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Music lovers of the Lake Forest area are expected to flock to the Wauâ€" kegan High school gym the night of January 30 to hear Fray and Bragâ€" giotti, assisted by Rubinoff and his violin, in public concert. Mario Bragâ€" giotti is well known in Lake Forest through his marriage to Mary Melville "Baby" Clow. The concert, which will benefit underâ€"privileged children of Waukegan, is to be held under the joint sponsorship of the Waukegan Exchange club and the American Business club. Lauded as "the world‘s most brilliant piano duo," Fray and Braggiotti exhibit a brilliance and versatility in their presentation of selections from their vast repertoire. Their programs range from strict interpretations of the classics to "take offs," which they were the first to introduce, in the spirit of clean cut music caricatures of many of the famous writers. Their clever variaâ€" tions in the styles of Stokowski ,Sousa and Xavier Cugat, particularly Their "takeâ€"offs" are not ridicules, but are & spirit of fun. Braggiotti has said, "After an a the world that he is truly an artist, it is legitimi as a speaker, making a vital address in a political serious message with a parting quip. We are livi kowski is interviewed by Jimmy Durante, Iturbi Bob Burns, Bazooka King, and Paderewski plays for a couple on a balcony." The membership of the Deerfield Townsend Club has reached the 200 mark. At the annual meeting of | the club on Tuesday evening the following officers were clected: presâ€" ident, John A. Hoffman; first vice| president, Mrs. A. J. Johnson; seeâ€" ond. vice president, Albert Easton; They play no music for two pianos, but their own exclusive arrangeâ€" ments from an orchestral score. Their pianos switch with ease and preâ€" cision from a Bach fugue to a Gershwin rhapsody, and from a Debussy nocturne to a Benny Goodman swingero0. on Home Sweet Home, have won them the plaudits of the nation. They have delighted audiences with their "takeâ€"offs" and caricatures of other musicians, of well known orchestras, of people in every day life, the debuâ€" tante at a ball, the politician on the platform and musical ‘portraits‘ of prominent persons. TOWNSEND CLUB THURSDAY, JANUARY 4. 1940 Tel. H. P. 3900 327â€"29 N. Green Bay Rd., H. P. Deerfield Locals afa* TO PLAY FOR CHARITY Braggiotti and Fray mmy Durante, Iturbi plays four hands with and Paderewski plays the Moonlight Sonata dicules, but are always presented in the said, "After an artist has proved before rtist, it is legitimate to crack a joke just dress in a political crisis, may sharpen his quip. We are living in an era where Stoâ€" secretary, Mrs. Minnie Whitcomb; treasurer, Mrs. Edwin P. Osterman. Speaker at the meeting was J. G. McKibban of Waukegan, who showâ€" e1 the audience charts of the progâ€" ress made by the national Townsend organization. _ President â€" Hoffman appointed the following as an adâ€" visory board: A. J. Johnson, chairâ€" man, John Bentley and Dell Stein, members. CLEANED $1.00 Cash and Carry 75¢ BUILDING IN 1989 During the past year thirteer new homes were erected in Deerfleld and the total amount is estimated at $104,750, as follows: February aevruremmrmmenctsrere NCAE April amamaae: 4000 June mm 1,445 SulÂ¥ ssmmiinnnmtmmnediticecs: ©1,000 September A «_ 8375 November . . 2050 ACCIDENTS IN 1989 _ Chief of Police Perey McLa: in summing up the traffic accidents in Deerfleld for 1989 states that there were no deaths in the year just past, or in 1988, due to autos. There were 28 sutomobile accidents during 1939, 12 on Deerfield road, 7 on Waukegan road, and the others on side streets. Only nine were hospital cases. Jack Clavey was host at a New Year‘s party at the home of his parents, the Elmer Claveys. Mr. and Mrs. Vietor E. Carlson had a double celebration on New Year‘s Eve, wishing in the new year and wishing happy birthday to Mrs. Carlson. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trute were hosts at a New Years Eve party at GRAPEFRUIT ORANGES per quart MONEY SAVING SPECIALS Texas Seedless Sweet and juicy Florida Seedless MUSHROOMS per pound s Jonathan APPLES Very juicy BROCCOLI per bunch Fresh BRUSSELS SPROUTS Fancy Young and Tender STRA WBERRIES CORN SPINACH LIMA BEANS Butter HILLDALE 321 THE HEIGEHELAND PARK PRE&S quarters pound For Friday and Saturday, Jan. 5 & 6 2 cans Cameo 1 Dispenser ALL FOR SPECIAL 59c 3 ... 59¢ 5 ... 25¢ ) their home on Wilmot road. American Legion Auxiliary gave out 282 toys and 138 articles of clothâ€" ing. Schools and individuals contribâ€" uted and the depot at Mre, Conrad Uchtman‘s home was a busy place. Albert Krause Jr. was sentenced to six months in Vandalia on Wedâ€" nesday morning (yesterday) in Wauâ€" kegan for causing so many disturbâ€" Joseph Seyl Jr. of Old Elm road has pneumonia and was taken to the Alice Home hospital in Lake Forest on Sunday. Announcement of the engagement of Miss Imogene Killy of Round Lake and Arthur Cashmore of Wauâ€" conda was made by the young couâ€" ple on Christmas day at the home of Mr. Cashmore‘s sister, Mrs. Roy Clavey. Mrs. Cashmore is the son of the Senior Arthur Cashmores, former Deerfleld residents. Quite a number from here attendâ€" ed the funeral of Mrs. Mary Mark Farner at the Washburn Congregaâ€" tional church in Half Day on Wedâ€" nesday. Burial was in the Wheelâ€" ing cemetery. 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