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Press, Information Counsel To Speak at Wilpine ORT Gad Ranon, Israel counsel for press and information, will be the guest speaker at the Wilpine Chapter of Women's American ORT meeting at noon Tuesday in the home of Mrs. Joseph Kaplan, 3226 Hill Ln., Wilmette. Mr. Ranon will speak on ORT schools in Israel and the relationMr. Ranon ship b e t w e e n schools and government there. He has been in government service since 1960 following his work in the Israel defense forces. Prior to his assignment to the Chicago Metropolitan area, he was first secretary of the Israel Embassy in Manilla. New officers for the chapter include Mrs. Benjamin Z. Gould, president; Mrs. Irving Dexter, Mrs. Joseph Kaplan, Mrs. Philip J. Green and Mrs. Edward Fischl, vice presidents. Others are Mrs. Chester White, recording secretary; Mrs. Meyer Reizman, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lee Schulman, financial secretary; and Mrs. Sylvan Salk, treasurer. All are from Wilmette. North Shore Associates Will Meet in Evanston North Shore Associates of Chicago Commons will meet at 10:15 a.m. today in the home of Mrs. T. HoUingshead Martin, 3026 Normandy PL, Evanston. Co-hostesses will be Mrs. Vance N. Kirby and Mrs. Martin Van der Velde, both of Winnetka. David Antibi of Chicago, consultant for the Chicago Federation of Settlements, will speak. IN HEART OF WINNETKA BEAU T IFUL-GRACIOUS-MAGNIFICEN T Almost I'/4 acres close to Winnetka's finest schools, churches, transportation, and shopping. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CALL MRS. O'NEIL Woman Banker to Explain Services to Northridge Club Miss Margery Ogle, director of the Women's banking department of the Chicago LaSalle National Bank, will address the Northridge Woman's Club at 1 p.m. Monday in the home of Mrs. Merle Burdick, 2300 Iroquois Rd., Wilmette. Miss Ogle will show a film, "Plan for Tomorrow" and explain a bank's trust department. Co-hostesses for the event include Mrs. Robert Tappendorf, Mrs. Melvin Curvey, Mrs. Kenneth Shearon, and Mrs. Lawrence Nortrup, all of Wilmette. M 9 G U I R E SL O R R INC Winnetka Office Auxiliary to View Spa nish Imports Imports from Spain will be the highlight of the St. Francis Hospital Auxiliary luncheon at noon Wednesday in Westmoreland Country Club, 2601 Glenview Rd., Wilmette. Mrs. Raymond O'Laughlin of Northfield is chairman of the luncheon. Assisting are Mrs. William A. Maloney of Winnetka, Mrs. John T. Hickey of Glencoe, and Mrs. Charles J. Roubik of Wilmette. Fashions will be from Quintero, Ltd. of Oak Park. VERNON WELSH is voting for ^JGoTJJ. fr»Wi» <\p,m - ·SP.HK TStLSLu^ "Pioneers of the North Shore" 567 Lincoln Ave., HI 6-5010 Artificial Arrangements To Be Program for OBT The art of arranging artificial flowers will be presented at the Valley Chapter of Women's American ORT at 12:30 p.m. Tuesday. Flowers by Reed will be demonstrated in the home of Mrs. Julian Silvertrust, 726 Strawberry Hill Dr., Glencoe, by Mrs. Ben Brodsky, Mrs. Charles Rothenberg, and Mrs. Jerry Weissman. All are of Highland Park. P. J. CULLERTON for County Assessor because he has established a mobile field office for the convenience of home owners. RERLTV ring RinrjF»r for res ults £xretteni (BuijAl WINNETKA LUXURY RANCHES --EAST AND WEST! Stunnning Lannonstone on beautiful dead-end street in Hubbard Woods, one block from Lake; Perfect for entertaining w/marble floored entry and formal dining rm., 43' sweep of L.R. and den, w/3-way fireplace; lanai w/BB-Q and bar open to terrace; Lge. master suite plus 3 other big bedrms. (and room for more!). 3¼ gorgeous vitrolite baths. Pan. rec. rm. AIR CONDITIONED, Thermopane windows thru-out. Newly priced to sell--$139,500. oStL^AcW. ^CrCjOudla. \ i L IQCWMICL. l: w? 1¼ landscaped acres surround this stunning custom built home in estate area Finest appointments and over-size rooms. Travertine entry and living room fireplace wall; stone fireplace and beamed ceiling, paneled family room w/wet bar; formal dining room; glass enclosed porch opening to patio. Master bedroom dressing room and glamorous bath; 2 family bedrooms and 2 baths plus maid's rm. and bath. Picturebook Mutschler kitchen w/built-ins and large breakfast area. Central air conditioning and all Thermopane windows. $119,500. ^sJ^^SiUx WkS^mWM ZvwifoH «t $sLta/fe* <tof. tfiMAuftoL (ffa66a/iet wowfc>fa^HuM.Ortfov fJtte PAAIJM^ ^ i h < k ^ W v 105 482 Central Ave., Highland Park October 20, 1966 ID 2-6600