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Local Tracksters Win County Meet for Ninth Time Winning the annual County track meet for the ninth time, Highland Park high school broke three recâ€" ords. Highland Park placed first with 55 points; Waukegan, second, 88 points; Lake Forest, 26 points; Libertyville, 18% points; Grant, 18% points; and Barrington, 38 Durment, who set a record last year of 0:28.3 in the 200â€"yd. low hurdles, set a new record this year of 0:22.9. Repholz set a new record of 2:06.3 in the 880â€"yd. run. The froshâ€"soph relay, composed off Rosâ€" enfels, ‘ Bromstedt, Reading, and Fischer, set a new record of 0:47.6. The freshman relay also set a recâ€" ord with Lake Forest. They tied at 0:49.2. Soefker placed first in the mile; Thorsch, first in the 100â€"yd. dash; Harris, fourth in the 100â€"yd. dash; Boone, second in the 120â€"yd. high hurdles; Rompel, first in the 440â€"yd. dash; Harris and Thorsch, second and third in the 220â€"yd. dash; Durâ€" ment and Heath, first and second in the 220â€"yd. low hurdles; and Repholz and Christianson first and fourth in the half mile. Highland Park‘s 880â€"7yd. relay, composed of Durment, Rompel, Heath, and Harris, placed second. In the field events, Spangler and Tenney tied for second and fourth in the high jump; Heyman, second in the discus; and Heyman and Juhâ€" rend, first and second in the shot. Morton defeated our team on our track 62% to 59% last Tuesday, May 3. Libertyville was here yesâ€" terday. Officials at County Meet Referee â€"J. Levandusky (Wauâ€" kegan Newsâ€"Sun). Clerk of Courseâ€"A. E. Wolters. Starterâ€"P. Delaporte (New Trier high school). Head Finish Judge â€" G. Scheuâ€" chenpfiug. Finish Judgesâ€"H. Pier, 1st; H. Earhart and H. Copp, 2nd; S. Nelâ€" son and G. Greene, 3rd; R. Booth, 4th. Head Timerâ€"A. N. Thurston Cleaning for Spring? DRAPES, SLIP COVERS, WEARING APPAREL WINNETKA 2050 GREAT WESTERN LAUNDRY CO. Office: 890 Linden Ave. HIGHLAND PK. PHARMACY PARENTI GROCERY §40 Central Ave., Highland Park Highwood ELLANDEE SHOE SHOP BETTER SWEET SHOP 808 Central Ave., Highland Park 704 Deerfeld Rdé., Deerficld RASMUSSEN SHOE SHOP SHERONY HARDWARE $89 Central Ave.. Highland Park 314 Rallway Are.. Highweed EARL W. GSELL & CO. SOMENZI & SON 309 Reger Williams Avs, Ravinia 336 Rallway Are., Highw WALGREEN COMPANY KNAAK‘8 PHARMACY §01 Central Ave. Highland Park 763 Wankegan Rd.. Deerfcld The modern shoe Iace, a welâ€" come convenience, a refreshâ€" ing comfort. Once you put this new lace in your shoes and adjust them to your comfort, you can forâ€" get them. They never slip or become loose, never have to EARL W. GSELL & CO. _ HWD. ICE CREAM PARLOR RAVINIA SHOE STORE be tied or untied. Your feet no longer have that CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM Call Today! Timers â€" A. N. Thurston, J. D. Floyd; L. Tinkham; J. Nield. Judge of Pole Vaultâ€"J. Barnes. Judge of High Jumpâ€"L. Gurney. Judge of Broad Jumpâ€"A. Werâ€" Judge of Javelinâ€"M. Panther, Judge of Shotâ€"G. Ekdahl. Judge of Discusâ€"M. Panther and G. Ekdahl. Inspectors on Curves and Relay Zonesâ€"B. Leech; H. Copp; L. Crawâ€" ford; A. Wolters. Announcerâ€"W. Einbecker: Official Scorerâ€"H. Perts. In Charge of Medalsâ€"L Crawâ€" ford (Libertyville high school). | Handling of Spectators: D. Daâ€" vitt; R. R. Kendig; O. Durment; G. Stewart; P. Dinkeloo; A. Norvik. The team trophy donated by Wauâ€" kegan Newsâ€"Sun Sports department. Official movie photographerâ€"Miss Marian Larson. The senate early this week apâ€" proved a bill authorizing the War department to grant a perpetual easement to the City of Highwood over certain portions of the Fort Sheridan Military Reservation for a proposed municipal water works. The bill has now gone to the house for approval. Highwood now buys its water from the City of Highland Park. The city is cut off from the lake by Highland Park and Fort Sheriâ€" dan. Highwood May Soon Have Its Own Water Works Plant Mayor Charles Portilla, said when he came into office in 1937, that his chief object was to give Highwood its own waterworks. David Stryker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Stryker, 710 Orchard street, Deerfield, is a member of the Lake Forest college band and chorâ€" us, which will participate in the annual spring music festival of the college, May 21 to 28. > David Stryker Is Member of College Music Festival strappedâ€"in feeling, for Flexâ€" Oâ€"Laces yield gently as your instep extends and recedes in If your feet feel tired, get a pair of Flexâ€"Oâ€"Laces and see make. You‘ll have fresher and healthier feet, and better look= ing shoes. Two pairsfor a quarâ€" ter, at the following dealers, DEERFIELD PHARMACY Winnetka Stryker is a senior at Lake Forâ€" est, and in addition to his particiâ€" pation in music activities, is editor of Tusitals, campus literary magaâ€" zine. The students winning in first diviâ€" sion are Rosemary Holm, violin; Gale Bray, string bass; Andy Jacobs, piano; Mary Frances Anderâ€" son, piano, and the Quintet whose members are Rosemary Holm and Carroll Binder, violin; Peggy Bingâ€" ham, cello; Gale Bray, bass, and Andy Jacobs, piano. H. S. Orchestra Students Score in State Contest May 7 Helen Pope Guthrie Joins Staff of H. & R. Anspach The Highland Park High School orchestra students scored again at the State contest held at the State Normal university, Fornnl, I11., Satâ€" urday, May 7. Phyllis Delhaye, piano; Irwin Wirthheimer, piano; Robert Lundin, piano, placed in second division. â€" Barbara Franzen, violin, placed in the third division. Club to Tour N. S. Helen Pope Guthrie, has recently become manager of the rental deâ€" partment and a member of the sales staff of the real estate firm of H. and R. Anspach. Members and guests of the Raâ€" vinia Garden club will meet at 1:30 on Friday, May 13, at the garden of Mrs. Perey Armstrong, 861 Bluff avenue, Glencoe, to begin a tour of spring gardens ‘along the North Shore. Mrs. Guthrie is a resident of Highland Park and is the daughter of Mrs. Henry Pope of Glencoe where she lived all her life. Mrs. Guthrie is a member of the Chiâ€" cago Junior league. The club announces that the sale of potted plants, garden accessories, Ravinia Garden Gardens, Friday The some construction as the QODORA Dropâ€"Door Closet . . Equipped with the patented ODORA Retainer. DORA »?ir WARDROBE GARNETT‘S THE PRESS and some annual plants will be held on the village green at Ravinia on May 28. Orders for fiats and half fiats of annual plants to be delivâ€" ered May 21 may be given to any garden club member, The proceeds of this sale will, as usual, be deâ€" voted to the maintenance of the rose garden on Roger Williams avenue, just west of the tracks. News of the sudden death of a former Highland Park girl, came as a shock to her many friends here, early this week. Mrs. Florâ€" ence Netcher Allen, twentyâ€"three year old daughter of Sgt. and Mrs. Netcher former residents at Fort Sheridan, was killed about three weeks ago when she was thrown from a horse. The young lady was married and was living in New York at the time of her sudden death. Fall From House Fatal to Former Highland Park Girl Mrs. Allen attended the local schools here and was well known among the younger set. _ About PERMANENTS .. ... .. ... $3.50 to $10.00 Specialâ€"Monday, Tuesdayâ€"Shampoo and Finger Wave . . 60c Balcony The Newest Improvement in Storage Wardrobe Closets GARNETT®‘S MODERN BEAUTY SALON S TYLES ... Joseph Weng, Prop The styles that are now popuâ€" lar call for plenty of graceful curls. The ever increasing number of smart women who return to Modern Beauty Salon is our best proof of quality workmanship. eight years ago the family moved to Fort Sam Houston, Texas, where they are now residing. Mr. and Mrs. Peno Favelli Highwood are the proud parents a son born Wednesday, May 4 the Highland Park hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dominick of Glencoe are the happy parents of a daughter born Thursday, May 5 at the Highland Park hospital. Mr .and Mrs. James W. Craig af Wheeling are announcing the birth of a son born Sunday, May 8 at the Highland Park hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Max Schaeffer of Glencoe are receiving congratulaâ€" tions on the birth of a son, born Wednesday, May 4, at the Highland Park hospital. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Connolly of Taylor aveâ€" nue Sunday, May 8 at the Highâ€" land Park hospital. Read the Want Ads . P. 724â€"100 of of at 3.98 page of remarkable paintings in brilliant colors, will be published the magazine distributed with in THE .AMERICAN WEEKLY, NEXT SUNDAY‘8 CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER. ~SCIENTIFIC MOTOR TUNEâ€"UP Ca bfgt: justed, brakes * nll;ud. b:.t:r?u recharged valve reconditioning, tire reâ€" pairs, etc. This shop is not on pietce work CHRIS AUTO REPAIR SERVICE 515 Laurel Ave. _ Phone H. P. 85 From Chicagoâ€"In Coaches and Chair Cars. 87 422 in Tourist Pulimans, *DO029 in Standard Pullmans. Piease send literature California DAIlâ€"Expense '!‘-:‘n. Check h::tau desired. 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