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(i WI-LMBTTB LIFE February 14, ·19JO · New Trier Track Squads to Meet Proviso February 15 The senior and junior track teams of New Trier High school are scheduled to meet Proviso High school at the New Trier field house this Saturday, Febt uary 15. The New Trier senior tracksters defeated Evanston two weeks ago, but lost an e.arlier match to Senn High school of Chtcago. The Gray and Green junior track team lost to both Evanston and Senn. Although the junior team has been \mabie to annex a victory thus far, the youngsters show much promise in the dash events, according to Track Coach John Nay. A·nong the star performers on the New Trier senior team are : Hugh Saxon,· Fred Williams, Walter Wanger, John Kirby, Hiram Weld, Bob Kelly, Frank Riley, Henry Bender, Paul Powell, George Boylston, and Don Matthews. Shawnee Ready for Gala Ice Carnival Saturday Eveuing Weather permitting, Shawnee Country club will hold a Festive ice carnival Saturday evening, February 15, from 8:30 o'clock until 11 o'clock, during which time the club will combine the "glories of St.' Moritz, Lake Placid, and Quebec for one glorious evening of fun and merry-making," . "Shawnee Shore" announces. The skating shelter will be transformed into a bit of north woods. Re- freshments will be served through the evening in the shelter, and music will be furnished for the skaters. There will be ice waltzers, figure -skaters, neophites, and just plain skate~s, and everyone is requested to come m costume. "Carnival costumes of any description are in order, and as a carnival without costumes is much like an ice carnival without ice, please come in costume," the club requests. A secret committee of five judges has been selected and many prizes are in store. A prize for the most elaborate costume among the women, a prize for the most bizarre costume among the men, and prizes for the most original costume among the women and the most original among the men are some of the awards which will be given. A carnival committee consisting of Mrs. Robert S. Babcock, Mrs. Harry C. Daniels, Howard L. Fogg, E. H. Yonkers, Jr., Arthur Seibold, Jr., Kenneth Page, and David Anderson has completed arrangements for a gala affair. There will be many colored lights, music, refreshments, costumes, exhibition skaters, and much real pleasure and amusement for all participants, of spectators. Papantony & Son 5 Free Deliveries Daily , . 1135 Central Ave. Wilmette 154-1361 Moaday. Tuesday, Feb. 17-18 TEXAS ORANGES, large ·a·nd juicy, 2 dozen ... ..... .. .. . . . TEXAS GRAPEFRUIT, seedless, dozen ..................... . WISCONSitl 'POT ATOES, 2 })ecks ........................... . -ROMAN BEAUTY APPLES, J>eck ....................... . ..... . JONATHAN APPLES, 1)eck ...· .......................... . SAVOY TOMATOES, () ca11s ........................... . SAVOY SWEET CORN, (l ·ca11s ....................... . ... . }})S. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SAVOY COFFEE, 2 SAVOY PEAS, 6 cans SAVOY PEACHES, 3 large can s ....................... . SAVOY PINEAPPLE, 3 large cans ...... . ........... ~ ... . LOMAX PALE DRY GINGERALE, ({()ZC11 .·...·.........·.....·....... SANTOS COFFEE, 3 lbs. . ........................... . STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, 2 <lozet1 .......................... . SPECIALS CELERY, 2 bunches 'I 'I 'I 'I *I *I *I *I ·I *I ·I *I *I *I Dollar Day_ Special Marcel, Finger Wave, Shampoo or Manicure. Any two for ... ... ... . i National College Facuity Members Producing Play Miss Clara Belle Baker and Miss Etta Mount are the producers of "Penny-Lad,,. a play for ·children to be ' g~ven at th.e Natwnal Kmdergarten College A wave that makP~ your hair on February 1S, silken, fioft and lus trous, and rival!'~ by the student Nature's best. W e are equipped to players 111 their giv e you the wave best suit ed to eighth annual your personality. appearance 1 n Evanston. The play is an original dramatizaFor Appointment-Phone tion of the Wilmette 1911-1133 Swedish story "Bikku Matti ." E11trance Presentation of Winberg's Drug Store the "P e n n v Claro. B. Baker Lad" will also 417 LINDEN AVENUE be given at later dates in Oak Park, The Drug Store in the La Grange, Hammond, and in MilMiddle of the Block waukee. The proceeds are for the ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!~C~o~ll~e~ge~B~u~il~d~in~g~fu_ n_ d. ____ Famous Permanent Wave =~a~l~ .~~~~. ~~~~ .$8 MONDAY - TUESDAY FEBRUARY 17-18 LETTUCE, 3 heads ...................... . OOLLAR OAYS SPECIAL YOUR CHOICE OF $1.20 VALUE RIPE BANANAS, cloze11 ........................ . AU telephone orders carefu~y SJ.oo filled Try our fresh butter rolla-made twice daily The Patty Shoppe BAKERY 1153 Wilmette Ave. Wilmette 575