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Prof. Strevey of Northwestern will give his last talk to the Current Affairs group of the Adult Educaâ€" tion program on Wednesday eveâ€" hing at 8 p.m. in the English club room at the Highland Park High PAGE TWO Prof. Strevey Gives Last Current Events Talk December 7th school. > , Prof. Strevey‘s discussions luu‘ been more‘ popular, than ever this year and his many enthusiastic lisâ€" teners have attended his lectures regularly each week.: The registration for Adult Educaâ€" tion classes for the second term. beginning January 9, 1939, will start on Monday evening, Dec. 5. _ Anyone not attending classes durâ€" ing the present term may enroll at the high school. urinisi on‘ _ Archery is being considered as an added â€" attraction for _tlu second term. This course will be offered if enough people are interested. In this course the making of bova an_d arrows as \well as the actual shootâ€" ing will be stressed. Mr. Cunningâ€" ham will have charge of this course. Photography and pottery are other possible offerings to be listed the second term. | Persons interested in Badminton should register early if fthcy;wlqh to be sure of a place in either the Monday or Wednesday . evening Horlick High To Meet Local Team _ Here Saturday P.M, Horlick High school of Racine, Wis., will open ‘the homeâ€" basketâ€" ball season here Saturday night whken they. meet Coach Chuck Laver‘s Highland Park varsity five on the local floor. Coach Al Werâ€" below‘s Freshâ€"soph cagers will enâ€" gage the Racine underclassmen at 7:30 and the varsity outfits will clashâ€"an hour later. E> Athletic. relations between the two schools were initiated last seaâ€" son when the varsity nosed out a close victory at Racine and the $100 to $’3_§95 $500 GARNETTS Men & Boys Store PAJAMAS His Majesty the American Gentleman BVD All Silk Pajamas B V D Wevtbnoitchsonameetravaaincna l NE T verregnninaitcepenient freshâ€"soph team lost a heart breakâ€" er in the curtain raiser. . . Playing without the services of Al Frost, tall and lanky Angelo Nizzi led the locals to a 25â€"24 last minute victory over Ela H. S. at Lake Zurich last week. Nizzi scorâ€" ed nine. of his team‘s points includâ€" ing the winning bucket. Zanotti and Fabbri also contributed to the victory. t % ET CpH U ie dav ons e it 7 Card ‘Party Monday _ â€" The Mothers Club will hold a card party Monday evening, Doecm, at 8 o‘clock in the Y.W.C.A. F "500" and Bunco will be played for which prizes will be awarded. Reâ€" freshments will be served. Tickets may be secured at the door the eveâ€" ning of the party. The proceeds will be used for the Children‘s Christmas party. ~Vole, Flint and EFADDFE 899L the Freshâ€"soph game to pace team to a 22â€"14 win. a o _ [3 /) ror him Atdne h I [ .‘~ oo \ Office Hours: .â€" 9 a.m. to 12 â€" 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Evenings by appointment BAKER M. HAMILTON, D. D. S. Read The Wantâ€"Ads CADET TIE AND MUFFLER is‘ e Hand Tailored Neckwear 1(55c Grayco Endâ€"lock Neckties ...........;:..$1.00 Flint and Fabbri starred in GARNETT‘S ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF AN OFFICE FOR THE GENERAL | PRACTICE OF DENTISTRY | | > oi ue riol on in gift box miouominipe ‘ $1.00 â€" Men and Boys Store â€"â€" Suite 805 2 NORTH SHERIDAN ROAD ~ Highland Park, Illinois, $1,00 CADET TIE AND BELT SET their CADET TIE AND wATCH SET Watch is guaranteed. In gift box $1.95 in gift box Mrs. Sellery‘s Sister Passes On In Denver ‘Miss Alice E. White, gister of Mrs. Harry A. Sellery,t%lls Bronson avenue, who has visited Highland Park many times, and had made & host of friends, passed away in Denâ€" ver, Wednesday afternoon following a long illiness. f i Services were held !in Denver, Thanksgivingâ€" day. Interment will be in Graceland cemeur? at the conâ€" venience of the family. | ~A petition signed‘ by 400 Highâ€" wood residents demanding a referenâ€" dum concerning the $21_fl;000 waterâ€" works project now under construcâ€" tion, was submitted to the Highwood City Council at an adjourned meetâ€" ing last Wednesday evening. Anâ€" other â€" hearing will be ‘held¢ Friday Highwood Citizens Ask Referendum On Waterworks Project Others $3.50 â€" $7.50 _ No qou!fion' about 10 whom it holongs...‘ his initials mark it for him. Swank| designegd this set fol men of good taste. TRAVELLliG CASES Top grain Cowhide. Pure bristle brush. An ideal gift for a man. $5.00 ) qvestion about iom it belongs... itials mark it for Swanlt! designeg Telephone THE P RES8 P. 678 P. 921 even when a report by the juâ€" diciary committee of the Highwood City Council and City.Atzmey Earl Cook as to its legality will be given. A group of more than 80 petitionâ€" ers v present: at Wednesday‘s mee to hear their spokesmen, Attornéy Paul C. Behanna of Highâ€" land Park and exâ€"Alderman Herâ€" man Juhrend assert that the proâ€" posed municipallyâ€"owned â€" waterâ€" works will after ten years cost the consumer more than he has to pay now ause of depreciation. The cpity of Highwood at present pure water from the Highland Park cityâ€"owned works and then reâ€" sells it to residents. . . / Charles DeLeuw, of Highland Park, head of the consulting engiâ€" neering firm bearing his name, anâ€" swered the depreciation charge with figures| which he said proved the fiâ€" nancial soundness of the project. He had been hired by Highwood ofâ€" ficials to make a survey of the proâ€" posed: waterworks system. g&For her lounging hours ve her one of these charming ‘Housecosts by Saybury â€"one | that will wrap her up and keep her comfortabe many a tranâ€" quil winter evening at home. NP * You‘ll find a great selecâ€" tion here in all the newest fashions of the season. Of celanese slipper satin, prints, moires and powder moss. The colors, too, are as enticing as their fabrics. {1{OUSE C All Wool Flannel Robes Specially Priced LC * The finest allâ€"wool flannel is used to fashion these goodâ€"looking robes. That they are very specially priced you will at once recognize when you compare price and quality. _ . By SAYBURY $595 io 1095 Give H A Flatterin GAR $ 395 is l$ 895 obes. That _youwill ‘compare NETT‘S . C OAT $ Plumbing and Heating ELECTROL OIL BURNERS HOWARD MORAN THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1988