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*5 STAR BEA NS .. 2 gâ€"oz pkgs 15¢ â€" 2 120z tins 17¢ . 3 oz tins 21¢ .â€" 3 th. tins 25¢ TH @?KET PY |ge. bar 10€ 1outh Rock Vegetables tipened â€" Peeled and cored 5 Large 7 oz. pkg. 29¢ i;'d&efiuh-.‘ : Ib. 19¢ I t 1t 21b. pkg. 21¢ bars in flovor 43c TENDER LEAFâ€"Orange Pokoe m Style ‘1 Ib: pkgs. ‘o rk GES mm ie cdewr | j right 5¢ AKES tA m. ER A47¢ 23¢ MATOES 53¢ 32 oz. P Bottle » tb. 29¢ syrup YERS 10 lbs. 3% oz pkgs. " 909C â€" tring or Wax 26 oz ‘pkg: 20¢ : Lb. Carton 23¢ 22%oz.iasl9c"- 2 2oz. tins 19e * 8 oz. pkg. 12¢ â€" 59¢ ~ 13¢ b. 35¢ b. 35¢ b. 33¢ b. 19¢ M\ Early June ul h t M 27¢ 21¢ vOLUME XXV é;s RangeGrand Prize In "Bucks" Campaign Interestiin Highland Patk‘s Duck stim‘ W.;Emt that the Oxâ€" ford U gas range, with a retail of $119.50 will be the at the auction to be fi‘ ‘June 17 in the auditorium of the H d Park Woman‘s Club. j announcement of interâ€" ‘ mt C sc hk 2 " L § se :: H, T, Bakke, local Centrella denler: _ Interestiin Highland Park‘s Buck who ~recently â€" ins a modern stimulated this week| meat market to his was comâ€" .%' t that the Oxâ€" plimented on his in expandâ€" ford U gas range, with a| ing his services at a time when many retail of $119.50 will be the| business men are "waiting to see at the auction to be| how things are going to be"â€"and fi‘l 17 in the auditorium of | was cited as an example of what a the H Park Woman‘s Club. | progressive Centrella) merchant can announcément of interâ€"| do, at a meeting of hcntreua dealâ€" est to the many log¢al shoppers who | ers and manufacturer‘s representaâ€" have acd "buck fever" is that| tives held at the Bakke ‘store last pa merchants will give| Monday evening. | § &i on bills paid up to June 15) Among those attending were sixâ€" and that "double| Bucks" will be| teen of the eighteen ‘Centrella dealâ€" Eiven far, payment of bill 90 days) ers of the North Shore, including old or older. | F iB iJohu P. Randlev of Evanston, who B0 09e ue on e ies e C SA OE Enmatoane‘s" KE . ~â€" Ne ©HMt 2C s ‘ The range and other major prizes on display fin the window of the on Theatre building. ‘ Sixtyâ€"seven merchants are now taking part in the program which has been presented under the sponâ€" doamip of the Highland Park Chamâ€" ber J mmercge. Theâ€"novel merâ€" much t here: and the request for is a common one in the partici stores. The grand elimax the whole ‘fl‘k will be reached at the Highland Park Womâ€" an‘s Club on June 17, when the Oxford â€" Universal gas ‘range, the two les and hdividmlm donated | by the merchants be auctioned off to. the fid bidder. No cash will be used to pay for the articles thus "gold" g(m "bucks" now being handed out free with purchases will be used exclusively in the bidding.: fi.thidd.r. No cash will be| N. Jans, advertising manager of the used to pay for the ”"'fld" thus North Shore Centrella group, acted "sold" ttthe "bucks" now BeIDE | as toastmaster. Nonâ€"member guests handed out free with purchases Will|imeluded (Brown of Ravinia and be used exclusively in the bidding:| (Gohen of Lake Forest. . Shoppers are reminded that ther@|.". mpeaiers present were agreed that is still plenty of time to accumuUlate | gng present advertising schedule is, plenty of "bucks" and are UrZEd| ;n , jarge measure, responsible for to ask for them with each purch@se. | ino ‘;ncreage of ss noted since Naey siy given out on the busts of | fhe mreint of puShtht n"teC S Pn en Un EL AONK : Pecsw PE eAE Cz L one " for each twentyâ€"cent Lallp ies niiun s Ts l“PP“tm nsuring shoppors of ‘m'l‘lmi:m;vfie exznnni .of;fthleqnakke obtaifting a good supply with their Te outgrowth years C l ses as well as offeri of merchandising ex ence in Highâ€" daily purchases as well as Off@TINE|j,aq park and es to be a valuâ€" ;â€"-‘fi; Mm in pm on { M ns io ie o o 0e o e uin ns 5 Bhaonta h f B.9"| sble addition to Park‘s every article Pi“‘h' during the fimo shopping hdlifiu.â€"TW : of the campaign. Vhtt;ia Grant I _. to Graduate from _ | \ _ Rockford College Aflngthenenimtobomd“ at the‘81st commencement of Rockford College Monday, June 10, is Virginia Grant, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Charles F. Grant, 610 Avenue. < During her at ord Miss Grant has been an ding member of her class, and climax of her college course will reached Monday afternoon when / receives her bachelor of l Newly Remodeled Interior Other Major WDM]& in | Building Fgrâ€"the summer months the ofâ€", fice of the Highland Park Social, Service will be open from Monday through Friday in the mornings only, and not at all on Saturdays. &clum,‘ and small kitchen If any one has any of e articles that are still use we would appreciate it very i!ghcywould‘allfl.?.fi so that we may pick up things. ith the warm weather comâ€" ing, we have many requests for l1 ice boxes. We also need a baby © buggy, kitchen utensils, The Hinklam Park P NOTICE Among those attending were sixâ€" teen of the eighteen ‘Centrella dealâ€" ers of the North s&;:;: including John P. Randlevy of Evanston, who is chairman of the group, S. P. Ge:gl, treasurer; R. A. Nelson of field; A. Gnndol@ of Highwood; G. C. Sheibe of Evanston; Foss Winâ€" | ter of G. B. Winter Inc., Wilmette; Peter Johnson of M, 8. Voltz, Winâ€" netka and Elmer Engels and Peter Thalmen of the Glen¢oe Grocery and | Market. Manufacturers representaâ€" | tive present were L. R. Maxwell, of Standard Brand Inc.; C. A. l?uunell of Town Crier Flour Co.; | 8. K. Smith of Land o‘ Lakes C ries; |\ Nate Reimer of Peacock Co.; ‘ Earl Poffenberg of Armour and Co.; Centrella Dealers â€" Meet at Bakke Store llugi“ee Somens of Paul hulze Bisciit Co.; Robert E. James of the Evanston Review and W. H. Thomas of the Highland Park Press, Peter | ice cream â€" not the usual dribbling | spoonful. Mix the first scoopful ‘with the sirup, and add a heaping teaspoon of malted | Then put \in rich milk, not ski1 milk, mind It‘s Marion Rosenwald Stern‘s own story. A \determined looking woman walked into a dru nzte,ii: Highâ€" land Park, went up to the soda founâ€" tain and gave explicit directions to the sodaâ€"jerker. | "I want a choco! malted milk," she told him, "and Iâ€" want an ounce and a half of syrup in it. I don‘t want one of your made Local Soda J_er‘n?_g J11 EJCHL MAAAMy ATWW MEK Te d CBron o ue m you. Put in another seoop of ice cream, then add whipped cream. Put a maraschino cherry on top." spoke up. C Sturistiiies 2b "And when will you be in for your fitting, inadam?" he asked poâ€" litely. cane hss Note: We don‘t know who the "pop boy" referred to in | \lbonm.” which appeared in June Provine‘s column in the Chi ‘Tribune, is, but one of the local boys tosses off cracks like this, and away with it, on the grounds "that it‘s uh old south‘en custom." . ols She stopped and the soda squirt of Hans| T. Bakke Makes "The Trib" HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1985 ooo mnmnnfimmmnieffenrnanemcmmnnterammnti "OUTSDE" STUDENTS MUST W TUMI School in .. Aols aukegan : Township High Schoo m‘uuy ' ‘acti on ~v n.uv‘-llw iT high school district of L&ke Coun next ociibol_?tmt‘,munhu arrang men‘;li"lhfi made this summer b g: nons { liM to ; $ full per capital tuition ; its pupils attending that high school. Due to this action and to the fact that the nonhigh school district is in arrears : W its payments to the Deerfield â€" Shiclds Township High School, the Deerfield â€" Shields High School Board of Education, 8t a meeting or }-M:g 13, took similar action. It was thought a large gumâ€" ber, if notâ€"all, of the pupils barred from the \?nke’gih.’l‘ow‘n%p Migh (Continued on page‘ 10) | City to Sponsor _ > | â€" Cleanâ€"Up Week | \ _‘ |_‘‘ June 10 to 15 $ mm : M s .0) The citya Adthinistration has | ignated the week of June 10 to 15 as annual Cleanâ€"Up week and anâ€" nounces collections will be § on certain days in certain districts. No ashes will be hauled away by the city: , ands ll.Ltins, ‘cans and other gubbish must be placed in containers and put out on parkways. The city workmen will not go into basements jor yards to collect the materialy, | :( _ .0 (j00 0 [ =~ The days of collection in the sevâ€" eral are as follows: â€" Monday, June 10 â€" Vine avenue north to city limits. _ , . X ‘~Tuesday, June 11.â€"Vine avente to Laurel avenue.. Te es Wednesday, June 12â€"L: ayâ€" enue to Lin ‘olx‘“:ve'nue., J “M , June 13â€"â€"Lincoln enue to r Williams ayenug. ~ Friday, June 14â€"Roger Williams avenue to Connty Line road. . | i Local Boys Take Jim wbe and Bill Rogan have taken oven the Service station at 400 N. Green Bay road formerly known as &‘s Service station. | The on. specializes, in . gasoline, ar State oil, Good ] tires, Exide batteries, -n%wi pro« vide a greasing and was inz'tmé' ice for fts‘Pustomers. â€"|â€" | . â€"| Oficer:i}i@-Elected at ; _ Medical Meeting June 4 At the |annual meeting of the medical staff of the mfitnd§‘P"k hospital held June 4, 1985, the fol: lowing officers were reâ€"elected, . | ‘Dr. H. B. Nb‘m P â€" 4 “: ‘Dr. W. L. Winters, vice p t. ‘Dr. Roy A. Crossman, sect ! Dr. Robert H. Herbst, member exâ€" ecutive com ttee. . Fos [ will take place at Elm Place Gramâ€" mar sth 9 a.m., Thursday, Jung 13 and be followed b?“-;' an nual pignic held on the school grounds, for thildren, teachets and p.l‘fint'- ; is + | Y t Grocery and Market ns ‘The : l1 take ar sth« ) and ral ol ‘Board Takes Action to Protect New School Eim Place School Picnic at Lake Forest i1 fHlag raising: ceremoniés ver Bock‘s, Station AY TUMNION aVy~ 2600 TO BE TRAINED : â€" AT FORT SHERIDAN CMTC, ROTC and ORC to _ Stationed Here During | / _\ Summer Period 1 Gmm is made by Brigâ€" raining um; season will open on une 12 at Fort Sheridan. Proviâ€" ons have been made in the war ‘deâ€" g‘rtnun_t appropriation bill, effécâ€" ve July 1, for the training of .fim than 2600 men at Fort Sheridan this year, compared to less than 1400 in 1984. Preparations are now being made for this increased enrollment and the summer camp grea will be taxed to capacity. s C / Lt. Colonel Charles A. Chapman, coast artillery corps (R.Q.T.C. Umâ€" ersity of Illincis) is detailed as th %-mp executive. | â€"| [ on _J0 ® | The camps cofi\prise the followâ€" About 400 ROTC‘s will receive a urse of training for six. weeks. men must put in a six weeks‘ active duty périod before they . ceive their commissions as ind lieutenants in the organized rese corps upon graduating from collf This camp is usually between thei junior and senior year. â€" 3 About 1000 ORC officers from Tilinois, Michigan and Wisconsin will be here t:\is :ximpmmdr. So that they can be of m um {assistance in handling CMTC and ROTC continâ€" gents, they will be divided into three groups. The first group will arrive several days before the CMT camp opens; the second in time to be oriâ€" ‘ented before the first. leaves Q;gnd the third will be here until the CMT ‘camp is over. Those not assigned on CMTC duty will receive training as groups or with trgops‘ of their branch of the service. [ _ > _ _ _ _/ 2000 National G\l‘ua Coast Artilâ€" ery men, who were not trained here last year, will be in camp to'?erd the end of the summer for two We ks training periods." [ > : Starting about Jnne‘j&fi hnd conâ€" tinuing ‘until .around the first of July, the fort will have, in addition to the summer e?mps. about 2000 CCCs, sent in from | the Pacific doast for discharge and about 6000 new enrollees will arrive between June 15 and July 15 to be processed, . examined, equipped and organized into companies to be sent to the: Pacific coast. Twanty-nWl panies are also being 0 in this corps aréa. The men for thege gmplnies will be received at Fort eridan from Illinois, Michigan, and Wisconsin and will be condiâ€" tioned and sent to the Pacific coast. | The approach ;. of ‘the summer camp season coincides with the: deâ€" fp:rturdfromthepontot;unym- lar troops on various Wohlcnl,md projects. The 61st co artillery, antiâ€"aircraft is now on a tour around Lake Michigan and Wigconsin, The third Field Artillery star â€" Monâ€" day, June 3, for Cam McCoy, at Sparta, Wis. The fir Squadron, 14th Cavairy, left on May 31 on its way to Rock Island for its annual field march and maneuvers. f Dr. Herbert Schofield |. > _ Addresses Rotary Club "The most important function 0% Rotary is the example set by its ‘m‘mbqu," said Dr. Herbert Schoâ€" field in his address at the noon meeting of the Highland Park Roâ€" tary Club at the Moraine Hotel last Monday. eb tume. CC Over ninety members “’:‘r‘”” attended the meeting which been designated as guest day. Dr. Schoâ€" field, a distinguished English scienâ€" tist and engineer, and a prominent member of Rotary. International, many of the Rotary members were familiar with the high type of inâ€" spirational addresses delivered . by him, through his former appearance at the local club. | : + Ravinia Garden Club . _ to Meet June 144 The Ravinia Garden Club will meet Friday, June 14, at the of Mrs. Howard. Will, 2894 Park Drive, at 2 pm. | We i E0 The speaker is Carl Gi Smith, known as the "Rose: Man" on the interesting things about roses. Mr; Smith has planted many ros© gAr dens and is a well known author on growing roses. t After the meeting the club mem{| bers will visit the Ravinia Rose Gar den and some other rose FAr which Mr. Smith has planted.‘__. .‘ Assisting hostesses will be M Frank Wicks and Mrs. C. W. H "The mos #Ie%{. Frank Fitt tafbe _| Graduation Speaker Mor "Hotelnaq};h"‘ STt:;.l‘;fOpenedfoyr‘Season ive :t::tming lessons to children and o degiring and who 11 alsoj be authorized to preserve e for the use of and Itbwi:ll'hr necessary to fet a card from the‘office sanctioning such use, for which a. small will be R $ : The opened May PF and alâ€" y there have been of successful dances and dinners iven, nating in dinâ€" r on Sanday evening/ June 2, at hich It&lhneonsfihnivie: ul were present. At the Rotary lub| diriner Monday, 90 ) members d were entertdined, There j veral‘ more dancég scheduled r the ‘present month, ‘ | , The tion roof his been reâ€" rated and fitted up as a card ke it ble for th "’ so wishâ€" to .wof “fii' 'h. ver ‘they desire. Therp be no ee for the use of thig| room, and idents} are cordially \invited to vail Ives of its uk } Alcyon Presents 'éwat ‘~Ed. G. Robingon Film ictor cLaglen comedyâ€"drama, | The Gréat Hotel Murder," is thrill chockful of mirth â€" a| re bination . for\ a mystery je Showing tonight (Thursâ€" ; )& ‘l On Friday and Sato i:" y of this eek Alcyon will ipresent Edâ€" ard G.\Robinson in the best picâ€" ure he Bas ever made, ¢The Whole own‘s Talking," whi so featâ€" ; Miss Jean Arthw t J { A ly good pro rese for Sunday, z nday uesday |coming. 'rhe attracâ€" on is Claudette Colbertt, nd an exâ€" ent gllâ€"star cast Sm\ "Private. orlds" {from the :i nal novel by Phyllis Bottome. â€"The next treat an all Technicalor sp ¢i8 ty called "Star t at) Cocognta Grove." ere you will see all your Hollywood istars in| their favori ;fl ight club \where everything and everyohe is ‘in gloriohs natural colog, | . v "C Yesterday,‘! the screenâ€" ing of Anatole Franc lu,l ‘himsical "Crime of Sylvestre Bornard," is a story for everyone, with |enjoyable nuances |of comedy, drktia and roâ€" mance. |Ann Shirley and 0. P. Hegâ€" The m of Moraine otel an that it Wwill develop s pri bathing beach @uring the ming n, and pro to put e in charge of a& petent e guard, who will be ared to mance. lt OE 0 8 anl gie‘head| a splendid casf/in this film which .,-‘- just one day, W Y.J‘lm, B f aoone y cgutne e‘ Rogan of â€" Highland. Park Police department had "an in" with Luck this week when his ticket on the Epsom Downs Derby drew . horse Fairhaven. . The luck didn‘t string out i@gs far as it might have, however Fairhaven finished| fourth, just ‘put of the "big money." He is apgured of reâ€" ceiving at least $2,500 and perhaps more, but the $147,000.‘g) nd prize and the|other two large prizes went to other ticket holders, | An M"port : behulnâ€" ecived $10,000 for a half interâ€" est in His ticket was untrue as the City hent y England was to have ed up to the terms‘of his acceptancg | by «Monday ty n i mn o "hn Wha ts . be speske i up to the â€" Ellis d is to , lerms‘ his veptia / * at the next meeting of the Highland l Gâ€" Aesiggh Green Te Bot ¢ c -‘ day, June 11, + o Lh Clnb “ > â€"- .t&’:”’.-_ . 1‘ !‘ "\ \ Histo Slides _Mr. McFarlnnd is recommended: g furnished. by the Brand :-.‘mnabh‘ x and his bopi¢ :.’ K P:’:{_ '-hownntoptolv'fi-ll_“: the meeting of the Lions Club and fessional men. J i today 4t the Green Téa Pot. Bob|. A dinner will be served sfi‘ all E:b," explain th klides as they members are W huuln p th on the ,,, hn P J + 1+ <cam â€" 1 ts 4 %» t | gr Mot'l‘lrrs Club to Hold . _ Annual Business Meeting The rs club of the Y.W.C.A. will their \ dinner and meeting June 11 at :6:30 °l 0 -m ‘ “ 8 .}.s:mtde ~] Rummage : _ â€"| hosatesses The [Vocational ty for Shutâ€" Folsom, N ins hold a rum sale at the| Mrs. Kello home of Mrs. H. , 123 Michâ€"|. A speci igan ue, | Park, from being : art 10 ani to § p.m. , June 7. | Mrs. Spee 9k o nnihlHiaA n a to attend. _ next week ttofi m 1 \i. b4 d ie P est Edmund Lowe and tPSL § Highland | rand | as a very able and M“m- ‘,M n at }to be: of â€" imnce to all Club | and imen. Bobh| A dinuer 15_'.".‘. Speeches to Be Given By Lew With the P frank Fitt as the ' commenceâ€" ment exercises of Deerfieldâ€"Shields high school: will be held in the school auditorium, on Thursday, June 18, at 8:15 p. m. ,, Reverend Fit will have as sul*et "Paying One‘s: Debts." | 1. : Lew Sarett, wal dictorian of ߴ class of 1985, I speak on "N Frontiers.": ‘ ‘ first fim.l; the history of ‘lchoolthcu Â¥ two salutatori :; Anna one~of the salut@torians, will. the welcome addréss. | Harriet N son, the other toritn.vlll an original poemt suitable for ) occasion. ie 44 , Â¥ / To edals s Three be given, by the faculty two by the ican Legion. Poal:" o Every year. lm.flnmhl of honor has ‘been awarded to the senior boy o6r girl ch by the fa« culty as the bes! MM Money for this medal is secured from the fund |Jeft by the class of qualifications for this honor. * â€" Previqus of the award are. as follows: Gifford, 1925; Harriet Béach, 1926; Lyman Mcâ€" Bride, 1927; tin McGath, 1928; _ As is the custom, the name of the :finndr'illbo _ until the day The American Legion will présent a scholarship medal, which automaâ€" tically goes to Lew Sarett, the valâ€" a medal to ‘be the reâ€" cipiont_tobom‘bd;lh board of control. | $ to Play i will play the h "Pomp and Cirâ€" cumstance," by . â€"The number "The Der Freishutz" by Waber will be played as the lude. For the recessional the orchestra will play "Under the Double Eagle." C mfiflh*‘.hmt.l s, president of the board of education. .:; : 0 on n ons uis of wil be found on another page of this issue. â€" .. | | â€" Braeside School mmmw:ouhonm side | School (be held Thursday afternoon and ng, June 6, 1 Races and ga under the tion of Mr. j rd© Copp, will held in the followed by picnie and lunth on _ For those who do. not. wish â€" bring their ‘there will be ho dogs, ice cream, and pop 4 sale after 5 pm} â€" | Mrs. Salem, d-?-- rman of the committee. t 49 c ons Members ‘‘ Address Members 0 â€"â€"Plans ] £ ~~Flag Day, J The North Shore Chapter, DBau@h~ ters (of: the uid wil} meet at of Mrs, cis W. Parker, Road, 4 : 14, at, 2:30 o‘clock. The ie hostesses will Miss Ere a Folsom, Mrs. Walter T. Ri i *T apecial Figg Day progpamilis Â¥i4 V h' being : arranged by the chit Commerce to Hold Field Day and will be anfiounged NUMBER 14 WJ of Mrs) F Road, m T. Ri ‘ e 14 * s th F J«