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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1989 Annual Xmas Bonus and Korno Party Caffery, Commander of the Duâ€" maresq Spencor post announces that plans have been completed to hold the annual American Legion Big Korno and Christmas Bonus party, Friday evening, Dec. 15th, at Labor and many attracions have made this an outâ€"standing north shore event and this year according to Comâ€" mander McCaffery there will not only be many new and added femâ€" tures but accomodations and faciliâ€" ties will be increased to entertain over 700 guests. In addition to the Big Korno game and several contests for which there will be beautiful Christmas baskets and other valuable prizes there will be dancing to a popular band engaged for the evening, enâ€" tertainment, many fine door prizes refreshments and more than $100 in cash will be given away by Santa Claus who will attend in person and make the Christmas Bonus awards. John Peters is general chairman and his committee includes, vice commanders, Ed. Eitel, Wm. Logan, Bob Fiala, Adjut., Dewitt Manassee and Matt Maiman. _ Prominent members of the post on the honorary committee for this event are Major Frank Ronan, Mayor of Highland Park, Gen. Robt. E. Wood, Gen. Karl Truesdale, Commander of Ft. Sheridan â€" and â€" Miller Schreiner, Commander of the Tenth District of the American Legion. Various chairmen of the other committees include, Bob Fiala, ticket committee; Paul Webb, bingo comâ€" mittee; John Guthrie, finance comâ€" mittee; Harry Earhart, prize comâ€" mittee; H. Mrazek, games commitâ€" tee; Saylor Schanfelt, turkey award committee; John Olson, atrangeâ€" ments committee; Steven Urban, reâ€" freshment committee and Art Swanâ€" son, entertainment com mittee. Henry Hansen is in charge of the invitation extended to Santa Claus and he promises his appearance will be one of the highlights of the eveâ€" ning. Commander McCaffery further adds that the general public is cordially invited to attend what promises to be one of the biggest and most entertaining events of the year. He likewise adds that as the proceeds of this party are for the benefit of the Legion‘s fund for Americanism, Child Welfare and Christmas donations to the needy its support will be in a most worthy cause. Admission tickets include everyâ€" thing for the entire evening and may be secured from any Legionâ€" naire or Bob. Fiala, Adjut. Ameriâ€" can Legion, 21 N. Sheridan road. Why not try a real oldâ€"fashioned Gay Nineties dinner? You‘ll find the receipes for a meal prepared by a Washington hostess of those days in the Housewife‘s Food Almanack, that popular instructive feature in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next Sunday‘s Chiâ€" cago Heraldâ€"American. For the benefit of the many who Each year the large sttendance Shop 148 South Second Street Tel. H. P. 1358 Highland Pa Auto R 822 N. First 6. â€" Phone T7 1412 M .4 566c onh c actranietacaliih ctt Body and Pender Repatring spuime seavice stinox Larson‘s Stationery Store E. K. CATTON Electrical Contractor REENSLADE Highland Park 567 ypewriter Electric DAHL‘S Sparrows Point W ay to Halt Airplanes an Illinois inventor an important lesâ€" son in the field of aviation. Octave Chanute, a Peoria resident, it is reâ€" lated, observed how the little birds turn their tails downward in inâ€" crease air resistance when stopping their flight. The result was the Chanute made several other imâ€" portant contributions to aviation. Among them was the Chanute Biâ€" plane, a motoriess glider, which 'oighodonlyzaponn&nnqeonld carry 178 pounds at 23 miles per hour, say research workers of the Illinois Writers‘ Project, W.P.A. In 1889, when Chanute was 60 years of age, he arranged what has been called the first successful glider demonstration in the United States at Dune Park along Lake Michigan, or e _ es Red Emperor Luscious Fruitâ€"Large Clusters ..... Chock Full of Juice ........ California Navelâ€"Fine Fiaverâ€"â€" l‘ % Â¥Full of Julce ..............« for Solid Packed Quarts FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Prices Quoted for Dec. 7â€"8â€"9 * OLD MONK x in fevuch t Bs m me," dex LK q ~‘z 4 S gothig hy â€" HEINZ ASSORTED sOUPS The World‘s Finest Salad Dressings French Dressing Mayor 1000 Island Dressing Tartar TRIPLE WHIPPED Salad Dressing Except Consomme, Chicken Gumbo and Clam Chowder quart jar 3 5¢ BRUSSELS S Full Ib. ELFIN CRACKERS BREMNER BROS. SPECIAL PERSIMMONS GRAPEFRUIT * 115C ORANGES ORANGES BROCCOLI , Large Crisp, other imâ€" LETTVCE GRAPES PEARS 25C OId Monk Olive Oil I=~ 665C e 9 Purest and Best! MAYONNAISE Christmas Vesper Service at Y.W.C.A. the Y.W.C.A. has come to mean member of the Woman‘s board has arranged a service of besuty and sigmificance for each second Sunâ€" day of the month and the December one will bring the spiritual emphasis on the holiday season. The Novemâ€" ber meeting was much apprecisted, although Dr. Sherwin was called away his assistant Dr. Lugenbill gave a fine message, and the singing of Mr. Ray Steiner, bass, was very much enjoyed. The Community Chorus will sing on Sunday next and a beautiful candle lighting service is to be preâ€" sented. This program will take place in the auditorium of the “Y""- at 4 o‘clock. At the close tea will | be served and all are cordially inâ€" vited to come and bring friends. ‘ a new cookie 39¢ 25C 25¢C 14 €HEE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS SNALLY CNEESE Seappy is nsturel cheeve, oped sad bleaded seâ€" cording to fne old Shefford . teditions Mels smoothlyâ€" Bar a package todayt lo‘ "’n&.‘c Buy Your Jable Requinrementa (With Complete ConPidence Shefford ȴs"®l 31¢ ©BLiciovsiy oirrsAs®T! PEAS, Poter Pan. No. 303, sweet and tender ...... .. .can 10¢ SYRUP, Cane and maple blended, 16â€"o0r. size isaÂ¥s.: ~PBG HONEY, Pure strained table honey .......~... b.fjar 17¢ SHRIMP. Fancy large for salads, wet pack ... ... . .2 for 35¢ SPINACH, Fancy new pack, large No. 2%/, cans. . . 2 for 35¢ CLEANSER. Old Dutch for cleaning ... ...... .. .3 for 23¢ PEANUTS, Famous Planter‘s brand, !/; Ib. cans ... .....21¢ OVALTINE, Plain or Chocolate, large 59gâ€"small ... .33¢ CHMERRIES, Peter Pan, red, sour, pitted, No. 2 can, 2 for 29e SPAGHETTI, America‘s popular meal, 8â€"01. pkg. . .2 for 15¢ GRAPE JAM. Fine Concord taste, 21b. jfar ... ... ... . . 25¢ APPLE SAVCE. Fancy N. Y. Apples, No. 2 can . . 3 for 33¢ APPLE BUTTER. Old fashion, 32â€"01. size ........... . 25¢ PEANUT BUTTER. A thrift spread, 12â€"02. jar ism Me GINGER BREAD MIX. Duff‘s home style "lny oi s Deerfield Grocery & Market 814 N. Road Phones: mm Park 2530 3 "#25¢ Cradle Auxiliary | Meets Next Monday with Mrs. Hadley The Cradle Auxiliary of Highland Park will meet on Monday, Decemâ€" ber 11, at the home of Mre. R. W. Hadley at 248 Oakland drive at 2:30 assistant Mrs. William White, treasurer of the Auxiliary, will give her report of the very successful Cradle party held at Villa Moderne the night beâ€" fore Thanksgiving. Mrs. Charles De Leuw will present additions to the byâ€"laws which were adopted by the board at its monthly meeting. The Cradle Auxiliary, less than a year old in Highland Park, is alâ€" ready quite active and has achieved a place of dependability in its servâ€" ice to the Cradle at Evanston. Inâ€" dividual _ members operate the switchboard at the Cradle three half days per week, hostesses there two half days per week, sew bibs, Geo. B. Winter, Inc. SPECIAL 867 Roger Williams Avenue Phone Highland Park 3080 Nefad it Fowuen No limit on number cards entered in contest. WASHER or IRONER $59.95 Bee It On Display At All Stores Each Store Has Its Own Contest To One of Our Customers Enter This Simple Contest ONLY 25¢ MEADOWS ELECTRIC SIX FAMOUS STARS Â¥ BOB ALLEN AND DREW PEARSON of the Washington Merryâ€"Goâ€" % ERNO RAPEE * GRACIE BARRIE xÂ¥ THE TUNE TWISTERS * ARTHUR HALE Over the Mutual Network The Brilliant Musical and News Review sUNDAY 5:00 to 5:30 p.m. Round and His Orchestra "LISTEN AMERICA" suvvex s WGNW sleeping garments, and other artiâ€" cles for the babies, in addition to various clerical and outside activâ€" Park has forty members, and will be limited to that number for the present. ‘There are Senior and Junâ€" ior Auxiliaries of the Cradle in both Evanston and Winnetka, each doing distinct and separste work for the Mother‘s Club Meets The regular December meeting of the Mothers‘ Club will be held on Tuesday, December 12, at the Y.W. C.A. at 8 o‘clock. The meeting will be the annual Christmas party, and a grab bag and Santa Claus will be the features. QualityCleaners RELIABLE LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. 2 for 43¢ Cut From Genuine Spring Lamb ...... Tender Prime Beoef ...... Oscar Mayer‘s Famous Yellow Band ........... .Ib. Mickelberry‘s Farm Style PORK SAUSAGE h * 20¢) n."."**"* 22¢ Sandwich or India Relish, 10â€"oz. size ........... .2 for 35¢ 8â€"or. tins . ... .2 for 25¢ K red Herring, Imu sisssceus+, $ for Â¥he Date & Nut Bread, Bâ€"o1. tins ............ .2 for 25¢ Hors d‘Oeuvre Pates, Assorted .......... .. .2 for 25¢ Pure Fruit Jellies, 8â€"o1. utility glasses ... .3 for 49¢ * CROSSE & BLACKWELL x "T o OVER Because of the richer flavor and superior quality of STEWARTS COFFEE, you need only a heaping TEASPOONFUL for each cup. It costs a little more per pound . . . but much less . FOR GENUIN® ECON m’c‘;'oo%'gw SERVE STEWARTS! Flufty chocolate cakes sandwiched with marshmailow and enrobed in pure chocolate icing, lb. 330 QUALITY MEATS Prices Quoted for Dec. 7â€"8â€"9 ICED DEVIL‘S FOOD Paul Schulize Biscult Co.‘s in every pound POT ROAST LAMB STEW BEEFSTEAK "Foods With A Reputation" Tomato Juice, Fancy, in 14â€"02. tins ... .& for 45¢ Orange Marmalade, I6â€"0n jars ............ .2 for 49¢ WIENERS Famous Fancy . White or Cider Vinegar 29 HAM or 37¢ Ib. EXTRA CUPS Crosse & Blackwell Foods" ‘Tooth Brushes, box of 3....$ .99 Laundry Dry Mop ... 149 Laundry Dry Mop Heads 99 Wet Mop Heads BUTTER COOKIES ARNOLD C. BREMER ce........... _b 37€ FULLER BRUSHES sessssoaers cfi 250 Self Polish, qt.......â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" Prices subject to change without notice. Read The Wantâ€"Ads LER BRUSH M A N .....quart 19¢ n. 47€¢ 3 for 49¢ PAGE THREE