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... _ io0. ..‘ "Of the show. . ji-'*;?',f: e 1. The Ravinia Phy;r;: who gave * "Peggy"â€"a one act drama, gained â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"=â€"â€".â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"tew Iaurels for themselves for the jcin _‘ 3% _ (Continued on page 32) ~ . ty _ Mildred Haessler _ |.â€"â€"<__ Presents Pupils in chairman and director of this year‘s $ Varieties, goes a large share of the gk at Ravinia‘s © 1982 Model "Village Varieties" â€"presented: last Friday and Saturday evenings at the Raâ€" vinia ~Village â€" House,; despite the ; dampening affect of depressed inâ€" comes and Spring showers at curâ€" *â€" @ance interpretation of "The Elf andâ€"the Fairy," a musical composiâ€" the â€"adult andâ€" children 1‘s m', nna. Italian, Polish and Russian folk" dances; several ballet numbers, and some dances in the ultraâ€"modern in. will <include tap dancing by both ~and Henry Hammer, each of whom 1neoâ€" â€"sevenia annuai _dance <~proâ€" gram to be given. by the pupils of Mildred Haessler will take place in the â€" Ravinia auditoriumâ€" Saturday, May 21, at 8:15 p.m. _Her pupils come â€" from Highland Park, Deerâ€" field, Ravinia and Glencoe homes. . Among the numbeéers will be a special numbers on the program, Robert â€"â€"Bridges=â€"whoâ€"directedâ€" the ‘Of the performance â€" another ~achievement in these days. â€" "Varietists" of the communityâ€" suceess which merits a prominent place alongside the achievements of former models of this annual event staged for the benefit of the Ravinia Village House Maintainance fund. Dance Recital May 21 AT RAVINIA BiG it *‘ Williams who each directed part in the success 11 pieh ~ SUBant t eetie n intiec= .e cc mt ~rannioatat32 9t hi For â€"You Alone ... Henry E. Geehl Eri tu che Macchiavi soprano, with Rosalie Saalfeld at the pianoc. > fo:lyman s T [! v‘fi"il" ‘â€""l“â€""“'l".‘""" mt ton n Pm Andrea Chenier ... Umberto Giordano Until â€" :.............~.........â€"_.... Wilfrid Sanderson ium, by Giuseppe. Gial Following is the program of the recital to be given Sunday evening, May 15, in the high school auditorâ€" Program of Giallanza Recital May 15, High y School Auditorium ollowing are press comments on Maria Cecearini .. Jules Massenet THE PRESS3 The Highland Park hospital 1 :“!':" !:?&?mm as be "at home" to the entire commuâ€" member yz Civil + board. nity from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. today, MI”’I‘IET c.wm ,,&q“:fin:a appoin Mot 7 f"u;‘;';a" National Hospital dsY â€"â€"liput beard to fill the vathncy caused *â€"~|â€"~â€"~The staff of the hospital and board | *". t"* r®®ignationâ€"of A. B. Cook.â€" P of the â€"| troop 34; Jack Mi csop 38; Proeeedlncu gee mn:‘:'"w' taik m nmyp Bigley, Mmh&.% will be brief reports of committee| Nechville, troop 84; Dick O‘Connor, heads and officers, and an election| pack 65; David Wilder, pack 65; Bob ‘nhe ma%mnfi Eam 32; Jim Riow, &“fi‘m‘fl "hall: of pictures."_ â€"Refreal : | troop 83. and John Brigham. troow, tun to many M" C‘; m'"}.;'â€"'»' ' to. y â€"This . weep. o fiys "ina! meating of the Foan meep 4; Thek How does your school board funcâ€" at 8 o‘clock, the patrons of School District No. 107 will have sn oppor. terian church. was given at library hall by Mr. Raymond Murray. ~He brought out well as giving a bird‘sâ€"eyeâ€"view of Illinois â€" today. â€" Pictures _ added greatly to the talk which was given through the courtesy of the Public Service Co., and. sponsored by the Yogmg Woman‘s club of the Presbyâ€" Tuesday evening a most interestâ€" ing and instructive lecture on Illinois & Sev‘:‘nl hundred high school m[Bfly Scouts Present Hear Fine Lecture TCOE & * oz 10 tical and: humanitarian application l _ â€"Dedicated on Sunday . I â€" here of their chemistry and physics stuâ€"| â€"_â€"_ â€"â€"_ _ â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€" â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€"=â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"I â€"â€"â€"fore| hospital on that day. _ _ _ _ _ |PATMment for April also was filed. _ ’l‘heDmh?giflcwiIIbeodvhw An ordinance to amend subâ€"section as well as many other facilities. The| (b) as amended of Section 5 of children in Highland Park, Ravinia, |t? M#Y 1 in the amount of $183 was nfantâ€" Feeding â€"elinic and nursery| Article 1 of Chapter 28 of the Highâ€" vill attract many mothers. Mimudommdandfled to Address P. T. A. ing Lecture various h!oqn' presented : large on Illinois Tufidwl!f‘.‘."“;:.."‘;‘.’w,fiffif’; “:‘1:: Aniioens o t t Mr. H. E. ed the bird house as.custodian for of troop 33 presented the house to struction of this fine bird home. The two of them build bird homes at a very nominal cost. ‘The Hills in their sincere interest in bird life on the North Shore, presented the bird house to the Scouts that they might serve a lot league was granted a tag day for Monday, October 10. |. â€"Theâ€"communication of C. M. Garâ€" |land with reference to discharge of | filed, and it was ordered that authorâ€" lities_at the fort be notified of the where the bird â€"house is erected. Mr. A. B. Hill and his sor Wendell Hill,: scoutmaster of troop 31, deâ€" day noon at the dedication ceremonâ€" i‘.' at fi!e Sunset Valley Golf club, The Boy Scouts of Highland Park council of his insability to ‘appropriation ordinance setting aside funds in the various departâ€" ments for . expenditure _ during the fAiscal year was passedâ€"onâ€"final readâ€" ing, and an ordinance changing the name â€" of â€" Maria street to ~Clinton Pass Appropriation ~Ordinance and Receive Reports; > At the regularâ€" meetingâ€"of the city Can‘t Qualify _ inication from V. C. Musâ€" Taursoay, MaY 12, 1932