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Roy Simons. Mr. Simon lived in Highland Park many years ago, graduating from Lincoln school and Highland Park high school. His wife is originally from Richâ€" mond, Virginia. Their little girl, Ann Bowman, will be two in October. They purchased their home at 416 S. Sheridan road. Mr. Simon is an agent for the Penn Mutual Life Insurance company, Chicago. f New occupants of the apartâ€" ment at 633 N. St. Johns avenue 633 N. St. Johns avenue. They formerly resided in Chicago. Mr. Steinhoff is in the advertising are the Robert F. Steinhoffs of in the home they recently purâ€" chased at 614 Delta road, are the Irving D. Levins. From Chicago, they are the parents of two sons, months. Mr. Levin is a Chicago attorney. To Take Place son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Caunmann, will be held October 2 in the St. Andrews Episcopal church, Louisville, Ky. The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Clarke Gwinn, ‘ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Duff Gwinn, and Mr. Harry L. Canmann<Jr., Mrs. A. O. Therkildsen of Amâ€" sterdam, New York, Miss Gwinn‘s sister, will be matron of honor, Miss Nancy Middleton and Miss Beverly Smith of Louisville, servâ€" ing as bridesmaids. I We would like to emphasize that when we say "parents" we mean fathers as well as mothers for their influence is as great in the spiritâ€" ual growth of the child. be open throughout the day. A special feature this year will be the ‘"‘Trading Post" to which all Deerfield Woman‘s Club Called For Sept. 21 Mr. Canmann has asked his brothers, Dr. Mark F. Canmann and Mr. David L. Canmann, to be best man and usher; also ushering will be Mr. Joseph F. Grinnell of Winnetka, Mr. Walter H. Eietz of Indianapolis and Mr. Alfred D. Thorkildsen of Amsterdam, New York. The ceremony is to be followed by a reception at the home of the bride‘s parents. The couple â€"will spend their honeymoon on the Gulf of Mexico, and will make their home in Highland Park. ° Presbyterian Church the following dates at the Parish House at 8:00 p.m. each evening: Nurseryâ€"Monday, September 20. Kindergartenâ€"Thursday, Septemâ€" ber 30. Primaryâ€"Thursday, Sept. 23. 4th and 5th graders â€" Friday, September 24. 6th gradersâ€"Wednesday, Sept. 15. Junior Highâ€"Thursday; Sept. 16. Seniorâ€"Wednesday, Sept. 22. Harvest Home Festival Of Lake Bluff Orphanage Friday, Sept. 17 Thursday, Sept. 16, 1948 With the advent of the new program, Christian Faith and Life, a Program for Church and Home, the .Presbyterian Church will hold parents‘ nights for each age group in the Sunday Church School. The parents will be issued theit magaâ€" zines and a brief explanation of the entire program will be given. There will be a discussion in reâ€" gards to the parents‘ part in the new program. Family registration blanks will be filled out. _ "white elephants." All the buildâ€" ings will be open for tours, and proceeds will be used for the dayâ€" byâ€"day eare of the children. Members from the Wesley Methâ€" odist church who plan to attend the féstivities are Mrs. August Bnnent.lnr)--.ln. L. D. Fuller, Mrs. Matt Maiman and Rev. Robert Albertson. Lake Bluff, Friday, September 17. A box luncheon will be served at noon, and the country store will the Deerfield Woman‘s Club has The annual Harvest Home Fesâ€" tival of the Lake Bluff Orphanage will be held on the campus at called a special meeting of the entire club to discuss Laws of Incorporation, to be held Septemâ€" ber 21, Tuesday, at 2 p.m. in the club room of the Grammar school. Mrs. Segoe has prepared the paâ€" pers, and the club at this time will rating New (Continued from page 4) Here from on the question of Incorpoâ€" On their second wedding anniâ€" versary, September 7, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Frigo of 627 Central avenue became the parents of a daughter, Donna Marie, at the Highland Park hospital. Their litâ€" tle boy, Nicholas John Jr. was eleven months old on September The baby boy born on August 1 at the Lake Forest hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles George Franz (Corrine Cantagallo) of 131 Pleasant avenue, Highwood, has been named Charles George, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Cantagallo of 324 Ashland avenue and Mrs. Emma Franz of ‘ Wilmette are grandparents. A daughter was born on Tuesâ€" day, September 7, at the Highâ€" land Park hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Albert F. Bennett of 658 Elm of Hatkensack, New Jersey. Mr Frigo‘s mother is Mr. Jack Frige of 501 Elm place. f Highland Park hospital. The baby weighed 7% pounds. Mrs. Cantagallo is the former Fleanor Melchiorre, daughter of the Michael Melchiorres of Taylor avenue. Mrs. Elizabeth Cantagallo of 237 High street, Highwood, is street, Deerfield Mrs. Frigo is the former Eileen Smith, daughter of Edward Smith Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cantagallo of 205 High street, Highwood, beâ€" came the parents of a son on Wednesday, September 8, at the paternal grandmother. At Campbell Chapter Wednesday, Sept. 15 Jacqueline Ellen has been chosâ€" en as the/name for the baby girl, born on Thursday, September 9, at the Highland Park hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Orrin F. Spalding of 34 N. Sheridan road. Mrs. Spaldâ€" ing is the former Margaret Hardy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hardy of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs.‘F. J. Spalding of 29 N. Sheridan road are the paternal grandparents. Also on Thursday, September 9, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schwall (Mary Lou Tjaden) of 106 S. Central avenue, Highwood, became the parents of a daughter, Sandra Louise, at the Highland Park hosâ€" pital. Grandparents are the Ludwig Tjadens of 607 ‘W. Park avenue and the Joseph Schwalls of 89 Jacqueline has a sister, Judy, 7 and three brothers, Jim, 10, Jon, 3, and Jay, 21 months. the Highland Park Masonic Temâ€" ple, at 7:30 by Campbell chapter, No. 172, Order of the Eastern Robinson, worthy matron; Kenâ€" neth Robinson, worthy patron, and Catherine Levin, secretary. In the east will be Mary Knobloch, assoâ€" bert, associate patron, and in the west will be Dorothy Gillilan, conâ€" ductress, and Luester Badger, asâ€" sociate patron, Antioch chapter. In the south will be Marguerite Spangler, m;myfigfl& Clifton avenue. Highland Park hospital on Friday, September 10, to Mr. and Mrs. William Netter of Glenview. Advance officers‘ night will be held Wednesday, September 15, in Serving as officers of the eveâ€" ning will be Earl Elms, Palatine, Easter, treasurer; Jean Elms, Palatine, associate conductress; Aeola _ Underwood, Mayflower, chaplain; Hattie Lademann, Deerâ€" field, marshal; Jessie Moore, Easâ€" ter, gmest organist; Madolyn Hidâ€" T ader. Th Rrage Tulks Bother Harness, Millburn, Henderson, Lake Forest, Martha; Ethel Gallaway, Wilmetté, Electa; Ruth Lamber of Campbell chapâ€" ter will be guest of honor and Alâ€" vina S. Culver, grand representaâ€" tive of the Order of the Eastern Star of Nevada, will be instrucâ€" John MacMillan, Lake Forest, senâ€" guest soloist, and James Nolan, Campbell color bearer. LOOK WHO‘S HERE! Advancing officers will be Edna A little girl was born at the Ends 16 Inch ‘ Although Russells dominated the league, losing but one game in fourteen, every team in the leaâ€" gue played good ball and several could have emerged on top if a break or two came their way. Rusâ€" sells will have to play their best brand of ball if they are to win the game against the All Stars who will feature the best two or three players of each team in the leaâ€" Substitute Teachers Needed For District 108 The Board of Education of District 108 has an urgent need for substitute teachers to work in the schools during the coming year. Substitute teachers are needed who have had experience and training for work in Kinderâ€" garten through the eighth grade. At various times during the year when regular teachers are ill there is a need for persons to step into classrooms for one day or longer to handle the room for the regular teachers during their absence. An established rate of pay is paid for substitute work. The Board of Education is askâ€" ing residents of the area who have had experience or training as teachers to call the Board of Eduâ€" cation Office, Highland Park 1062 and register there for substitute teaching. The All Star game tonight will bring to a close one of the busiest and most successful seasons of Olsons and Fells will play a curâ€" tain raiser before the All Star game to determine the second place winners in the league. Two beautiful trophies will be presented to the top two teams immediately following the first game. First place trophy will go 16 inch play in Highland Park. PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY OF NORTHERN ILLINOIS ELECTRICITY SUPPLY T H E EI.ECTRIClTYmncbepmdwdnitislned. When the combination of all our customers‘ requirements produces its greatest demand â€"usually for an hour or more in the morning and again in the afternoonâ€"we have what we call our "peak" load. s Asumple.bet‘mnthebolnoflbom9anduondukmming'hn-ny customers are using extra lighting and industrial plants ase at their maximum operations, the total use of clectricity frequently reaches a point where requirements for service strain all of our present resources. This shortage of generating capacity, now cxisting in most areas, has become 2 national problem. As soon as wartime limitations were relaxed, additional equipment was ordered, but because of the wartime delays and the increased length of time required to obtain new equipment, it has not been possible for us to match the unprecedented and continuing growth of the use of clectricity with the installation of corresponding amounts of In normal prewar years, this did not occur because we were able to provide more and more plant capacity in advance of increased requirements for service. The normal excess of plantâ€"capacity over peak use always left a comfortable margin, permitting units to be taken out of service for overhauling, and providing reserve in case of mechanical failure. Even during the war, although we were not permitted to add new capacity, we were able to meet exceedingly high demands for war production, as a result of our policy of providing capacity in advance of requirements. of conditions affecting clectric service in the area we serve. ‘This information is given you in line with our policy of keeping the public informed about i tivities. The Area Rally in Highland Park is one of the eight being held by the Chicago Chapter Red Cross in selected communities; the other seven being in Jackson Park, Lomâ€" bard, Sheridan Center, Homewood, Evanston, Oak Parkâ€"River Forest, and on the Near North Side on September 20, 22, 23, 24, 27, 28, and 30, respectively. All of the meetings are to be in centrally loâ€" cated community centers, churchâ€" es, and clubs so that there will be space enough for all to see Red Cross in action, and learn more about its many services and acâ€" Tuesday, September 21 June Baker, prominent woman interviewer on Station WGN for 16 consecutive years, will speak at the Area Rally in Highland Park. On her program she interâ€" views celebrities and interesting people in the community and from all sections of this country and the world. Her hobbies include always having a fresh flower nearby and collecting early American glass. Red Cross Area Rally Everyone in the area is welcome to attend. to Russells and second place troâ€" phy to the winner of the Fellâ€"Olson This Softball League was sponâ€" sored by the Playground and Recâ€" reation Board of Highland Park. general chairman of the Highland Parkâ€"Ravinia Red Cross Commitâ€" tee, is busier than ever these days setting up plans for the Red Cross Area Rally to be held at the Comâ€" munity Center, 549 Central Aveâ€" nue, Tuesday, September 21, from 1:30â€"3:00 p.m. P R ESS The first game will promptly at 7:30 and the game at 8:30 p.m. f Mrs, Joseph Redlich (850 North Sheridan Road, Highland Park), CONCERNING The officers to be inducted are: President, Mrs. C. M. Jacobson ; 1st vice president, Mrs. Rosalie Blum; Second vice president, Mrs. Roâ€" land Stanley; Historian, Mrs. Matt Maiman; Chaplain, Mrs. Ernest Auziliary To _ Install New Officers The Highwdod Unit No. 501, American Legion auxiliary will install the newly elected officers at the Legion home, 220 Railway Ave., Highwood, Monday, Septemâ€" ber 20. Mrs. John Horan, Tenth District Director will be the inâ€" stalling officer. This Aréa Rally is being brought to Highland Park in an effort to acquaint our local people with Red Cross services, and to increase their awareness of what Red Cross means to themselves and their neighbors, Mrs. Redlich said today. She will preside at the Area Rally, September 21. 6 N. SHERIDAN RD. § HIGHLAND PARK, ILL. â€" NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT â€" We Deliver ‘‘Everything for the Family Pet" WHEN YOU NEED DOGGY SUPPLIES Try This Number at the Moose club room. Anyone East. All members and officers are urged to attend Refreshments will be served September 22 and 23, a rummage sale will be held by the chapter Mr. Whitt N. Schultz, repreâ€" senting the Highland Park Press, Highland Park chapter, omen of the Moose, Wednesday night, in the club room at Witten hall. Initiation of officers was held, followed by games and refreshâ€" wishing to donate may bring rummage to the club room or to Mrs. Louise Onesti, 21 So. Second Ayers; Treasurer, Mrs. Ray Suzzi and Sergeant at arms, Mrs. Mary On Wednesday, 1 to 9 p.m. i wit & 8y to PA#