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934 Cfiuren To Be Guests | Of World‘s Fair Aug, 23 An .inten handicapped of Chicago just been °O and Mrsâ€" â€" terming the will be gue Side Day Aug. 23â€" Harry the En leading World‘s mie &N will recs tainmen‘ tertainn: “’A)!“ld’;‘ benefit ( the gala TEURSDAY- hay vey 611 Local Building Code Changed To Permit Parkway Gas Pumps Chil pumps the Mar North ‘F way s m of H OT Tel. Highland Park 2030 Particularly since Vernon FEES to p’rices that are in mést instances lewer _ "«~/~ /7 qQ@ than those charged by mediocre courses that 0g3 â€" attract players only becayse of the low rates. . Now you can play this marvelous golf course as economically as the cheapest course that offers nothing comparable. Drewrys Ale $3.175 HAMMS BEER PETER J. FOX BEER $2.45 per case I‘% Beverage Co. of Highland Park intens by M WAUKECAN KoPPERS FARMERS THOUSANDS HAVE CLEAN, LOW COST, EASILY CONTROLLED HEATING WITH inte . T. FARMER, (St. Paul) $2.60 per case mive survey of every | child on the north side and the North Shore has »mpleted by a committée Mrs. Agnes G. Fluegge R. Winterbotham, ro deâ€" number of children who «ts of the Greater North a+othe World‘s l"as!‘ on [. AUGUST 9, 1984 Paul Borchardt Highland Park Fuel C Mercer Lumber C C O U N DISTRIBUTOR t has been the policy to permit the installâ€" ine pumps on parkâ€" front of garages. H W " U N TR Y â€" CLUB ___ y s K‘x huilding} code a special meeting 1 last week to perâ€" ition cof ghsoline neral manager of and, is the| first nraire _ of| the lunteer his gssistâ€" : that every child il feast of enterâ€" us rides and enâ€" 1e provided Jy the azement far the taken NU stitutions â€" ‘which | pleted theit sur-‘ : Orphan‘s Home,. nue, Lake ‘Bluff; me for C\n}ippledl est Washington;| Children‘s $chool. | ken by th¢ counâ€" ‘ttlement jlout of ght in behalf of s Garage at 136 Recommended and Sold by vided by the ent faor the ittending on NEW TEMPORARY LOW RATES “Wf MEN TALK ABOUT ~~*.\ oud WOMEN TO0! intccesccafeempeen 1 d Just 1% eniles “‘“1_‘_____”‘"“‘ "ompany â€"Deerfield, Ill 15¢ S0ME MORE ABOUT THAT TRACK MEET Probably the most outstanding event at Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan this summer, was the track meet. It was held each period. This is the first year they have had the track meet and it has turned out a big success. The villages competed against each other in the different, events. The third period Shawnee won the meet, Cheyenne placed second, Delaware third and Blackfoot last. ° This would not have been a success had it not been for the helpers. They were Howard Copp, Jim Mooney and Buck Wise. Last week the camp turned out for a big treadure hunt. ‘The teams were Delaware and Blackfoot against Cheyenne and Shawâ€" nee. We walked around the lake and reâ€" ceived our messages from the signal tower on the hill back of camp. â€" Delaware and Blackfoot took the south trail while Cheyâ€" enne and Shawnee took the north trail The north trail went back mcross the lake and out Whipâ€"Poorâ€"Will Trail to Route 55. It went around 55 to ‘the old railrond bed and out Whipâ€"Poorâ€"Will Trail to Route 59. It went around 55 to ‘the old railrond bed and through a swamp ‘back! to camp. Cheyenne ind Shawnee won the hunt bringing back eleven of the thirteen notes. The treasure was watekmelons,. . The winâ€" ning villages wot two watermelons apiece while the locsers got but one apiece. Boy Scout sHAWNEE BLAST During the third period at Camp Maâ€"Kaâ€" Jaâ€"Wan the Shawnee Village was composed of eight Waukegan Scouts and Troop 30 of Highland Park and Troop 52 of Deerâ€" field. Our village leader was John Derby. and he was ably aswisted by Scoutmaster . Jim Russell of Troop452. During the third period the rival schools of Waukegan and Deerfield (both had repâ€" resentatives at camp) combined and fought as one village very: harmoniously and took the track meet. . Wally Reeds, Don Anderâ€" son and Charles Stanger were stars with a combined total of 21 points besides some thirds we also received. Thursday night we were all saddened _ by the loss of the universal‘‘"Whitey" Goodale who had to return on account of the illness of his mother. We sure missed him. We hate to leave but now we have to and we shall be back next year for a bigirer if l not a better time. resentatiy ns one vi the track son and sAPETY ON THE WATERFRONT In all of Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan‘s six years of exâ€" stance not one life has been lost nor has iny serious nccident vecured on the water ront. _ The Waterfront director for this jour was Dick Wichman and he had two vory able assistants in "Scotty" McePherson ind Jimmy Lytle, and George <Hinn took aure of canoeing classes. In all they did i very fine job of thinys down at "ye old swimmin‘ hole." Highwood Boosters Carnival Aug. 16â€"17â€"18 COKE The Highwood Boosters‘ second annual carnival will be held at the Boosters‘ Field, at the west end of North Avenue, Highwood, on Thursâ€" DEERFIELD VS NEW TRIER At â€" Camp â€" Maâ€"Kaâ€"Jaâ€"Wan â€" this â€" summer iro were boys from more than one townâ€" ip. In the main lodge at meal time there s a constant cheering for one or the wer high‘ schools. Deerfleldâ€"Shields or New 17 and 18 Dancing, rides, games, music and amusements for everyone will be the features of the event. A free base ball game will be played at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 16. ay, Sunday, 18 Holes before 7 A. M.. .. 1.00 Sunday, 7 to 12 Noon or All Day .1.50 Sunday, 12 Noon to 4 P. M. or All Day wow ol ve rne us tnte in wree uen tow w in in se m e w T OM Sunday, 4 P. M. ._.â€"_â€"â€"___«...... 198 Frank Siljestrom Menoni & Mecogni 'i“;{duy' a'nd Saturday, Aug. 16, News A TREASURE HUNT iIitee & 49400004 409 444 ettte® e iE fiilll. y id THTALLLTL #00000000000¢ HAHHTIT lecided to have a touch footâ€" dnesday afternoon. It was a wame. _ There was much en« both â€" sides. _ Deerfield had a between â€" halves. _ The game ~ lt was a great sgame and Pure Oil Company Is Making Improvements ‘Along North Shore Announcement has been made by the Pure Oil Products Company that activities are already under way in the alterations of newly: acquired service stations and in the building of extensive bulk plant facilities in North Shore towns. _ _ Contracts have been let and conâ€" struction is expected to start about Aug. 1 on the new storage plant and control laboratory on Willow Road at the North‘ Shore Electric Line just west of Winnetka, this location being chosen, according to. company officials, because of conventent accesâ€" sability to North Shore suburbs. The company has recently added fuel oil listribution throughout the North Shore area to its existing . service station facilities in nearly all comâ€" munities from Evanston to Lake Bluff and this storage plant, togethâ€" er with new, truck equipment, will serve its North Shore customers. According to the plans, this $l()0,-‘\l o 000 project will consist of,two modâ€"} ern buildings and bulk storage facilâ€" a: ities for large quantities of all 4 grades of burning oil and gasoline. & Near the Willow Road eritrance an| § attractive one story building will) di house Pure Oil Company‘s moderx“ 4 control laboratory where the specifi+; % cations of the various <petroleum,. & preducts will be checked: tipon al’ff# rival from the Company‘s vari()usl efinéries. To the zear of this lab=} B oratory will be a garage, office and | 'q warehouse building of $5,000 squnr#% f feet ground area. The entire irnm " provement, including loading racks,| || platforms, driveways and mechaniâ€"| cal loading equipment Will constiy) 4 tute a complete operating, unit aci| cording to the company, and willl.fl represent an important and much:fl needed distributing operation be.| 4 cause of its retail distribution and | m burning. oil gallonage in ‘the North | ! Shore area. : P The newly built complete service station improvement is jlocated in Highland Park at the cortier of Cenâ€" tral Avenue and Green ;Bay Road, and represents an investment of apâ€" ‘- ~NXSIAC | / [ *3 'KQ(/:*E' SE T/ 10 q iX /AÂ¥ /”\(/’ ” }) $ h (¢ i2R k TX SRAHT O \ h«‘ C OH LOOK‘AT THE "MARVY! . ELECTRIC RANGE JEAN HAS§,\ IVE ALwAvS THQUGHT , THEY CcoST MugH MmMORE TO RUN. ;. > PUBLIC SERVI D CVE AnVTuING TOQ E .!AN ELLCTRIC PANGE dEfOBf 1| souUcHT if. aH <4 1E 0lp vou can my QE[&-.THEREB A LcPEC.AL OFFER on NOW. JuUST CALQTHE CGET THIS FoR YoOo F4 Ceetgeme 91 NERSAET ES sb £ m x x A\ 4 aA + 33 \'\ ‘\A* "«.‘ 6 % 1 DON°T STAY IN A HOT KITCHEN AnotHER DaY! Zeq Betigs Pla» You can heat your ically at & special YOURE MISTAKEN. NOT AT THE NEW Low AAtTES once pPusiic sehuleE srone. heat your water automatically and economâ€" a special new low rate. Get particulars at from you@ pPUBLIC; SERVICE STORE. T H E i!s NEW LOW RATE YouR WATER HEATING OF 4 +o 0 j ?:“qu Plif#’ Iproximately $14,000.. This improveâ€" ‘ment, however, is now ready for opâ€" jesation.â€" The station is one of the ‘larfest operated by the company ‘al@fg the North Shore, and, because jofV its having beeh recently opened, ;%' ins the latest type of equipâ€" én"} and facilities. This property dli tawise is under lease to the comâ€" ‘p&gHiy for a long term of occupancy. | ’[ contracts have been let, the !c#Mpany advises, ‘and local labor ‘afi@ Jocally: acquired materials will ‘be Uged wherever possible as a part ‘of ¢@mpany policy in an effort to ‘pitrtonize the: business interests in ‘the localities in which its operations }()céfit. j "f‘en Nights In a Bar . Room" Will Be Staged ¢\‘°"" this group offers this play, not ag [temperance propaganda nor as @}Buriesque, but as the outstanding .* nple of 19th century melodrama, a”} [it is staged in the old showâ€"boat styl@ with appropriate musical speâ€" difllties between scenes. ‘,”;;i\‘ e theatre is located in the old ti;(» Inn at the "sea wall"" on ;] 2 in Lake Zurich,. The cast i‘, @des Caye Swihart, Fred Bray, B#@At Wrenn, George Tolpo, Al f in and others. _ The role of t (tle Mary" is played by Jeanne Plvyhe of Evanston. ‘‘| Also ob ‘F' ifter playing to a capacity crowd $k Saturday, the Lake Zurick Sumâ€" @f [theatre will repeat its revival ‘¥Ten Nights in a Bar Room," on ‘gf \Quality Cleaners RELIABLE LAUNDRY M JERVICE COMPANY ORTHERN ILLINOIS fiSaturfiay,vAug. 11, with the Min at 8:50. der the direction of Brent inn, former| Lake Forest regiâ€" Jall Game Restors Son Lost 30 irs'. Dramatic True Story of a Id Kidnapped by Gypsies at Last Qtored to Parents. Told in The tributed with NEXJF SUNDAY‘S E%('AG() H HERALD AND EXâ€" HINER. . 8 S RY CLEANING CO. Photie H. P. 178 \| AND 2 MONTHS LATER AND YOU SAY THIS OVEN‘S GOING ? WwHY THE KITCHEN‘S COOL AS A CUCUMBER. wHY BETTY I SEE YOU HAVE AN ELECTRIC RANGPE! YES, AND GIRLS, IT KEEPS EVERYTHING SO CLEAN. THE WALLS, THE CURTAINS â€" THE POTS AND PANS. wE‘RE Going To BUQYV IT. | CAN NEVER THANK youU â€"â€" tnouon / > M CRAZY ABOUT IT. AND Moose Lodge To Have Celebration On Labor Day at Sunset Park There will be games and races the younger folk and which will include a Ferris whee!l and me goâ€" round. 1| Members of Highland Park Lodge No. 446, Loyal Order of Moose, are planning to hold a Labor Day celeâ€" bration and carnival at Sunset Park in Highland Park on the afternoon and evening of Labor Day, Sept. 8. Among the many features being planned for the day is dancing in the afternoon and â€" evening, for which a good orchestra has been ¢-nguged with amplifiers to suit the taste ‘of. those who. really like to dance. _ Refreshments will be served thruâ€" out the entire day and evening by the Ladies of the Moose, which gives to those wishing to stay at the park Hot genuine olive oil, scalp treatment, shampoo and finger wave, all for & Shampoo, finger all for PHYSICIANS‘ SERVICE BUREAU 252 Pleasant Special for $ Days If unable at any time to reach your doctor by phone/ CALL MRS. J. A. RIGGIO‘S HOME BEAUTY SHQP For Appointment Call} Tel. H, P. 4019 Thev will locate him for you. Other Profesgional Beauty \ W ork Highland Park 3101 wave and eyebrow apeh, AND PLEASE ADMIRE MY PERFECT ANGEL FOOD CAKE.. THESE ELECTRIC OVENSIP MAKE A 6c COOK OUT OF ANYBOopYy. *This offer gives you, your chor« of a General Elsctric, Hotpotnt or a Vert’nbu.u Electric Range. | for also rryâ€" HERE‘S THE POSTCARD THAT BROUVGHT BETTY so MUCH HAPPINESS for the day an opportunity to do so The main feature of tte entire celebrationy will be the awarding of some valugble prizes on the evening of Sept.uzb These prizes) have all been purchased from locg! merchâ€" ants and E: is the purp of the committée to make this afl")Fr a local affair as much as possible}â€" It is alfio the hope of | the local lodze thag its members gnd many friends will plan to sp(;ld Labor Day in ighland Park,i;and the support enjoyed and received in the past will &@Jso be greatly appreciated at this time. ; The largest, most popular Resort in the »flh Woods. Fishing, bathing, hon;l&sr, dancing, nportyn:ol( course. pevre MWonderful food. Americas plan. The Mc WPs e e e ie e LE Tom MARRIOTT, Eagle River, 1 KOW! 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