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‘The Toad Stool Club for Brownie Girl Scout leaders had their first meeting of the season at the Wilâ€" mette Girl Scout cabin, County Line road. The hostesses were the Wilâ€" mette Brownie leaders. The subâ€" jects discussed at the meeting were "Wames, stories, and dramatizations. Mrs. Minnie Campbell, National Colâ€" lege of Education, spoke on stories and dramatizations. Miss Eleanor Kestin, the director of Girls‘ activâ€" ities, Bureau of Recreation of Wilâ€" mette, spoke on games. The proâ€" gram was followed by a Nosebag luncheon. Oblla-h-ltlol‘nlk&'lh‘ over a hundred girls present. It was announced at this meeting that if mnext Monday was cloudy the meetâ€" ing would be postponed a week. If the weather is doubtful call Mrs. Herman A. Zischke, H.P. 2010, or Mrs. C. Eugene Pfster, HP. 2424, to see if the group is meeting. Sevâ€" eral of the girls have started to pass their Star Finding tests. Their next meeting will be Octoâ€" ber 27, at the First Presbyterian church, Evanston, at 10:30 a.m. The Evanston Brownie leaders will be the hostesses. Handicrafts will be the subject for discussion. Miss Nelâ€" lie McLennan, Director of Arts from the National College of Education, will speak. There will also be a representative from Dennison Paper company. Mrs, Katherine King of Evanston is the president of the Toad Stool Club. Mrs. L. Werner, of Park Ridge, is the secretaryâ€" treasurer, and Mrs. W. Edward Ashâ€" well of Evanston is the program chairman. The thir dlecture in the series on Today‘s Consumer will be given Friday, October 27, at 10 o‘clock at the Highland Park Y.W.C.A. Mrs. Philip Johnson, who is giving the lectures, will talk on Meatâ€"Gradâ€" ing, Regulations and Laws. The schedule for the remaining lectures is as follows: f Nov. 10â€"Dairy Products. ‘Nov. 17â€"Canned and Packaged Foods. The Girl Scout Scribes will meet next Tuesday afternoon at 4 o‘clock at the Scout office for their monthly meeting. The Scribe from every troop should be there as it will be a very important meeting. The Star Finding Group of the NEW CONLON BCT ELECTRIC IRONER! HOME LAUNDRY, ,,/ PusBuc Semvice CompPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINONS Dec. 8â€"The Medicine Chest and Its Contents. Pays Inheritance Tax on $211,101 Waukegan showed that the gross estate of Mrs. Ann E. Boynton of 1006 8 .Sheridan road, Highland Park, was $211,101. Mrs. Boynton, widow of C. T. Boynton, died last December. Debts and administraâ€" tive costs, including federal inheriâ€" tance tax, were $32,178, leaving the net estate $178,923. The state tax was $2,518. A son, Donald S. Boynâ€" ton, and two daughters, Mrs. Elizâ€" abeth Millard and Mrs. Edith Harâ€" mon, are the principal heirs. William H. Savin, Tom Wilder and Frank Peyraud, noted artists, will have a very attractive display of landscapes and oil painting on exâ€" hibit at Helen Beach Studio Galâ€" lery, 1432 Judson avenue, Ravinia, next Sunday afternoon. _ Ralph Fletcher Seymour will also display an unusual assortment of etchings. Anyone interested in beautiful art work is invited to visit the studio where this attractive exhibit is being shown. Highland Park Men Granted Patents Patents have just been issued to the following Highland Park parâ€" ties. Clinton T. Evans, ornamental deâ€" sign for a Christmas tree stand. He has assigned it to Montgomery Ward & Co., Chicago. Francis N. Bard, internal comâ€" bustion hammer. He has assigned it to the Gas Tool Patents corporaâ€" tion. Henry W. Keevil, flaw detecting apparatus. West Ridge Club The West Ridge Community Club will give a benefit Dessert bridge at West Ridge school, Saturday eveâ€" ning, October 21, at 8 p.m. Bridge, 500 and other games may be played. There will be individual table prizes as well as door prizes. Tickets may be purchased at the door. Noted Artists Show Works at Beach Studio, Sunday to Give Benefit Bridge Party Oct. 21 ‘ivies, pioneering, bird study camping; Truâ€" nan Metzel, camping, bird study, ‘metalâ€" vork, cooking, life saving; Bob Moran, metaiwork ; Eugene Peddle, metal work; Wilson Richardson, leathercraft, metalwork ; Irville Smekett, cooking pioneering;, Jerâ€" ‘me Schiabowske, handicraft, firemanship, voodcarving, . ploneering, â€" camping; Jack Thaniro, metalwork:; Bob Sherwin, metalâ€" vork, electricity. radio, civies, photography, carpentry, machinery, woodcarving, campâ€" ins, reading, athletics; Page Thibedeaux, metaiwork; W. W. Turriff, metalwork ; Billy Winters, . civies, _ bird . study, pioneering, camping:; John Wood, metalwork. Troom 31: Second classâ€"Billy Rankin. Edâ€" ward Stewart: Eagleâ€"Jim Siljestrom ; Merâ€" it badgesâ€"Edward Stewart, metalwork ; Jim SilJestrom, life saving, pioneering, campâ€" ing. civics. Troop 33: Second classâ€"Frank Musser, Jim VanArnum:; First_classâ€"Maleoim Mcâ€" Phee, Donald Olander, Tony Pantelis; Merit badgesâ€"Bill Carnahan, . personal health ; John Emery, metaiwork; Malcolm MePhee, cookingr, flmn-mhir' reading ; Jim Moon, metalwork, personal health; Don Olander, awimming. rowing, life saving, woodworkâ€" ing, foundry work; Anthony Panteli«, readâ€" ing, firemanshin, metalwork, cooking, awimâ€" ming ; Bob Souther, metalwork. Troop 35: Second elassâ€"Harold Schimmelâ€" nfeng: firstâ€"Harold Schimmelpfeng : First c/assâ€"Norton Bell, Bill Murohey ; Starâ€" Murray Sheridan, Walter_Rubens. Nathan Corwith: Lifeâ€"Claburn Jones. Hap Murâ€" nhey ; Eagleâ€"Walter Kohn, Warren Wagâ€" @ett; _ Merit . badgesâ€"Mason _ Armstrong. woodturning : Nathan Corwith, camping, ~oneering, metalwork. painting, bird study, fremanshin, woodearving; Wallace Hiller, ~ersonal health, cooking. metalwork ; Claâ€" hurn Jones, archery. metalwork. civics, pubâ€" Ne health, first ald, firemanship, camping. ~foneerin@. athleties: Bud Kohn, canoing. ~tviea: Walter Kohn. seamanshin, flromanâ€" shiv. rowin@. bird study, swimming. life saxâ€" Highland Park. Mr. McGlasson was born in Glasâ€" gow, IIL, :I: .w.“hmb colâ€" lege, lowa, Univerâ€" sity fiflu‘- law school. "He was admitted to the Michigan and lllinois bars in 1888 and practiced law until 1899. He was secretary and treasurer of the McNeil and Higgins Co., wholesale grocers, from 1900 to 1921, and became presâ€" ident of Durandâ€"McNeilâ€"Horner in 1923. He returned to the practice of law shortly after that, and was associated with Attorney Harry C. Kinne. He was a 32nd degree Mason, a | former president of the National Wholesale Grocers‘ association, nd‘ a member of the Lake Shore Athletic | and Press clubs. He is survived by | his widow, Nora MeNeil, a son,| Howard, and two sisters, Mrs. Minâ€" nie Rector, Elgin, and Mrs. H. B. Holt, Las Cruces, N. M. Funeral services were conducted at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the chapel at 5601“ North Ashland avenue with burial| in Bluff City cemetery, Elgin. | The annual fall Court of Honor of the Highland Park district of the North Shore Area council is to be held at Elm Place school next Wednesday evening, October 25 at 7:30 p.m. This meeting was previâ€" ously scheduled for the night before, but due to the opening dinner meetâ€" ing of the Highland Park Communâ€" ity Chest next Tuesday evening the change has been made. This will be one of the largest courts in the history of Highland Park. All the awards earned at Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan this summer and those earned since will be preâ€" sented. The court will be sponsored by the commissioned leaders of Highland Park and will be presided on by Mr. George Scheuchenpflug, the Commisâ€" sioner of Highland Park. ‘~#. camnine. music: Al Matthiesen, athleâ€" ‘‘er: Rill Murnhey. cooking .life «aving. 1~imm‘n=. metalwork, personal bealth. athâ€" ‘sties: Hal Murnhey. camnin@. firemanship, voneerine. bird study. nathfinding. athletics, metalwork. ecoking. first mid. mrchery etv. ‘o«. seamanthin~ Merit beadgesâ€"Jim Nichols, The following awards will made : Troop 30: Second classâ€"Frank Blacker, "ud Lee, Bob Shanley, Bill Wilbur; First ‘as«â€"John Wood; Starâ€"Bob Sherwin ; Life â€"Truman Metsel; Eagleâ€"Harry Skidmore ; Merit badges â€" Robert Black, pathfinding, ‘ivies, woodturning, woodwork; Bill Low, joneering: â€" Harry _ Marsh, . woodearving, ‘ivies, pioneering, bird study camping; Truâ€" nan Metzel, camping, bird study, ‘metalâ€" vork, cooking. life saving; Bob Moran, netaiwork : Eugene Peddle, metal work; voodturning: Walter Rubens. public health. â€"eadine. bersonal health, first afd. swimâ€" ~ine: Murray Sheridan. carbentry, naintâ€" ‘nw. handicraft. civies. athleties. nathfndine ~otalwnrk. firemanchin: Warren Wargett. 4â€"â€"manshin. bird study, «wimmine. woodâ€" ~arvine. life saving. nainting. ninncering, â€"m~‘na. conkine, electrieity : Harold Schimâ€" ~alnfong. restile atudy, woodworking. eilvâ€" ‘s1. firemanship, metaiwork, reading. aviaâ€" !nn. enokine. Toman #2: Sâ€"eand clasaâ€"WHerhort Rowker, Court of Honor Wednesday Evening at Elm Place School All parents and friends of scoutâ€" ing are sincerely invited to be preâ€" sent at this impressive occasion. Reâ€" member the date of Wednesday, Ocâ€" tober 25, 7:30 p.m. 1IGHLAND PARK COURT OF HONOR â€"~*on .. alentslaity n normentey > Web ‘Cane n« > ManeJes @â€""h oo thuy Vyse. metaleork. Tem~ 294+ Samand / wa~ Tast Sneeden Rab Lined Pâ€"Meanc Sar Poknâ€"t Mhark > Prowse from c Movit hadwas ~~*Mindin~. matalâ€"ark. Mwsy eamain=~ 1fs ont" find‘ac . afamacetng wety> | FAupt Retabenm wa~ Taat Snapden Rabert Wond: First elmmm Lincd Pâ€"Man> Carâ€"Navi# Warth> Racle Pokcâ€"* COlart > Pronge nal= T ew!s Hntehâ€" foom > M+lt hadwas A That . Poakmastar, â€"~*Mndin~. matalâ€"ark. mâ€"rkamanthin: Bab Mssy | camnin~ Iifs savin> _ ennseryation. oot*find‘ac nlanacetng: Rav Nannâ€"» motal. nelc T yÂ¥ Refstson . nohie bealth, firat 12. conkine. ath}etics, !ifo saving, «wimâ€" â€"!og ~ereoms] hantth > POV (nfl, ectmoning. life atvine, first aid. metr!=ork ; Don Hints, <olng amimmint ndomecrinc. firmanshin. o+ aid. enm=Inc nthleties . cloctricfty. ~~Â¥ine. pubMe hea!th, nercomal health ma ~‘unrk nathfindis=> Prank Proble athle m ewimeine, 1fe anvine embing nton. â€"lnw. _ flremanchin matalwark vnbiie aslth. eamolng. . fixet aid> Snfke Frichie. ~~!n~ auh‘s health, enakin= nioncerine 98 anylne . flost ald, netHinding, nersonal nR > Rak: Assssene athletlee ometsl=ark. nm~ing nlansecing. conking first aid> Haw. 3 Sammhs! matai=nek: Uack Lesisan Airee 1 Raknar~ Pirst alaseâ€"Calvin Rancr: Jack nigun Avthur Vyies Starâ€"Jobn Powden tva Prishis: Tife Prank Frable: Rronze Imâ€"Robart Ne~man. Richard O‘Connor: â€"* heAmesâ€"Calein Ramez. nermonal health, ~*alwark _ eannein=. athleffer ~={mmin= Wls heath ennkinc: Jobn Row@rs. life ansbin. matalâ€"ark> Rah Newman. conserâ€" Han . electelatty . esemanchin . ~~intin> coentey > Mick A‘Cannor, hendiersft! readâ€" > Mnols: @~‘"h nersomal health ; Arâ€" uy Â¥yes. matabenrl: a~ 294+ Samand alaseâ€" Favward Patep. THE HIGHLAND PAREK PEES#S WAUKEGAN COKE _ ss:>== WWAUKEG Paul Borchardt Frank Siljestrom cueantin®*" " _ AT NO EXTRA COST Waukegan Coke is Clean ... and Electricity \COKE/ is Cheap! The Ideal Home Fuel for Cleanliness and Economy Mercer Lumber Companies â€" Deerfield Recommended and Sold by 3 ymE TO HANCEâ€" When Delivered ... When Burned 51 S. St. Johns Ave. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY Other dealers are also featuring Electrie Water Heaters now Highland Park Fuel Co. Menoni & Mocogni OF NORTHERN ILUNOIS THURSDAY, OCTOBEE 19, 1989 veloped for cooperation of Arcow members with troops as well as to social and camping activities to be participsted in by all members of the Order of the Arrow numbering Scouts and leaders. Tel. H. P. 2900 Read The Wantâ€"Ads