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THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1988 "The Missus Goes to Market" Program at Community Grocery (Continued from Page 1) and Michigan, to take part in one of these programs, the sponsors, Fitzpatrick Bros.. makers of Autoâ€" matic Soap Flakes, decided to have special broadcasts at grocery stores in different neighborhoods every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning at 10 o‘clock. Thus, givâ€" ing every woman not only a chance to take part in a broadcast, but also giving her the unusual opporâ€" tunity of hearing her own voice over the radio. Tommy Bartlett, Radio ‘Announcer This is made possible through the facilities of the $20,000 Columâ€" bia Broadcasting Company trailer studio. ‘This beautiful blue and silâ€" ver trailer studio is equipped with radio receiving and sending appaâ€" ratus for making recordings of speâ€" cial broadcasts such as THE MISâ€" SUS GOES TO MARKET. The recording made at the neighâ€" borhood grocery store in the mornâ€" ing is heard over Station WBBM at 11:15 a.m. Friday morning. F The grocers _ have cooperated wholeâ€"heartedly with these popular MISSUS GOES TO MARKET broadcasts. They even go to the trouble of cleaning away all their floor displays to give room for the huge crowds of shoppers that flock to their stores on these days. A wave of friendliness sweeps right in as Tommy Bartlett, his mike and the ladies get ready to put on the MISSUS GOES TO MARKET! The women enjoy the iun and good times . . . the grocers are thrilled with the great numbers of old and new customers that are attracted to their stores and the big increase of business that results. Everybody‘s happy and the millions of radio listeners are highly entertained by the jolly housewives who give their opinion of life, love, holding a husband and so forth. The women of this community Piano Pupils Give Musical Party June 26 Thursday morning at at the Community Se at Highland Park, I TO The pupils of Mrs. Louise Mcâ€" Clernan will give a musical party Sunday afternoon, June 26, at three w‘clock in the Young Women‘s Christian Association. Miss Alice Holmes will be guest artist of the recital. The take part in MARKET Ask for a of in / this community MISSUS GOES broadcast _ next at 10:30 o‘clock Service Grocery L the he fun grocers â€" numbers s that . es and are the that and and Graduate 259 Tonight At H.P. High School Achndlflvfllnulnfidr‘ diplomas this evening (Thursday) at the graduation exercises of Highâ€" land Park high school. uar.(nnnmhndn!l.»vhom t of the Inland Steel company, will deliver the address of the eveâ€" ning. Preceding his talk, Richard Higgins, a member of the senior class, will talk on "We Practice Democracy." George T. Rogers, president of the board of education, will present the diplomas and honors. Several numbers will be sung by the chorus, conducted by Harold N. Finch, and the orchestra under ths direction of Mrs. Helen Mannings will play the processional and reâ€" cessional. Andrew Jacobs, a memâ€" ber of the orchestra, will play a piâ€" ano solo, "Polonaise." â€" Summer School To Open Next Monday The invocation and benediction will be given by Rev. Henry F. Siemsen. Summer school will begin next Monday at Highland Park high school and will last through August. 12. The school day will last from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and is divided into three periods of 90 minutes each. Three Highland Park Students Graduate From The Principia Commenaement ‘Mm. held last week at the pia marked the forticth anniversary of the school‘s founding. Fortyâ€"one gradâ€" rom ‘ of Liberal Arts at Elsah, IIl., and fortyâ€"six received diplomas from the junior college. Seventyâ€"eight were graduated from The Principia Upper School in St. Louis, Missouâ€" ri. The commencement speaker on both campuses was the Hon. Dougâ€" las L. Edmonds, of San Francisco, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California. Greater Chicago was representâ€" ed by thirteen graduates, three of them from Highland. Park. They are: Miss Joan Greenberger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Greenberâ€" ger, 257 Cedar avenue; Miss Judith Howes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Byron C. Howes, 355 Hazel ave‘ nue; and John Baldauf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Baldauf, 645 Waverly road, who were graduated from The Principia Upper School. THE PRREAS Junior Legion To Present Program Friday evening, the Junior memâ€" m“f'hbumnnl %::; 0 pencer mldtheirn(uhrm.m will present a Fidac program to which all Auxiliary members are inâ€" Monday evening, June 18, the Auxiliary . rehabilitation chairman, Mrs. Saylor Shanafelt, accompanâ€" ied by the Elm Place school band under the direction of Mr. Bert Greene, went to the Veterans hosâ€" pital at North Chicago where they gave a concert which was very much enjoyed by the war vets. The Auxiliary is planning to send a boy to the Boy State again this year. M Quality Cleaners RELIABLE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H. P. 178 AND Purnell & Wilson Inc. 101 N. St. Johns Ave. Largest Selection and Lowest Prices in City The Big Lot TRADES ACCEPTED â€" EASY TERMS OPEN EVENINGS 318 NORTH FIRST STREET Used Cars June Sale ns Ave. Highland Park, HL. Phones: H. P. 710 or 5443 NOW GOING ON PAGB YIÂ¥R%