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Jack and Jill, of course, is not Mrs. Bennett‘s first venture in writâ€" ing for children‘s magazines. She has done free lance writing for Child Life (whose February issue will carry one of her plays), Children‘s Actitivies, of which she was poetry editor, Story Parade, and the Chrisâ€" This story, appearing currently through November in the new chilâ€" dren‘s monthly which began publicaâ€" tion 10 months ago and now has a cireulation of 145,000 readers, is in reality a "fairy" story, a form of writing which Mrs. Bennett affirms "is too classic to die out." She calls it an "absurd prejudice" that put tales into discard, and is happy to note that these imaginationâ€"builders are coming back into vogue. _ Doing more and more prose nowâ€" adays, Mrs. Bennett at first "reâ€" belled against it," but now likes it better and better, feeling encouraged to see her "prose coming up," as she puts it. She confesses, however, that poetry, with its rhythm, is the more natural medium for her pen. prose? Yep, that‘s the latest. Mrs. Bennett‘s name will appear Bennett‘s postry, especially her S kie poems. But do you h-t editor under Ada Campbell Rose as editorâ€"inâ€"chief. Mrs. Rose, in writâ€" ing about Mrs. Bennett‘s latest "piece de resistance," a child‘s mysâ€" tery story entitled "The Key Hole in the Tree Trunk," has characterâ€" ized it as "the best serial for very young children that I have ever THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1989 24 North Sheridan Road Tel, H. P. 126 You‘ll want your youngsters to fresh and clean. \t‘s really a job for us Send us those UnusuUaAL Sroares Dowclene*® modern dry cleanâ€" Ing soivents will moke them take on new life. Dowelene is the scientific way see what morvelous dry FOR SCHOOL LET‘S GET READY about UsUAL PBOPLE ty page, but Jack and Jill is the first become definitely affiliated in prose. Mrs. Bennett, "taken" with the plans for Jack and Jill when first company, contributed several manuâ€" scripts, and the magazine makers subsequently asked for more maâ€" I-'hl.‘:ll‘“ to writing for them, began editing, working at home, and sending her copy to Philâ€" adelphis by air mail. Soon her writâ€" Mrs, Bennett majored in English at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich: She began writing long before that, however, when she was nine years old; in fact, ever since she‘s been able to put things down on paper, she‘s been at it. Still preserved for anyone who cares to see it is her first book of poems, handâ€"bound, inscribed "Pomes" in a child‘s scrawl and illâ€" ustrated with water colors done by her sister, Dorothy Bastin, now Mrs. Wilber Brotherton, Jr., of Elâ€" lensburg, Wash. The two sisters will team up this fall in doing Mrs. Bennett‘s next book, which she hints has a good many touches of Highâ€" land Park atmosphere. Three years ago, Mrs. Bennett did publicity work for the National Association of Real Estate Boards; she also has done extensive lecturâ€" ing, before the Chicago Woman‘s club, the University of Indiana, the National College of Education, Lake Forest college, Ferry Hall, and varâ€" ious‘ other organizations throughâ€" ing was so profuse as to result in her use of a pen name, and it is Her first publication was dediâ€" cated to her children. She has alâ€" ways written with them in mind, alâ€" though as they‘ve grown older, her stories don‘t especially apply to them. Therefore, it is characterisâ€" tic that Mrs. Bennett picked "Carol Kensington" as her alias, a choice which reflects her family ties. She manufactured it from the names of her husband and children. Carol is her daughter, 21 years of age; Ken is her husband‘s name and also her son‘s. Ken, Jr., is 12. The "Kenâ€" sington" also calls up the Kensingâ€" ton Gardens of Peter Pan, making allusion to a favorite story of hers. Her mother was Abbie B. Bastin, who taught in Highland Park schools for 30 years; her father a professor. Coming originally from New Jersey as a child, Mrs. Bennett is a faithful Highland Parker, now residing at 1640 Dean avenue. not too soon to predict that she‘ll plum" in its wake. have to invent a second "nom de hormed. There is no odorâ€" no ofly film to aftract new dust and dirt. Dowclene of dry cleaning any garment. it gently but completely removes dirt. it restores the original lustre of fashion‘s finest fabrics, By ANNA out the Middle West. This fall she will teach creative writing classes She has acted as poetry editor of Junior Home magazine and in the same capacity for Mothers‘ Activiâ€" ties. With Milo Winter and Billie Parks as illustrators, she has pubâ€" Soon to come off the press this fall is "For and Twenty Melodies." a done in collaboration with Berenice Benson Bntley. Mrs. Bennett wrote the introductory lyrics for this Libertyville Horse Show Association Plan Annual Event the first annual horse show to be sponsored â€" by â€" the Libertyville Horse Show association at the Junâ€" ior Polo Farms on Waukegan road, oneâ€"half mile north of Route 76, on Sunday, Oct. 1. ‘Two shows will be featured, one at 10 a.m. and the other at 1:30 Classes will include amateur five gaited; novice children under 12 years of age; jumpers; exhibition of junior polo western riders; amâ€" RICHELIEU PINEAPPLE Sliced or Finger No. 2% size can ... Norwegian SARDINES in pure olive cil Fancy Alaska Sockeye SALMON 3â€"b. jar Solid Pack TOMATOES Manor House No. %% size can . TOMATOES No. 2 size can .. MONEY SAVING SPECIALS EREEN BEANS CUT ASPARAGUS for canning *_ at lowest market prices. 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