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The usual rhrnival nttractions con- sisting of concessions, refreshments, dancing and numerous other features are scheduled for the three days. Ar. rangements are being made to get a fine orchestra for the occasion and dancing will be held each evening. On Friday morning, July 4, the Drum and Bugle corps will appear in a parade here at 10 a. m. . Plans are going ahead and are nearing completion for the annual carnival to be staged by the Duma- est] Spencer Post of the American- Legion in Sunset Park. The carnival this year will be held three days, starting Thursday, July 2 and ending Saturday evening, July 5. Viking's Hold Picnic Santi’s Grove Sunday The annual picnic given by the Vik, ine lodges, will be held Sunday, June 22 at Santi’s Grove, four miles west at Highwood. Games of all kind: with dancing will be features of the day. Good music is promised for the occasion. A large attendance is anticipated. This Clrnival promises to be one of the biggest affairs the local post has ever put on. The committee is working hard and with the co-open- tion of the public it should be a big success. The entire building will be raised to three stories by the addition of one story on the present two-story sec- tion facing Central avenue and two stories on the one-story north portion of the present building. _ Exterior Finish The exterior of the first story will be finished in black and green marble, and the remainder of the building in Redford stone. with a mansard roof of slate and tile, making one of the handsomest business structure: on the North Shore, it is expected. 3 Day Carnival to Be Staged Here July 3-5 Extensive remodeling of the North Shore Trust Co. building, corner of Sheridan road and Central avenue, which will include increase of the height to three stories throughout and entire new exterior in architec- tural style known as modern French, is being planned by the bank officials, and an idea of how the structure will look when finished is given in the picture from the architect's sketch on the cover page of this issue of the Press. W. D. Mann of Highland Park and Chicago is the architect. The interior of the bank proper will remain practically as at present (Continued on page 41) NEW BUILDING FOR NORTH SHORE TRUST Present Structure to Be Exten- sively Remodelled; Three Stories. Plan VOLUME XIX T be Highlanh Park Pttgg The women members of Sunset Valley Golf club who formed an or- ganizatinn it the beginning of the season. chase the "Tee Club" of Sun- set Valley Golf club. as their omcill name, at the retruhrltuiies'dy lunch- eon and meeting on Tuesday. Prizes hr the events played on June 3 and Juno lo, were awarded to Miss Mnrie Berlin, Mrs. Christine Elwell, and Mrs. Anthony. ' Sunset Valley, which is one of the beét community courses in the court. try, is being kept in trim for the event, and the new greens at the sixth and eighth holes will be.ready for use by then. Thc tricky seventh hole will offer some diMeulties to the golf- t-rs. The length of the hole in! been increased to 420 yards, 135 yards more than before. A drainage ditch crosses the fairway diagonally for a distance of 100 yards. John tykeete, superintendent Ind gennrai manager of the Railroad Men's Home returned last Tuesdly frum Cleveland, 0., where he ad- dressed the Brotherhood of Locomo- tive Engineers, at I meeting in that city. The house committee is planning . bridge party to take plue " the club house on Friday, June 27. There " he a prize for etch tlble. and anyone who cares to come will be very wet. come. Reservations nay be made by notifying Mrs. E. M. hing. the com- mittee chairman. _ A booklet describing the event will be harmed later on, and will contain matters of interest to all those who make use of the club. The North Shore Open tournament, the biggest golf event alone the north shore during the season, is to be played off on the Sunset Valley course Monday, July 14. The Sports and Pastimes committee of the club have been busy making preparations for the day, and it is expected that there will be a bigger field than ever before. The entries thus far include some names that every golfer knows. John Hutchinson, Al and Abe Espinosa. Chick Evans and Bob McDonald, have already made their entries, and many others are expected to enter after the U. S. National Open, which is to be played off the 10th, 11th and 12th of July. The citizens of High- land Park who are interested in golf should avail themselves of this op- portunity to see some real competi- tiun. There will be $1500 offered to the winners in cash and prizes, The event was so successful last year that all expenses were met out of the re- ceipts, so the committees decided to enlarge the offering for this year. O'Keefe Delivers an Address at Cleveland Women Golfers Choose "Tee Club" as Name Preparing for North Shore Open Tourney At Sunset Golf Club HIGHLANL Pm. 1mm". THURSDAY, JUNE 19, 1930 Late yesterday Iftemoon the ftre department was called to fltrht I nus fire near Prairie and Ridge roads. The big American-LIFrnnce Pumper from the Ravinia sub-station is temporarily installed at tho Central Ivenue st:- tion while the old Puklrd pumper in in the shop "vine its motor over- Secretary Belmont of the Chamber El. Place-Green Ely FM New of Commerce reports thnt following In Final Matte', " Urged the protest of the Chamber It the low to “a, God “he fieurets of the census report for High- land Perk, ubliahed last week, a I" 'i'2u',',1r1u',',1l, has been received The $10,000 mark has been pan-ed from Mrs. Estelle Northam, upon in the ~cnmpai¢n for funds for Elm visor of census for this district, point- Plaee ttnd Green. Bay "hooits, .and in: out that the Murets released last only IH00 "'"m'f to be atttrseribed, week comprised only the'first prelim- .the Citirttt.cott"1ittee reports, “d innry report, and that when all enum- P Btt tfvertittment .on, “um" Pm orntors' reporta have been revised, it an the Press this week " Ihown n lint is believed that the result will be " ot than loyal eitiBens who have aub- tored somewhat. V "r.ribtdfo “the Elm Place-Grew Bay retury Belmont sum, in order to facilitate speedy report. He "ya that the Chamber has reliable tittures to indicate that Highland Park In! " least 13.500 populltlon. 1nd it is hoped that the cemul flgures will be amended upward when the final re- port is issued. - Card Party Tonight Tonight (Thursday) I end party is being given in Masonic hell by the Mystic Workers. The proceeds of this party Ire for the Juvenile eon- vention to be held in Fulton, Ill., next month. It is hoped that many will ntbend this party. The census director agein urges (lint everybody in Highland Perk who has not been counted notify her at her oMee in the Nichol: school n Evanston, by mail or otherwise. The Chamber of Commerce will receive such notices and forward them, See- Bridge Party Tonight concert of the let-on in the city p A buffet supper and bridge party on Thursday evening. June 26. " will be held tonight (Thur-day) " concert: will be weekly events dur the Brierente Golf club. Bridge will the summer mason. Tho public begin promptly at eight o'clock. cordially invited. Zoning Board Refuses Permit for New Hotel; Court Fight Looming hauled. The hook Ind ladder wagon is for the present " the Ravinia m- tion. Firemen Fight Grass Fire; Apparatus Moved Further Census Report For Highland Park In Promised; Aid In Asked Mrs. M l' ay McCrystle, who hut refused permission by A, C. Alien, Glenview smug, was struck by an automobile Tue-thy eve- nine while erosusintt Walker-n road to his our from a barbecue stand, on hin way home from his barter than in Glenview. He wan taken to the Hixhlund Park halpiul and maternity n his home it wu ataUd that Ma " nu either dt'uomted or {new Ind that X-rsy pictures were being taken to determine the mm of the ittttrry. The Hitthwood Civic Improvement nunociltion band will give the ttrat concert of the union in the city park on Thursday evening, Juno M. M concerts will be weekly event. during PASS $10,000 MARK IN SCHOOL CAMPAIGN Place and Green Bay "hoohs, and only 86,000 remains to be auburibed. the Citiuna committee reports. and in an advertisement on another page in the Press thin week in shown I list at those loyal citiIena who have lub- "ribed to the Elm PiMe.42meat Bay school fund. . Two-Tilda Pill“ The Mal third atep in now on and every eitaen who believes in educa- tion in now being called upon to do " part. The foremost citlaem are unanimously declaring this to be the ttttest can» they have been called up- on to lid. C. V. \{anArulale of Highland Park exhibited In injured none early this week la a memento of a narrow ee- cape in In Airplane crash " Palwau- Kee field last week.end. He was tak. inte " from the tUtd when he mliled that he was not gaining altitude fast enough to avoid hitting an auto in erasing the road paralleling the field. He therefore drove hil plane into the ditch, stripping on the lend- ing gear. The plane than lightened rise ynd when the uttendants on the field naw that the wheels Were gone they prepared an ambulance and at- tendant; in case the pilot should be hurt on landing. When VII. landed the ship, he wan thrown clear and ereaped with a badly battered none. The ship WI! eomtidetably damacod. but I'll Highwood Band to Give Concert June 26 Local Man Hats Narrow Escape in Plane Crash Ono Worn-n Mid. “I can't do It I'll give 83.00 I year." A id, “Sure. I'll give you $i00; help the good muse." (Continued on pm 42) J. Allen Hit by Auto Tuesday; Is in Hospital m't do much. Ir." Another 3100; I want. Nun-u "