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“g The annual card party of the High- land Park hospital association will be held Monday, Aug. 3, at 2 o'eloek. As usual, through the kindness. of Mr. Cushing, the party will be ‘held at the Moraine hotel. On account of many charity cases cared for, the money thus earned is especially need- ed. - The auxiliary finances the baby: clinic, dental chair and provides much for under-nourished children as well as paying bills for many charity. hos- pital cases. Tickets may be had. at the door. In order that the readers of the Press may be informed of all matters connected with the city administra- tion, this paper will print tlmt all ordinances and legal notices of im.. portance, as usual. This service is given without any expense to the city of Highland Park and solely for the benefit of our readers. The High- ItuurIasrlcPzrgrxdusgOsmcthgs, Midi, paper of the city of Highland Park for the past 29' years and will con- tinue to give its readers all import- ant information regarding municipal government, regardless af where the eity's legal notices are printed, or hliahesLui!nilasi . tl "Cli- basin" ordinance, passed this week. The text in full: Hospital Assn. Card Party at Moraine on CITY NEWS PRINTED FIRST IN THE PRESS Vow)“ Sunday afternoon, Alain“ B-. Ruuian Concert by Chiago Sym- phony Orchestra. Deumarter con- ducting. Vito, harpist, soloist. Fridny night, July 81--rlu Bar- tered Bride, with Rethberg, Cum.. lee, Bournkaya, Windham, .D'An- kale, Gehanonky, Hawaii, Falco, Amman. Page, Scott. limel- mms. - Saturday night, August I-car.. m, with Bounknyu, Mnrtinelli, Mario, _ Buiola, D'Anttelo, Mu- well, Falco, CohanOVIky. Olivia». Page. Hmlmunl. All Ordinances and Other Municipal Information to be Given Readers Sunday night. August 2 - Pre Diavolo, with’ Macbeth, Chumlee. Romain-ya, Treviun, Lauri, De. hem, D’Angdo, Cundoro. Pupl. Thane!” 'tftemmret,-gtt1r--80-- Army. and-Naiday witlcia. Marine Corps; music by the Great Lakes Naval Band and Fort Shay aa Band. aRtgf/yy,t,,te, Juhc8iV-,a'.auU with Gall, ohnson. Rothier, Bui- ola, Fungi, Falco, Annnian. Bass- sehnana. Program of Opera (Continued on page ‘29) T be HigbIanh Park Press The golf fans of the stat! of the Highland Park Press staged an inter- oftiee tournament Hominy evening at Sunset Valley Golf club, and had a real clubby time playing hit-and-miss golf, which means that sometimes they hit the ball and sometimes they didn't. Anyhow it was a much-enjoy- ed erent.. Forrest BMW“ the prize. 391%.;pr ttsrl-restrict.',. endothepthsrs trailed along, some close and others as also-tans. At the close of the match their efforts were rewarded with a fltte dinner served by Mrs. Ttféhiiiiiii in the" iihstiho'iisi.' "rhiiFir was where everybody "hit the bali," and again a "good time was had by all." The golfers were Forrest Rose, Gene Geer, James Harris, Terry Fisher, John Udell, Lester Olson, John Fay, Clifford Rose, Bill Beers and Junior Cope. . The Mothers club of the Y.W.C.A. Ire presenting the pley “Sophronia'a Wedding" at the Bethany church to- morrow evening, _Fridny, July 31 at 8 o'clock, for the benetit of the Build- ing Fund of the church. The public is most cordially invited to attend. This is the third time" the play has been repeated. no it promises to be one well worth attending. . HolJ Water Carnival ' _ Under Auspioes of . Playgrounds; Success Fly at Bethany Church to Benefit Building Fund The swimming events run " were the 50-yard free style boys rece, end e. 25-yard free style open rece for girls. In the borf event Tommy Simpson came ecrou the figtitth line a length ahead of Buddy Beldenf. Neil Lorimer end Bill Lorimer Were third end fourth. The prises for the ,rthtrter-tttdiemtd-phtexr-amras ailver and bronze medals. In the girls' event Kathleen Woodbury wee first, Molly Gumell second, and Ethel Eng- land end Rita Erickson third end fourth. Two horseshoe events were run a to Hie GiiitariiilT Faiair. In tie boys' tournnnent the Anais, Ire he- ing played Monday at Ravinia, at 2 ' In. There are six contestants com- peting for fhutl honors. Eight boys entered the contest. Gang from Press Office Play Hit-and-Miss Golf Mon.; Shine at Dinner and the msmi-fhtn1 round we: complet- ed before darkness overtook the con- testants. The finals, ore to be played at Ravinia Tuesday evening. The water carnival tinn11y took place " Roger Williams beach last Friday. The event had been twice poetponed because of rough water. Thismsheaiiemid on thebeach for the event estimated at 250. The other, horseshoe event was the HIGHLAND PARK, ILLINOIS, Tnumv, JULY 80, 1981 Park Activities Are Erplained to Rotary By Edw. M. Laing At the weekly luncheon of the Highland Park Rotary club Monday noon, " the Moraine hotel, Edward M. Laing( superintendent of the East Paik-dtitititr, ~was~tb¢speekerr and he gave the member present a very interesting and comprehensive review of the activities of the park board in golf, playground and beach divisions. He explained many things of inter- est snd showed how these activities are providing amusement for all ones. and classes of residents, of this city. Mr. Laing was introduced by Ed Jaoar,-protiraarashairataa-diruher-daari Mr. Laing’s talk was heard with deep interest by the club members. Director Hsessler is spending the summer in. the east, "tending schools of the dance in New York City, scro- batic studios and professions! "ttee exhibitions. In August she will study with the English Polk Dance school st'Amherst college, returning to Ra.. vinls to reopen her own chases in September.' _ She is also bundling dancing this month at Monumit, 1'- progressive school located in the country about " miles north of New York City. Nellie Seeds, director of the "school, " dressed the Rsvinio Woman's club lutrlnter on progressivo education in America sud abroad. F Next Monday the tspeaker will be Ora Chapin of Fort Meyers, Fla., who wilt talk on the beautMeation of U. S. Route 41, extending from northern m. . l Et id TI . . to be an interesting talk, and I good attendance of members inexpected. County Treasurer Jay B. Morse authorizes the statement that com- plaints regarding assessment: should be fUed with the. Board of Review not later than August 10. Anyone desiring to file such complaint should do so at once, the earlier the better, but Aug. 10 is the limit. In a pre- vibus announcement it was stated that complaints might be ttled up to August 1. However, it appears that the tenth is the last day. " The beneht-perfo-rrretr- of -'qi'asther, Time-hr- Calender?!»- "rr-the dance pupils of Mildred Huesaier this spring resulted in a net addition of $16.10 to the1 Ravinia Auditorium attainunamasHirthLht additimrtolW, rent paid for the use of the auditor- ium by the dancers. It Wu the fourth annual presentation by this group. Eric and Louis. Hauler In on- rolled in the Mnnumit summer school. May File Complaints on Assessments Up to Benefit Performance, Proceeds to Ravinia _ AuditoriaiUpkeep In November, Mortimer J. Adler. Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Chicago, will speak on “That Psychological Approach to to Modern Art." Mr. Adler who is acasartienlarig planing 1nd, tlniqhed Mrs. Carleton A. Herlmeu, the president of the Highltnd Park Wom.. en's Club, called the Board Members to a specie! Board Meeting this past week. The club house my be closed and summer “cations may be the or- der of the day but there is a group of faithful workers arming on all through the club vacation. Mrs. Chi-r133 tr. Boson repom the Program Committee end her report gave twinning glimpses of the year’s program. According to Mrs. Mason, the club members ere in for a. rare treat with the varied program of interesting and worthwhile titer- ii6airCiiriiriiirFWiiMiiriiitTyiir---T" or eourse" st the Uaiversitr of Chica- co and his lecture presents this sub- jeet in a most unusual wny. The lino tenet will be intensely interested and will carry away from the hour an in- telligent understanding of modernism in painting, sculpture, music nnd January brings Dr. Charles Breast- ed, head of the Oriental Institute who will speak on "The Romance of Prac- tical Archaeology." The fame of Dr, Breasted is so well established that bat to mention his name is enough to make one look forward to an unusual afternoon. In February, Brannon DeCou will bring his “Unusual Europe" to the my audience; “Unusual Europe” is tr initial "r6vetritr-tm-sd-artth masterpieces of art and photography. These dream' pictures are a new form of entertainment originated thy Mran- sotrca9eGotr-and--uiheerr-eeeeieed with pleasure and enthusiasm. The first half will be on Soviet Russia - the second half will be Czecho-Slovn- (Continued on page 29) A Plans Under Way for Win- 'ter, Program; Inter- esting Features ll. P. WOMAN'S CLUB SUMMER ACTIVITIES _ NEEDS - _ A Highland Park family who have lost all of their household furnishings are in great mud of goods to reestablish themselves. Haven’t you“ something to donata? Anything ia acceptable --' tabla, chain. rugs. btddfng,disttee, lampa. curtains. If you can spare can one item; call M., P. 4000. During the pastmk there his been forty five nqw registrations for work, linking a mm of 441. HIGHLAND PARK SOCIAL SERVICE 378 E. Central Ave. H. P. 4000 Dr. Breasted in Jumury Nuuun 22