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PAGE TWO Migh LENA CLANDT, Representative Telephone H. P. 53 tly surprised on ‘man by a stork shower given for her by her many friends and relatives. Mrs. James Magnani and sons, acâ€" companied by Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mrs. Mary Baldi of 234 North avenue had as her weekâ€"end guest Mrs. Candeli of Chicago who is Mr. part of lilincis to spend several weeks visiting friends and relatives. Baldi‘s Mr. and Mrs. F. Santi and son of Chicago were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Notogiasono of 228 Jerey place. Miss Lucille Evangelistas had as her week end guest her friend, Miss Connie Mattson of Waukegan. St. James church is sponsoring a carnival Thursday, Friday and Saturday to be held at Sunset Park. ‘Thursday afternoon there will be a card 'p.rty and a buffet supper served by the women of the parish. Mr. and Mrs. Gambacorta spent Sunday at Melrose Park to attend the festival of Our Lady of Mount Miss Ann Toscana of Standard, Ill., is visiting her cousin, Miss Katy Oriano. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Supchin of Lake View avenue motored to Noâ€" komis, II., to spend a few days with Mrs. Supchin‘s mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Peradotti left Saturday to attend the wedding of their cousin, Miss Lena Ponier, of Ottawa, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Calzia left Satâ€" urday night to spend the week end visiting friends and relatives in Mark, II1. The Misses Helen and Dorothy Menorini and Mrs. Ellen Larson spent a very interesting week tourâ€" ing through Wisconsin. Mrs. A. Bertacchini of Waukegan avenue spent the week end visiting her sister, Mrs, Tomah, of Delzel, IIl. Lois Bisson of Stonington, III., left for her home Thursday night after spending a few days visiting friends and relatives in Highwood. Mrs. Joe Borgini was very pleasâ€" GARNETT‘S FILL YOUR LINEN CLOSET AT THESE SPECIAL PRICE% How They Can Stand Hard Wear snowyâ€"white texture of Utica sheets makes beds look so inviting and feel so restful. For five generations mothers have learned from exâ€" perience that sheets bearing the Utica label stand more wear . ; . and for more years. Also, the smooth, UTICA SHEETS Twin bed size Extra long, twin bed Double bed size Extra loag, double bed Sunday at Santi‘s Grove. A large crowd attended.. Many games were played and prizes were awarded to the winners, Mrs. Baldi wishes to thank the members of the club who helped to make this picnic a big The Highwood Women‘s Prosperâ€" Illinois Reserve Officers at Fort One hundred and twenty two ofâ€" ficers from Chicago and other Illiâ€" nois cities, comprising a composite brigade, of Coast Artillery (antiâ€" aircraft) in command of Colonel Howard W. Hodgkins, 1st National Bank Bldg., Chicago, reported at Fort Sheridan today for a two weeks intensive training period. Inâ€" cluded in their specialized artillery training is the use of 3â€"inch guns firing service ammunition at a cylâ€" indrical cloth target 40 feet long, towed 3,000 feet behind an Army Air Corps plane flying at 175 miles an hour. These guns are automaâ€" tically aimed by a device that takes into account direction and velocity of wind and plane, height of target and time needed for flight of proâ€" jectile. These officers will also fire 80 caliber antiâ€"aircraft machine guns at hydrogen filled baloons that are released over Lake Michigan. Other phases of training include inâ€" tricate problems on orientation of all types of antiâ€"aircraft weapons, night drill is employed in which giant Sperry search dights of a bilâ€" lion candle power and capable of lighting a plane at 20,000 feet is used. Recent developments in forâ€" eign countries have indicated that antiâ€"aircraft artillery will play an increasingly important role in any future emergency. The officers are showing a keen enthusiasm in their desire to perfect themselves in the technique of the "Sky Guns." Kiwanis Club Meets at Sunset Valley The regular meeting of the Highâ€" land Parkâ€"Ravinia Kiwanis club was held at Sunset Valley Golf club Monday evening. Following their usual dinner plans were discussed for a picnic dinner for their next meeting at Jim Mooney‘s playâ€" ground. Thursday evening at 7:30 the Kiwanis ball team will meet the Glencoe Rotary team at the north playground in Glencoe. 72 x 99 72 x 108 81 x 99 81 x 108 42 x 36 45 x 36 ABakts $1.35 145 1.45 Starting Friday, July 2ist, shd| Benny Ficlds, the "Minstrel Man" mwl-lfl.iau of Chicago, New York and Miami the Lake Zurich Playhouse Pr¢â€" | night clubs, will head the new floor sent one of the few genuine pleces | show that will open at the Bonâ€"Air of Americans, ye olde melodrams,| Country club tonight. Dean Murâ€" "East Lynne." phy, the young mimic who appeared ‘This play is one of the most popâ€" | with Wayne King at the Drake durâ€" ular theatre picces of past generaâ€" | ing the winter season, will share ‘This play is one of the most popâ€" ular theatre pieces of past generaâ€" tions and although many are familâ€" iar with its title, few know its actâ€" ual content. It has been many a year since the audience has had the opportunity to hiss th'mna-d sinister Sir Francis Levison, a blase man of fashion, cad and cur; to cheer the gallantry and gusto of Archibald Carlyle; to sigh and sob for the martyred motherhood ‘df Lady Isabel; to wish and want for beauteous Barbara Hare in her nevâ€" erâ€"ceasing abtempts wv!’oa: blemish from the name of righteous brother, Richard. An eveâ€" ning chock full of suspense, laughâ€" ter and thrills galore is promisedâ€" with numbers between acts, Mr. Sidney Breese is directing, and the settings and costumes will be under the supervision of Mr, Henâ€" ry Kurth, the theatre designer. For reservations call Lake Zurich 2521. The Playhouse is situated on Highâ€" way 12 and there is ample free parking space for all. Curtain is promptly at 8:45. leum is showing signs of growing old, try painting and stippling it. First remove wax and grease, Then use a good floor enamle or paint, put on two coats, and stipple. A Khin color shows footprints too easâ€" y. The cast consists of Jack Wright as the Leading Man, William Stigâ€" all as the Villain, Allan Hancock as the Juvenile, Gloria Hopkins as Leading Lady and Edith Hilton as the Heroine. Supporting roles are played by Ralph Browne, Gene Swaim, Don Hanmer, Joe Carner, Floy Hill, Jean Barrien, Clarissa and Carmelita Pope. 101 North St. Johns Avenue Stippling Linoleumâ€"If your linoâ€" Atie Binkh Phonilic| * New ghim of BaltAir 50D0DU MILES? f" aF E"”J "*"N THE 20,000 MILES I‘ve driven my Ford Vâ€"8, I‘ve had *THE CAR HAS 54,500 miles and I am getting 17 my oil changed 20 timesâ€"and that‘s all. Not a drop has miles per gallon . ; . carrying an average load of 1200 been added between drains. I‘ve owned other cars, but po-nr:lhbem‘l\-nhahnno-flocnpdr never one that made my motoring dollar go as far..." done on the carâ€"in fact, only one complete tune up." â€"â€"JOHN K. ELLIOTT «â€"CLARENCE KOEPKE rumattiah Own a Ford Vâ€"8 and there are two things you can bank on. It‘ll take 4C you lots of miles. And it‘ll be careâ€" ‘a T ful of your money all the way. Just &, as important as a Ford Vâ€"8‘s fineâ€" \ & car "features" is its record ... writâ€" ten on the road by owners like the 3 quoted here. Whether you buy your next car new or used, you can be sure you‘ve spent your money wisely if you put it in a Ford Vâ€"8! * MAVE DRIVEN is (1934 Ford Vâ€"8) 60,000 miles : : ; and have not yet kad any major repairs; not even new rings of .n.lnwldll'ull-hwlplb-d'nln ‘;.. the Ford Vâ€"8 engine makes me dissatisfed with any other car in this price class." â€"JAMES W. BURNS *EB PRI43 the spotlight with Fields. Enric Madriguera and his orchesâ€" tra will replace Freddie Martin‘s band, who have played at the counâ€" try cafe since the opening of the season. Their first appearance in Chicago since 1985, Madriguersa and his band are coming directly from the La Congsa in New York. the dance team of Mario and Floria who along with George Tapps, the tap dancing star last seen here in "I‘d Rather Be Right," will furnish the dancing entertainment in the show. New Yorkâ€"The electric eel, one of the exhibits of the New York Zoological society at the New York World‘s Fair, is capable of deliverâ€" ing an electrical impulse of 400 volts for 1â€"1000 of a second or 110 volts for one minute. The eel possesses sufficient electrical energy to elecâ€" trocute a man and is always hanâ€" dled with rubber gloves. Producer Sammy Rose will preâ€" sent the "Belles of Bonâ€"Air", 30 dancing show girls, in new producâ€" tion numbers. PERMANENT MOTHâ€"PROOFING Vogue Cleaners m:mm 390“ Highland Park PURNELL & WILSON, Inc. _ Phone Highiand Park 710 Nest Week: "THE LADY®S FROM KENTUCKY." "ROSE OF WASHâ€" INGTON SQUARE," "RETURN OF THE CiSCO KID." Coming: "IT‘S A WONDERFUL WORLD." "CONFESSIONS OF A NAZI SPY," "JUAREZ" "YOUNG MR LINCOLN," "CAPTAIN Sunday, Menday, Tuesday (Sunday Continuous 2 to 11) July 23, 34, 25 "THE HARDYS RIDE HIGH" Mickey Reoney, Lewis Stone, Cecilia Parker, Fay Holden, Ann Rutherford PITZPATRICK TRAVELTALK â€" "Picturesque Undiapur," POPEYE CARTOON â€" "Alladin and His Wonderful Lamp." LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS Friday, Saturday (Saturday Mat. 2 to 4; Eve T to 11) _ July 21, 22 "SOCIETY LAWYER" "CALLING DR. KILDARE" ew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day, Nat Pendicton, Lana Turner TERRYTUNE CARTOON â€" "Nick‘s Coffee Pot." NOVELTY â€" "The Greener Hills." LATEST METROTONE NEWS PURY." that‘s just a good beginning for a FORD Vâ€"8!" at its bestâ€"now as always! FORD Vâ€"8 Walter Lake Forest THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1989 July 26, 27, 38