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James Collins, Local James Collins, proprietor of the James Collins Auto Paint shop, 516 Laurel avenue, died at noon Tuesâ€" day at his home, 436 Lincoln place, following a year and a half of ill health. He was born in Perth, Ontario, Canada, 51 years ago, and came to Highland Park 22 years ago, and engaged in the auto painting busiâ€" ness. A quiet unassuming _ nature, "Jim" as he was familiarly known among his close friends and busiâ€" ness asosciates, was respected and admired by all. His patience and endurance, even during his very grave illness was evidenced to the end. Jim, past exaulted ruler of Highâ€" land Park Elks lodge, served as its secretary for the past twelve years. He was also a member of the Royal Arcanum, A. O. Fay lodge No. 676 A. F. and A. M. and Highland Park chapter No. 226 R. Funeral services will be held at the Kelley chapel on N. Sheridan road at two o‘clock this afternoon (Thursday). Rev. Christoph Keller, rector of Trinity church, will ofâ€" ficiate. Burial will be in Green Ridge cemetery, Kenosha. The injured were Pyt. Edward Barnes, concussion and skull fracâ€" ture; Sergt. Gordon Scott, cuts and bruises and a possible broken back; Sergt. Norbert Bonner and Pvt. Paul Austin, minor injuries. Bonâ€" ner and Austin were released from St. Mary‘s hospital, Racine, but the other two are still in a serious conâ€" dition. Surviving Mr. Collins are his wife, Elsie; an invalid mother Mrs. Mary Collins, and a brother Fred of Keâ€" nosha, Wis., a sister, Mrs. George Drydale also of Kenosha, two brothâ€" ers, Dr. Alec Collins and William Collins of Grayslake and a half brother, Tom Stacey of Conn. Miss Adele Everett Miss Everett, a resident of Highâ€" land Park for about 70 years, was a leader in the community‘s culturâ€" al, social and welfare activities. She was the daughter of F. D. Everett, a pioneer of this section. She left a sister, Mrs. A. Lawrence Mills of this city and a brother, Charles, Redlands, California. Miss Adele Everett, 76 of 360 Park avenue, one of Highland Park‘s most beloved citizens died at her home Friday morning. She had been in ill health for the past six months. ~ Funeral services were held at 2 o‘clock Monday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. Dr. Sherwin officiated. Interment was in Roseâ€" hill cemetery. Pvi. Robert Darling_ In Army Truck Crash Private Robert Darling, 24, and four army companions were injured Monday, when an army reconnaisâ€" ance truck overturned in a ditch near Racine. All the fellows were from the 210th Infantry, Fort Sherâ€" JUNE 12, 1941 OBITUARIES Business Man; Dies Aiter Long Iliness Passes On Friday: Is Buried Monday BRITISH WAR RELIEF REPORT OVER $700 CLEARED ON PLAY At a meeting of the finance comâ€" mittee of the Highland Park and Deerfieldâ€"Bannockburn British War Relief units on Monday evening it was reported that the proceeds of the play, "Goodâ€"Bye Again," which was presented last Friday at the Highland Park high school auditorâ€" jum, has netted over $700. ‘The fiâ€" nance committee includes Mrs. George Childs and Miss Helen Bergstrom of Highland Park, Mrs. C. B. Gwyn and Mrs. C. E. Timson of Bannockburn and Deerfield. The money is being sent to the Chicago headquarters of the British War Relief society. Both units are making comfort bags for the women of the bombed areas of Britain. Anyone interestâ€" ed in making the comfort bags may get the specifications or may get a bag ready to fill from Mrs. George Childs, 850 N. Sheridan road, Highâ€" land Park, or from the Deerfleldâ€" Bannockburn shop next to the Deerfleld Post office. ‘These bags, which are given to the women at the emergency centers of the bombâ€" ed areas, contain such articles as comb, wash cloth, soap, tooth brush, tooth paste, hairpins, safety pins, needles and thread, writing paper, pencil, etc. The total cost of filling a bag is $1.30 and articles are purchased at 5 and 10 cents. Bags are on display in the Deerâ€" fieldâ€"Bannockburn shop. Join thhMAmerlmhmfl in a gay Col Vacation. Tlu-llr to snowâ€"capped mountains, primeval pine forests, crystalâ€"clear lakes and streams and perfect climate. TheRock y MOUNTAINROCKEToffers all the extra luzuries of streamlined rervativg Car with puilels tibrany, servation t e riting derk and radio, «Diner .+. latest ;yp;l Puullmm with room» ettes, double rooms, com| = mentsand sections. ..rocllnln‘p:::t chair cars with free pillows overâ€" night. Stewardessâ€"Nurse Service. 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To the majority of us the change from civâ€" ilian to army life has been a sudden one. ‘This gap is filled by the Servâ€" ice club, In short it is a place for us to go with home atmosphere. Mr. Young, the director, a likeâ€" able and capable fellow, does much to put the fellows at ease. ‘The hostesses, a charming group of ymfgmwhmumpm In closing I would like to say we owe you a great deal and thanks again. ICE CREAM TO YOUR TASTE We believe this announcement will meet with your hearty approvalâ€" For your Sunday dessert or evening party get BADGER ICE CREAM 833 Waukegan Road is never made from other than the very finest grade of strictly fresh cream and true fruits. WISCONSIN CHEESE MART Yours very truly, Erwin N. James, Q.M.C. Detachment, Fort Sheridan, T. That Good Wisconsin Ice Cream CHOCOLATE MALTED MILKS A SPECIALTY WITH US. Badger Ice Cream Mrs. Emil Fredricks and her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Scheskie of Highland Park, attended the funerâ€" al of Mr. Fredricks‘ cousin, Jerry | Corcoran, age 80, in Downer‘s . Grove on Thursday. Saturday evening, at the Deerfleld Bowling Academy, a match game will be rolled between George O‘Fiaherty and Al Fritz, against Frank Goffo and John Picchietti. The game will begin at 8 p.m. and the public is invited to attend. Auto Repain! Cold Frame & Axel !23@‘-"8 DAHL‘Sâ€" Auto Reconstruction Co. _ Body & Fender Repairing _ SPRING SERVICE STATION WELDING AND SOLDERING Deerfield, HIL. Bow! Match Game Auto Repaintin PAGE SEVENTEEN