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Miss Ida Lutgarten. artist-pupil of Rudolph Ganz, will lake a limited number of pupils, at thrhory of Mrs. "As Highland Park lurks an active troupe of amateur players, we are striving tn assemble both talent and interest to supply that need," states rme of the Junior Workshop. "Other north shore towns have accomplished much in this line, and with the sup- port of the community, we earnestly hope to take our place beside these neighboring civic groups." , Louis P, Thder, 290 Marshman av- enue, Highland Park, on Thursday afternoons and by appointment. - Adv. In order to introduce their work to the public, the Junior Drama Work. shop of Ravinia has decided to pre- sent two original one-act plays at the Village house, on Tuesday, Dec. 2. It is the feeling of the entire group that a genuinely interested and critical audience at this presentation will aid in backing a three-act which they plan to put on after the first of the year, in a more formal manner. The Junior Workshop has held weekly meetings for the past month, with more interested young people at- tending each time. The membership includes students from the University of Chicago. the University of Michi- gan. Northwestern. Principia college at St. Louis, and the Evanston Acad- emy of Fine Arts, and represents amateur theatrical experience from these institutions. Several of the group studied under Zoe Comer (Mrs. Theodore Clank) when they attended peerfiohl-shieldsi high school. and were prominent in the plays she di- rected. both in acting and assisting with the productions. Eighth Dist. to Give Dinner for Him Dec. 3, Moraine Hotel; Governor Coming Junior Workshop Debut on December 5 LEGION WILL HONOR GENERAL McCLOSKEY vex-nor Louis L, copted the invita as has William J. of Stale, Among are expeeted are Other Gu Major General mandor 6th (km) Rear Admiral On Wednesday evening, Dee. 3 Eighth District American Le wiil honor Brigadier General M AIL-(‘luskey at a banquet, which be held at the Moraine hotel in l bn held at the Moraine hotel in Hi land Park. Charles Kapschull, ct mundcr of the Eighth district, I his staff are making elaborate pl for this affair. T . This banquet will no doubt be: This banquet will of the must colorful , the North Shore for ornor Louis L. Err VOLUME XIX " ‘nn A nnouncement invitation Corps tiral V iriued l " otlr 'e the mom W Scranton on mme 'ank Area alter no do affairs _ some T be Highlanh Park Page: pal! followin Invited to 150tt I be present, on, Secretary notables who trke "vine held time 41) as M rosr Hig e one along , the gion, anus will om- and Inns om The United Brotherhood of pr-ntors and Joiners held , Int last evening in Masonic Lem: consider ways and means of p dues for members of the lodge Were unemployed. me will he received " this acWice and will go to relief for the unem- played. The community has been support- ing the annual Thanksgiving service ir. a very eommendalrle way during the past yrurs. Last year the ludi- nnL-o taxed the capacity of Bethnny Evangelical church, and it is hoped that multitudes of the community will turn out again this year,_so as to till the spacious auditorium of the Pren- lnylcrian church. General Manus McCloskey, to be gut-st of honor at dinner to be given Wetlrwsday evening, Dee, 3,, at Mo- mine hotel, by Eighth District of the American Legion, which is composed of all Legion posts in Lake county. in Community Thanksgiving Service at Presbyterian Church November 27 .. 'i, r l, , h _ was” m ' ir/ 5' ,,ssr,,-" g - I tri; i}; f U") ______'__J The unnual Community Thanksgiv- uz survive will he held on Thursday "rrnitut, Nov. 27, at 10:30 a. m. It 19 Presbyterian church, out Lau. rl avenuv. The committee placed in 1arke of selecting 3 speaker Wu To Be Legion Guest Carpenters Meet HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY. Novmnn 20, 1980 , meeting temple to of paying lodge who Bakery an. Now. " The Phil-then clnu of the Bethany thureh will hold a bakery. candy Ind firnver HIIO. Wednesday, November 26 at the Lincoln Market, beginning at nine o'clock in the morning. There will be a splendid variety of home baked goods suitable for Thnnhgiv- ing day. Hard Time Party Is Planned for Nov. 28 mt turning over the proceeds of their annual bridge party to those in need, The party which in in charge of a rommitiee headed by Mrs. Theodore Fiseher will be held at the Village Hruse, Monday afternoon, Dec. l. Playing. will Mart at 2 p. m. and too will be served during the after. noon. Players will remain " one table “mi pivot. There will he a prize for much table. Reservations may be made to Mrs. Theo. Fischer, H. P. 27:69 or to Mrs. Victor Fabian. H. P. 2673 not later than Friday, Nov. bi. Evvrylrody is welcome. it Ravinia Woman's Club Dance Saturday Night; Plan Benefit Affair J nd The D The rr oune TWIC I and nd ty, be the "t int and t ple alum pm Hint tit In: , during ill be a l zivr lub mmim that tl my. " ond *hland the aunt of ths " will In mat club omed 'or the tee iri churn with to this puny is not a COB. 5 there hut been name but this matter union: planning to “tend. Mb members will be * who I ning da owninm R House uvely ty T part l cutilion I begin Refresh for . Charity 'ent of tl avinia II Nrk and RaviHn by “sis vening R proceeds of their v to those in need, in in ehartte of n by Mrs. Thepdore dd It the village ine is Insured avinin Womln'l Ire phnninx to lance of the sen- , Will be con- out-uf-door gur- of. the evening hme N ov will promptly " ettttt will be Warm Clothing, Bedding. Work Are Urgently Needed; More Applications Expected ln reportintt upon their first week's work, the Highland Pull mini ser- vice committee. R, F. Kelley, chair- mln, bestow high pains upon the 'spirit and generality with which local nrnniutiunn and eman- have come to the aid of those in our community who happen to be unfortunate vie. timl of the present unsettled condi- Mrs. Theodore L. Olborn is chair- man of tho. Social Service department and all of the committees “notion- ine under this department are on- operating in giving the dance. The following chairmen and their com- mittee: are in charge of arrange- menu; decorations and uttinl'l. In. George R. K001: and Mrs. Charla L. Jordotrtefreshmenta, Mrs. Joleph B. Garnett: tickets. Mrs. N. H. Ball: music, Mm. Albert P. Suite; publi- city. Mrs, Joseph B. Deihler. All members of the club and their friend: are invitaé. Highland Park Wo- man's club. Friday, Nov. M, Cone Harvey’s orchestra. COMMI'I'I'EE REPORT ON SOCIAL SERVICE UIIIIII Orgnuiutiu The Hitthiartd Park will committee Wu recently forme III I clearing house to Geilit work of the various on“ who wish to help out an un ment and other charitable I well u to cooperate with the u I during house to {militate the work of the various emulation. who wish to help out on unemploy- ment and other charitable work. In well u to co-operne with the county supervlnnr and city nurle. It In III enlimly new idea in the annulu- tion of relief work nnd hu .lmadr emu-ed intermsted comment from sources outside of our own commun- 'One of the mt 'ttttee-tine tut. um about it in that there In no chute-r for adminiltution levied (Continued on [use 40) with Wu Ind other Work. One of the outstanding loci-l event; of the sea-on in the Thank-giving dame. sponsored by the Social Serv- ire department of the Highlnnd Pork Woman's club to be given Friday evening. Nov. 28; It the club home. This dance ha: been made III III- nual nihir by the loci-l service de. portmcnt And is aged)! nnticipntpd lay all who hove “mended in the not and who know win! I joyous occu- ion it in for I" who attend, Cope Honey's orchestr- will play for the dancing, beginning at 11:45 All of the proceedu of the dance will he used by the vartotvs commit- ment of the Satin! Service deput- mont in their local work, which in. dudes Americaniution. communion with War Vanna, philulthrophy. Ind other types of public welfue ity H. P. Woman's Club Thanksgiving . Dance Friday Eve, Nov. 28 pm Inns social Ionic! formed to net Nun-n as