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H.P.H.S. Basketball Schedule Released Beginning his second year as head basketball coach at the Highâ€" land Park high school, Chas. "Chuck" Lauer has announced a 1988â€"1989 basketball schedule inâ€" eluding eight home games. Each game will be a double leader, with Al Werbelow in charge of the Freshâ€" soph squad. ‘The Ela game originally schedâ€" uled for Lake Zurich may be played at Highland Park if their gym floor is not ready by Nov. 23. ‘The complete schedule follows: J. J. Lipp Team Back in 1st Place THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1988 Captain Harold Bernsten and his J. J. Lipp Paper company team proved to be of championship maâ€" terial last Tuesday evening by takâ€" ing 3 straight games from Frank Waber‘s Eagles, bowling under the colors of the Gebhardt Chili Powder company of San Antonio, Texas. The Rugen family of Glenview, with Captain Uncle Charlie directâ€" ing the Bremner Bros. team, set the Black Shirts from Italy down for 3 games in a row; how it happened no one knows, but Johnny Lester, Capâ€" tain of Nottoli Bros, Produce team, could not, keep his team out of the gutter and so Nottoli‘s Black Shirts are back in second place after a brief stay as the top leaders of the league, Old Monkes Picked as Dark Horse With Captain Phil Sturlini of the Old Monk team setting the example for his team mates with games of 200 and 212 respectfully, many of the dopesters are favoring the Old Monk team to be one of the strong contenders for the championship next spring. Clarence Bach, who bowled with last year‘s champions, has not as yet hit his fast rolling stride, and when he doesâ€"watch out â€"as the Old Monks will have a power machine in motion. 8 Bremmer Bros. ..._..._i..L..__. 9 _ 12 1 Hfdm Beverage ...................... 10 11 9. All American Foods ... 9 12 10 Stewarts Coffee ......_____ 9 . 12 11 Borden‘s Cheese ...\ 8 18 12 Crosse & Blackwell .__._____ 2 19 Two Hundred Club Members Following Phil Sturlini of Old Monk with 200 and 212 respectively, comes T. St. Peter of Armours‘ Stars with 207 and 213 respectively. Then comes John Goettsche of Bremâ€" ner Bros. with the high single game of the evening with a score of 221. Robert Bernsten o fthe J. J. Lipp team made his appearance in the Club of Fame with a total of 213, followed by J. Schramm of the Hyâ€" drox Beverage team with 212. For the past few years the Elm Place school has cooperated with the Chicago Motor club in sponsorâ€" ing the School Safety patrol. This year we have the largest and perâ€" haps the most efficient patrol. Twentyâ€"seven eighth grade boys volunteered to serve as patrolmen and have been assigned to serve at the five hn'nrmt street intersecâ€" tions near school. The patrol is divided into two squads of twelve patrolmen each. Each squad is in the charge of a lieutenant who reports to the capâ€" tain or patrol supervisor the conâ€" duct of the members of his squad. By having the two squads any one patrolman is on duty only every Elm Place School Sponsors Efficient School Safety Patrol The. primary purpose of the paâ€" trol is to prevent children from beâ€" ing killed or injured by automobiles while on the way to and from school. The patrolmen are on duty at their assigned corner from 8:30 to 8:55 each morning; from 12 to 12:10 and from 1 to 1:25 each noon intermission; and from $:30 to 3:40 after school. This means that these 822 N. First St,. Phone 77 J. J. Lipp Paper Co. ... Nottoli Bros. Produce Co. Armour & Co. .._._._._._. Old Monk Olive Oil Co. . Town Crier Flour ........... Gebbardt‘s Chili, Powder Standing of the Teams DAHL‘S o=B faies Nn rame:. B e 08 meuuie eerviws . B mutices B Won Lost at 4 15 6 14 1 10 11 12 11 12 12 18 19 boys forfeit about 1% hours of Mphyufl“ybhz.thh Tellow school mates make trip between home and school safely. At the same time, however, they are developing certain qualities â€" of leadership and good citizenship which are intangible rewards â€"for their services. / recognizing the importance the safety patrols in Highland Park, purchased a number of rainâ€" coats for the patrolmen while on duty on rainy days. This year the Parentâ€"Teacher association of. the Elm Placé school has given the paâ€" trol an additional quantity of coats so that each member of a squad will be protected by a raincoat and hat while on duty. The patrol is very grateful to these organizaâ€" tions for their cooperation. What we need now is the cooperation of every parent and child in opr disâ€" triet. Let us each and every one do our part in helping these boys make m success of their great unâ€" dertaking. You‘ll like _ Glass Jane Aune jar * POLAND MIXERS x K We Claim at Least 75 K Tom Collins PARADISE How Many Heaping Teaspoonfuls in a Pound of Stewarts Coffee? Janeâ€"Anne Marmalade Back One a Delicious Cap "The Finest Coffes Money Can Buy" No. 2 Tin â€" 3 for 55¢ "Nature‘s Royal Family" Paul Schaize Biscal# Co.‘s POLAND sPRriNGs CLUVs sopa 24 on. bettles PEAS, 19¢ Tenth District to Open Fall Season with All Day Meet The Tenth District Federation of Women‘s clubs will open the fall season with an all day session, on Friday, November 18, with the Edgewater Catholic Woman‘s club, at the Edgewnter Beach hotdl. The assembly will ‘represent sixty senâ€" ior and junior clubs, with an apâ€" proximate membership of 8500. Mrs. William T. Bruckner, presiâ€" dent, and Mrs. l‘m Tuckerman, secretary, of the is Federation, will be guests of honor. PARK RED "Outstanding Plans for My Club" will be the topic of the three minâ€" ute talks by the presidents of the clubs in the district, during the morning period. Program : arrangements for the afternoon are under the direction of $1 CRACKERS Sweet Orange Tasty Flavor “En & o o o e & siLvEr Cur PEARS ...... siLVER Cup SARDINES ... OVALTINE CENTRELLA BASKET FHRED JAPAN TEA 1 on can me â€" 4o con CATSUP..... SPAGHETTI....... IVORY SOAP ..... IVORY SOAP ..... IVORY FLAKES ... mwm oo _ Hoejer *«‘ * CENTRELLA _ _: Orange Pekoe Tea.. *=â€"=â€" , , , cqnramLa Orange Pekoe Tea.. :«=â€"â€" . , , CENTRELLA PINEAPPLE JVUICE =»â€":=â€" 2 fo JANE ANNE SALAD DRESSING.. pmjwm . . . Tree Ripe Apricots. #=:m«»= 2, for CRAPEPRUIT JUICE ==:â€" 3 for ‘g!cmm, 1B.certes 2 for QOUEEN OLIVES TOMATO JUICE .. 1« CENTRELLA MEATS ARE GRADE Aâ€"V.S. THE PR ES3 Centrella Prices Are Quoted on the Market‘s Best Grapes, Fancy Red Emperor ........................ . 2ib1. 19€ Oranges, Sweet, Juicy California ................... .2 doz §§5¢ Ham, Armour‘s Star, Whole or Shank Half ... . Leg O‘ Lamb. Genuine Spring ........... Beef Tomgue,. Select Fresh Tongue ....... Lamb Steak. Leanâ€"Tenderâ€"Sirloin ...... W, Fancy Texas Seodiess ................ ... .4 for 25¢ SM Fancy, Select, Tender .......................pock 23¢ Carrots. California Finger ........................ .3 bun. 198 Broccoli. Tender, Green, Ige. bun. ................ ... .2 for 25¢ BREAKFAST OF THE MONTH Pure Pork Sausage Patties................. Pure Pork Small Link Sausage.............. OUR FRIDAY FISH SPECIALS Boneless Pike .....1b.38¢ | Lake Trout ........ .!b.29¢ Sweet Potatoes. Geo. B. Winter Inc. 367 Roger Williams Ave. Phone Highl. Pk. 3000 Highwood Grocery & Market 14 N. Sheridan Road Phone Highl. Pi. Mrs. M. H. Baruch district public welfare chairman, and Mrs. Paul LaRose, district music chairman. Mrs. LaRose will introduce the Stryker Trio, Edua Nate, first soâ€" prano, Geneveive, second soprano, lndDhn.dw,whowmm several selections. Mrs. William T. Bruckner, presiâ€" dent of the Illinois Federation, will speak on "The Federation Looks Ahead." Mrs. Baruch will present Miss Amelia Sears, former county comâ€" missioner and social welfare workâ€" er, whose subject will be "The Presâ€" ent Day Trends in Social Service." Miss Mila Baker from the radio program of the Seeing Eye, will speak on "Acquainting the Public with the White Cane." ‘Miss Baker is a Chicago girl who graduated from the John Marshall high school, and Blackburn college at Collinâ€" ville Illinois, where she was the only Braille student. She is now taking & course at Normal college. She travels alone with only the aid of her white cane, but is anxious to earn a Seeing Eye dog. Large size 66e Small size H, T. Bakke Genuine Jersoys ............. .. ...3 Ibs. 21¢ o o o Mo. 10 giass tergesme 2 for 45¢ . Mez berte 2 for 23¢ nemes 2 for 45¢ w« _ 2 for 19¢ use . . . 3Bb¢ tece . . . 21¢ septs 3 for 25¢ tergesse 3 bars 27¢ Medeasse , . bar 5q tergeste 2 for 43¢ Ne 1ge=e 2 for 69¢ _ sesceee © for 45¢ _ Hele .. . . 15¢ & tue . . . 43¢ 6 swem 0. . . 23¢ Kerse 2 for 29¢ + _ Wétlw+ < 1 >« «> B1€ Hermem 2 for 45¢ Heree 3 for 25¢ 1B.certes 2 for 23¢ Phone Highwood 1800 INSPECTED Capt. L. L. Langan of the Volâ€" unteers of America, will tell of the opening of the Theodora Home on November 17. â€"A home for desâ€" titute and evicted mothers and chilâ€" dren. The prize winning story in last year‘s contest, "Punky‘s Weekâ€" ly Growing Pains" by Edith M. Flagg of the Cosmos club, will be read by Mris. Hunter Reynolds. Luncheon reservations must be made with Mrs. William McCarthy, 7233 N. Pingree street. H. P. Archers to Have Night, Meetings The Highland Park Archers who have been meeting on Wednesday afternoons will hold regular meetâ€" ings in the recreation room at Elm Place school on Thursday evenings at 7 o‘clock. It is hoped that a great many archery enthusiasts who have not been able to shoot on the afterâ€" noon will join the club in the eveâ€" ning. The dues for members of the club are very small being only enough to .lb. 26¢ .b. 27¢ .lb. 25¢ .lb. 35¢ Jb. 29¢ .lb. 32¢ mummlogrwoonnm Wunlfi.bmlmm HOLLYWOOD HEAL BREAD produces energy, not fat, is delicious and far easier to EriniBatih Eretin.rented ie all reeus i in y recome aaltrents HEALTH m fresh every day. CGraham Crackers? Pre areet in l paaus 9e Try this delicious sauce the next time you make spaghetti and taste the difference. Seâ€" lect ingredients fried in olive oil to a golden brown. Then, blended with rich, red tomatoes, and simmered for long hours until that savory taste is reached. A prepared spaghetti sauce that knows no equal. Order a can today! It‘s the correct hotâ€"wenther diet for your dog because of its scientifically balanced diet of ingredients. Your dog will like Ideal. And Now VENICE MAID Have You Ever Tasted Chocolate Crunch Cookiles Crosse & Blackwell sliced, only .. A large loaf, mboh Peayinsmmd 2 m 29¢ ssessssssssesssesesscess 8 for LOSE FAT! SPAGHETTI x SAUCE â€" We hope to organize teams and shoot in competion with other archâ€" ery clubs during the months to come. All who are interested whether or not you now have equipment should plan to be at the first evening meetâ€" ing this evening (November 10) at 7. o‘clock, make the necessary purchases of equipment for the club. Each memâ€" ber k:um»liu his or her own shooting tackle. » ARNOLD C. BREMER Telephone H. P. 1985 & â€"â€" _ Special HAIRBRUSH (Bristle Comb)â€" .............. 4# Regular $2.95 seller. Sale for a H:fld lt:-: only. Read The Wantâ€"Ads ULLER BRUSH M A N PAGE $2