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Of Scouts Rates High In Activity The National Council, Boy Scouts of America, has just issued their figures comparing each of the 534 Councils of the nation with all othâ€" er Councils in what is known as the "Index of Accomplishment." This measuring rod describes the status as of December 31, 19837. The different items of this Index when put together, fairly accurateâ€" ly describes the status of the Counâ€" cil in most of the important phases of its work. The highest index possible is 100. The interpretation of the above is that of 584 Councils in the U.S.A. there are only 2 per cent or 11 of them who had as of Dec. 81, 1937, more Scouts per population than the North Shore Area Council; that only 2 per cent or 11 Councils did a better job of holding and reregâ€" istering their Scouts than the North Shore Area Council; that only 4 per cent or 22 Councils were more effiâ€" cient in recruiting or enrolling Scouts during the year than the North Shore Area Council and that only 1 per cent or 6 Councils of 534 have a higher membership of both Cubs and Scouts per population than this local Council. The North Shore Ares Council as will be seen from the following figures, rates high among the Counâ€" cils of the nation. The figures are for: Even though these figures reveal great strength in the North Shore Area Council, officers of this powerâ€" ful organization are determined that even a larger number of boys Scout Density ........ Troop Density ........ Net dropped Scouts Recruiting ................ 4 GRAVE CEMETERY LOT IN NORTH Shore Garden of Memories. Splendid loâ€" eation. Tel. H.P. 557 days or 149 eveâ€" nings. Ui6t Net dropped Troops ...................87 Combined Troop & Pack Density.89 Combined Cub & Scout Density....99 WANTED TO BUY: IN HIGHLAND PARK or Deerfield, 2 fiat building. . Address J.I« INVESTORS NOTICE Offering several high grade first -niu'.. Exceptionally . well secured on orth RENTALS AND SALES If you want to rent or buy, drop in on our office and let us solve your house problem. BAIRD & WARNER, Inc. 8 8. St. Johns Ave. Highland Park {.'l‘-'l "eorke mwalh Hout Tedroo DEERFIELDâ€" rge â€"ma floor well furnished Tour" wintont." private. ‘bath spisining. Kitohen privileges if desired. Telephone Deerfield 485 or call at 748 Chestnut St., COMFORTABLE BEDROOM IN PRIVATE family, ¢lose to transportation. Lady emâ€" ployed preferred. Tel. H.P. 1178. PS2 4 ROOM UNFURNISHED APARTMENT for rent in Udell building. For informaâ€" PLEASANT s ROOM _ PURNTSWED RC.A. VICTOR, ZENITH new â€" RADIOS â€"â€" used AUTO RADIOS, RECORDS, PLAYZRS ‘Tubes tested free §41 Central Ave. Tel. H.P. 164. vant Hig Shore properties Deerfleld. :nuamvm-on-n cccupancy. mâ€"nzwm NEWLY PURNISHED LIGHT RoUsE keeving rooms with private bath. Gas, for an Adtaker NOTICE â€" Advertisements received after 3 . RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before ins s 10 canta far anch additinnal lina $1 1N far 2 annaasntiva waalks hland Park Press Highland Radio Service B1 eration. Hot water at all times ks from ‘Northwestern station. Rooms for Rent Wanted to Buy i9 +7 0407 JOHN F. LEONARDI Highwood . Ave., Highwood Office Phone H. P. 619. Res. Tel. H.P. 596 1 Real Estate Apartments . for Sale Index P4Oâ€"51 Kipd .98 .96 16 . 1M No DSGâ€"4# RATES: 50 cents for five lines or less if paid on or before insertion; 75 cents if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents for each additional line. $1.10 for 3 consecutive weeks. Highland Park and Lake Forest Combination Rate, 75¢; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday following publication. BLIND ADS: 75 cents for five lines or less if paid for before insertion ; $1.00 if not paid by Saturday following publication. 10 cents each additional line. â€" and men shall have the opportunity of the Cubbing, Scouting and Sea Scouting program. The present toâ€" tal membership is 3306. The obâ€" jective for December 81, 1988, is 8500 and by 1942 the Council has an objective of a total membership Scouts of the North Shore Attend Golden Gloves On Monday, Tuesday and Wedâ€" nesday of this week 975 Scouts and Scouters of the North Shore Area Council attended the Golden Gloves Amateur Boxing Tournament of Champions at the Chicago Stadium. From reports gathered today it is very evident that every one had a First Aid Contest Proves Popular Troops representing these teams are: Troop 2 of Wilmette, Troops 18 and 20 of Winnetka, Troops 35 (2 teams) and 324 of Highland Park, Troop 37 of Highwood, Troop 42 wf Lake Dluff, Tesop 59 (2 teams) of Libertyville, and Troops 101, 104, 111 and 115 (2 teams) of Waukegan. The winning team from this contest competes Saturday. March 19, with the winning team from Oak Park Area Council, Northwest Suburban Council, and Evanston Council. That Scouts of the North Shore Area Council are interested in First Aid, is evident from the fact that there are now 15 First Aid teams of different Troops of the Council comâ€" peting next week Friday, March 8, at Lake Bluff Grammar school. The Highland Park Lions club will hold their regular meeting this noon (Thursday) at 12:15 p. m. sharp at the Green Tea Pot. This will be a very important business meeting and every member is urged to be present. Corno Party March 11 The Pythian Sisters of Highwood will hold a corno game Friday eveâ€" ning, March 11, at the Highwood City hall. A delightful evening is in store for all who attend. Lions‘ Club Will Hold Meeting Today YOU CAN SAVE THE COST OFP YOUR STATE AND CITY LICENSES OR UP TO 100 GALS. OF GASOLINE ANNUALâ€" ly by placing your automobile insurance in bur strong Legal Reserve $11,993,100 insurance Company. A saving of approxâ€" imately 40 per cent on your present cost is surely worth considering when you ean have the same or better security than you now enjoy. The Chluio Daily _ News ur. ‘The State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company has now become the leading producer of automobile insurance (Polâ€" SKATES SHARPENED, SAWS FILED. 700 Central Ave. Phone M. P. 3099. . R41t GARAGE & &ERVICE STATION. LAKE Forest. Tel. Lake Forest 710 for l”oh.’- _ ment _ BR icles sold) in the world." Rated A phus by A. A. Best Co., the Dun & Bradstrect of Insurance CORDWOODâ€"§6.50 PER TON Landscape FERRARO & AN General _ Landseaping ‘tractor Black D‘: Manure, Excavating Rockeries and Drivewnys of All Kinds 401 Jefferson St., Glencoe. Tel. Glen 1 OPFICEâ€"UPâ€"TOâ€"DATE IN OUR BANK h w naike" oo mimeg dn tional Bank Building. ‘Two private ofice # MARBLE TOP TAB Liability $10,000 â€" $20,000 and Anmasiiy."" Latger â€" cars ‘slightis. bigter. nnually. a Free Travel I?I:;I% to Policy Holders. Work guaranteed ; we call for and deliver. building, on reasonable . L2 _ flA‘l’thAL BANK OF H1GHLA ND PARK. J Automobiles for Sale ATTENTION MOTORISTS Lawn Mower Shop PIANO TUNING H. F. PAHNKE COAST TO COAST SERVICE Furnishings for Sale Business Directory 29 Years‘ Experience 18 Years in Highland Park Office for Rent NOTICE â€" Advertisements received after 3 o‘clock Wednesday, placed in another section. 1 rm, brick, oil heat, su ',‘::“g garage. Lot 70x185. 8 E. H. Purdy 4 rm frame & stueco . 1478 CéS zoned for business. f 6 rm. brick, 8 yrs old. mmmmmmomemem place, cil burner, gar. * Tr. Mx126. Priced for â€" a T or I'”r' 7 rm. frame colonial, Mierieriiaciiarass decor., gar. Exe. home Nabepteant 6 rm frame, Ige glaszed, _ 1012 Riâ€"3hi High School Pupils Presgsent Stellar Air Performance School on the Air" last Saturday over WLS scored what the radio station technicians termed a "dis tinct hit." Mr. Speliman, who repâ€" resented the sponsor, was especially complimentary and the studio exâ€" ecutives intimated that two of the students were ready for radio conâ€" tracts after their June graduation. The fourteen students who repâ€" The script, which was largely the product of Pot Pourri, writing club of the school, introduced Mary Heed as a new student from New York who spent a fast moving quarter hour with Dottie Lytle and other newâ€"found friends.at H.P.H.8., durâ€" ing which time she learned about all the clubs, events, and activities of the high school, As she garnered this information, the radio audience was also acquainted with these feaâ€" tures of Highland Park‘s secondary school. Bud Pfister was impressive and efficient as the announcer, Marge Haworth, Jill Jackson, Jane Griffith and Dolly Meinhard introduced their "Dixie Doodle," a feature of "Stuâ€" dent Stunts." Elroy Langill, Ed Brogan, Stewart Smith, Art Hoffâ€" man, Gunter Schwandt, Rosemary Russo, Sharlee Mayer and June Griffith were others who were in the skit. Miss Elyse Rinkenberger, who supervised the broadcast, has reâ€" teived nothing but favorable comâ€" ment upon their splendid diction, the continuity and originality of the script, and the truly veteran radio style of the cast‘s performâ€" ance. H. P. Young Man Appears In Amateur Hour Broadcast â€" _ Louis Dalporte, talented Highâ€" land Park tap dancer, appeared on Morris B. Sach‘s amateur . hour broadcast Sunday over radio staâ€" tion WBBM. He was well received by the audience, for he presented a splendid performance. 818 Central Ave. Phone H.P. 3852. Y41tf & ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW. H.O.LC. ;m. pch, fireplace, 2â€"car gurage, 80 Cr-brkk.!nflu.mm.oub-rl- er, brk gar. 100x166. The above and a dozen others along the North Shore and Libertyville can be bought at present market prices. 10 per cent down, bal. monthly payments. For further parâ€" tieulars and appt. to see them and other bargains in real estate wherever and whenâ€" ever you want it, eall L. F. 2051. S. Simâ€" monds. GS2â€"Ih MAHOGANY _ANTIQUE CHEST OF drawers. Call Lake Forest 5. Allh Have a Radio Artist teach your preferred Accordion, !olfm‘l:rlflt. String Inâ€" struments and e. §41 Ctl. Ave NORTH SHORE AND LIBERTYVILLE LISTINGS _ rm, brick, oil heat, sun porch, fireplace, garage. Lot 70x185. 8 yrs old. 10 ROOM HOUSE, HOT WATER HEAT; close to town ; for quick sale $8,500. Part FOR RENT: THE FOLLOWING HOUSES: 11 rooms. ? baths, ofl ht. furnished $100.00 loan, payments $39 per month. Coal stoker, elec. water beater insulated attic, 2â€"car garage. Address P.O. Box 2, Highâ€" land Park, 111. GStf rm frame & stueco bung. 2â€"car gar., zoned for business. rm. brick, 8 yrs old. Sun parlor, fire place, cil burner, gar. Lt 50x175. rm stuceo. Service rm., ht water heat, gar. Lt. 50x125. Priced for a laborer. rm. frame colonial, 8 yrs old, newly decor., gar. Exe. home for price. rm frame, Ige glased, heated pch., ‘miso slecping pch, fireplace, Zâ€"car gurage, 80 walking distance from center of town. Offered account transfer in business. Price $13,500.00. cash, balance on ‘-’.‘.’-‘6’3“ contriict. . THOMAS Telephone Lake Forest 50% _ Gilh RECENTLY BUILT FOR OWNER EUTERPE SCHOOL OF MUSIC a, 2 baths; un‘f ... ... HART, SHAW & COMPANY Houses for Sale BE PARTICULAR INT: FURNISHED Rota®. VAN WAGENEN ALLING Houses for Rent Instruction yoalconcl w o . maw i__Agco wooded lot.rnnv._ sehool, F. B. WILLIAMS e. Phone H.P. 2360 THB PRESS LP. 618 Bilh 135.00 195.00 Seek Information Of Frances Willard For WCTU History A history of Franced ‘Willard‘s accomplishments in Illinois is beâ€" ing compiled and the W, C. T. U. Headquarters at Evanston are anxâ€" jous to obtain all possible informaâ€" tion not later than April 16. . _ The local union of the W.C.T.U. is endeavoring to help in this great work and urges each reader of this article to add your assistance. Give any information you may have to Mrs. 0. K. Wessling, HP. 1224. â€" This exhibit will be shown for one week starting next Monday eveâ€" ning. All persons interested in such work are urged to see examples of the work being done in our evening classes. The craft classes of the Adult Education program will hold an exâ€" hibit of the work accomplished this term in the English club room of the Highland Park high school. The English club room will be open during the day as well as Monâ€" day and Wednesday evenings. Adult Education Exhibit March 7â€"14 Exhibits of isewing, woodwork, metal work, drawing and painting, mechanical drawing and leatherâ€" work will be displayed. All the craft classes which are having work on display will be conâ€" tinued in the Adult Education proâ€" gram next fall. (i) _ Have you any local history of value or interest to the temâ€" perance cause? (j) Can you secure old newspaâ€" paper clippings, particularly hatwean 1874â€"1208, RESPONSIBLE PARTY WOULD LIKE to help with care of small children by day or hour. ‘Tel. H.P. 156. EAStf WILLING WORKER DESIRES POSITION CHAUFFHUR WISHES POSITION. i8 YOUNG MAN . WISHES POSITION AS AS ASSISTANT GARDENER OR CAREâ€" WANTED, _ SECOND _ MAID, _competent, white. References required. Mrs. H. 8. Smith, 208 Prospect Ave. Fi COUNTY OP LAKE ) IN THE PROBATE COURT OF LAKE CcoUunTy IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATR) OF LILLIAN FRANCES SCHMITZ( STATE OF ILLINOIS lan Frances Schmidt, "l-â€"fi_' red, has fixed 190 in the ralorn "4iy or The maatind of years‘ driving experience. 9 years in last fl;a:. American. _ Phone ma ’.l'l-l: by day; cleaning or washing; good refâ€" gardener. Experienced. References. Can also drive car. Tel. Lake Forest lll:tl.h dogs. References. Herbert Reets, Route 1, Box 528, Des Plaines, Ill. Eilh ""hs 4. Gure Ti * WANT#ADS Phone 1 us for domestic belp or pe us or 366 EAST CENTRAL Am‘l’ Situation Wanted EMPLOYMENT SERVICE ADJUDICATION NOTICE ADJUDICATION NOTICE Legal Notices Help Wanted The response to the annual Birthâ€" day banquet has been most gratifyâ€" ing. The banguet will be in Raâ€" March 4 at T o‘clock. Dinner will be served promptly at that time. A delightful program has been arâ€" ranged. There will be no tickets sold at the door due to the fact that capacity has been reached. articles and no longer has use for them, please put them into cireuâ€" lation for purchase or exchange. Call Mrs. R. 0. Nereim, H. P. 2798. We have repeated calls for used uniforms and Girl Scout Handâ€" books. Will anyone who has these In Memoriain A tribute of love and memory of our beloved son and brother, Leonâ€" ard Cote, who was suddenly taken from our midst March 4, 1986. in og aah tniug m To think you eduld not say goodbye GIRL SCOUTS ADJUDICATION NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that : F. Becker mo‘l.fit“ho( te _ F. ve upon Tuesday, the fifth day of April A.D. 1998, as the return day for the hearing of all elaims against the above named Estate. All persons having claims against said Eatate are bereby notified and requested to lmndml’rol-vc«lflolhhcul:. Illinois, on said date at ten o‘clock A. for the purpose of having said claims adâ€" Frenchâ€"Canadian Custom A mealâ€"time custom, believed to have its origin in Frenchâ€"Canadian homes, is regularly observed in sevâ€" eral Illinois communities, say reâ€" search workers of the Federal ‘ Writers‘ Project, W.P.A. The famâ€" ily stands at the table while the father blesses the food. After all have been seated, he cuts the bread and distributes it. In so doing, it is said, he symbolizes his patriarchal authority over the household. This ancient custom is reported as being observed in some homes of Irwin, Chebanse, St. Anne, Bradley, Bourâ€" bannais, Momence, St. George and Manteno. Tel. H. P. 2774 513 Eim Place Repair or Rebuild Any Make of Rediator JAMES H. BECKER, s ‘ MOSES E. SHIRE, HERBERT A, FRIEDLICH, W nl-l‘ lfil February I?.l”l. a my L. (Mayer, Meyer, Autsrian & Platt, Atâ€" rneys). XS2â€"2 Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LA UNDRY J. SMITH JUNK 364 Nerth Ar. HighlandPk. _____ Aute Bedy and Penders _ Drive Your Car in and Get Retimate WAUKEGAN COKE DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H. P. 410 QUICK CLEAN HIGHLAND BUMP SHOP Economical Heat ication. 5 5 8 THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1988 300 Attend Dance At West Ridge School A very delightful benefit dance was attended Saturday by three hundred Highland Park residents at the West Ridge school, whose new addition was opened to the public for the first social event. ‘The auâ€" ditorium was attractively decorated in cherry blossoms and American flags in keeping with Washington‘s birthday. The older children‘s class :o-. which was decorated vi: exican trophies, back Mr. and Mrs. W.m when they returned from a recent trip to Mexico was used as a "snack bar" where refreshments were dispensed. ‘The regular monthly meeting of the ‘Woman‘s Auxiliary ofâ€" the Highland Park hospital will be held at 10:80 a.m. on Wednesday, March 9, at Trinity Church Parish House. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. CLEANERSG TAILORS Garments called for and delivered Tel. H. P. 495 35 8. St. Johns Ave. North Sheridan Road Highland Park Room 305, North Shore Trust Bldg. PAINTER‘3 SUPPLIES Central & Second St. Tel H.P.940 > SANTI BROS. DAIRY Highland Park, IIL. PAINTING and DECORATING Paints â€" Wall Paper â€" Glass for an Adtaker Hospital Auxiliary Meets 30 years in Highland Park 22 North Second Street DR. B. A. HAMILTON DR. A. J. WURTH Smitty‘s BARBER SHOP For Quality and Service I Subscribe for THE PRESS BRAND BROS. E. NELSON