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Thomas Hall, Carol Malverson, John Hansmann, Perry Hawley, Robert Henrickson, Jeanne Herbst, Jeanne Mnizdil, Elsie Hocking, Marilyn Humphrey, Virginia Huribert, Nancy Jacoby, Mary Jardine, Catheryn Jennings, Betty Johnson, Walter Johnâ€" son, Paul Jones, Helen Josselyn, James Kaatz, Peter Kallas and Judy Kaplan. 618 N. Green Bay Rd. > _ umt 1951 THE RELIABLE LAUNDRY And Dry Cleaning Co. .« Tel. HI 2â€"4561 Congresswoman Church To Address Presbyterians churchâ€"woman in Evanston, 1ML., will be the speaker at the regular eleven o‘clock Worship Service at the Highland Park Presbyterian Church this Sunday morning, June 10.â€"Dr. William Atkinson Young, Minister, will preside over the early part of theâ€"service and inâ€" troduce Mrs, Church. Special muâ€" sic will be provided by the Cha!eel Quartet under the direction of Mr. Harold Finch, director. The church service on June 10 will be the last of the eleven o‘â€" elock services until next fall. The 10:30 schedule of Sunday mornâ€" ing service will begin on June 17, with Dr.. Young and the Rev. {)ilreen!ield occupying the pulpit throughout most of the summer. Yacht Club Opens Sailing Season The Hon. Margaret Stitt Church, Congresswoman from the Illinois 13th District, and active churchâ€"woman in Evanston, IIL., will be the clock servic 10:30 sche ing service with Dr. (;‘lreenlield throughout The sailing season opened offiâ€" cially _ in lo&-al waters with the Memorial, Day race staged by the North Shore Yacht Club off the Park avenue boating beach. The race was scheduled for the class and mixed fleets, and was sailed over a triangular course with an extra leewardâ€"windward leg â€" to the north mark. ; "Skip" Wynkoop in his F‘eet- wind Arrow slooj was first with tin Commodore _ Gunt "Hardtack" was se Keim‘s "Moonbean The race was sa course similar to large and well esta this area, and th« elub ‘boats over tl cates they can ho any company. The ed and timed from erected for the ; beacht Races are services 1 schedule rvice will Dr.. You 722 Yale Lane ‘ Wynkoop in his Fleetâ€" row sloop "Sans Pgur" t with time of 1:14:48. ore Gunter Schwandt‘s ‘k" was second, and John Moonbeam" third, ice was sailed over a new St can hold their own in ny. The race was startâ€" »d from a new platform John‘s s sailed over a new to that used by established clubs in the time of local r this course indiâ€" hold their own in VAN GUILDER MOTORSâ€" purpose on : â€"scheduled THE PRESS MODERN 2â€"BEDROOM RANCH HOUSE day. All bids will be considered. The Board reserves the right to refuse any bids less than $21,500. (Furnishings not includeg.) The house has been appraised at more than $21,000. It will be sold to the highest bidder. Sealed bids, accompanied b§deertified check for 10% of the bid should be sent to the Board of Education, Highland Park High School, Vine and St. Johns Avenue, Highâ€" land Park, Illinois. Bids will be publicly opened at Board méeting This recently completed house, furnished throughout, was open to the public from June 1 through June 5, from 1 to 9 p.m., and thereafter by appointment by phoning Highland Park 2â€"6510. Highland Park High School, Vine and St. Johns Avenue, Highâ€" lan} Park, Illinois. Bids will be publicly opened at Board méeting of June 13 at 7:30 p.m. Bids will be accepted up to 4 p.m. of that the for Built And Furnished By The Students Of The HIGHLAND PARK HIGH SCHOOL VOCATIONAL BUILDING TRADES Welfal_"é Groups Stage Annual Luncheon With Floor Show every Sunday during the seartn and an impressive array of trophâ€" ies awaits those sailors coming out on top at the end of the summer. The annual luncheon of the four Infant Welfare groups of Highâ€" land Park and Ravinia was held at the Moraine Hotel on May 23. The very successful and enjoyable affair was arranged by Mrs E.. E. Mead and Mrs. Wm. Gooch. Tasteâ€" ful decorations of geraniums were arranged by Mrs. Wm. Elston. All were members of the junior groups. Guests from the downtown headquarters, introduced by Mrs. Milton Hardacre, president of the Junior group 1, were: Mrg Mcâ€" Creary, superintendent of nurses, Miss Townsend, extension secreâ€" tary, and Mrs. McCord, president of the Infant Welfare auxiliary. Representatives of the local newsâ€" papers were also introduced: Each of the four groups partiâ€" cipated in the entertainment. The senior group presented a clever skit portraying an Infant Welfare meeting 100 years from now, with futuristic costumes. Taking part were Mesdames Edwin Hadley, John Morrissy, Elwood Hansmann, C.. L. Felske, James Davis and Lindell Petersort Mrs. Hadley was in charge of the skit. â€" Groups 1 and 2 of the Juniors put on a song and dance. Mrs. John Kies and Mrs. â€" Warner Smoot, as "juniors", introduced the 13 chorines dressed as little girls and holding cards spelling Inâ€" fant Welfare. Words of the song were created by Mrs. R. Gillispie, music by Mrs. Lawrence Smith and choreography by Mrs. James Kelly. In the chorus line were Mesdames Benjamin Armbruster, Charles Sproul, James Kelly, Herâ€" bert Carlson, Norman Vance, John Embich, < John Harmon, Robert Tel. HI 2â€"2770 Gillispie, Harry Johnson, William Oliver, George Harrison, G. 5. Shallberg, Jr. and Emerson Mead. Infant Welfare Wings concludâ€" ed the entertainment with an enâ€" tertaining takeâ€"off on a Paris fashion show. Mrs. Darwin Rumâ€" mel>commentated for the followâ€" ing models; Mesdames Charles Rietz, Robert Sanders, William 21 N. St. John‘s Ave The end and the beginning â€" SCHOOL days are e behindâ€"life is ahead. Their oo future rests, to a § °= 3 great extent, upâ€" |[ 1 i m on the habits of |~ . \14’ thrift they have | aga&Â¥â€" developed and o their determination to continue those habits. Our bank provides savings account servâ€" ice to help young folks accumulate money ... to face the future with confidence and peace of mind. You are welcomeâ€"any timeé Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CENTRAL TIRE COMPANY C Laked EVC < * s 3 & Papp, Glen Keats, Robert Thomas, Robert Walker, William Martin and Courtney B. Clow. Wesley Bake Sale dist church wil sponsor a bakery sale Saturday, June 9th at the church, beginning at 10:30 a.m. The Women‘s Society of Christ. ian Service of the Wesley Methoâ€" Highland Park, Illinois Thursday, June 7, 1951 Tel. HI 2â€"1200