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It" chi join in Second Lap of Business Menu League 'Is Started THURSDAY, “Canaan I, The Boom-s lion’s Bowling loam sawtooth. second round Iastwmrk,withAAPtakingtwo and own from Your: Barber Shop and losing one; Highland Park Baronial won two (one from Central Tire, and lei-Lou; Quality Market took two sway from Riven Motors, and lost one; and Sky Harbor won two - from Utter Prat-True Service and loot one. Following in u list of box Chg-hm MI “I! m... Gnu-Hm M u not“ mun! 5.11pm tuuiraa .1113; 'I-tnd. w... Idiom 3583 Phi I __ liven Cumin” In.“ .._ Saab-s u Sgllkhr Braeside Group and Safety Commission Survey R. R. Hazzard Vacs Bunch pluiiua In a 'further wort to bring about greater ite! may . special group from the Brneeide Civic Alto. net with Chief of Police de. Km and members of the Highland Park Citizen: Sdety committee to investi- gute grid study conditions " County Line'roed in order that children liv- intt west of the "ilroad tracks may have gutter protection. - Ali-'- _ William J. Babeock. June. Me.. Clellan, John' Bellows ma Herbert quker constituted a apeciul com- mittee from the Bnuide Am. who met with Edw. Gilroy chnirmn of the Citiaena sum committee and H. B. Alston. A q The group explained the denser- ous condition existing wont-d for by the Net that III of the children on the west side attending Bree-Me school live north of County Line roed and the Net that there is no cut end mt~etreet between the County, Line road and Row Wil, linms avenue to the north. t They further explained that under this condition there in a natural and very marked tendency on the part of the ddldren' So climb up and crosa the tracks in an "ttrt to shorten the, distance they have to walk. '. A: e result of the conference with Chief latency end this group the Sefety commiltee hes arranged I further cqnfemnee with Mr. E. L. Henry. director of Safety of the Chieago Nix-mum my and who has em indicated his con- cern and desire to cooperate in my manner possible. _ Batnts Teak Teak Toni You]: __ ___ --- -. .r-, --Mr'etwr--. tl54 In I? Puf- Tgk-d an?“ L.-,. m m 'rt...-. m m m. m m .mrr.-- m m "'tr's- m m Pew-__. nu l m In." lain m-Me.-. m an "e-rm. m Luca "-'emm m m ”.... t21 ttt _--'..., no u: In Hutu __... l,", :1 -u. ','dt m ..t__ m 1 .rwr. m . l .._.. m ' ARE YOU A BASKET TOTER? 173 m m 849 148 In 31 nt '" "' IM " '" MI 158 m “I I” IMT in l“ MO I” "I BM “I 148 '" 178 tit "' 85! 131 t86 I " 144 "A ll" “I I” In 110 "ll 151 t24 152 "' I?” "" 2m 8670 “a “I 41‘ “I " 488 881 ttt “I I'M "5 07 424 MT 64 '" 476 484 Among the "Who'a Who" in High- land Park in Mrs. Raymond Watts, teacher. author and lectum in " ture, Study. In. Watt" locum me not only instructive but in gems ttf are beauty, and lave been given my time: locdly and elu- where. , A resident of Brigid. district, Mit. Wm. bu two daughtou‘in troop 8, whose leader in Ifra. Ed- ward A. Burlington. Mrs. Baerint ton has three splendid Iona ind a lovely daughter md know: the wish.. es and needs of youth, Ind that scouting and out-of-doon are syn- onymona.‘ but your, as her contribution to muting, Mrs. Watts ave to the Braeside troop u series of lessons in..Netu1-e Study. The course prov- ed that study can be spade inviting to Girl Scouts even utter . day in school, if the study is well planned, well given, and especially if it,in- eludes hikes thru the woods and songs end stories of birds, tree: and ito-. ' Girl Scout l News walk they mo minim on tttlt ability to mum an tme via- out lava. _ ~‘ . 3. “MI-I. Watts dukes In work, But due nukes u: feel With. m are our friends" . . . quotation In!!! on. of the girls in the class. T 1, A Mu": acumen: on a ram of the girl bcouu: ". . ' . hudoh‘p exceptionally 'tine. work in the tu- ture Study clu- this period. Wr outside wirk ha helped her." , --........ m..- - ..-.,._ -.. List of girls who computed k, requirement for the he. "tf budge: i, 1 George, Peitir Hun, Hallie. - rington, Shirley Hakim, , Krumbnch, Martha Baum. Lo St Johnson, Peggy Knight, Batty ' , Coral heel", Adele Mason, ' bi can Abbe Mason, Edith M . e, Harriet Olson, Lucy Juno P Elizabeth Ann Jenkins, Do rt &thoentaeker, Jeanne Skid re, June Btrnub, Mm. George Stu b, Joyce thiquet, Erica Watts, N - r-cy Watts, Grace Williams, Ann Wible, Connie Waiver, El " Wertheimer. T 'Helen when Thiru Ann, v- enport, Jacqueline Day, Doro I' Enns, Doria Ann Parquhr, , " Read The Wan t-Ads “Hymns: Legion to Conduct Varied Community Christmas Program Commander Peal Webb announce. that the Dummq Space” of the America: Legion in 1111an Park has 811.“, made puns Yet whet will be' the poet’s most varied and extensive Christmas Community program yet undertaken. q One of the hair big feature: ot, this. your: activities will be the L04 gion Christmas, Bonus Part! to he held Thursday evening, December 15 in the hue hall ejoining the Legion club rooms " 21 N. Shel-idea med. M tttsie,' mteréuinmcnt. Ion-no games, refreshments, Sum. Ch!” and I 'number of novel attraction. are scheduled and the event will be climxed by the, grand twin! of Christina purses ”taunting to $200 and a number of other mum prizes. A The event will be in gddition to the annual Children's Christmas - conducted. by the Legion and sup ported by the Community Chest, tho visits of the' Legion Banta Chou thrown: the good allies: of Bend, Hansen to the orphtn homes, sick children and all of the patients hi, the Highland Park hinpltnl on "rt-tl--..-..""". s--..-..------ Commander wm‘r . end Senior Vice Commander taiaiiMet3atter, further “the that wile the con- munity program is up“ by varied events, that e hm part of the d- fort every year elm included Christ» mu baskets, help fot the needy end an attempt to do In: the when“ in hospitals. _i . chum In. with "sttbsrsthe Legion for each Ire. Mothers Club to Have Xmas Party Tint part of the _ pro. gum devoted to h and aid for ihoaerinmted,doestilttrmermA: licity, but beam? the hands! burden Commander ebb up, the proceedl'of the , n Ohm Bonus Puty will he.Werrtted to this cause. All Inmate. and their friends are thereford urged to help by attending this "ttr. The hosteu for the evening are Madame: J. Pay, 12?t'g,t J, Pnrnetti,0. Fischer, (t r. Germ W. Gerken, A. GronhmOnd M. llama. The Mother's etutriilt hold their maul Christmas party Tueldly evening. December 18th. All mem- bers Ire "requested “bring I gift for the Christan- trio. A map at. we... a! In his Show division or ar-ttng as. no- ning for a diam It the Wihmt school. In. Delbert layer u - dpll of the but school and the Mothers' club in Will the diam. Herbert Slvau has sold his I“ " Exelsnd, Wis. and tte and In. Stage will spend the “and II Deerfield with and! so”. MI and Andrew, unit“! a. go to Orlando, Pla., to be with thdr ttth- ermma/onmis andDoesnH. Mr. and In. truaiar' and: . Chiago umneo tht “at all non, Pat, on Non-ht 35. _ ., ', 148 South Second 8mm;f Tei. 11. Mus mill-II "r* GREENSLADE Electrical Contractor Electric Shop 9mm