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E w c d e n P & : t & 2 [> ¢ $ f ;gi 453 riee : $ dp 1. ; = t o ae~ : Afest io. F IP h c C3 o l ME + h £ [BS:â€"a 4s m o1 tBhlmia) sb hoii â€"<sa > m m â€" RECEERC PF 4 i4 *# p coaprmiommmer ns c is more worthy of support than the Young ~Women‘s â€"Christian associaâ€" tion, the annual budget campaign for which is now organized. The finanâ€" cial statement for the year of 1930 published on this page shows that the affairs of the association are ably handled and used to the best adâ€" ‘vantages.. Never in the past years has the rentals from rooms and asâ€" sembly hall equalled what it already â€"â€"has in nine months of 1929.._Theâ€"reâ€" ports of the various departments ‘evidence the great worthâ€"while work which has been done for the benefit of the girls and young women of the community. This work is rapidly inâ€" creasing in scope with the marked ~~growth of the city, and this year the association will need all of the $6,500 asked for in this campaign for curâ€" ‘Frent expenses. _ . _‘ * / too highly praised this â€"direction. ~~~ conferences, but it is not a conferâ€" ence. (It runs camps, but it is not a camp. It takes a â€"registry of homes thet girls may find safe living quarâ€" ters, but it is not a registry bureau. It helps girls find employment, but it is not an employment bureau. It studies methods of work among girls, but it is not a university. It :: committee. (It is an association of women a worldâ€"wide sisterhood to ._..... What the Y, W, C. A. Does . It â€"erectsâ€"buildings, â€"butâ€" it is not â€"a building. â€" It conducts classes, but is notâ€"a school. It organizes girls into "The girl you believe inâ€"its her turn nowâ€" & "~"Back up your faith with funds." It is ~believed that the people of Highland <Park, who have hitherto given the Y. W, C. A. such loyal supâ€" port, will not fail to again generously rally to its support, realizing the great and good work which is being done by the association in so many companionable ° and . understanding friendliness that brings them back again and again. On Sunday, Oct. 6, approximately twentyâ€"five girls dropâ€" per in to meet their friends and enâ€" joy the homeâ€"like atmosphere of our As a clearing house for all sorts of work in the community the Y also deserves mention. It is a valuable bureau for information, a willing aid in preventing delinquency, a friend and a helper to all young women, whose welfare is its first care and whose gratitude it richly merits. women of the city. Perhaps by those who are seldom, if ever, in the Y. W. C. A. building, it is hard â€"to realize how many girls there are in Highland Park who are miles away from their homes.: Many ~_And for girls who have good homes it gords the means for ,!rtim«ufl_“ in outside activities nfifis the proper environment; it leads and teaches. Its value in the life of the growing girl is beyond estimate. â€" It cannot be Y, W. C, A. Merits Support for its work i Budget Expenses Administration ......_____..__. Bm‘m A'_ meinnbim ind ie is will be present as it is of vital imâ€" portance that each worker hear at this time the instructions which will make her work more systematic and easier both for her and the auditors. Immediately after luncheon the solicâ€" itors will be allowed to select cards of those whom they prefer to solicit. If a g ker _ has i m articul _,3. ad 6 seality she wishes to '_l‘."‘”h' even more important that she be at the luncheon so that she might select floor in emergencies, 50¢ a night. 51 different permanent girls. 132 differâ€" ent transients one or more nights. Rooms listed in private homes, 46. Guests placed in private homes, 41. Attendanceat January .annual. meetâ€" â€"â€"BDuring â€"theâ€"driveâ€"there_â€"are â€"toâ€"be two luncheons and five teas at the YÂ¥. â€"W.â€"C,. A. 4or those â€"women who are soliciting. At the first luncheon on Thursday, Oct. 24 at 1:15 p. m. it is Soâ€"here‘s a word to the nonâ€" giver"It is more blessed to give!" _ Service Record The buildingâ€"Open 7:00 a.m. to 10 p.m. including Sunday. 55 nonâ€" association groups meetings in buildâ€" ing. 15 different groups. Total in nonâ€"2ssociation groups using building 837 people. _ _ es Club membershipâ€"One high School club 22; four Grade School clubs 81; Mothers‘ club 50; Friendship club 30; B. Y.‘s club 18. # 7 Budget difference ................... * Luncheons and Teas Girl â€" Reserve Motherâ€"Daughter banâ€" quet, 215. : Easter breakfast attendâ€" ance, 60. _ Summer campâ€"Accommodates 22 girls per week, $5.00 each; two weeks camp;â€"counselorâ€"_{or every .10 girls; visitors at camp 42. $ Estimated Income Interest on investment.........:....$ 1,495 Rentals from rooms and asâ€" 3 sembly hall .......................... £#,400 Concerning Givers â€"â€" ~There‘s the grumpy â€"giverâ€"* pose I‘ll have to." _ o e ~. And the perhaps givenâ€""Wellâ€"erâ€" maybe I will." > And the Jaterâ€"on giverâ€"*"Yes, yeés, some other time.". _ And the gloricus giverâ€"*"Why, of course, I will.â€"Here‘s my check." â€"Open house Sunday â€" Average 16 girls a Sunday. ~â€"Residence â€" Accommodates :single rooms 5, $4.00 to $6.00 per week; double rooms 4, $4.00 per week each; transient room with 4 beds, $1.00 a night each; four screened off corners of assembly (used in summer) $4.00 Activities and extension.........> 1,0980 the nqn;‘iVG"_ul:m too poor; I‘m not interested; I‘m too busy." +~~**~~ bring more abundant life for women ~â€"Y. W. C.A. Notes .......$ 4,030 THE PR E3 3 coms avantcenie > ie inen un ....$ 6,452 $10,347 $ 3,895 High School G. R. ‘‘®e Freshman High School Girl Reserves definitely organized their club on Monday, Oct. 14 at a meeting at the Y. W. C. A. building. They held their election of officers and disâ€" eussed tentativeâ€"plansâ€"for â€"their â€"fuâ€" ture program of procedure. â€" Elsie Carlyeâ€"wasâ€"electedâ€"presidentâ€"of â€"the club, Eva Miller, vice president, Carâ€" oline Schemmel, secretary, and Wilma Knobloch, treasurer. Both Elsie tteveâ€"thatâ€"theâ€"Cubs=enjoyed â€"theâ€"out ime ies e + mareie en nedinimemms mensliie e puaiiiny Mn on ce eacondner on doors su ’g}:l o a Wrepens i nl[n scuoui save . iAounu . Hcil ._DiQ= an upper class Girl serve .club so an upper class Girl Reserve .club so they too are anxious to meet again as the Live Y‘ers for an hour some 1:15 p. m. the following . Thursday, Oct. 81. and will be for the purpose of checking up in a body the work that hasâ€"by that timeâ€"been accomâ€" plished. On Monday, Tuesday, Wedâ€" nesday, Friday and Saturday of the week of October 28 the workers may stop at the Y.: W. C. A. any time beâ€" tween 3:30 and 5:30 p. m. for tea and to make a report of the day‘s work. o ues Girl Reserves The Cubs chave beenâ€" taking adâ€" vantage of the beautiful fall weather by holding their meetings out of doors. On Wednesday, the fourâ€" teenth, the Cubs Junior played games in the Y. W. C. A. back yard where, perhaps you don‘t know, there is an outâ€"door stage, some lovely trees and a most picturesque ravine, where no end of places may.be found in which to hide and have picnics. ~The Junâ€" iors after their games made a camp fire in the ravine where they learned a few points about roasting marshâ€" mallows without having them burn or slide off the long fork. Later on, the same afternoon the Cubs Seniors adjourned to the ravine where they The girls who tast year were memâ€" bers of the Live Y‘er Girl Reserves club at high school are planning to retaining the name of Live Y‘ers. A number of these girls are too old to be Girl Reserves and have graduated fromâ€"high school but they still want the old group to have its meetings at the "Y" as it did in the past years. Some of the girls who are still in high school have found their proâ€" members ofâ€"the Girlâ€"Reserve corps last yearâ€"and attended the YÂ¥. W.â€"C. A. camp last June. Eva Miller and Caroline Schemmel have been Girl Reserves for two or three years, so the club feels that in its officers it has selected girls who will perform their various duties, faithfully and efficiently. This group on October 21 will â€"meet for supper at the Y, at which time they will discuss standâ€" ards necessary in becoming a Girl Reserve ringâ€"wearer. the camp fire. At least. from the sounds of laughter and scent of roastâ€" ing weenies that drifted into the Y. W. C. A.at supper time when everyâ€" one was hungry, we were led to beâ€" her choice before some one else takes Live YV‘ers twentyâ€"five of the. Deerfieldâ€"Girlâ€"R« serves met for an informal part at the Y. W. C. A. Miss Alice Lin berg, a teacherâ€" at Deerfleld gramm: year and Mrs. Beatrice Meyer, teacl er at the Wilmot school in Deerfiel who will at times assist Miss Lin« berg with the group. With the hel of Mrs. Chandler‘s and Mrs. Hutton cars brought the girls over and toc them home. The Deerfield Girl R serves are having a hike and ween luncheon in the assembly hall. Sup gestions were made and discussed : to the kind of programs the gir wish at their meetings and the kir of service work they plan to do. Hallowe‘en party at 8:30 o‘clock c Thursday evening, Oct. 31 at the ° W.â€"C. A.. Flora Milligan, Lulu Di ‘mer, and Irene Saari, are the refresi ment committee and Esther Soun and~ Agnes Milligan : the â€"entertai ment committee for the party. is to be a masquerade affair and t ~Friendshipâ€"Girlsâ€"will beâ€"gladâ€"to har any girl come to the party who is n ~already ~planning â€"somée â€"fun ~f, Halowe‘en. Everyone will be taxe 25 cents to defray expenses of r freshments. â€" If you will come, ca evening. . Miss. Josephine Snyd with Mrs. Hutton at the. "Â¥" to di: cuss this reorganization and it | hoped that after the rush of can paign days are over their plans wi be carried out. _ Makio Girl Reserves The Makio Girl Reserves puttin loyalty to their school before thei club pleasures, postponed the inform al initiation of new members, whic they had planned to hold at the Y. V C.â€"A.â€" on â€"Friday, â€"Oct. 18 until â€"th following Friday in order â€"that the might attend a football game . i which,the (Oak Terrace school tea:» was participating. > Friendship Club At the meeting of the Friendshi club on the evening of Thursday, Oc 17 the girls transacted some very in portant club business. It was vote that the club pledge to the Y. W. ( A. during its maintenance driveâ€" $5 which the club will raise before ne> June. Flora and Agnes Milliga: Esther and Evelyn Soumi, Ada Sel and Irene Saari volunteered to giv up part of their next Thursday afte ber 28th, so the girls will have â€": idea of how many refreshments â€" prepare. . Miss Cora Hendee, Mi Esther Huckins, Miss Gertrude Am and Mrs. Lydia Hutton are to be i vited to be judges to select the pri costumes. Miss â€"Augusta Shriffer as vic president of the club was appoint general program chairman by t president, Miss Evelyn Soumi. Deerfield Gir}l Reserves and will elect their officers for year around the camp fire. roast on October 23rd after scho ce m rmentinimnareciple s » coe s 0y â€"wpes e e meeei t ie e ce ot PCmmc C1CT Thursday, Oct. 24, 192«