be given: Music ...................Oak Terrace W IP.n.-*-sl ...._._...."ch- of s P ratket, "w.i,., . *A Holed Arthur P. Van Schaick, viceâ€"presiâ€" dent of the American Chain and Cable company, a former resident of Highland Park, and a brother of the former Gerald Van Schaick of Vine avenue, died yesterday (Wedâ€" nesday) aboard the Panama limited, en route to Chicago from New Orâ€" leans. Mr. Van Schaick, who was 56 years old and a native of Chiâ€" cago, had been in ill health for the last year. He and Mrs. Van Schaick were returning to their home ‘ in Southport, Conn., from a California vacation. Mr. Van Schaick, a grandâ€" son of the late Gov. Harrison Ludâ€" ington of Wisconsin, was a former president of the American Hardware Manufacturers‘ association. Survivâ€" ing besides his widow, the former Helen Wray Boulton, are two daughâ€" ters, Mrs. Sewell Emerson of Norâ€" walk, Conn., and Helen B. Van Schaick of Southport, and a son, Gerrit W. Van Schaick of Chicago. Arthur P. Van Schaick Passes on Wednesday o y â€"_ Qundnnnantmmeninns 1: Ahs . A Challenge to Courage.......Raymond Kelly Amazzorlorso, Crocstti A‘zlklnon to M..m‘ Mae Lyle Presentation of Medals .......................... __ .. Stupeyâ€"Smith Post, American Legion Me Chioni, Raymond James Crocetti, Louis Joseph Crovettl, Margaret Eleanor Dodd, Katherine â€" Mildred l-.b.'hl'l‘â€" Joseph Eapinoia, Alfred Lawrence James Arâ€" thur m-. Elio Gentilin, Clara Louâ€" ise ini, Helen Kisine _ Gberardini, Lois Ann Goosman, Robert Nelson Grooms, Myrtle Alvina Grossman, Martha May Harâ€" Vacation School At First U.E. Church To Open June 20 Music ..........................._Mized Chorus Presentation of Diplomas....Arthur Kebrwald Benediction ...............Rev. H. G. Hedlund Recessional .........................Class of 1988 The First United Evangelical church will conduct a Daily Vacaâ€" tion Bible school, which will open June 20 at 9:30 a.m. All children ages 3 years or over are invited to attend. _ The following students of the Highwood school will receive their diplomas : f Angela Marie Ammaszzalorso, James Josâ€" Bedini, Edward Bellel, Marion Carol Berg, Eimer Francis Bertueei, Ethel Charlotte Bevins, Elizabeth Caldarelli, Ads Beatrice Calbri, Yolands Marie Carretta, Louise Milâ€" Mazzetti, Charles Joseph Moley, Benedict Leno Mordini, Francis Joseph Mordini, John Kenzo â€" Mordini, â€"Yolands â€" Eisie xf-nm. Marilyn Lucilie Olson, Natalie May Olson, Mario Pagliai, Nello Paglial, Anna Marle Paimieri, Stanley Michaeo Po.fl-l' 1, Adoiph John Rosalini, vu»loth Lucille Satelli, Maric U#go Sirotti, Loren Willard Smith, Doris Eiwin Summers, Margie Rae Stupey, Franâ€" cis David Tondi, Inga D. Uski, Robert Harâ€" Emcun are Patricia â€"i;'-kT-i..";ldâ€":l-‘}dvâ€"i. ‘"T“ Edward + erne Ann . L_‘_chgn t, Doris Mae Lycl, James Edâ€" ward McGhee, Ruth Leone There will be no enrollment fee, but a free will offering at the close of the program the evening of the last day will be received. Approved Mortgages THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION of Highland Park . Saint James School Gradutes Largest Class Since 1925 ‘Thirtyâ€"five graduates, 18 boys and 17 girls, will be graduated from the St. James school in Highwood Sunday morning sat 8:80 w‘cleck. This is the largest class graduated since the foundation of the school in 1925. The services will be held in St. James church where the class will receive their diplomas. A birthday party for all those members of Campbell Chapter whose birthdays fall during the month of June will also be held this evening. The graduate procession will be ushered in by the Class of 1989 in costume. Those who will receive diplomas are: Edward Mahoney, Frank Mann, Emilio Berghini, Frank Bertolotti Louis *Mocogni, Peter Rettig, Jack Stratford, Buddy Kane, Junior Kane, Edgar Bartoâ€" lotti, Angelo Calvini, Henry Pasâ€" quesi, Sinesion Zhenoli, John Volâ€" pendesta, John Novella, William Wolak, Joe Mornini, Robert Pasâ€" quesi, Lenore Lencioni, Florence Siegele, Lora Cantagello, Anna Margaret Pasquesi, Mary Schwalâ€" bach, Virginia Wagner, Patricia Allen, Lena Pallinini, Dorothy Muâ€" zik, Vera Van der Bloomen, Edith di Palma, Catherine Panerelli, Clara Innccenza, Phyllis Viti, Helâ€" en Cassidy, Phyllis Zoul and Nellic Mahoney. ... Campbell .Chapter No. 712 O.E.S. will hold worthy matron and worâ€" thy patron night Wednesday eveâ€" ning, June 15, with Emily Wiedâ€" menmiller of Lincolawood Chapter and Philip Eichler of Pentalpa Chapter serving in the east. Hazel Wissman of Winnetka Chapter will be guest of honor. City To Purchase Two New Squad Cars Highland Park automobile ‘dealâ€" ers have been asked to submit bids for the new 1938 squad cars to supâ€" plant two Plymouths of last year‘s models. Worthy Matron And Patrons Night At Campbell Chapter Each year the city purchases three squad cars, but inasmuch as one of the 1937 cars was wrecked late last fall anda new 1988 auâ€" tomobile purchased immediately to replace it, there will only be two secured at this time. The 1938 car has only about 14,000 miles regâ€" istered on the speedometer, so it will not be traded in. Stupey Smith Post Benefit Party June 15 Stupeyâ€"Smith Unit No. 501 Amerâ€" ican Legion Auxiliary, Highwood, will sponsor a benefit card party at the City Hall in Highwood,; Wedâ€" nesday, June 15, at 8:15 p.m. The bemefits derived from this card party will be used to sponsor three children in Highwood, which has been done in the past. The public is cordially invited to attend. of TWE PRESs HARRY EATON IS GRADUATED . Harry E. Eaton, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Eaton of 1060 N. Greenâ€" bay road, was recently graduated from the University of Alabama. Mr. Eaton is the proprietor of the Moraine Grocery and Market, . Mr. and Mrs. Eaton, daughter Lucille and Mrs. Freund, Mrs. Eaâ€" ton‘s sisterâ€"inâ€"law friom Chicago, made the trip down to see the exâ€" ercises. During his senior year, Harry was a captain in the R.O.T.C. unit in Alabama. He was also a memâ€" ber of Blackfriars, student dramatâ€" ic organization, and participated in several student productions. Since he majored in journalism, Harry was active as a member of the staff of the Crimsoâ€"White, stuâ€" dent publication. For several years he was also on the art staff of the Rammerâ€"Jammer, student humor magazine. The Highland Park Committee of the Chicago Symphony orchestra under the chairmanship of Mrs. Werner Weiboldt meets every Monâ€" day morning at Mrs. Weiboldt‘s home. Many Highland Park people do not realize how necessary it is for the orchestra to have subscribâ€" ers. The committee is very anxâ€" ijous to contact anyone at all interâ€" ested for next winter. If you wish information as to the seats availâ€" able and prices please phone Mrs. Konrad Schreider, H.P.©362 or Mrs. As a Freshman, he became a member of Phi Eta Sigma, national freshman honorary society. In his first and second years he was also on the Y.M.C.A. cabinet. Chicago Symphony Orchestra Local Group Meets Mondays Q. For what purpose are Illinois counties so classified? L. F. McCllur, H.P. 333. A. For the regulation of official fees and salaries. Q. How many counties are there in each class? _ A. First class, 52; second class, 49; third class, one. , B. E. Christensen, O.D. OPTOMETRIST 394 Central Avenue Highland Park, N ‘Use the same caution in selecting a Riding Master as you would in selecting Plenty of good horses and the most improved bridle paths on the North Shore. Thomas Chalmers, Prop. On County Line Road between Skokie and Waukegan Roads Phone Highland Park 2160 GLENCOE RIDING STABLES Woman‘s Club First Summer Party Is Successful Event was a most. delightful D-b‘ Bridge given by the Highland Park Woman‘s Club in ‘its attractive quarters Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Sturtevant, chairman of the Social committee, and ‘er large corps of able and willing assistants are to. be congratulated upon the success of this social event. More than two hundred prettily dressed guests and members enjoyed chats with friends, the deli¢ious dessert and a good game of bridge in the Opening the 1988â€"39 club season, 101 N. St. Johns Ave. Purnell & Wilson Inc. NOW GOING ON Largest Selection and Lowest Prices in City TRADES ACCEPTED â€" EASY TERMS OPEN EVENINGS GARNETTI®S Jantzen WISPâ€"Oâ€"WEIGHT Jantzen "Lastex" ‘Wispâ€"Oâ€" Weights that fit better than any suits you‘ve ever worn. They hug ym’um with the efficiency of your sleckest fitting girdle . . . 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