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1~2~====~================================~==~~~1;L~M~E~T~T~E~~l~I~F~E~=======:::::::::~~~~==~~~N:o:v:e:m~b=er==22:'=1= ~ · In Benefit Play I N. T. and Evanston in Annual Turke}'· Day Clash Thursday ~ew Trier High school will pia,· ib fi nat footba ll game of the season at Evanston on Thanksgiving day with it s old rival, the Evanston Tmyn hi p 11 igh sc hool. The N cw Trier boys got oli to a bad start in the Suburban league thi s year, but since losing to Oak Park and Proviso they have won at! of their games, including last ~aturd;-t y's 5-l to 0 victory over Antioch . A Truly Genuine Old Fashioned Thanksgiving Dinner Why not make the family reservations NOW! "[, keepit~g with our reputatio, you may expect the best .. \'EllA ~Et;OWEN.,§ TEA SHOP§_ 5 r 4 Main St. , Evanston French Provencal Room 50 r Davis St., Evanston Early American Room . LUNCHEON- TEA- DINNER Evanston's record this year i:-- 110t pcricct either, and the team s arc n ·enlr mat che d · for the Thanksgi,·ing d2 v l)attk. Both Evanston and Nnv Tr i·.::lo:-.t to Oak Park, this year's Suburb:1n kague champion. New Trier whippe d Dt.:erficld, while Evan:ton lu st to tilt· l.ake county team. But Evanston dl·il'atcd \Vaukegan by a larger sfo:-c than did New Trier. \\hen New Trier played E\'anst on last year the result was a G to 6 tie and the t\YO team s tied for the Subw ban league championship. This yea:·. although the championship is not a· . take, the 1\ew Trier-E ,·amton ga:nt is expected to attract a large crowd of north shore high school fl)t)tball jan .... The Thanksgiving- dav game ,,·ill ~) r· th e la t appearance of several ~c.· ni c·r a-., members of the ~ew Trier tl·;u~ .. Lorraine Bremner of Chicago take. I one of the leading roles as Patricia $72 TO RED CROSS · O'Day in "Li t~le Old Ne\\' York" ~o Pupils nf th e Josen h ~cars .sch,Hl] i:. be presented 111 the Glencoe sc ho ol Kc.:nihn)rth arc enrolled practtcall~- <·t ' t· auditorium Friday evening, 1\o,·embcr hundred percen t in the Junior I~ tc: 2,9. under th~ auspices, of the :Jorth Cross organization and ltan~ dt) Jl;llt ~: ~hore Catholtc Woman s lea g~t c. Pro- more thar 1 ~72 to the catt:-.c. cceds from the performance wtll go to aiel \Vorld \var veteran:-~ at' Great Lak ~s ~~ rs. \\·. 0. Belt, 202 Ahing·dnr l ;1 ,. , · hospital. nttc, K enilworth, ha s bel'll in tlw 1 :.' anston hns])ital thi · week a itL·r !tlHlt :· ~oing a tonsil operation. ~he will rt· turn t oday to ·her hom e. r Read the Want Ads BEACH & GEILS CANDIES 1633 ORRINGl~ON .L\ VE. UNIV. 5970. 7' ATTRACTIVE NOV~:I_JTIES FOR TH~t\NKSGIVING VISrf OUR NEW SHOP AT 530 MAIN STREET · o PEN NEX1~ WEEK For Retter H ome-mtldt· Ctwdi£>s The NEW PACK is here exceptionally good. Fruits- vege. tables - jams - jellies - pickles preserves - marmalades - and that special favorite, Fishleigh's Clrili Sau 'e! Profit from this new idea in food distribution - we sell direct to consumer at a substantial saving. Quantity prices on foods that every household requires. ~I Visit Garden Display Room 517 Main St., Wilmette Tel. \\'ilmette 531- Greenleaf 7464 THE CLARENCE T. FtsHLEIGII Co. ' Nor INc. · - -----1 ~-------------------------------------------- ...