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Ted Cabonargi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cabonargi, has been elected to the position of executive of the Purdue Memorial Union for the coming academic year. Ted will be a senior in the school of Meâ€" channical Engineering next year, and is a member of Gimlet, athletic booster honorary, and is president of Delta Upsilon Fraternity. He is returning to the university for the summer session and will be in charge of Student Union Activities for that period. In anticipation of the coming season of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Highland Park committee urges you to make your reservations and for your perusal presents above the chart of seats and schedule of prices. Seats reserved now are billed in September and by making reservations now you have a much betâ€" ter choice of seats. For further information phone Mrs. L. F. McClure, 333; Mrs. Konrad Schreier, 362. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Sweden will dedicate monuments, parks and, an historiâ€" cal museum in Deleware, New Jerâ€" sey and Pennsylvania. The history of these historic spots is graphicâ€" ally told in the book "Swedes Along the Deleware" by Amandus Johnâ€" son. Having had access to the arâ€" chives of Sweden where the docuâ€" ments have been kept, Mr. Johnson gives an authentic account of the settlement of New Sweden in 1638. The Americanism committee of the North Shore Chapter of the Daughâ€" ters of the American Revolution are sponsoring a review of this book by Mrs. William F. Einbecker, preâ€" ceeded â€" by a dessert luncheon, on Tuesday, June 28th at 1:30 o‘clock at the home of Mrs. Erastus R. Phelps, 275 Prospect avenue. Please make reservations not later than Saturday by telephone, H.\P. 262 or H. P. 1270. A small fee to meet expenses is being charged. D.A.R. Group Will Sponsor Book Review and Luncheon June 28 Ted Cabonargi Is Elected to Executive Position at Purdue THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938 Watch and Jewelry Repairing Guaranteed Watches recased at moderate prices. 7 & 1 ' | \" * 4 w 8t 4 E \i’ « (Z Barcony _ & R v 2s 1 ##/ | nof‘f“a&% : § | \@ ‘ 1. .o m ~ TAE _ y > 5 386 East Park Avenue Summer Hours for Community Chest The office of the Highland Park Community Chest will be open from BSTAGE FOYER WM. RUEHL & COMPANY 9 to 12:30 p.m. during the months of July and August for the receipt of subscription payments and the transaction of other business. It will be closed the balance of the day during this summer period. THE PRESS Get Social Security Account Numbers Before Starting Work Persons who obtain temporary employment in Highland Park and vicinity summer resorts should obâ€" tain social security account numâ€" bers before or at the time of startâ€" ing work. This statement was manager of the old age insurance bu‘x"g.au field office in Waukegan. "Many students, also persons who have been employed on farms will obtain jobs in summer resorts of this state," Mr. Lewis said. made today by Mr, Albert S. Lewis, "Those who haye not previously obtained social security numbers should do so before seeking emâ€" ployment in the resort field. Many operators of resorts now demand that new employees show social seâ€" eurity account numbers at the time workers are hired. "Every worker in resorts of this character should have an account number so that it can be reported when the employer makes his reâ€" port of contributions to the U. S. Collector of Internal Revenue at the close of each quarter, _United States Treasury checks which are now payable to many resâ€" idents of Lake and McHenry counâ€" ties are unclaimed according to Mr. Lewis. Such lump sum benefits are payable to workers who attain age 65 after having been employed in occupations covered by social securâ€" ity. They also may be claimed by relatives of workers who have died ‘after having had similar employâ€" ment. 5 Account numbers are issued over the counter or by mail and assisâ€" tance rendered to claimants or other interested persons on any phase of the social security act at the field office of the Social Security Board located in the Post Office building, Waukegan, Illinois, telephone Onâ€" tario 6595. It‘s right away. It‘s peculiar to note that automoâ€" bile racing 2xperts who compete at Indianapolis and other speedviays year after year are very slow and careful drivers. Statements from these men and evidence of their driving habits prove they are careful. They know the results of excessive speed. They know what will happen when the car gets out of control. They must have good judgment on turns. They exercise common sense. Safety is about 99 per cent comâ€" mon senseâ€"accidents are 99 per cent thoughtless hurry. Riging Haster as you would in selecting a doctor." Plenty of good horses and the most improved bridle paths on the North Shore. It‘s smart to be careful. On County Line Road between Skokie and ‘Waukegan Roads GLENCOE RIDING STABLES SAFETYGRAMS ‘Thomas Chalmers, Prop. better of way tter to say, "Give him the way," than "Get Him right Y.W,C.A. Mothers Club Sponsors Bus Tour The Mothers club of the Y.W.C.A. will sponsor a bus tour Wednesday, June 29. This tour will consist of a trip through Montgomery Ward mail order house, a special guide will take this party through the new Chicago post office, also the Harriett McCormick Memorial Y.W.C.A., Chinatown and a broadâ€" casting station. Reservations must ‘You‘ve no idea how handy my new KITCHEN tEcepuont is:" #2>» Besides being a delicious health drink, MELLODY MILK is of the highest possible quality. It is produced under is of the highest possible quality. It is produced under strictly sanitary conditions with most mosm equipment, and scientifically watched, handled and checked from the farm to you. Mellody EFarms Dairy, be made and paid for by Monday, June 27 at the Y.W.C.A. Bus will leave the Y.W.C.A. at 12:80 p.m. Phone Highland Park 4240 Quality Cleaners RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. BOTTLED HEALTH Phone H. P. 178 Telephone H.P. 674 PAGE NINE