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THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1940 LENA CGLANDT, Representative Telephone H. P. 53 Little Victor Pignatari celebrated u.uwmu-mvubfi- urday for a group of friends. Mrs. Fred Newton was hostess to her 500 club on Tuesday ovening. AGAIN WIN TABLE TENNIS LAURELS Last Monday night marked the crowning of new champions in the Lake County Table Tennis chamâ€" pionships held at the YMCA gymâ€" nasium in Waukegan. The men‘s junior singles went to Billie Smart, while little Norma June McHoes was crowned the new champion in womâ€" mmic alnoter in Lake aannty: en‘s singles in Lake county. 1 In the mixed doubles event, Jack Shapiro and Irene Kapheim emerged champions when they defeated Chase Mix and Eileen Snyder. Shaâ€" piro and Kapheim won three out of the four games. In the men‘s doubles, our local boys, Jack and Beryl, last year‘s champs, were the only ones able to repeat their perâ€" formance this year when they deâ€" feated Lawrence Pfeiffer and George Johnson in thereâ€"straight games. However, the last event of the| evening, the men‘s singles, proved. to be the most exciting table tenâ€" nis match Lake county has seen in many â€" years. Lawrence â€" Pfeiffer won the men‘s singles, but it took him five games to do it when he deâ€" feated Jack Shapiro, last year‘s champion. After zigzagging back and forth in which Shapiro won the first and third games, Pfeiffer finalâ€" ly took the lead in the fifth game with his last serve giving him a score of 18â€"12. This match was by far one of the best exhibitions of pingâ€"pong local enthusiasts have seen in many years. Little Deane Milani was host to several of her friends on Friday, when they came to help him celeâ€" brate his 5th birthday. They were entertained by the showing of chilâ€" Friends of Miss Helen Brewer will be glad to know that she is reeuâ€" perating very n_ieely frgm h_a operâ€" ation last week at the Highland Park hospital. During her absence from her duties as teacher at the Oak Terrace school, she is being reâ€" placed by Mrs. Edgar Benson. Mrs. Amelia Juhrend attended the christening on Sunday of her great granddaughter, little Joan Carolyn McDermid, daughter of the James MeDermids of Guznee. Mrs. Juhrend acted as one of the godparents, the others being Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nelâ€" som of Zion. Also guests at the christening were Mr. and Mrs. Herâ€" man Juhrend and son of Highwood. Mrs. Michael O‘Flagherty is enâ€" tertaining her sewing circle today (Thursday). Many wishes for the best of good luck followed Bruno Somenzi when he left on Monday for Grand Forks, South Dakota, where he will join the Grand Forks baseball team. This will mark his second year with the team, and all his friends are pulling for his success this year, If he reâ€" peats his record of last year, we all hope he will be discovered by some Members of the Highwood Lions club will meet for their weekly luncheon at the Highwood Pagoda and the way they are TRY OUR 4 FINIEHED BUNDLE w z:%.::'-g::.:'.f.zz First 15 mmardmanianre +. f FEach pound .______. .08 Shirts hand @nished 10¢ with this bundie. I TAKE PRIDE IN MY BED LINENS SKOKIE VALLEY LAUNDRY today (Thursday). Last week many distinguished guests attended their Puddock, Harold Kelsey, and Ed Tornquist of the sheriff‘s office. The ‘Kelly Kids" of Highland Park â€" Tomy, Jinumy and Bobbyâ€"sang and danced to entertain the members. ‘The Royal Neighbors chapter held friends night on Wednesday night at their regular meeting at the Maâ€" sonic Temple in Highland Park. week in the Highwood Citizenship club.‘ The following members were elected: August Ferrari, president; Thomas Piano, vice president; Julius Zicarelli, secretary; Adele Lucchi, treasurer; Stanley Viventi, sergeantâ€" atâ€"arms, and John Guidotti, leader. The next meeting of the club will be held on May 12. Little Bobby Benvenuti celebrated his second birthday on Tuesday at a party for a group of his friends. Among Lake county baseball players scheduled to leave for spring training this week in the Northern league is another local boy. He is Paul Anderson, who will umpire in the Northernâ€"loop. He is Paul Andâ€" erson, who is a protege of Rep. Nick Keller, and received his umâ€" piring diploma from the George Barr umpiring school in Florida this past winter, and is being sent to the minor league for trial this spring. The season will open May PLANS PROGRESSING FOR HIGHWOOD MOVIE Preparations for the filming of the Highwood Lions club movie of Highwood personalities and places are now in full swing. President Otto F. Fisher is general chairman of the picture, "We‘re in the Movâ€" Election of officers was held last ditioned comfort of modern trains cost. Send today for your copy "Summer Tours"â€"it‘s free. DEPARTMENT OF Tours Chicago & North Westernâ€"Union Pacific 148 $. Clark St, Ph. DEArborn 2121 NÂ¥ Y thhak Sic chicago, m. Pleasé sead me SUMMER TOURS Book. â€"sead for ou 6 AAp gonn."u & nad:. guide this famous book can‘t be beat. It conâ€" tains dayâ€"byâ€"day descriptions of "Â¥, t o c 4z * page book. "Summer escorted, allâ€"expense tours to Yelâ€" lowstone, Zionâ€"Bryceâ€"Grand Canâ€" National Parks, Colorado, &bnh-s.n Francisco World‘s Fairâ€"Old Mexico, the Pacific note this: Every tour is truly allâ€" expense . ; . you enjoy the airâ€"conâ€" ighlights ies," which is to be made by the on June 6 and 7. been named with John DeSmidt aud Victor Bevenuti chosen to assist Mr. the finance committee composed of ‘Thomas Russell Jr., Ambrose Canâ€" tagallo, Dr. Chester F. Anderson, and Ed Cazel. Roy Russell is adâ€" vertising chairman, assisted by Anâ€" thony Scully, Fred Bockeloh, Chas, Thomas Russell Jr. is the ticket chairman, and Dr. N. C. Risjord is the Movie Queen chairman assisted by Ernest Santi, Charles Gentilini, Neil Gandolphi, and Joe Lenzini. Wayne A. Thomas was chosen pubâ€" licity chairman, with James Nugent, John Bosselli, Charles Marionetti, and Elmer Johnson assisting. The story will have a cast chosen from Highwood ple, and all scenes will be of ;:o city and vicinâ€" ity, including parks, schools, churchâ€" es, and representative business esâ€" tablishments. Members of the Italian Women‘s Prosperity Club will meet tonight (Thursday) for their regular monthâ€" ly meeting at the Labor Temple. MONEY SAVING SPECIALS Blue Goose Economy Values Dairy Belle MANOR HOUSE COFFEE _ Northern Tissue JELLO CIDER VINEGAR Criep and Tender 4. 20¢ *HBE HIGHLAND PARK PRIL3 GOLDEN BANTAM No. 2 size can Old English Wax Liquid or No Rubbing (POY AIRPLANE FREE) For Friday and Saturday, April 26 & 27 2 ... 23¢ Mr. Michael Pedrucci and Mr. Alâ€" do. Pedrucci of Nokomis, HL., spent a few days last week visiting relaâ€" \fimhfll‘hvwl. Miss Mary Liske was feted at a Frances Liske, on Wednesday eveâ€" ning. Approximately twentyâ€"five of her friends attended. Plans are now under way for the organization of a powerful eightâ€" team Independent Baseball league, composed of the best available playâ€" ing talent in the North Shore area, and two crack Wisconsin clubs. If present plans materialize the season will officially open on Sunday, May 19, and will be restricted to teams capable of playing a fast brand of semiâ€"pro ball. For that reason the league is expected to make a big hit with fans in this vicinity. rolls Already definitely signed for this is a local team, the Highwood Boosâ€" ters and also St. Joe‘s of North Chiâ€" eago and the Glenview team. Eddie J. Vonic of Lake Forest is taking a major part in the organization of this new loop, and six teams must be definitely signed before they can draft league rules and regulations. Vonic hopes to hear immediately from interested managers, so that a meeting may be called in the very fot 31 4c No. 2/ size can Peaches Del Monte shower given at her home 174¢ per can extra fancy Extra Fancy RADISHES POTATOES APPLES 2’!0 bottlces ??.??t‘ for zsc (plus bottle deposit) UNIYVERSITY CLUB BEVERACERS We carry a complete line of the original RAGGEDY ANN FOOD PRODUCTS Per pound 35%c near future in order to get the proâ€"| Among those celebrating birthâ€" underway by May 19. Only |days on Sunday was Dorothy games will be played, with | Many of her little friends joined the exception of a few night games |on Sunday afternoon to help her in lighted parks. celebrate her 8th birthday. 4. 20¢ No. 2 size can Peas EARLY JUNE Meat Specials Pork Sausage Links lb. 24c - SWIFTS PREMIUM SLICED LAMB PATTIES Ib. 19¢ BONELESS BRISKET CORNED BEEF ib. 19¢ POT ROAST lb. 23%¢ BACON lb. 25¢ 4.20¢ 2 lbs, 15¢ No. 2 size can lb. 19¢ â€"â€" Ib. 29¢ GLOBE Apple Sauce «l ~A &