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So fascinated was Mrs. Case with these costumes that she brought ‘home a trunk full. Among those she will show at the ancheon are examples from Leksand, Floda and Mora, the latter being the home of Andrew Zorn, Sweden‘s most versatile and famous artist. Josephine Altman Case Guest Of Ravinia Women "If you are of Swedish ancesâ€" try, you‘re lucky!" That‘s one way of summing up an interview with o Erpnon: thy on tohin the of Evanston, who on 13th will be the guest of Ravinia Womâ€" an‘s.club atâ€"the opening luncheon to be held at the Village house. ish Interlude" and illustrate her talk with costumes, textiles, enâ€" graved glass and other examples of Swedish arts and crafts. On June 23 of each year since gathered to dance around the maypole and to celebrate the adâ€" vent of summer. For this they wear picturesque costumes, .. VFW Plans Harvest Baill At Witten Hall, Oct. 23 Mrs. Albert Bushey, president of Ravinia Woman‘s club, will welâ€" come all new members to this opening meeting of the year. Wednesday evening, October 13, the Highland Park Memorial post 4737 of the VFW will hold a regâ€" ular business meeting at 8 p:.m. in Witten hall. All members are urged to be present. ‘The annual Harvest Ball of the VFW will take place on Saturday evening, October 23, in Witten Hall. Festivities will start at 9 p.m., with dancing to the music of Russ Johnson and his orchestra. It will be a masquerade costume ball, with prizes for the best cosâ€" tumes, as well as door prizes. Members and guests are cordially invited, and urged to make their plans early to attend. Seminars For Adults Numerous schools in this vicinâ€" ity are offering courses, lectures and seminass for adults, with curricula ranging from anthroâ€" pology to slip covering. An exhibit of pamphlets, catalogs and bulleâ€" tins has been assembled at the Highland Park Public Library for those who are interested in these educational â€"courses. Art Classes At Among the schools represented are Highland Park High School, the Y.W.C.A., Lake Forest College Evening Session, University of Chicago Downtown Center; Loyola University, and the University of Tllinois Correspondence Extension. Information goncerning registraâ€" tion, tuition, and meeting times is available at the library upon request, for the art classes that are held weekly at the Community Center. The Senior Art class meets on Thursday mornings at 9:30 o‘clock under the direction of Miss Ella which is open for children from 5 to 10 years of age, meets on Monday _ afternoons at 345 o‘clock. Mrs. Daniel M. Sinclair is Thursday, October 7, 1948 the. instructor for the children‘s New Waves Cause uns ns n e es PV EL. :+ The new Wave recruit training school opened Tuesday at Great Lakes, with appropriate .ceremonâ€" ies. The new training program is headed by Lt. Kathryn Dougherty. In six weeks another class will recruits are enlisted from all parts of the country. PRESS WANT ADS GET RESULTS Schwinn built heary duty Whizâ€" bicycles priced at $39.95. 552 Waukegan Ave. Highwood CerviSales &Service Mrs. Case will"speak on "Swedâ€" Holy Days 440 and T30 pas Tel. H. P. 1197 sented for 25 days at the Chicago October 21, and running through Sunday, November 14. Ice Follies of 1949 Ice Follies of 1949â€"will be preâ€" "The World‘s most distinguished ice show"â€"and that can only The engagement will include Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2:30 throughout, in addition to the performance each night at 8:80. The opening night again will be a lavish benefit performanice sponâ€" sored by the Service Club of Chiâ€" cago and presented in dazzling Hollywood premiere style. A dozen years of entertainment excellence enhances the creation of the Shipstads and Johnson Ice Fellies of 1949, the allâ€"new 13th annual edition of the spectacular skating extravaganza. Not only is the current edition the best in its field, but it is the greatest ever produced by the three wizâ€" ards of the skating blades. A dozen or more production numbers present costumes more dazzling and colorful than ever before, skating patterns packed with sheer beauty, spectacular lighting and scenic effects never before seen on ice;â€"The large and brilliant allâ€"star cast includes such favorites as Roy Shipstad, Hazel Franklin, Frick and Frack, Phyllis and Harris Legg, Schramm Twins, Monica Moran, Carlos Romero, Hamilton & Morrison, Mae Ross, Bill Stine, Marilyn Take, Ericsen & Mulvey, Scotvold Twins, Betty Schalow, Hugh Hendrickson, Rasâ€" mussen & Cameron, Narena and Norris, Ed Dunigan, the Silver Blade Four, and, of course, the delightful Ice Folliettes of the balâ€" let ensembles and precision lines. The Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies of 1949 has reached the pinnacle in its field and become a tradition in the entertainment industry. When any theatrical enâ€" terprise can attract 30 million paâ€" tronsâ€"and Ice Follies has in the ‘yut 12 yearsâ€"it becomes an inâ€" stitution. The thirteenth annual edition of Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies is even more pretenâ€" tious, elaborate and colorful than its twelve predecessors. Tickets for the entire Arena engagement are on sale at the Rasmussen and Cameron $1.25 $1.50 We aMl Love ow es ie GARNETT‘S son, first vice president; Mrs. Alexander _ Willman, 2nd vice president, Mrs. Irving Brand, reâ€" cording secretary; Mrs. William Sheehan, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Lewis Stryker, preasurer, and three other members chosen at large: Mrs. Willard Allen, Mrs. Eugene C. Becker and Mrs. Wendel] Goodpasture. Committee for the new year book, soon to be out, consists of Mrs, AJlexander Willman and Mrs. Robert Pettis, Rummage Sale The club will hold a Rummage sale October 28â€"30, with Mrs. Robert Greenslade, chairman . of Ways and Means, in charge. Opening Meeting 4 At the opening meeting of the year, October 12, at 2 p.m. the auditorium _ of _ the _ Deerfield Grammar school, Mrs. Frable, chairman of Fine Arts department will present Mrs. B. F. Reinking Deerfield Woman‘s Club purfield Woman‘s club called by its president, Mrs. Paul Pagett, the members approved a change in byâ€"laws and became incorporated. Officers of the club are: Mrs. Pagett, president; Mrs. R. L. Johnâ€" of Bannockburn, with music by Mrs. Lisle R. Hawley. Mrs. George Jacobs will be "Hostess for the day". Arena box office and also at Lytton‘s, State and Jackson. Mail orders also are being accepted at The annual Tea for new memâ€" bers was held Tuesday, October 5, at the home of Mrs. Frank L. Frable. Landlord services to tenants of controlled rentalsâ€"including decâ€" oratingâ€"if listed as regular serâ€" vices in the official registration of the house or apartment with the area rent ‘office, are expected to continue, or a landlord risks a rent office order to decrease the rent he collects, it was stated today by Norman B. Shogren, Chicago area rent director. The rent director explained that his office reviews complaints of reduced decorating services and, after a reasonable time is given a landlord to reinstate a lapsed service, and he has not done so, the office orders a reâ€" duction in rent. Do you have any wicker porch furniture or other artiâ€" cles such as lamps, tables, etc. that you are not using and would like to donate to the Club Room that is being furâ€" nished for young people at the Community Center? Call H.P. 2442 and we will arrange for a pickâ€"up. For All types of table linens and blankets. DRY CLEANING (all types) Free Pickâ€"up and Delivery 300 N. Grean Bay H.P. 5804 At a September meeting of the PARKWAY CURTAIN LAUNDRY HOUSE CLEANING? CURTAIN TROUBLES? THE PRESS On‘ Yom Kippur Eve, in order to accommodate the entire conâ€" gregation in the Temple proper, two services will be held, one at 7:30 p.m. and the other at 9:30 p.m. On Wednesday, October 13, services will be continuous beâ€" ginning at ten o‘clock, with the following special services: mornâ€" ing service, 10 a.m., children‘s service, 1 :30 p.m., afternoon servâ€" ice, 3‘ pm., and the Memorial Service, 4 p.m. No Substitute Yom Kippur, the Day of Atoneâ€" ment, most solemn and sacred day of the Jewish calendar, begins at sundown, Tuesday, October 12, and concludes at sundown Wedâ€" nesday, October 13. Dr. Edgar E. Siskin will conduct all of the services at North Shore Congreâ€" North Shore Congregation Observes Yom Kippur gation Israel in Glentoe. The subject of Dr. Siskin‘s serâ€" mon.on Tuesday evening will be FOR WHAT SHALL WE ATONE*? The sermon topic for Wednesday morning is SCAPEâ€" GOATS, and the Memorial Serâ€" mon is entitled VICTORY OVER DEATH > There is no better or easier way to acquire health than by weight training. Fall weight lifting classes will start Monday, October 11th, at the Community Center gym. The classes are held on Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:00 P.M. and are open to all men in Highland Park. The inâ€" structors are Ed Weeks, Norm Olson and Pat Gallagher. TO ALL CAR AND TRUCK OWNERS FOR BETTER BODY 387 Park Avenue PROMPT SERVICE AND FREE ESTIMATES Dick Sprigygs, Proprietor NORTH SHORE Gzs COMPANY A new auditorium called Gas Hospitality House is availâ€" able for your use at 214 Madison Street,, Waukegan (across from North Shore Gas Company). Call now to reserve "a date for a "Vi" Decker Cooking School for your Club or Society . . . perhaps you will wish to sell tickets and make it a Benefit show to raise funds for your club activity Gas Hospitality House Phone or write Miss "Vi" Decker, Ontario 6500 FENDER WORK IT‘S A SUNDAE EVERY DAY AT 364 Central Avenue "The Friendly People" TASTY HAMBURGCERS, TOO l’boqe for a "Take Out" Order Don‘t Forget â€" We Have Frozen Foods There DICKETRACY‘S is no charge for use of Highland Park 415 Tel. H. P. 326 Page 5