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Student Art Project In Lake County has been named Gordon Lee. He has a brother, William Lyle, 2 years, 4 months, and a sister, Barâ€" bara Ann, 13 months. The baby boy born at the Highâ€" land Park hospital on Thursday, March 15, to Mr. and Mrs. Edâ€" ward Biondi (Tina Cassai) of 241 Everts*place, Highwood, has been named Edward Leo, Jr. Grandâ€" parents are the Steve Cassais of the same Everts place address and the late Joseph Biondis of Granger, Ta. t« hospital on Friday, March 16. Mr. and. Mrs. Edward Bergman of Grandparents are David Lundâ€" man of Deerfield and the late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lehr of Highâ€" land Park. A son was born onâ€" Thursday, March 15, at the Highland Park hospital for Mr. and Mrs. William H. Schaeppi (Marion Moon) of 26 S Green Bay road. The baby, who weighed 10 pounds, 3 ounces, Grandparents are the Fred R. Moons of 598 Homewood ave. and the Alfred Schaeppis of St. Paul Minn. A brother for Patricia, 16, Michael, 15, Kurt, 11, and Paul, 8, arrived at the Highland Park The baby, who has been named John Augustin, is the grandson of Mrs, Andrew Walsh of Fontana, Calif., and the John Bergmans of Ann Arbor, Michigan. * Look Who‘s Here (Continued from page 4) cia Lynn, is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs, William Koller of 190 Beverly place and Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Laughlin of Linton, (Phyllis Lundman) of 841â€"Ridgeâ€" wood drive became the parents of a son, Robert, at the Highland 2349 Highmoor road are the parâ€" ents. Mrs. Bergman is the former Mona Walsh. Some boy or girl in Lake Counâ€" ty elementary schools may bring nationalâ€" recognition to the comâ€" munity through a student art proâ€" ject announced by the U. S. Treasâ€" ury Department: B l & ‘"Draw The Dream You Save For" is the title of the project. It is not a contest. Therg‘is no entry feeâ€"or obligation to buy U. S. Deâ€" fense Bonds or Stamps. Every "Athâ€"through Tth" grade puph «t tending public, private or parochâ€" ial schools may take part. Ind. Mildred Laughlin. Park hospital on Thursday, March 15. Bobbie has a brother, Teddy, 6, and a sister, Nnicy! 4. Schools have already been sent a descriptive folder by the U. S. Treasury in Washington. Princiâ€" pals are asked to return the entry card.. A "Certificate of Participaâ€" tion" is then sent the school. Pupils will draw pictures of what they hope U. S. Defense and Stamp Savings will provide them and their families in future years â€"a new auto, new home, higher education, grand vacation, ‘comâ€" fortable old age or other personal Each school will be permitted to send up to five of its most inâ€" teresting drawings to Arnold J. Open Mon.â€"Fri. 6:00 _ Satâ€"Sun. 1:3 Fri. & Sat. March 23â€"24 GLENCOE Sun. thru Wed. â€" March 25â€"28 , "Watch the Birdie" "Operation Pacific‘ 50c after 6:30, incl. tax 35¢ to 6:30 â€" Patricia Neal The National Cnnpu\‘ Basketâ€" ball Tournament, sponsored by the Bradley university athletic departâ€" ment, will get under way on March 27 with the following schools parâ€" ticipating: _ Villanova, _ Bradley, Toledo, Wyoming, Utah, Syracuse, Western Kentucky, and Duquesne.. Lake Forest College will open its 1951 baseball season with Elmâ€" hurst college in a nonâ€"conference game Wednesday, April 11. A 15 game schedule has been arranged by head baseball coach Peter Busâ€" sone. Who says spring is not here? Lake Forest college‘s defendâ€" ing Little Nine tennis champions will open their 1951 schedule on April 5 meeting Elmhurst college at Elmhurst. The Foresters, with practically the sameâ€"téam intact, are preâ€"season favorites to annex their third straight league title. _â€" Varsity basketball games won since the formation of the League l,in 1928. (figures from 1928â€"1951) Here are the final standings in the Suburban League basketball play for the 1950â€"51 season, as compiled by Mr. Harry Pertz, secâ€" retary of the League: Morton ........ Waukegan .. New Trier .. Evanston . ... Oak Park (* Proviso ... (*) forfeit to Highland Park, Highland Park Oak Park Waukegan ... Highland Park New Trier ... Morton .......... Frovise ..;..... Evanston ... Rauen, State Director, U. .S. Treasury Defense Bond Division for lllinois, 105 W. Adams St., Chicago 3. The "deadâ€"line" is April 23. These entries will then be sent to‘Vaughn Shoemaker of the Chicago Daily News, Regional toonists‘ Society, cooperating orâ€" ganization. This area, includes Illinois, Iowa and Indiana. Followâ€" ing a review by this group, outâ€" standing entries will then be surâ€" veyed by a National Cartoonists‘ Society head group in New York City.. A national display of repreâ€" sentative drawings will then be put on display at the White House, Washington, late in May. Chairman of the National Carâ€" Last Day Thursday â€" March 22 "Petty Girl" L us ;' . w & > M Plus _ rens‘ Matinee at 2:30. Doors Open muuy"“ ky Eve.â€"snow lu}u at 100 Sundayâ€"Doors Open at 2:00 p.m.â€" Mickey Rooney â€" Wallace Beery in "STABLEMATES" Joan Crawford â€" Wendeli Corey One of the best pictures of the ALCGCYO N "THE SPORTSLIGHT"* Fâ€"'M’"’ Open. at how Starts at 2:30 p.m. "At War By Will Schlichting Walt Disney‘s In Technicolor At 2:00 P. M. Froshâ€"Soph Their Best! Varsity . 12 . 10 12 0. 554 435 2 513 431 5 453 466 6 482. 441 9 467 542 9 434 505 11 443 526 0â€" 796 499 4 649 647 6 592 639 7 596 637 8 573 645 8 565 620 9 555 639 by best H.P.H.S. productions .yet. Due to varipus and sundry publiâ€" city ltumtficlndiu an act by George White and Joe Cleaver, the attendance~ was better than average. In order to keep all oc, cupied after, Betsy Kraft, Bob Larson, and Norm Levi gave parâ€" ties.â€"Many chose to end the eveâ€" ning at the annual Firemen‘s Ball which, according to all reports, was‘a big success. hearted" and hlvg_; fifth period lunch, you are cordially invited to join. Paul Day ‘will gladly vouch for all its good merits. But Paul, it‘s rather early for the obstacle course, especially bare foot. Warning: Greg Newell. were parties at Sandy Gol‘lnu'c.l Betsy Kraft‘s, Lynn Cooper‘s, Diâ€" ane Phillip‘s, and Jim Gillespic‘s. Jim, you certainly believe in going all out for a thing! Would you like to apply for membership in a "little‘" organiâ€" zation for the perpetuation of goodfellowship? If you are "black Jean Bailey is seeing blue. In fact, she‘s got a blue complex. Sometimes she even sees ~peach Speaking of dyes, St. Patrick‘s day brought out a bevy of greenâ€" haired beauties. Lynn Elliot, Sue D‘Sinter, and Judy Wender have acquired a new lunch period, but their success was shortâ€"lived. If thisâ€"is not explanâ€" atory, notice that they‘ve been School Morton ... Evanston ...... Oak Park ...... Waukegan .... New Trier ... Proviso ... Morton ... 179 Evanston ...... 149 Oak Park ... 146 Waukegan ... 113 New Trier ... 117 Proviso ... 111 Highladd Pk. _ 56 . The DUOâ€"WAY lncinerator thorâ€" > Wet garbage and other refuse are eliminated oughly dries and then buras all comâ€" easily, economically and quickly . . . in a modâ€" bustible.refuse. era selfâ€"cleaning automatic gas incinerator. "Fate § see e The "Gondoliers".â€"was one of the Here at last is the convenieat ord practicel _ Republic Duoâ€"Way ~â€"~ _ solution to your trash and garbuge disposal probâ€" Incinerator The week end before last, there AUVTOMATIC GAS INCINERATOR . No offensive odors . .. No waiting for collections . . . myo_vuunhdlm“nkobrhc $40.80 down and 15 monthly payâ€" modera homemaker. ' ments of $8.77. im d Another servant of better living, the gas incinâ€" 74 112 116 90 144 149 176 THE PRESS Pet. 104 .571 .557 .557 450 427 SCHOOL _jafter school for the last five days. Carson, and others are off for a gay time at Aspen, Colorado. Got room for one more, namely the author? force visiting Mr. Pertz‘s mechanâ€" ical drawing class! Could it be Tom Briddle they‘re after? Or Mr. Pertz, what have you been doing? It seems that‘ Vangie Rose is playing the part of" an absent hostess. What has John Hansmann got that your guests haven‘t, Vanâ€" Wing, Sheila Blumenthal, Sherm Pat Montgomery‘s» present inâ€" terest is _ spelled _ "Fâ€"Râ€"Eâ€"Sâ€"Hâ€" Mâ€"Aâ€"N Gâ€"Iâ€"Râ€"L." Last night Deeâ€"Dee Morano gave a yery educational scavenger hunt. Find what you were looking for? Accountant reveals that the Shore Line operation is an extravagant and wasteful ‘one." The petition states that the Commission‘s recital that their witness J. W. Roberts is an expert is contrary to all of the evidence in the case. ‘"The undisputed tesâ€" timony from Mr. Roberts himself, was that he is not an engineerâ€" either civil, mechanical or electriâ€" cal; that he knows absolutely nothing about buses or bus operâ€" ations; and that prior to his asâ€" signment by the Commission in this procecding had never had any exâ€" perience whatever in the manageâ€" ment or investigation of an elecâ€" tric interurban passenger railway." N. S. Railwayâ€" Among the many findings and conclusions of witness Roberts which the railway contends to be erroneous or without foundation Joe Cleaver, Barb Dewey, Diane (Continued from page NORTH SHORE %aa cOmMPANY "The Friendly Peoaple" even â€"Annâ€"Nanâ€"an‘â€"Mus 1) by the Commission in arriving at its;decisions, are such things as ibé::ehhn. are such things as de iation, soâ€"called adjustments tion of traffic, As to service rendered by the railway to the Army at Fort Sherâ€" idan, the petition states that the Commission‘s recital respecting testimony of witness for the Army is only a part of his uncontradieted testimony. The Army‘s witness tesâ€" tified "that the combination exâ€" pressâ€"rail and bus service as proâ€" posed by the petitioner during the period of military emergency was considered adequate for the presâ€" ent and forseeable future needs of the Army." â€" in income and expenses, distribuâ€" ministrative costs and numerous similar items. > Buses supplementing rail serâ€" vice were proposed by the Comâ€" pany during the period of unusual demands at Great Lakes and Fort Sheridan to facilitate the speedâ€" ing up. of train schedules for the public along the Shore Line Route and to release rail equipment now used to handle purely local, shortâ€" haul riding, for use in meeting military needs. The Commission‘s alleged findâ€" ings that the results of operation of the Shore Line are beneficial rather than .detrimental to the rest of the railway. system are claimed to be erroncous and conâ€" trary to the evidence in the case. The railway contends that the apâ€" plication of the soâ€"called and unâ€" The proposed bus operation would not compete with the Evâ€" anston Bus Company of with the CTA, according to the railway and any other conclusions ‘by the Commission are contrary to stipuâ€" lations disclosed by the company for . closedâ€"door â€"operations not only in Evanston but also. in terâ€" ritory served by the CTA. lawful "outâ€"ofâ€"pocket" theory by the Commission is improper. 4 That part of the order directâ€" ing the railroad to develop and present to the Commission cerâ€" tain information relating to transâ€" fer of passengers to the CTA at installed in your home under normal conditions for $160.00, or as little as Shore Line and CTA points and the turning back of Shore Line trains at Howard Street, the Company protests has no proper place in the order of the Comâ€" mission and is an unjustified and Howard Street, the introduction right to conduct and manage its own business and beyond the powâ€" er of the Commission. 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