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897 DEERFIELD RD. 542 CENTRAL AVE â€" , _ DICK TRACY’S 364 CENTRAL AVE. * 508 CENTRAL AVE. | Merry®a (@hifisimasj% ._ . . qrg good wishes * _ BROWN‘S RIDING STABLES .. GARNETT‘S BEAUTY SHOP TONY‘S BARBER SHOP We want to say, with deepest sincerity, a very l\.pp.y:.: 3 Moes holiday “W 'g MAY ALL THE :C > ALSsInGs 0f \‘ THE SEASON &\~ ~oc uours, NEL 1950 beautiful C T. reimce s ® Christmas Here‘s to a bright and (Balcony) . 1950 TEL HI 20321 TEL. HI. 2â€"0591 TEL. HL 20724 TEL. HI. 2â€"0326 â€" The varsity swimmers defeated Proviso high‘s team by a 49â€"26 score last Thursday afternoon with Schwartz, Zimmermann, Kessier, mermen took on Thornton but no Schwartz and Kraft along with the 160 yard free style team of Kuhn, .Rosenthal, Zimmerman and Keare also snagging a first place crate the hard practice and rigid training they are going through in order to try to bring basketâ€" bail at Highiand Park High out of the dumps. -l!in! places and the 120 yard mdvantage of the opportunity of backing their teams at all games, both here at home and those playâ€" ed on foreign floors. Kr_-f} and Brown -con'-i individâ€" There you are kigs! The busses are available, now it‘s up toâ€" you to . really show the boys.on the basketball teams that you anure. | . According to a story released by the High School Journalism class and written by Phil Douglis, the Highland Park high school, fom the first time since 1941, is ’o"erin. to its students bus rides to all but one out of town basketâ€" ball games in which their teams are participating this year, Trips will be made to Waukégan, Evansâ€" ton ani Niles for a round trip fee of 50 cents and to Oak Park and Provisé for 75 cents for the round trip. In order to keep this bus service going a minimum of 50 students must go, or the tr-n--] portation will be cancelled, with the â€"money paid in refunded. All tickets will be in the form of a receipt, and they must be purâ€" chased at least 5 days before the game for which they are to be used. The checrleaders are taking charge of this project and they hope that many Highland Park finalsâ€"atâ€"2:45~p.m. on Saturday, December 30 againstâ€"one of the following schools: York of Elmâ€" hurst, Evanston, Elgin and Wheat on.â€"The finals will be held at 8:30 p.m. on Saturday with the consolâ€" ation game starting at 7 p.m. sf Jue!. Jsunwood, Allan Rubenstein nnd} » * + [|Fred Harris. The time was 1:10.5 | > \whith clipped 2 seconds off the | old mark of 1:12.5 which was set By Will Schlichting last year by Highland Pnr.k froshâ€" ’ r;op;l lwin;nmears.b F;ed Har;u.“All%n On December® 28 the: Highland | tUbenstein, Bob Stanwood, Woo Y | Park high varsity cagers will go\“‘"g':.:""' "°h;'_ G:’“'ld '"':‘ D‘"’{ to Hinsdale, IIt for the*First An-l';y h" l';'; is P]';“ °"°h“‘ lnual Christmas Tournament to be[ or the lo ”‘."'f’ oth nen y‘, held ih the host school‘s new gymâ€" ‘teums also won first places. w.uh | nasium. The local team will play :t‘.,hfe }f,;eel-x;)yle' ';}.‘it::m‘f:'"p;’::‘:l the Ainsdale "Rgd Deviis" in the [ Wone se us "ppertine SiCk| first round, the game starting at f, ": “}‘1 L ha N HOmes â€" 1 * | 7 p.m. and if they should emerge | ros "mp hinid: ve. .won fout | victorious they will return on and lost nome. & Friday, Dec. 29 to tangle with thel The varsity cagers finally broke winner of the Downers Grove And |into the win columr in the Subâ€" Crystal Lake game at 7:15 p.Mâ€"| urban league as they toppled Oak | If the boys play good enough ball | Park 38â€"35 last Friday night with | they could well play in the S@Mi)Georee and HaB Aaizs Z...s a¢| Earl W. Gsell & Co. â€"PHARMACISTSâ€" Serving The Home And . Medical Profession Since (Ravinia) HI. 2â€"2300 "THE SPORTSLIGHT" hold pom."’ May Santa‘s THE PRESS one sees in the flower shops have been flame proofed.. The flameâ€" proofing material goes into the simulated white snow when sprayâ€" ed on the tree trunk and branches, and this year there are new colors â€"pink, lavender and even an exâ€" otic black flocking that contrasts beautifully _ with ‘golden . Christâ€" mas tree balls tied to the branches, fces;â€" mantet~decora~ ‘tions and television tops, the tips ‘nnd sprays of pine boughs, spruce, cedar and hemlock are also brillâ€" iantly â€" covered with the same flocking, drifting realistically to the cones and ribbons and other accessories in the Christmas piece. If evergreens are used in their natural green state, freshen them from time to time by sprinkling with water. English holly is effective anyâ€" where, tied with red roses or red carnations. >â€" Christmas Decorations ‘The flocked or ‘"snowed" Christâ€" mas trees and evergreen boughs si was high scorer for the Blue {nnd White with 13 points. and ‘Dreschelt picked up 8 with Hall, Schramm, Rogan and George also scoring. The froshâ€"soph also split over the week end losing a 41 to 32 contest to Oak Park and then coming back on Saturday night to beat Morton by a 44â€"42 score in an overtime contest. WE WISH YOU ALL A VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR for the winners. The taste of victory, however, was short lived as the boys went to Morton and absorbed a 6437 beating at the hands of the powerful Mustangs, who are rated as one of the top two teams in the state today. Ponâ€" The varsity cagers finally broke into the win colum»r in the Subâ€" urban league as they toppled Oak Park 38â€"35 last Friday night with George and Hall doing most of the scoring for the Blue and getting 14 and 13 point respectâ€" ively. Schramm, Rogan, Ponsi and Dreschell also did some‘ scoring I ‘Tom Wood of the Journalism 'dnpartn.nt at the High School informs us that the froshâ€"soph swimmers defeated Proviso on December 14 by a 58â€"8 score in & contest which found the Blue and White mermen capturing all of the first place positions. A new record in the 120 yard medley reâ€" lay was set by the team of Bob test for the boys will be at Wauâ€" kegan on January 11. Central Hardware HAPPINESS RULE BUY U. S. SAVINGS BONDS 386 PARK AVE. » _ WALTERS SHOE SHOP 389 CENTRAL AVE. 9 . _ Pick Up And Delivery NORTH FIRST AND GREEN BAY RD. MOVING TO V. F. W. BUILDING (549 Central Ave.) ON JANUARY FIRST <* M _ o\dwv..' -â€"\{â€"-..-v o 0 e 0# & % * <#+ & w 9 « % + «" .. ... & & e a w V, s + P w .0* MB â€" % # FRANK‘S SHOE REPAIR RED‘S SERVICE STATION Cl"’ ié%mai:nfi WM. RUEHL & CO. May this season of loving and giving find us Best wishes for your happiness this Yule~â€" _ TEL. HL. 29700 244 ** +#4 ** TEL. HIL 2â€"0172