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Too many people take an accomâ€" Egan of the Highland Park public library reveals a genuine liking for springs behind the smooth running of an establishment of books. Miss Egan maintains, "The attractive thing about library work is that it combines people and books. Most of you would be surprised at the number of lonely people at the liâ€" brary. No introductions being necâ€" essary, the library is the first place people come when they move to town, and a friendly greeting from the librarian means a great deal." Apparently a librarian has to have desk manner, somewhat on the orâ€" der of a bedside manner, to minisâ€" ter to the needs of library patrons. Sticking to her principle of interâ€" ested service, Miss Egan says about answering desk requests, "One has always to remember that the quesâ€" tions asked are not trivial and unâ€" necessary to the person asking." Miss Egan, who has been Highâ€" land Park‘s head librarian for three and a half years, speaks from a world of experience, having been public librarian for nine years in Clinton, lowa, and for a time in Boise, Idaho. But she states "There is nothing like this part of the country. Elsewhere you miss the lush green found along the North Her work has three aspects, the literary side, the business phase, and the housekeeping part. It inâ€" volves many things every day of the week, paying bills, helping at the desk to get an idea of the books the public wants, general superviâ€" Shore." Born in Racine, Wis., she was graduated with a B.A. degree from the University of Wisconsin, where she also went to library school. Big Show Restyled to Astound Crowds The Big Showâ€"Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Baileyâ€"moving on four long railroad trains and carryâ€" ing 1600 people, 50 elephants, 1,009 menagerie animals, hundreds of horses and Gargantua the Great, world‘s largest and most ferocious eaptive gorilla, now displayed for closeâ€"up views in the menagerie, will exhibit in Chicago at lakefront July 22nd to 30th, with its huge big top air conditioned and restyled in rainâ€" bow hues. Performances will be given at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m., the doors openâ€" ing at 1 and 7 p.m. Twenty â€" two air conditioning units, installed at intervals around the cireumference of the world‘s largest tent, make it comfortable for the thousands who attend the big show. Drapes and gold tassels, gold and silver poles make the inâ€" terior something new under the cirâ€" eus sun. The new inaugural spectacle, proâ€" duced by Charles Le Maire, former designer for the Ziegfld Follies, is a streamlined pageant of almost unâ€" believable splendor. It is titled: ‘‘The World Comes to the World‘s Fair," and 2,000 people and animals take part in its enactment. Terrell Jacobs, renowned trainer, presents the largest group of perâ€" forming wild animals ever assemâ€" bled in Americaâ€"50 lions and tigers in an amazing display, Dorothy Herbert, madcap rider of rearing and fire hurdling horses, back from _ European _ triumphs, heads a number with 70 girl riders on 70 Kentucky high school horses, all fourâ€"yearâ€"olds. Under a blue big top ceiling, Personality Preview Cool as a cucumber â€" fresh as a daisy. Mrs. Highland Park has fuss bndm guessing. They can‘t figure out how she keeps so cool and h. But n.lx..the answer is very simple . Regular careful cleanâ€" ing during summer months will help any gal keep fresh. TRY IT â€" JUST PHONE HIGHLAND PARK 177â€"178 * eNoin The Pamade To ... COOL ASs A CUCUMBER about UsSUAL PEOPLE sion of the work of four other liâ€" brarians, and buying books. In the latter task she considers book cliâ€" ents‘ tastes to help her stock the shelves with new books. She traces trends and consults readers‘ interâ€" ests. This is done with ease, she comments, for "Readers will tell you readily and will even sit down and converse about their likings." Besides talking to library patrons, Miss Egan follows recommendations of the American Library Associaâ€" tion, which makes bimonthly reports with lists of approved books. In addition, certain books find their way to Highland Park as the result of her reading book reviews and following announcements made by publishers. Asked to give the greatest interâ€" est of the public, Miss Egan replied that the demand was for books on questions of the day, economic and international affairs, in particular. This, in her estimation, accounts The world famous Riding Cristiâ€" anis, bateback thrillers, with Lucio and Belmonte starring; the two Flying Concelo troupes and the Flyâ€" ing Comets, with Antoinette Conâ€" cello, only girl triple somersaulter, the Walkmirs, aerial perch marvels; the Torrence Dolores flying perch wonders; the Pallenbergs and their performing bears; the Rooneys, stelâ€" lar double trapeze artistsâ€"these are for the popularity of John Gunthâ€" er‘s "Inside Asia" at the present time, although high school students are finding time to read the six copâ€" ies of "Gone With the Wind," disâ€" covering they don‘t like it, and then reading it again. lighted as is a big New York musiâ€" cal show, the displays of The Greatâ€" est Show on Earth surpass all the massed attractions of former years. There is a heavier contingent of stellar European features with the circus than ever before. The reading habits of Highland Park are not different from those of other cities, Miss Egan declares, although she remarks, "It is true but unfortunate that advertising plays a major part in the demand for a book as happens when a book is reviewed over the radio." In her estimation, there never before was a time when advertisements played such a part. A better book may pass unnoticed, despite a librarian‘s efforts, for, as she pointed out, "Just as the public uses the toothâ€" paste which is most widely adverâ€" tised, so it uses the most widely adâ€" vertised book also." The horse numbers of the show are extraordinarily appealing, with William Heyer and Tamara Heyer featured in new and sensational numbers. Tex Elmlundt again scores with new liberty horse acts. Auto Reconstruction Co. Auto Repainting Cold Frame and Axle Straightening Body and Fender Repairing SPRING SERVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING 322 N. First St. â€" Phone 77 DAHL‘S _A great new horse fuir tent adâ€" joining the mammonth menagerie open to patrons before the main perâ€" some of the other outstanding fesâ€" Nationally Prominent Wrestlers Visit Lake Ivan Rasputin, the bearded black Cossack of the Russian Steppes and internationally famous as the heavyâ€" weight champion of Russis, is comâ€" ing to Lake county. He‘s coming here for a very special purpose , . . to be the first ever to put Ruffy Silâ€" verstein, Illinois state heavyweight wrestling champion, on his back . . . and keep him there for 3 seconds. These two nationally prominent pro stars have been uui&d to wrestle in the main event of allâ€" star card at Peg‘s Gnyllm-a on Friday. _ _ _ _ â€" Rasputin, who is as famous in wrestling as his namesake, the mad monk, was in history, numbers among his long list of victims nearâ€" ly every pro heavyweight in the country including Man Mountain Dean, Sandor Szabo, Ali Babi, Gus Sonnenberg, Joe Savoldi, Ray Stee! and scores of other topâ€"notchers, He boasts the match with Ruffy will not go longer than 30 minutes, and rates Ruffy a rank amateur when compared to the famous matâ€" men he is whipping in quick time every week. _ Fans are looking for plenty of action in the semiâ€"windup between Friedrich von Schacht, 6 foot 6 inch, 250 pound German giant and conâ€" querer of Phil Malloy, and Pete Schuh, the Pacific Coast powerhouse. Schuh is best described as the modâ€" ern version of the famous old exâ€" world‘s champion Ed "Strangler" Lewis, and uses the deadly headlock with all the effectiveness of the old "Strangler." Since both Schuch and von Schacht are among the rougher boys of the sport plenty of fireworks are expected. In the prelims Paul Bozell, the Read how you can borrow $100 without coâ€"makers or endorsers if you can pay $9.77 monthly for 12 months ’I’ODAY it costs you less than ever before to get a Household Finance loan. For rates on Household loans have just been substantially reduced. Whatever the amount you borrow, Household‘s new rates will save you money. Take a loan of $50 repayable in 10 equal monthly installments. The cost at the lawâ€" ful maximum is $8.74. At Household you save $1.50. Or take a loan of $100 repayable HOUSEHOLD FINANCE Cash Loar You Get 203 Wankegan State Bank Bidg., Second Floor, 210 Washington St. V. J. 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Starck, 548 Central avenue; and Mrs. Werner A. Wieâ€" boldt, 700 McDaniels avenue. Softball Game at Sunset Park Friday The season‘s outstanding softball attraction will be presented local fans Friday when the Johnsâ€"Manâ€" ville softball team of Waukegan will cros bats with the Santi Cafe ten at 9 p.m. under the Sunset park floodlights. â€" One of the strong contenders in the tough Waukegan Industrial $ 2.80 4.19 11.18 12.57 17.46 31.33 41.64 Announcing $ 2.30 9.16 10.30 11.45 14.31 17.17 28.47 31.28 in 12 equal monthly installments. The cost of your loan at the lawful maximum rate is $20.86. At Household you pay $3.63 less, a saving of almost oneâ€"fifth! Everyone who borrows here gets the advantage of these new rates, whether a new customer or a former borrower. Suppose you need $100 and can convenâ€" iently repay $9.77 a month. Twelve payâ€" ments of this amount will repay your loan in full, including charges. And to get your Household loan you need no coâ€"makers or endorsers. 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The captain of that team, John Biole, graduated this spring, and has of the finest college guards he has seen in forty years of comching. signed a contract to play with the Green Bay Packers in the National Professional Football league during was so impressed with Biolo‘s abilâ€" ity and so eager to get him under is wing that he outbid George Halas of the Chicago Bears, who also was trying to sign up the Forâ€" ester star. Biolo also was placed on the Little Allâ€"American team and rated as the outstanding guard. Voting on Allâ€"Star players closes Saturday, July 22, and all ballots must be in Chicago Tribune by midâ€" night. If you wish to help this local boy win a berth on the Allâ€" Star team cast your vote early. Frankie Harmon‘s Demons of the south district of Chicago are now leading in the Evening American tournament and will be entertained at Sunset Park Wednesday night, July 26, at 8:30 against the Highâ€" land Park Question Marks. 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Obey the schoolboy patrolâ€"it is the Your Typewriter Man THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1989 Higniand Park 567 Store