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Mrs. Johanna ~Grenning and daughter, Julia, of Glenview, were Sunday guests at the C. M.:Willman home on Greenwood avenue, Mrs. George Yore was taken to the Lake County hospital in Wau. kegan on Saturday for observation. Mr, and Mrs. Edward Nolan and family of Lake Forest were guests at the ‘Earl Frost home on Osterâ€" man avenue on Saturday. y ‘The 500â€"Luncheon club will meet on Wednesday, February 1, at the home of Mrs. Edward Ragan in Lake Forest. _ * 4 THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 1989 Mrs. Louis Soefker will be hosâ€" tess to members of her bridge club tomorrow afternoon at her home on County Line road. i Mrs. Harry Stupple has been ill and was in the Highland Park hosâ€" pital for observation last week. The Deerfield Chamber of: Comâ€" merce will hold its monthly. supper meeting tonight at the Shugrue res. taurant.. R. A, Nelson is president. The Presbyterian church school orchestra is rehearsing each Wedâ€" nesday evening from 7 to 8 in the church in preparation for the anâ€" nual church dinner in March. Mrs. Irl Marshall is directing. The perâ€" sonnel of the orchestra includes:> Violinsâ€"Patty Lane, Betty Belle Russell, Doris Cooksy and Marjoâ€" rie Marshall. / 4 Northwestern Camera Club Announces New Amateur Contest Clarinets â€" Ruth Tennermann, Billy Tennermann, Jack Anderson, Piano and Organâ€"Shirley Clark. Cornetsâ€"Nora Margaret Russell, Rosemary Willen, Dwight Merrell, Howard Anderson. . Officers are: President, Howard Anderson, and Doris. , see. retary. i ‘ Robert Thoinson, passenger trafâ€" fir manager, announces the formaâ€" tion of the Chicago and North Westâ€" ern . Winter Sports Camera club, open to amateur camera fans, who during the â€"winter of 1938â€"39 visit, via the North Western, any winter sports territory reached by that railâ€" road. Membership is confined ‘to amateur photographer‘s, divided into two classes, amateur and advanced amateur. . ‘Ten prizes will be awarded in each division, the first $75, the second $50, the third $20 and six prizes of $5 each. One special prize of $50 for the best winter sports action photograph submitted by gither amâ€" ateur or adanced amateur. Fifteen honorable nmigtitions will also~ be be awarded. Â¥ f Prints of pictures submitted must reach the Chicago & North Western Railway Winter Sports Camera club, 400 W. Madison street, Chicago, by midnight of April 10, 1939. . Appliâ€" cation blanks for membership are available at the above address. Flutesâ€"Fred Meyer, Bobby Hyâ€" Read The Wantâ€"Ads * MODERN WOMEN KNOW 'l'HEw SECRET! 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. It will be done economicâ€" ally, thoroughlyâ€"just as carefully as you wt:kd j do it in your own home! Free yourself from this f unnecessary problem today. ' Skokie Valley Laundry Send Your LAUNDRY to SKOKIE VALLEY _ Phone Highland Park 3310 Scout Ambulance in Safety Exhibit at Troop Dinner One of the many interesting exhiâ€" bits to be seen at the Troop 324 anâ€" nual dinner on February 2nd will be built around the safety factor which is so important in scout work. The troop staff ‘has been fortunate inâ€" securing the cooperation of, the Kenosha council, Boy: Scouts of America, which has undertaken the public education safety program in a large scale. > Parked in front of the Presbyterâ€" ian church under‘ floodlights will be exhibited the | Kenosha boy scout leader‘s red cross First Aid Corps ambulance. "It is one of the latest and most completely equipped: vehiâ€" cle of its type today. Equipped with complete water rescue equipment inâ€" cluding grappling irons, water tele. scope, diving apparatus, trailer, eight foot dinghy, ;llo,_sgvenuepafi- Boy Scout News plete first aid kits containing blankâ€" ets, splints of every description, tents, cots, folding field table, and other _miscellaneous ‘articles such as four pairs of skiis, e?éht foot tobogâ€" gan, private car stretcher equipâ€" ment, etc., it is prepared for any type or degree of emergency, The ambulance is a one ‘and a half ton Dodge res¢ue truck capable of mainâ€" taining its own power and light should it operate in a rural or striken area. It has a 1250 watt 110 volt Homelite plant on the truck which operates a 500 watt floodlight, two 250 watt fioodlights, one vapor and mmd light, siren and flashing y a Mars light, and in addition at the same time can fur. nish enough electrical current "to relight a hospital or other building where the electrical lines have been broken at a crucial time. All Kepâ€" osha county hospitals are wired to receive , this emergency service. Other equipment. carried by. the truck includes 20 ton hydraulic jack, 6% ton low lift jack, 1 body king jack, an E. and J. inhalator, electri¢ } lanterns, red flares, flashlights, oxyâ€" gen tanks, oxyacetelene cutting outâ€" fit body ripper, complete rubber goods for handling hot wires, bolt cutters, many types: of fireâ€"extinâ€" guishers, crow bars,. sledges, . ¢tc. The truck is also equipped with short wave radio, and radi facilities, The public of Highland Park is strongly encouraged to examine this exhibit in the interest of personal education. a strate the exhibited pment. Within the church will a troop safety exhibit under the‘direction of George J. Hinn, Aâ€"S.M. who is direcâ€" tor of health and safety for Troop 324. Mr. ge Scheuchenflug, chairman of Health and Safety committee for the North Shore Area council of ‘boy scouts will also be present and.. ‘answer any quesâ€" tion you may to offer,. Make it a point. to jvisit Troop 324 on Thursday evening, February 2. A uniormed unit of the scout lead. « ~Red â€"Crossâ€"Corps will â€"demonâ€" Scout Ambulance Red Cross Corps Many Good Features At Deerpath Theatre "Submarine Patrol," "Keep Smilâ€" ing," "Thin Ice," "The Great Waltz," "Hard to Get," and "Just Around the Corner," all playing at the Deerâ€" path theatre next week. â€" °_ ; . Playing Thursday and. Friday, January 26 and 27 at the Deerpath theatre in a double feature are "Submarine > Patrol" â€" and "Keep Smiling." .. f R t "Submarine Patrol," is tarring Richard Greene and Nancy Kelly. The spectacular story, hitherto unâ€" told, of ‘the; Navys "Splinter Fleet" in action! Focused on the incredâ€" ible mission of one of those tiny, oft« ridieuled wooden sub chasers and her strange crew of civilian odds and endsâ€"an illâ€"assorted group who joined up expecting a soft berth, and who were hurled suddenly into an ordeal by fire that made them stand up and deliver! The supportâ€" ing cast includes Preston Foster, George Bancroft and John Carraâ€" dine, n reth > "Keep Smflh!;” starring Jane Withers, gives her almost unlimited range for her high spirited talents, and she keeps you laughing, thrillâ€" ing and living every exciting moâ€" ment of ‘it. There is, th addition to some of the most hilarious comedy seen in many a month, a tender, heartâ€"warming quality to Jane‘s jerâ€" formance that will endear her even more to the legion of her fans who have ‘heretofore loved her for her sheer exuberance.. The supporting cast includes Gloria Stuart, Henry Wilcoxon, Helen Westerley and Jed Prouty. . > > A day and magnificent musical that (skims in shimmering> delight along the silvery Alpine slopes, snowâ€"drenched with dazzlingâ€" specâ€" tacle and exciting beauty, heartâ€" warming with riotous fun and young romance, brings Sonja Henie and Tyrone Power together, as you wanted them to be, thrilling, as you knew they‘d be, in "Thin Ice," which THE P RESs3 will be presented Saturday, Januâ€" ary 28, at the Deerpath theatre. The supporting â€" cast incl;dn Arthur Treacher, Raymond Walburn and Joan Davis: _ [z " Another ontswulincT double fea. ture program playing at the Deerâ€" path theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, January 29, 80 and 81 is "The Great Waltz" and "Hard to Get." :: | Dick Powell and Olivia de Havilâ€" land, an entirely new romantic duo, are teamed in the IcJ:;ng roles of "Hard to Get," a breezy, fast.movâ€" ing comedy with many farcical comâ€" plications, produced: by> Warner Brothers. ‘The supNLting cast inâ€" eludes ‘Charles Winninger, Allen Jenkins and Bonita Granville. * "Just Around the Corner," playâ€" ing at the Deerpath theatre Wedâ€" nesday, Thursday, am* Friday, Febâ€" ruary 1, 2, and 3, is not only the best picture Shirley Temple has ever appeared in but also :Le of the most entertaining hits ever produced by the studio that has given us so mm’: great pictures in the past. And i! finds Shirley in her happiest role, one which allows her wfi occasional outburst of that mikfiMm& which is said to be so characteristic of. her irrepressible spirit outside the studio. Among those who share in all this fun are Charles Farrell, Joan Davis, Amanda . Duff, â€" Bert Lahr and Bill Robinson. Mrs,., Milburn Buxé‘.n and daughter, Lucile, went"to Athelâ€" stane, Wis., because of the illness of Mrs. Baxmans mother, Mrs. Loâ€" wis. +Lucile makes her home with her aunt, Miss Bertha Freese, in Deerfield. â€"â€" Standard of Living The ALLâ€"GAS HOME gives you _ Incomparable Comfort Whether your present interests are in modernizing, remodeling, or building, specify GAS for the "4 big jobs" and you‘ll assure 100% efficient performâ€" ance and greater comfort for years to come. The Allâ€"Gas Home has estabâ€" lished a new "standard of living"; and on the North Shore, as in all America, more people than ever before are enâ€" joying the advantages of the greatest of all fuels. © ; TURN THE FOUR B1G JOBS OVER to GASâ€"The Modern Fuel NORTH SHORE J« CO. T. P. Clark, District Supt. _ / 3 .f4 Two Injured When Car Skids Into Truck . A Highwood mother and her fiveâ€" yearâ€"old son were injured Friday when their car skidded on the ity ipavement on Green Bay road into a moving coal truck. : The woman, Mrs. Armando Toâ€" mei, 27, of 285 Sheridan avenue was treated at the Highland Park hospi« 2 North Sheridan Road Highland Park, Illinois t ‘ Telephone: â€" Highland Park 93 Agent for: : ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE Don‘t Lose The Right To Drive | If you want to Protect Your Right to Drive an Automobile ‘~BUY AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE * . The Financial Responsibility Section of the Drivers‘ License Law has been in force since July 12, 1938, and in order to drive a car, you will have to have a li¢cense shortly after the first of the year. ‘ Failure of any driver to pay damages as the result of an automobile accidert WILL BAR e result . fi. lIM FRO, ind UNTT %E FINA @UTURE. IIM FROM FURTHER OPERATING A CAR, nd UNTIL HE CAN PROVE THAT HE WILL ;E FINANCIALLY RESPONSIBLE IN THE . William Briddle Your Car tal for leg contusions, while her son, Llioyd, suffered a laceration on his left ear, / Mrs. Tomei was driving north on Green Bay road, near Deerfield aveâ€" nue, when the icy pavement threw her car out of control,. The vehicle skidded sideways into a Mutual Coal Co. trugk approaching from the south ~and â€" operated by William Cherveny, 39, Route 2, Waukegan. PAGE ELEVEN «9t 1# Xt 6 ta