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Communications intended for publicaâ€" tion must be written on one side of the paper only, and signed with the name and address of the writer, ‘They should reach the editor by Wednesday noon to insure appearance in current issue. Subscription Price, $1.50 per year. 5 cents per single copy. Resolutions of condolence, cards of thanks, obituaries, notites of entertainâ€" ments, or other affairs where an admisâ€" sion charge is published, will be chatged at regular advertising rates. Mrs. Florence W. Bartel, Managing Ed. M. Warner Turriff, Advertising Manager Mrs. Robert W. Pettis, Deerfleld Editor Issued Thursday of each week by the Highland Park Press, 538 Central Aveâ€" nue, Highland Park, I!linois. Telephones: Highland Park 557â€"558. A member of The Chicago Suburban Quality: Group. Chicago Offices: 185 N. Wabash Ave., Suite 901â€"Tel. State 6326; 1016 Wilâ€" loughby Towerâ€"Tel. Central 3355. Entered as Second Class Matter March 1, 1911, at the Post Office at Highland Park, Illinois. North Shore Area Council Boy Scouts,. 125 in number participated in the Council First Aid Tournaâ€" ment last Friday evening in Liberâ€" tyville High School with very satisâ€" factory results. Thirtyâ€"five judges trained well in First Aid were presâ€" ent to rate fairly all teams. These judges were provided through the courtesy of the following organizaâ€" tions: Illinois Bell Telephone Co., Public Service Co., Libertyville Poâ€" lice and Fire Dept., Lake Forest Police and Fire Dept‘s., and Lake County â€" Sheriff‘s office. Eleven teams out of the twentyâ€"five partiâ€" cipating secured an A Rating enâ€" titling them to participate in the Sectional Meet at Nile Center High School at Skokie a week from next Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o‘clock. In addition to the eleven teams from the North Shore. Area Council there will be approximately twentyâ€"five more teams from Evanston, North West Suburban, Oak Park and Oak Plain Councils. The public is corâ€" dially invited to this sectional First Aid Meet. Eleven Scout First Aid Teams Qualify For Sectional Meet The Highland Park Press MARCH 27, 1941 n pecnoaceneacte® eedererrnrnn n e e poecmecmnnnnees enbocs e iece eepomeeniiee en ecmeeencennes eeeinee en es venennene en nn n en Ayderrudiavevres :: :964% ..96.4% .: 96.4% ..96.40% ..95.6% ..94.9% ..93.4% 34 :1927 $03% ..89.8% .87 bafce NBaSC . $2.5% ..19.6% ..78.8% ..75.9% 38 :.73.0% Alumni of the University of Illinois in the suburbs around Chicago will be well represented when the Univerâ€" sity of Illinois Concert Band is preâ€" sented in a special concert at the Chicago Civic Opera on Thursday night, April 3 at 8:15 p.m. The conâ€" cert is being arranged by Waldo B. Ames, chairman of the five alumni groups of the school in and near Chiâ€" Parkâ€"Bob Shanley, Tom Gilroy, Jack Rassâ€" mussen, Bud Blake, Noel Robert. 4 of Wilâ€" metteâ€"Chas. Haley, J. Walworth, G. Dalâ€" Strom, E. Haibucher, \J. Fisher." 30. E of Highland Parkâ€"D. Kebbon, B. Clinton, T. 'Il‘)rox'el.HL. h(v);l"-l;ldel:' Bnob l}‘uunulmr 30 0 1 ‘ark~â€"â€" en, om Zahnle, 'pi,ky Newly, Rollndug‘ghbuwuke. {)i‘m Jennings. 3 of Wilmetteâ€"Jack Thull, ick Braun, Jack Allen, Bill Ludovice, Bill Van Zuyler. 324 A of Highland Parkâ€"Wm. Mann, Wilson _ Hamilton, :nk Sneedon, _ Frank Krohn Jr., Waiter S n. 38 B of ‘Braeâ€" sideâ€"Art Supple, Art Vyse, Bob Harvey, Dean | Dickinson, Norman_ Hirsch, 18 of Winnetkaâ€" Phil Bucher, Mike Lavenber!. Bob Willet, Edg; Hillner, Bill Kelley. A of Braesideâ€"Dick Patton, Joe Iw{ull' * Herb Bowker, Bruce Robinson, Tom Foster. 324 B of Hi{hhnd Parkâ€"Walter W v Donald Burnham, Sheldon Hamilton, ,oh- hind. Aléh'.;: Buakuul%er. 3 alE Highwoodâ€" énr usher, Leroy Youngs, Hainâ€" ::hfikyi{mdpplrlg' Rxen 3|Brizn. 324 in ‘arkâ€"Eugene Peterson, Jerry Sheahen, Bob Christensen, Lincoin loLna. Charles Ebert. The B teams and names of Scouts are: 16 B of Winnetka â€"Charles Swarts, Al Huettel, Don Harnesberger, Bob Sill,yde. !im Sharf).ecls of Wiunetfiâ€"Chrlu oote, e kson, _ Edward Neln-i Bud KniYgl. W. Noble. 46 A of Lake Forestâ€" Paul Goeldner, Ralph < Kirkman, Andrew Martenson, _ Nicholas Deru. u{nmn Smith. 30 A of Highland Parkâ€"J Ryan, {u Kilian, Bob Johnson, Christ Olefll-z:ul ill Hack. 30 F ‘of Highland, Parkâ€" fioiliu trom, Pat Moran, Bill Winters, Ted Hey: mann, John Nathan, 30 M of Highland Pnrkâ€";)m\ Fahey, Bill Drake, Jim Erickson, Don Heinrichs, Phil Minorini. Scouts of C teams follow: § of Wilmetteâ€"Bud Torrey, John Townâ€" send, Don Gange, Dave Lowe, Bob Lasâ€" celles. 30 C oluf;i(hhnd Parkâ€"Ken Margeâ€" son, Bill Peddie, Dave Hutchinson, Fred Ferread, Charles lhrtl. 42 of Lake Bluff â€"Wm. Burris, Wim. Bibb, Ed Dorm, Leo Grost, David Hammer. 30 E of Highland Other A teams with their personnel are as follows: TONIGHT THE PRESS8 cago. The proceeds of the concert will go toward the defraying of exâ€" penses of the newly constructed I!â€" lini Union Building for student activâ€" ities on the Urbana campus. Paul Grady, .181 Hazel ave. is one of the alumni patrons of the concert. QualityCleaners Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDRY Afn Wwiteson‘ Cabct protlitts your Table DRY CLEANING CO. Theoretically, the man in your life (or men, if you‘ve a son as well as a husâ€" band) likes new foods. But acâ€" tually most prefer the foods to which you‘ve accustomed them. The only change the brutes are grateful for is when you better their favorite dishes. So don‘t take away their ham and eggs or baked ham. But imâ€" prove these dishes 100% by using Wilson‘s Tender Extra Mild Certified Smoked Hamâ€" the ham that has a rich smoked fiavor plus all the modern tenâ€" derness and mildness. it WEEKâ€"END SPECIAL We Deliver And whatever else may happen, Spring is sure to come, Next stand until ready to whip. 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