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THURSDAY, SWPTEMBER 19, 1940 football téams won both games of a double header when they defeated froshâ€"soph won the opener by the score of 20 to 6, while the varsity ‘The froshâ€"soph scored in the first quarter when "Ying" Jones caught a high pass in the end zone. This ended the scoring until the fourth H.S. Football Teams Win Opening Games: won their game by the score of 37 to 13. Downers Grove Next 10â€"YEAR GUARANTEE on the SERVEL ® That‘s why we can make this sensational Guarantee. With no moving parts to wear, you are assured of dependable refrigeraâ€" tion without the expenditure of a single penny for the mainteâ€" nance of the complete refrigeraâ€" tion system (refrigerating unit, burner and controls). ®@ Come in and see how the new models save you food and money this fall and winter,and for years to come. NORTH SHORE Gas CO. 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Om both offence and defense "Hap" Murphy, the right halfback played "headsâ€"up" ball.. ‘The starting lineâ€"up was as folâ€" lows: Jones and Perts, ends; Werâ€" ner and Matthison, tackles; Weber and Johnson, guards; Sesso, center; Salyards, quarterback; Brown and Murphy, halfbacks; and Baracani, fullback. In the varsity game Riverside scored in the first few minutes of play when Davey picked a nice pass out of the air. The try for the extra point was no good. The locals tied the score before the quarter ended when Barnhart circled the end for 15 yards and a touchdown. This play was setâ€"up by Menduno who had reversed his field on the prevâ€" lous play and made a gain of 40 yards. _ In the second quarter Flint interâ€" cepted a pass and raced 40 yards for a touchdown. The try for extra point failed and the locals lead at half time 12 to 6. a stellar game at left halfback, threw a touchdown pass to right halfback Menduno. Again the try for extra point failed. Riverside now went to work and with the aid of some nice passes scored their second touchdown and made the try for extra point good. With the score 18 to 13 the local team was now vulnerable. Before the third quarter‘ended Barnhart made the most spectacular play of the game when be caught a punt and behind perfect interference ran 65 yards for the fourth touchdown his team scored. Shortly after play was resumed in the second half, Flint who played With the game on ice, Coach Floyd used several substitutes in the last quarter. However, his two halfbacks Flint and Menduno each scored another touchdown and Detâ€" mer caught a pass for an extra point after one of the scores. For the first game of the season the team looked good. The blocking was excellent and the tackling hard. This Saturday the locals will again play on their home grounds when they meet the strong teams from Downers Grove. The varsity lineâ€"up on Saturday was: Detmer and Mcâ€" Donald, ends; Turner and Kilian, tackles; Tanielian and _ Aiston, guards; Grady, center; Barnhart, quarterback; Flint and Menduno, halfbacks; and Zook, fullback. % The Highland Park Music Club will hold its first meeting of the season on Wednesday afternoon, Sept. 25, at the home of Mrs. Arâ€" nold Exo, 367 Ravine drive. An especially interesting informal proâ€" gram has been arranged by Mrs. J. V. Spachner and her committee. Gloria Linari, 15â€"yearâ€"old soprano, will sing an Jtalian folk song, "Chitata Romana" by Lazzaro and ‘"The Blue Danube" by Strauss; and there will be a "surprise" singâ€" er from the membership of ithe club. A feature program will be the playing of Mrs. Exo‘s melodeon by Jessie Wood Sincere, who will be the accompanist for both soloâ€" ists. are Mrs. J. V. Spachner and Mrs. Arthur F. Marquette, viceâ€"presiâ€" dents; Mrs. Arthur Raff, correspondâ€" ing secretary; and Mrs. Kenneth H. Kraft, treasurer. Mrs. Annette Jones is the honorary president of the club and the directors include Mrs. Helen Mayer Mannings, Mrs. George J. Hinn, and Mrs. Cloud Wampler. Gloria Linari Sings On Opening Program Of H.P. Music Club Mrs. Lawrence Meyer is the presâ€" ident of the club. The other officers Taylor G. Soper, executive secreâ€" tary of the lllinois Road Builders association, Chicago, addressed the Highland Park Rotary club Monday at its noon day meeting at Sunset Valley club, He talked on "Highâ€" ways for Military Purposes." _ lete roads,‘ declared Mr. Soper. Our defense plans call for an army that can be dispatched quickly to any threatened area, but how will this army reach its destination? More than 100,000 miles of the nation‘s primary roads are rated as obsolete. "While the nation is rushing pellâ€" mell to arms, an important defense factor is being overlookedâ€"obsoâ€" Stresses Need For Improved Highways For Military Uses ‘"It is not only a question of getâ€" ting troops into specified areas. Supâ€" plies, the lifeline of any army, must be moved with equal rapidity. Imâ€" proved, modernized highways are the only solution." e Soper, in referring to the highâ€" way situation in Illinois, stated that diversions of highway user taxes takes some six million dollars away from state road construction each year. â€" "There is nothing we can do about this diversion for it‘s a law, but we can be alert to prevent any furâ€" ther diversions. When gasoline tax and license laws were passed the state promised motorists that all of these funds would be used for highways. Engineers know how to build fast, safe highways which will stand up under the wear and tear of modern travel and mechanized military machines. Ways will be found to finance such construction when motorists awake to the fact that good roads belong to them and not to the state and then make their demands heard in Springfield and Washington.‘ Soper concluded his address with a discussion of highway plans for the entire Chicago area with emâ€" phasis on Highland Park and the ‘9 rates, state and local taxes (1f 35 any), optional equipment and tor the Businass Coupe 4cessortesâ€"extra. Prices subâ€" delivered at Fint, Mich. ject to change without notice. THE HIGHLAND PRABK PRESS3 108 South First Street Phone Highland Park 496 NORTH SHORE BUICK CO. Inc. Nozth Shore and the need for superâ€" highways into Chicago. Robert Young, Maureen O‘Sulliâ€" van, Lewis Stone, William Gargan and Lynne Carver combine their varied talents in "Sporting Blood" which will be presented at the Deerâ€" path theatre, Friday and Saturday, Sept. 20 and 21. "The Ramparts We Watch" to be presented at the Deerpath theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 22, 23 and 24, Among the characâ€" ters who succeed in bringing to life this graphic story of America‘s role in the World War era are Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, Gen. John J. Pershing, Herbert Hoover, Kaiser Wilhelm, Newton D. Baker, and young Franklin Roosevelt. At Deerpath Theatre With William (Golden Boy) Holdâ€" en, Bonita Granville, Ezra (Henry Aldrich) Stone and Judith Barrett heading the Paramount‘s.new comâ€" edy romance about college life, "Those Were the Days" will ibe presented at the Deerpath theatre Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. 25 and 26. Chief of Police Ray Ashworth and Commissioner of Public Safety Louis Lipscombe of San Antonio, Texas, W. K. Ingram, Chief of the South Bend police, and E. P. Mooâ€" mau, superintendent of Kansas State Highway Patrol, accompanied by their wives, visited Chief of Poâ€" lice Rex. Andrews and his wife last week. ‘They had been attending the international convention of the Chiefs of Police, which was held in Milwaukee Sept. 9 to 12. These men all worked together in Wichita, Kas., a few years ago, and a very close friendship grew out of their association. Police Executives Visit Local Chief * Trancportation based on rail € retes, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment and w accessoriesâ€"extra. Prices sub sect to change without notice, w ce vauue Theannual meeting of the Sunday school of the First United Evangelâ€" i~al chureh, Green Bay road and Laurel avenue, Highland Park was held Wednesday evening, September 11th, After listening to reports from all departmental heads the following officers were elected for the ensuing Annual Meeting of First U. E. Church Sunday School Neld Raymond Fidder, Supt. Lloyd Moon, first assistant Supt. Fred Gieser, second assistant Supt. Arnold Peterson, secretary. H. Nichols, assistant secretary. Nels Wahl, librarian. 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