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any Evangelieal church will meet at Following the meeting all of the pastors were invited to the home of Rev. and Mrs. Christoph Kelâ€" ler, where they found dinner waitâ€" ing. _ The dinner was given in honer of Rev. Heury Hediund of Highâ€" in e manatiate Thrurs to besome in the inumediate to become the pastor of the Augustana Latherâ€" an church of Lockport, IIL. :â€"* h:r“ in los is Neraiatne anrk ecoperation with leeal church w the guest speaker at the Wilmette ‘Townsend Club in St. Augustine‘s Parish House, 1140 Wilmette aveâ€" nue, on the evening of St. Patrick‘s Day, Friday, March 17, at 8 o‘clock. ‘The public is invited. Expenses are defrayed from the usual voluntary. the Townsend Bill, HR. 2, will be Hold Dinner For Rev. Henry Hedlund The Highland Park Ministers‘ Felâ€" lowship met in the "Upper Room" Rev. H. F. Siemsen presented a pa M. W. Schreiner and Leslie Mcâ€" Caffery of Highland Park, D. D. Getâ€" chell of Grayslake, Roy Swanson of Lake Forest, Arthur Fuller of Wauâ€" kegan, â€" Fred Lund of Highwood, Adam Wachs of Lake Bluff, Dr. William Rose of Waukegan, Harold Graft of Grayslake, William Bledsoe of Ingleside, Marshall Pottenger of Deerfleld, Otto Kimss of Antioch, Mr. Paul Chase, organization diâ€" rector ‘of the Townsend Recovery Plan, Inc., in direct touch with the latest developments in Washington Dr. S. A. Mathews of Libertyville, George A. Illich of Lake Bluff, John Kortendick of Highland Park, Robâ€" ert P. Gullick of North Chicago and Mrs, Lydia Whyte, district director of the American Legion Auxiliary of The interest of not ouly the mem»â€" hdfilflWhh county, but that of societies, fifl:fl‘hhmaâ€"- manders Caravan which is scheduled to reach North Chicago the evening of March 30th for a public meeting. According to district communder, William Seymour, all of the Legion posts in the county are extending inâ€" vitations to> the members of local groups to attend this meeting, believâ€" ing that the message the American Legion has on its policy toward the "iams" and other subversive activiâ€" ties is not alone the interest of the exâ€"service men, but the problem of all citizens. "The_meeting in North Chicago," stated George commanâ€" Jer of Shartin Pork of Hortk Obiâ€" cago, "is, one might say, a rallying point around which the citizens of Lake county can gather and give exâ€" pression to their belief in the only "ism" for which there is room in this countryâ€"Americanism. As Legionâ€" naires we can be tolerant of many things, but, there is a limit to which we can stand the efforts of minority groups to not only preach, but to work toward, the overthrow of our form of government. â€" We will not tolerate this activity and will do everything in our power to expose Townsend Meeting To Be Held Mar. 17 Waukegan. Assisting the North Chicago comâ€" mittee, William Seymour hss apâ€" mittee, William Seymour hss apâ€" pointed the following representaâ€" tives of all the other posts in the county â€" M. W. Schreiner and Leslie Mcâ€" year‘s Student Stunts, will have an unusual tap routine for 1989 ‘Stuntsâ€"goers." Americanism To Be Tiny Mary Casario, a star of last s will be served. Rotary Club Will There will be awards and honorâ€" t Handicraftsâ€"as leathercraft, metâ€" alwork, or knitting. Collectionsâ€"as coins, stamps or screpbooks. railroads Models â€"as airplanes, or ships. Paul Schatre Blscutt Co.‘s ICED DEVIL‘S FOOD SCOT PAPER SALE SPINACH â€" ARTICHOKES Fancy Large California Fogkist. . . 3 for 25¢ PINEAPPLE Fancy Large Fresh Pineapple .. . . each 192 CARROTS BROCCOL! Fancy Calif., Green, Tender . .2 bohs. 33¢ ORANGES ed in Chocolat Prices Quoted tor Woeekâ€"End Oaly the show is to be all "Rick in Vitamins" NATURE‘S ROYAL FAMILY be held in the ben AU bays and CGRAPEFPRUIT Par Boys and Girisâ€"are you interestâ€" ed? ‘Then watch next woek‘s u.â€"uum’z event. Homeâ€"as gardening, sowing or indiestion ‘ot e "was the bobbies are to be zrouped. Ralph Peterson To Be Buried Friday n afadtihe 0+ ~ Silent _2~ boa:d members. Railph Peterson, time To develop as many questions as W?:k.h.rmu:& in . an â€"attempt :.: :â€"h.‘ General hospital in|forth all phases of the M:‘l'omflmdl. Park District, each person attending . A%¢ || Dee 2 boh. 17¢ V‘ \! F e 6 for 29¢ adio or chemis $ Welch‘s, Large No. 5 PORK and BEANS Heins Temate Sauce, Size Cans ... .. ’b‘,‘ VEOTTABLE JuiCE V. 8. Cockiall, s emcscencs O TVNA FISH Chelce Deep z Sea, Tâ€"oz. Cans for COUDA CHEESE Finvers ....... M mc A3€C No. 1 Colle .... 4 the. =nu.{».. 2 « 49€ Casice See Â¥ienop °> mb ftefgâ€"s4eje}al Package serving Thney Hmwta poucher . . . x MANOR HOUSE COFFEE * Womer in Their Praiso! izCet Are Eptiacioctic in Their Proise 814 N. Waukegan Road ~e CGENUINE FILLET OF sC P NP Tsl THIS SALE ENDS WED.,, MARCH 22 J2ea. can eo. asvau iA VR J necting of the Deerfleld Civic assoâ€" iation to be held in the Community com . of â€" the Deerfleld Grammar ehcdul'u..-.:.-d%‘w andidate allotted minâ€" tes time, after which citizens atâ€" ending the meeting will have their hance to question the prospective o Be Discumsed At" ‘o Be At )pen Forum Mar. 20 because of its superior blend and fine favor. Leading Chicago botels and restaurants use *"The World‘s 148. glass jar Ree. U. 8. Put. 31¢ N a «# eurly on woloath green SLICED PINEAPPLE &:&'g"""' * rercav:... 8 ar 49G Cam .......... & m 49G Fancy Small Cut Green, No. 2 Size "m « KExtra Standard Red Ripe, PEARS Chelce Bart No. 2%4 Hize SAUERKRAUT Feney: Pinn Hlavet Cans .......... % to 49€ PEACHES 14 Size * seetescrse for a..s.... # m 49G 21¢ d Friâ€"| the meeting 89¢ are urged Petitions Filed For Deerfleld School Election April 8th Deerfield Grammiarâ€" school, Disâ€" trict No, 109, will hold its annus! election in the school on Saturday y discuss the proposal. All citizens * « B HYDROX BEVERACES OLD MONK *]'rbltw & DRESSING WIENERS â€" Oscar Mayer‘s Yellow Band . . . "a muim Wilon‘s Certified, New Process Fresh Standard OYSTERS ud PORK ROAST Little Pig Loins, any size out . . ; Fancy Halibut STEAK CAPONS Frash Dressed, 7 to 8 lb. ava DVCKLINGS Fresh Drossed, 4!/, to 5Â¥/4 lb. ava. Prices Quoted for Woeekâ€"End Ouly e mbove meet PINEAPPLE CREAMS LEA > PODE" 0°‘ LAMB LEG 0. LAMB MAYONNAISE i 31¢ OLD MONK OLIVE Oll 5¢ Each 6 Bottlcs 2 5¢ > Mydrex Orange Mydrox Root Beer each _____.._.__._. UV Sale for a limited time only ARNOLD C. BREMER Telephone H. P. 1985 ._WET MOP MPLETE ULLER BRUSH M A N m‘;hâ€".i‘p § MJL-- Special b. 142 b. 37e PAGE Robert 89c § Har