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To Phace Third in Outdoor League Meet Outdoor league meet will be held Saturday â€"afternoon at the New Trier high school in Winnetka, with the pole vaulting beginning promptâ€" ly at 1 pm. Highland Park High school is expected to place either third or fourth. Scratches will be made in the entries on the day of the meet. The scoring will be the same as usual, namely 5 points for a first place, 8 for second, 2 for third, and 1 for fourth. As in preceding years, one man may enter two events plus the relay, except in distance runs. THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1988 Our entries from Highland Park are as follows: 120â€"yd. high hurdlesâ€"Boone and Bede. s 100â€"y4. dashâ€"Thorsch and Harâ€" ris. TIS. 200â€"yd. low hurdles â€" Durment, Bede and Harris. 880â€"yd runâ€"Repholz. 880â€"yd. relayâ€"Durment &nd Harâ€" ris, Rompel, Thorsch and Repholz. Pole vaultâ€"Zurwelle. High jumpâ€"Spangler and Boone. 12â€"1b shotâ€"Heymann. Broad jumpâ€"Durment and Repâ€" holz. 967 Waukegan Ave., Highwood, IIL 1â€"mile runâ€"Soefker. 440â€"yd. runâ€"Rompel. 220â€"yd. dashâ€"Thorsch and Harâ€" Discusâ€"Heyman and Juhrend. Highwood Jewelry Shop A. MORDINI, Prop. HAMmiIiLTOon The PREFERRED Gift JOHN B. NASH, Prop. Main Office and Plant 327â€"329 North Green Bay Road F‘ur Coats 2 CLEANED GLAZED INSURED Prompt and Dependable Call and Delivery Service. Let us prepare your Fur Coat for next winter. Our furrier‘s equipment and furrier‘s methods enable us to render perfect workmanship. Reâ€" pairing and remodeling by our own fur departâ€" ment staff. Twentyâ€"four years‘ experience guarâ€" R antees your satisfaction. as low HICHLAND PARK 50 Four Runaway Lads Picked Up Here During the past week, fout youngsters have been picked up by Highland Park police for running away from home. Theodore Polingâ€" ton and Dale Vaughn, both 11 years old, of Winthrop Harbor, were pickâ€" ed up here Friday evening, flagging rides on the highway. The two youths were headed for Texas. lads, Robert Jones and Leighton Chapman ‘of Kenosha, were picked up here, enroute to Chicago. Golfâ€"Team Places Third In League Competition. Monday The golfers would have taken secâ€" ond position in the league lhndin"z if it hadn‘t been for the 18% to 1 defeat that the New Trier squad handed them at Sunset last Monday. The High school golf team won third place in the Suburban league competition a result of a defeat New Trier handed us last Monday, First place wert to Waukegan, when they defeated Proviso at Wauâ€" kegan last week. May, ninth, the team defeated Oak Park at Oak Park, when Julio Camâ€" pagni played superb golf and came in with a score of 78, only to lose one down to Earl Wilde. Campagni, the number one man of the team, has played the toughâ€" est men the league has to offer, and has come through in the crucial moâ€" ments with the needed points to win. Usually playing in the second spot this year, is Deno Tamarri, the little "boy blye" of golf. _ Deno‘s perfect swing helped him to come in with a neat 79 at Lake Forest academy. â€" "Harry Mussato, number three man, is the key man of our victory pursuit," said Mr. Bolle, the coach, refering to the fact that Harry has compiled twelve and oneâ€"half points out of a possible fifteen in his five matches. ‘Tuesday noon, two 14 year old 148 South Second Street ‘Tel. H. P. 1358 _ Highland Park GREENSLADE Electrical Contractor 39200 Electric Shop High School Students Entertain The Aged With Stunts Program What proved to be a great treat and an afternoon of rare enjoyâ€" ment was given to the Presbyterian Old Peoples Home in Evanston Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Harry Pier, chairman of Social Serâ€" vice of the Womans association of the Presbyterian church arranged a program for them. Mrs. Pier had the cooperation and interest of the Highland Park High echool, and was. delighted at her good fortune in having so many of the splendid acts of the recent Stuâ€" dent Stunts repeated down there. It was a touching and lovely sight to see the many silverâ€"hai men and women all gathered gether in the large audience + eagerly awaiting the coming of the young people, and their delight and thorough enjoyment was manifested in their smiling faces and vigorous applause. It was indeed an unâ€" usual array of talent, and the young people all did so well, and seemed to enjoy giving this pleasure. At the close of the program the enâ€" tire group gathered together to sing Happy Birthday to all the folks TKE PRBESS who had May birthdays and the girls presented each of these with a little gift, also a little bouquet of pansies and forgetmenots which had been sent down by one of the women of the church, and a smiling "Happy Birthday." Every act deserves special menâ€" tion but they were all charmingly given and of a very fine artistic quality, and because so many of the audience do not hear well they loved the music and the dancing and the chance to see these fine young peoâ€" ple. Those who gave so generously of their talent were the string quarâ€" tette, Dorothy Burnham, Peggy Bingham, Louise Lyman and Morâ€" ton Raff, the vocal trio Marjorie Haworth, Anne Griffith and La Verne Meinhard; Frank Moran and Ruth Chalmers danced, Daniel Cobb sang, Eva Dinelli and Robert Lunâ€" din pianists, and Jasmine Sesso played the accordion. It is important for the driver of a ear to be in first class physical condition as it is for the motor of the car to be in good mechanical repair. They will not soon forget this happy afternoon, and the yPpung folks felt equally blessed in enterâ€" taining so many who never leave the home. 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