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I TO BE MARRIED Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jay Ricks of Plandome, Long Island, formerly of -Wi npetka, hbave -issued -invitations to th arage of thir daughter, Ms Jane Hayward ýRicks, to Wilfred Strickland King on Thursday, May,9, a ati o the Northhem psted Country club, * PoriWashington. Longr Island. Love! y Permnanents Marvelous Facials The. Salon noted for _ Phono Wilm.ffe 4582 SlALOP( Phone Glencoe 1406 P126 Central Avenue, WiImtte 661 Vernon Avenue, Gloncoe MANLEF.IV SPRINCSILýK DRtE SNEs cfl9 Mathew Fra.nelsPhoto C. M. Osborit, 812 Oakwood ave- nue, , Vilntte, Illinois. st ai e cii ginrer for the Public Works ad-' nmie ist rationt, tuas appointied Montdaiy by Secretary of the Ikiterior,Harold L. Iclees tô receive Illinois applica- lions, for loit~s and grasit s ur, the îeu federai work relief pro- grain. The aiithori.zatiosi, accordingy to Mr. Osborn, mke rel y continues the old PWA set-up utiuler zhich ail applications for boans , were cleared throlig the îstate offices be fore being sent on ta Washùng- ton. The so-called "applièations" recéently' filed by dilTerent taxinig bodies were not applications at al, but simply lists of projects which miglit be undertaken:. FormaI applications for loans and grants mnust be made, before any action will be taken. Mr. Osborn states that his office is now ready to accept such applications, or to advise applicantF concerning terms and other details. Mr. Oshoru was formerly Wilmette Village manager. < Mrs. Guy Knickerbocker ofý Oak ,Acres, formerly of Wilmette, was hostess to lier luncheon and bridge club last Monday. to protect.' their liens. At thé time of sale at foreclosure there may be many bargains in real estate. Mortgages Must b. Protectd "As pointed out abové, wbether prèceedings are.. by foreclosure or under. the Skarda Act., taxes, must be met either by.receivership collections or by sale before anything can go to mrtgage owners in the, shape of in- térest .or'prinicip;al. In. case of badly, delinquent .pro perty,- the mortgage owner, might wish to foreclose, in or-, der ýto protect himself. At least lie probably, would wish to bid in the property if put up for sale, so as to protect his loan upon it.. Many in- vestors in mortgages do nlot realize> this, and the y are cautione d to watch the situation with real *estate on which thev have made leans. Personal Property Delinquents "M.Nany residents who have objected to their personal property taxes do nQt realize tha.t their real estate can be put in~ jeopardy by their personal- prQperty tax delinquency. The pro- cedure to be followed is for judgnients entered against an individual for non- paynhent of pç rs;onialproierty .taxes to be executed and the lien thereby occasioned attachied. to any real estate owned by such delinquent." Tohn C. Kingery Reçeives High Rating at Dartmouth John C. Kingery, a New Trier Hi gli school graduate who is now a senior at Dartmouth college, achieved a scholastic average of 3.8 during the first semester of the current college year and- was, among the Dartmouth students Wbiose names appeared in the sernester report of "Men of Distinic- tive Schoiàstic. AccomniliShmet"ý, which was recenitly announced, by Dean ,Lloyd ,K.. *Neidlinger. The Courses at Dartmouth are graded. ac- cording to. the. alpliabetical. system, and a perfect record of five "A's" will giye a student an average of 4.0. Scan no accuratel HENRYC.LYTTON & SONS Sherman a nd Churchk EVANSTON 1107 Greenleaf Ave. , CALL NOWI 200 Wilmette WllMETTrEa Y6 This p ru I I ~ ahd