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Leather Work Big Feature Jhonday,' August 5th, leather work at Sunset Park was started. It is now. the chief diversion of the chil- dren. Purses are the most common articles, to' be desired. There are Me sizes, a 4x2% inch size and dif- fprene.gizes and, prices up to $2.00 size which is 8x11 inches. .It. maybe added thrtth? small cost of then;- ticle does not pay for it but is re-’ duced to" the minimum with the ttnan-l cial- iid of theiEast Park Board/tii" encourage the useful use of leisure timer Mud? care and patience is needed for leather work. . The stu- dent‘who finishes a-pocket. book is indeed proud of it for it. represents hard and skillful manual craftwork combined with patience and persever- ance. . . Big Bus Trip Planned The ~play ground directors are planning a large trip for which any amrularr"membtr" is eligible. The charge will be seventy-five cents and bring your own lunch.’ The Field Museum, Lincoln Park and a- Bid League baseball game are to bertakerr An. Both play grounds are expecting many memberscto take advantage of this marvelous, offer whichis made by the East Park Board. Five instruc- tors will accompany the children. Mr. Frederickson, Miss Cancie, Miss Brockway, Miss Smith and Mrs, Block will have full charge of the trip. T Sunset Stars Victorious Ravinia play ground boys were nosed out of last weeks Indoor Base- ball game by one point which was made in the last inning. The Stars also walked away with the game! Thursday._ They defeated the Live‘ Wires to the tune of 15-5. . 7 . Mamie Tums Reaches Honor Goal The 600 point mark has been reached at last. Mamie Turns isthe much honored girl. Her score was brought up when basket season-ended' and she received credit for her 11 finished baskets and 165 points were added to her already high sum of points. Mamie’s success in being the first one to earn the first Sunset "S" is shared by her playmates to whom she is especially endeared because of her invaluable aid.' so yin! not. for.trmw-tt" ‘12, " yen-rot re. .. I“ . ', e _ " yard Pee to! bors---t4. 15. " years of :9. . . so y-rd me: tur trirb---W. 18, M, Mr. " 3111‘! of an. _ 3:15 mm. 4. Hanan Puck (Chane your wn partner: 20 yard not foe hoe-i' and ' year- of '30 20 Girls 5 :15 Boys Girls yard yard yard Girls Win Athletic Badge Test (Continued from page 2) race hoe for. airll~ 8 for girls” do for born-- " and u unit ard " year: and 9 years of of of The following girls have passed tharAthUtik badge teat: Aleda Zim- mer, Lorraine Zimmer, Dorothy Boy- lon, Dorothy &shdaibaeh, Winifred Coleman, Lorraine Lindstrurn. Sev- eral are expecting to. thtish their tests this week. _Ther'tire Mamie Tuma, Helen Deland, Zella Dofand, Helen Titman, Rose Smith, Rose Venture, Betty Schmidt, Mary Venture. -. The Tests consists of tour parts: I. Balancing -.d. (use of balance beam). T “r”. 2. 50 yard dmsh---8 sec; _ . 3. Make two out of five tstriketr- "indoor ball. serves . Ravinia Play Gmnd _ During the hot _rtterppons more, baskets and toys begin to grow. Sit trays are now nearly completed'and many baskets. Leather work is now being offered at Sunset on Tuesday and Friday afterndohs for all who want it.' Bagkets etc., will be con- tinued here this weekUnd preparar lions made for she Handicraft Ex- hibit at the end of the season. Swimming continues as usual on Mondays, and Wednesdays. The usual Ravinia program this week will be given over to the Track Meet how- ever. Many are expected to partici- pate." . _ f V In spite of the hot ‘and-_ fainy weather of, last week, Ravinig chil- driin still came in large numbers to the playground. Hot weather games took place, of the more active and strenuous" ones. Jacks became ex- eeedirutlytoppl,tAr and wgs played by boys and Arirhs _alike. . The winners of -the playground contest on Tues- day were Margaret' Burkhardt,-8hira ley Beyers, Bernice Kurtzen and sAtrnirs- Daly and Mildred Simpson. These girls entered the contest against the Sunset Girls on Wednes- day., "Jaeksknife " or Mumble-te-Peg. and Baseball Knife also became very popular as the days grew' warmer. Another game "Sand-Grit" was also interesting. But besides these hot weather games other events of in.. terest occurred as well. The boys hike with Mr. Ftederiekson on Tues- day proved very interesting. _ . --" . Ekeurtrion Day . ", Here is some good new"s for the ‘children: . "Thursday, August 15th, will be extursion day. Plans are be. ing made to take the members of the play'grounds to Lincoln Park and to the Sox ball game at Comiskey Park. V The playground at, Ravinia was made jrtvssiNe through the kindness of Mr. Can-who gave permission to us? a part of the school Building in connection with ther school plays ground. _ . Parents should acquaint themselves withdthe btsketweaving etc, that is being done. ' Without this' privilege. many of the activities could not be carried on.. Busses will sttyrt from the play: ground in the morning. and return in the evening after the Mm game. Mr. Frederickson, together yith Miss Cancie. Miss Brockway, and Miss Smith, will be inchnrge of the affair. A small charge will be made for 'the transportation. .. - Parents -ttre asked 'to provlde- the children with lunches. . Parents may get further informa- tion by seeing the playground direc- tor-or by phoning H. P. 3880. Serve two out of 5 volley ban THE PRESS next nnursuay alwrllwu, nusum. up, “an. luyl “a"... w..._-.-.-...- and the Ravinia Opera Ballet will present a program of danees following the usual musical program by the Chicago Symphoni Orchestra directed by Mr. Erie DeLamnrter. 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Pure white. 5 for .........., MAbdNNA LILIES, 5 for ttee.-ret- .wee The nbove flowers are now ready Children 's Day Program At Ravinia ti, Franken Bros. Phone Deerfield 241 IRIS, SIBERICA GERMAN IRIS - - Deerfield, Ill. l. Baud-n Done: labia-win _ Ludmih Spar-um- fe and . Kunmnollky. Smile. Datum. . Nmnt 2. To My Valentine._lhehmnlnot Ruth Page and Edwin Stravhridcc a. Little Red Riding Mood and the Wolf V. ....Tbeh|ikomky Alta w-kr and v.uehsts Pruner .1. A _ .- "-'.'" Ttr'" . .. __.er_ _ . Guion Ruth Page and Edwin Struwbridzo 5. “1":th ..-.'_. ". _ _ . . . Rouini . Virginia "W: 1nd Elena Bimbo“ 10. Sun Worshippeh.......m..loomia Ruth Page and Edwin Stmwbridxe' and Wlmwsky. Sharing, Kruapohky. _ " svertyqshh Nutrent, Stone, . Rambo“. Pruner Marian Graham " the Piano q '__:.,,,.,.:, ..- "Piek-Mantriairam 'And ’twu 01.! who danced Among V _ the turbulent. Rama" Edwin Strawbridxe 9. A Japanese Print., (w .. ___.. _ -. Jnmnke theme. nmnzed by . Goodell 4. 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