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THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1988 High School P.T.A. Plans To Continue Popular Programs Mn»oehlboudnufincdth‘ High School P.T.A. and tea at the home of Mrs. Henry Clifford Hawes of Briar Hill road, Deerfield, on May 26, it was decided to continue the popular programs centering around school work. Mrs. Hawes, the charming and efâ€" ficient newly elected president, preâ€" sided, and all committee chairmen and district chairmen were present and were enthusiastic in planning the work for the coming year. Mrs. Laegler, in charge of memâ€" breship, plans to begin a memberâ€" ship drive with her district chairmen as soon as she can obtain lists of parents from the school. This comâ€" mittee hopes to have both parents join the P.T.A. and to have at least one, and perhaps several, meetings in the evening so that the fathers as well as the mothers may attend. ‘The present board expressed the hope that there would be many parâ€" ents of postâ€"graduates from the high school who will continue their interest in and support of the orâ€" ganization as associate members. Mrs. Binder, the program chairâ€" man, discussed numerous pouibil-‘ ities for the coming programs. Mrs. Binder has been watching what othâ€" er P.T.A.‘s are doing and offered these observations as hints for fuâ€" ture programs with splendid ideas of her own. Every one agreed that the school demonstrations such as staged by various high school clubs and departments given at meetings last year were most popular and should be considered for programs at one or more meetings for the coming year. Visiting night will be in the month of November with the usual dinner in the cafeteria, and freshmen teas under the capable management of Mrs. Volweiler will be held on September 21st and Sepâ€" tember 28th. ‘The principal, Miss Buzard, exâ€" plained the activities of the scholâ€" arship committee, of which Mrs. Rieâ€" ser is chairman. To aid in this work the P.T.A. board voted to apâ€" propriate $100 from the general fund, for scholarships. Interested individuals are contributing to this fund also. Parents of high school students will be interested in this complete list of officers, and it is hoped they will note the name of their district chairman and be ready to become members of the P.T.A. when called upon by the chairman or one of her helpers. â€" President, Mrs. Henry C. Hawes; first viceâ€"president, Mrs. Kentâ€" Wonâ€" nell; second viceâ€"president, Mrs. Julâ€" fus C. Laegler; secretary, Miss Reâ€" gena Beckmire; treasurer, Mrs. Francis Knight; program chairman, Mrs. Carroll Binder; social chairâ€" man, Mrs. Ernest Volwiler; hospitalâ€" Officers of the Highland Park High School P.T.A. for 1938â€"39: ity chairman, Mrs. Paul Date; pubâ€" licity chairman, Mrs. Carl T. Andâ€" derson; Richard Sandwick Memorial Scholarship Fund, Mrs. Waiter H. Rietz; revisions, Mrs. Frank Ronan. District chairmenâ€"Lincoln, Mrs. J. C. Griswold; Ravinia, Mrs. K. E. Wagner; Braeside, Mrs. Harold Pfisâ€" ter; West Ridge, Mrs. L. R. Haas; Deerfield, Mrs. Harry Olendorf; Banâ€" nockburn, Mrs. Harold Norman; Wheeling, Prairie View, Northbrook, Mrs. H. S. Bingham; Oak Terrace, Mrs. David Olson; Elm Place, Mrs. Herman Pomper and Mrs. Gustave Bichler. a AuC Ideal uns Community Chest Allocates $250 To Relief In China A . special allocation of $250.00 to the Chicago Chapter, American Red Cross, for civilian relief in Chiâ€" na, was voted by the board of direcâ€" tors of the Highland Park Commuâ€" nity Chest from the contingent fund of the Chest, at the regular monthly meeting held Tuesday evening, at the Public Library, iThis special donation to the Red Cross was made/ in behalf of the members of the Community Chest in response to & special plea from James B. Forgan, president of the Chicago Chapter, American Red relief in China is being raised by the American Red Cross in this country and the special donation of the Highland Park Community Chest goes toward the Chicago A total of $1,000,000 for civilian THIS SALE FOR JUNE 9, 10 and 11 1st 5 FRYERS mflk-Fod, Fresh Dressed, CORNED BEEF _ _ G** Oe Spri y * CENTRELLA MEATS ARE _ x GRADEâ€"Aâ€"U. S. INSPECTED PRIME BEEF RIB ROAST 6th and 7th _ LEG O‘ LAMB FISH SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY LOBSTER TAILS. WALL EYE PIKE, Fresh, Meaty. %â€" to _ Faney,.â€"Presh,. 14â€" to liri.’-i.’ Menaty. %â€" to .X n"t*> 376 COLD MEATgm. amminestmadi y 1 1 Mickelberry Pork Sausage 1_" 33¢ 1".27¢ Lamb Steaks, Chateau, Plain or Pimento â€" American â€" Brick â€" Limburger. 14â€"lb. pkg. _ Perfectly . cured. Creamery soft, velâ€" vety smooth, rich and x BORDEN‘S FINE CHEESE x YOUR CHOICE OF One of the most delicious cookies you ever ate. Try some nowâ€"Pound CAMEMBERT TOWN CRIER FLOUR «* CHEESE Portion MACAROON SANDWICH Paul Schuize Biscalt Co.‘s 335C w:".. fine flour recommended to them by their Cenâ€"« Formal application by Community Service, Inc., for membership in the Community Chest was presented by Renslow : P. Sherer, president of Community Service,. The application carries a request for $6,000 annualâ€" ly toward the maintenance of a proâ€" posed new Community House. ‘The application was referred to the Adâ€" missions Committee for consideraâ€" tion and recommendation. Chapter‘s quota of this emergency announced by President Herman A. ‘The new standing committees of the Chest for the year 1938â€"39 were Zischke as follows: Executive Committeeâ€"Herman A. Zischke, Jerome P. Bowes, Jr., Herâ€" bert Lautmann, Lawrence Abt, Harâ€" old O. McLain, Richard A. Kebbon, Allan I. Wolff, and Charles Grimes. _ Budget Committeeâ€" Richard A. Kebbon, chairman, Mrs. J. son, Mrs. Waiter Rubens, Wolff, Herbert Kerber, C. and L. 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