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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1988 New books on the shelves in the children‘s room for grades 5 â€" 8. Averill â€" Voyages of Jacques Cartiér, The story of the three journeys of Jacque Cartier based on his log books, told in a réadable way and attractively illustrated. Baileyâ€"Tops and whistles. Inâ€" teresting and historically correct are these stories of American toys. Benzâ€"Pasteur, knight of the labâ€" oratory. A well presented biograâ€" phy of the famous French scientist. Crownfield â€"â€" Strong hearts and bold. Virginia in the early times of struggle for freedom and Iberty, and the story of a young girl who took an active part in it. Darbyâ€"Peace pipes at portage. On a historically correct back ground is told this fast moving story of Jean Baptiste, the fosterâ€" son of Governor William Clark of the Missouri territory. ¢ Harknessâ€"The baby giant panda. The story of Brookfield Zoo‘s beâ€" loved Su Lin, her capture in Ching and her journey to the United States. Profusely illustrated. Haycraft â€" The boys‘ book of great detective stories. Good collecâ€" tion of stories by well known authâ€" ors. Leysonâ€"American wings.: Wings of war, of navy and army, wings of commerce, of mercy and sport, wings of distance and in the straâ€" tosphere, wings of the past, wings in the future â€" in short modern aviation for everyone. Mac Veighâ€"Greek journey. A pleasant and informative account of of a trip through modern Greece interspersed with stories from folkâ€" lore and history. Tolkienâ€"The Hobbit. A story of little Mr. Bilbo Baggins who loved his hobbithole and yet ventured out to fight the dwarfs. A story of trolls of goblins and all kinds of adventures. Parton â€" Your Washington. A new guide book to the nation‘s capâ€" ital. h Van Stockumâ€"Cottage of Bantry Bay. A delightful Irish tale of pleasant ‘home life and everyday happenings, a touch of mystery and a bit of adventure. $ Zolotovskyâ€"Deep sea divers. A simple account of the training of the Russian deep sea diving school at Kronstadt plus author"s thrillâ€" ing experiences while working for the Soviet government. ~ For Grades 1 â€" 5 Bemelmans â€" Castle No. 9. A story full of nonsense and humor, a model butler and the confusion reâ€" sulting from renaming things in the castle. s Brockâ€"High in the mountain. A pleasant little story from Switzerâ€" land for the fifth and fourth grades. Brockâ€"Till potatoes grow. Nine short, modern tales told in a simple way and humorously illustrated. Daughertyâ€"Andy and the lion. A modern version of Androcleus and the lion. Full page drawings full of irresistible humor. Masonâ€"Smiling Hill farm. A pioneer story bringing to us through LIBRARY MODERN WOMEN KNOW THE SECRET! Skokie Valley Laundry DON‘T let washday rob you of your vitalityâ€" leave you tired and out of sorts. You can avoid all this if you send your laundry to the SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY. Tt will be done economicâ€" ally, thoroughlyâ€"just as carefully as you would doitinyourmlgml Free yourself from this unnecessary problem today. Send Your LAUNDRY to SKOKIE VALLEY Phone Highland Park 3310 several generations changing conâ€" ditions and higher standards of liv= ing. _ Simply told nu"dl iMusâ€" Radlov â€"The cautious carp and other fables in pictures. A humorâ€" ous picture book for the youngess ones. Samivelâ€"Rufus the fox. An old favorite, attractively illustrated, Sperryâ€"Magician‘s cloak. Genuâ€" ine Swedish fairytales. 125 Aspirants Seek Berths On H. School Football Elevens Although the high school does not get into full swing until today, over 125 aspirants for berths on the Highland Park football elevens were battling for positions at the athâ€" letic field by Tuesday evening. Comch Dave Floyd is beginning his fourth season as varsity mentor. He will be assisted by "Deac‘" Wolâ€" ters, Dick Hamill and Al Werbelow. Coach Werbelow came to Highland Park last winter to direct freshâ€" soph basketball. He attended Whiteâ€" water (Wisc.) Teachers college where he won letters in football, basketball and track. Though Floyd has yet to produce a championship team, each year‘s outfit has been an improved machine. Last year‘s great showing against Evanston and Dubuque were highlights in loâ€" éal football history. "Chuck" Lauer will again pilot the freshâ€"soph eleven with the help of Mark Panther, who also assisted him last year. Over 75 candidates have already reported for practice and Lauer expects to produce anâ€" other strong team. Seven doubleâ€"header games are listed on the season‘s schedule with the opener taking place at Crystal Lake on September 17. The entire schedule follows: Vernon Township Constable Dies William A. Bock Sept. 17, at Crystal Lake; Sept. 24, Downers Grove here; Oct. 1, at Morton; Oct. 8, at Evanston; Oct. 15, Woodstock here; Oct. 22, at Waukegan; Oct. 29, New Trier here (Homecoming). William A. Bock, 72, constable of Vernon township for a period of 18 years, died Monday. * He was born in Prairie View, July 22, 1866. At the time of his. death, his home was in Half Day where he had lived for many years. Surviving Mr. Bock are scven‘ daughters, Mrs. Emma Gerbert, Mrs Mable Rossetti, Mrs. Katherine Foote, Miss Lucille Bock, all of Half Day, Mrs. Anna Hertel of Deerfield, Mrs. Mary Pescator of. North Chiâ€" eago, and Mrs. Grace Gonjo of Davâ€" enport, Ia.; two sons, George Bock of Deerfield and Carl Bock of Lake Villa; 14â€" grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Mrs. Bock preâ€" ceded her husband in death in 1920. Three children also have died. They were Mrs. Carrie Krueger, William Bock Jr., and Josephine Bock. Services will be held Thursday (today) at 2 p.m. in Libertyville and at 2:30 p.m. in the Half Day Conâ€" gregational church. § "Ducks Unlimited" to Restore Breeding Ground of Wildfoul Twenty years ago duck hunting wis an important sport in Illinois. Each season, the influx of duck hunters contributed materially to many stores, restaurants and hotels in the state. Since that time LL; decline in number of wildfowl become so pronounced that some authorities have prophesied the total extinetion of the sport in another five yearsâ€" unless something can be done about it. Fortunately, something is being done about it, and that something deserves the support of every sportsâ€" man. Ducks Unlimited, a nonâ€"profit organization now active in forty states, has begun to restore and imâ€" prove the Canadian breeding grounds of wildfowl. Since eightyâ€" five per cent of the United States supply of wild ducks is hatched in Canada, that location will give liâ€" nois hunters the most ducks per dolâ€" lar. In one instance, a simple dam costing less than $300 restored water to 8,000 acres, and saved countless nesting sites. Ducks Unlimited has for its Iliâ€" nois state chairman Louis H. Barkâ€" hausen, retired business man and the owner of a 2,000 acre hunting preserve on the Sangamon River. Its field work is directed by the exâ€" ecutive secretary, Harrison Kenniâ€" eott, one time Illinois state trapâ€" shooting champion. Both men serve Ducks Unlimited without pay, as do all other officers of the organization. throughout the country. Every dolâ€" lar raised is spent on actual work in Canada. The work of Ducks Unlimited is a heartening evidence of the wholeâ€" some international situation existâ€" ing between the United States and Canada. Compared with the lrmed‘ suspicion so characteristic of Europe and Asia today, our relations with Canada are an oddly hlrmonious‘ note in the discordant symphony of present day world diplomacy. The coâ€"operation of the Canadian govâ€" ernment, the free use of government land, the free assistance of Canâ€" adian citizens with the Ducks Unâ€" limited programâ€"all these are fitâ€" ting tokens of a friendship symbolâ€" ized by thousands of miles of interâ€" ummuc.-,-uumt Purchasers of the two new houses its length by any fortress worthy| â€"both sold for $9,500â€"are A. J. of serious military consideration. Martin and Edward Burkill This will be ignoted by most ple, because it is so eomu'nF The important point which "reâ€" main in the minds of Illinois duck hunters is: Ducks Unlimited can inâ€" crease the Illinois duck supply, with the help of Canada, and the support of our own hunters. Lake Bluff Gets Five New Houses Five new Lake Bluff dwellings of colonial design will be ready for ocâ€" cupancy around October 1, E. T. Harlan, realtor and builder, wâ€"l nounced today. Two of the five residencesâ€"all are in the $9,000 to $10,000 classâ€"have already been sold. Four of the five homes were financed by the Fedâ€" eral Housing administration. Three of the houses are in Briar lane, one in Woodland road and the fifth in Witchwood lane. It is the first time in ten years, accordingto Harlan, that a group home building program has been undertaken in Lake Bluff. to give up household cares and become our guest at the new DEWEY APARTMENTS E D G E W A T E R BEACH HOTEL in the NOBLE T. MACFARLANE ‘Telephone: Longbeach 6000 Attractive rate for winter occupancy Invitation rPAGE