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After: the three chapel altars have received their Saturday decorations, a fourth stop is made in the Red Cross hospital recreaâ€" tion room, where bouquets are arâ€" ranged for the portable altar used for rotational services for all faiths among the convalescent men. The boys begin looking in the cookie jar when the flowers have arrived, as several dozen .cookies tagged for their cookie jar, ride to the Fort in the flowerâ€"filled car, along with several bundles of knapsack libraries made by suburban organâ€" izations. Garden Club Prepares For Easter at Fort ‘There surely will be stars in the crowns of these faithful womâ€" en who supply and arrange our alâ€" tar bouquets each Sunday," said Chaplain Ewert in tribute to those who have taken this voluntary reâ€" sponsibility for so long. "The flowâ€" ers are a beautiful ‘part of our services mppreciated by the chapâ€" lains ~and servicemen alike." About 9:30 on Easter â€"morning, when Mrs. Hugh Riddle of Highâ€" land Park has deposited herâ€"chilâ€" dren in . Sunday ‘school, she and Mrs. Robert Prosser will take seâ€" lected flowers to the Fort and arâ€" range a bouquet for the Service club where‘ boys will meet their families later in the day. Whether it be flowers for Easter morning, bedside bouquets for the sick, cookies for the hungry, knapâ€" sack libraries for their ‘D‘ days, books and magazines to while away long : evening hours, a | cheery ‘goodmorning‘ to a G.â€" I. whose uniform looks very new â€" it all adds up to a largeotal of thoughtâ€" ful things that women‘ do to make life a little brighter for the men at the Fort. Every Saturday gr the past three years, Mrs. Harry N. Kerr, chairman of the volunteers and also© chairman of Fort Sheridan activities for the Illinois Garden elubs, has filled her car with eut flowers and greenery, driven to the Fort and arranged large bouâ€" quets in the altar urns for Sunâ€" day services. She has been assistâ€" ed by Mrs. George Moyer of Wilâ€" mette and Mrs. Walter Marx of Kenilworth. ~ RED CROSS NOTES Local Boy Speaks \ Easter lilies banked against graceful ferns will provide tradiâ€" tional altar ornamentation for Easter services in the chapels at Fort Shridan. A large part of the decorations will be furnished by the Illinois Garden clubs, which collaborate with the Fort Sherâ€" idan Volunteers in bringing‘a great many touches reminiscent of homeâ€" life to soldiers at the post. "By all means,".writes Lt. Hoâ€" mer Smith, AAF, â€"~formerly of Highland Park, ‘"Take $25 and give it to the Red Cross. If any organization deserves it, that is the one." He adds that life is made endurâ€" able in the German prison camp where he is now confined, by the Red Cross. Especially welconie at Christmas time were the gift packâ€" ages received through this agency. Page 4 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 43 North Shtridan Read FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTISTâ€" Dully & 41 8. ST. JOHNS AVE., HIGHLAND PARK H. P. 1820 where the Bible and a‘l the writings of Mary Baker Eddy s may be read, borrowed, or purchased Authorized Christian Scieuce Literature in English, Braille, and foreign language is also available HOURSâ€"Woeek Days $:30 a.m. to §30 p.m. Saturdays $:30 a.m. to $ p.m. . Sundays 2:3 p.m. to $3# p.m. SLIP COVERS YTOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO USE THR BY SAVE YOUR DRAPES In spite of war time shortages and restrictions, the Ravinia Garâ€" den club will hold its annual spring Garden Mart this year as usual on the Saturday preceding Memorial Day at the Ravinia Village green. Mrs. J. D. Dickinson, who is in charge of the Mart this year, has announced that vegetables for vicâ€" tory gardeners will be featured this year, but that there will also be a wide variety of flower annuâ€" als for sale. _ â€" For victory gardeners who want to‘ get their needs in early, Mrs. Sherman Clough, 2348 Lakeside place, is now placing seed orders with Vaughn‘s and the proceeds from this reâ€"sale will be turned ovâ€" er to the Garden Mart chairman. All members of the Garden club and their friends are asked to place their seed orders with Mrs. Clough. Proceeds from this annual garâ€" den fair are used by the Ravinia Garden club on their civic work as well as their share of war work. Carl Pasquesi, 37, 220 Everts, running for.alderman from the 1st ward. Married, and the father of three children; an aircraft elecâ€" trician, secretary of a religious elub. , h John Frantonius, 36, 239 Ashâ€" land, candidate for alderman from the 4th ward. Married, and the father of three children. _ Mainâ€" tenance ~engineer of the‘ Highland Park hospital. _ Active in Boy Spring Garden Mart of Joseph Calzia, 39, 336 Railway candidate for alderman from the third ward. Married and the fathâ€" er of two daughters, o phone operator and the student at Highland P school. Manager of a ga tion in Lake Forest. P derman for a twoâ€"year land Park high schools, war workâ€" er, and for two terms president of a union at his plant comprising 150 members. z Peter A. Carani, 40, 111 Pleasâ€" ant avenue, for police magistrate, married, and the father of two children, war plant foreman. Past president of the Deerfleld Townâ€" ship Civic association and the Cuâ€" ore Arte, cultural club.. Precinet committeeman. Russel E. Carlson, 46, 230 Evoâ€" ludon..n-”'gninz for nl"ernnn from the 2nd ward. Married, and father: of one child. _ Carpenter. Father was aldermai for six years. volunteer fire department. Ravinia Garden Club Albert H. Bork, 53, of 116 High street, â€" candidate for city clerk, married and s carpenter, former alderman for six years,. .. Highwood avenue, campaigning for city treasurer, married, and father of two children, Louis Wilâ€" liam, 3, and Beverly, 7 months, a graduate of Oak Terrace and Highâ€" ‘(W from page 1) . term as business agent of the Lake F. of L. Louis Monfardini, Jr., 28, of 226 a gasoline sta _ â€"Former al the a tele other a high Stork a Busy Bird During the past two weeks the stork seems to have turned his atâ€" tention principally to the armed forces. Of the 16 infants borp, 12 are the offspring of army and navy personnel, Cpl. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher being presented with twin daughters. Names are as folâ€" Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beaudin, 1122 Prairie, Mar. 23, girl. i ~Cpl. and Mrs. C. W. Foss, 25 Webster, Hwd., Mar. 25, boy. S/Sgt. and Mrs. David Morrell, Ft. Sheridan, Mar. 26, girl. Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Marinaro, Ft. Sheridan, Mar. 22, girl. _ Sgt. and Mrs. W. A. Moran, Ft. Sheridan, Mar. 23, boy. â€" Mr.and Mrs. Edwin Schwalback, 112 Elm, Highwood, girl, Mar. 13. Capt. and Mrs. Carleton Hutchâ€" ins, Ft. :Sr.m, boy, Mar. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Detchon, Lake Bluff, boy, Mar. 16. Cpl. and Mrs. Arthur Fisher, 351 North, Mar. 16, twin girls. 8 1/c and Mrs. John McCarthy, 333 Highwood, Hwd., Mar. 17, girl. Sgt. and Mrs. John Cox,~ 418 Lake View, Hwd., Mar. 20, boy. 827 Sandwick, Mar. 20, boy. Lt. and Mrs. Allen S. Mann, 29 Dale, Mar. 22, boy. sE i SLA/f[f B yscR Ne «& ma* | 3 (P RogR Yeoman o 16 NaGENCSCE y My. and Mrs. Waiter Zahnle, INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDINGS INSURANCE EXCHANGE BUILDINGS TH E P RESS Submit for the consideration of responsiblc corporations, firms and individuals, office area now available in the _ _ The Boards of Directors of : Ins_urance Exchange Building Corporation L. J. SHERIDAN & CO. f Management Agent 175 WEST JACKSON BOULEVARD Telephone Wabash 0756 Underwriters Building Corporation announce the appointment of ~ F.O. and Mrs. Robert Danforth, 929 S. St. Johns, Mar. 26, boy. Northbrook, Mar. 26, boy.‘ TUXIS S0OCIETY TO HOLD EASTE RSUNRISE SERVICE The members of the Tuxis and the high school class of the Presâ€" byterian church will meet at 6:30 L. J. SHERIDAN & CO. L. J. SHERIDAN & CO. Chicago‘s Largest Office Building as Management Agent of the We have a splendid lot of Lilies from American grown bulbs but suggest placing your order without delay so as to avoid disappointâ€" ment. _ We also have Baby Rambler Hardy Roses in pots, showy Hyâ€" drangeas, and many other flowering plants. r Don‘t overlook our Blue Ribbon Giant Flowering Pansies in dishes and pans that make ideal Easter Gifts 5()',\'EAR_S_VFOR T HE BEST [N F L OW ERS Laure} Avenue, One Block: West of the Depot Telephone H. P. 3420 = Laster PilieAi and Bahr‘s tral avenue beach forâ€"sunrise Easâ€" ter service, to be held at 6:45. Evâ€" eryone requested to bring breakâ€" DORCAS SOCIETY On Thursday, April 5, at 2 p.m., Thursday, March 29; 1943 the Dorcas society of Redeemer Ev. Luth. church, 587 W. Central, will be hosts to members and friends at the annual Easter Cofâ€" fee. Mrs. V. Glader, chairman, anâ€" nounces that there will be special entertainment. Guests are cordialâ€" ly welcome. s %