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THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1988 Ravinia Woman‘s Club Closes Year With Luncheon On May 11, a tasty luncheon served at the very attractive tables set by Miss Virginia Whecler and the members of her House commitâ€" tee was enjoyed by the Ravinia Woman‘s club in the final meeting of the season. While still seated at the luncheon tables the club members heard the annual reports of the officers and committee chairmen. Mrs. John Van Bergen, president, expressed her appreciation of the wonderful work done by her outgoing board, and asked for volunteers for committee work for the coming year. The program for the afternoon was presented by Mrs. Raymond Watts, an informed and charming nature speaker of our own communâ€" ity. Her subject, "The Ravinia Landscape," covered the period beâ€" ginning 30,000 years ago when this region was under water to the presâ€" ent day when our native vegetation is needlessly lost as a result of thoughtless and misinformed propâ€" erty owners. Her subject was more graphically portrayed by her use of chalk and blackboard, but everyone‘s attention was easily held as Mrs. Watts described the dandelion as the Daniel Boone type of plant pioneer or told how the County Line Road cemetery must be preserved as long as the grass grew and the waters flowed. Paul Downing To Address Garden Class On Banding of Birds The last meeting of the Garden class of the Highland Park Woman‘s club will be held Tuesday, May 24 at the home of Mrs. O. Laurance Olesen, 369 Moraine road. The speaker will be Mr. Paul E. Downâ€" ing of Highland Park who spends all of his spare time banding birds. The information is sent to the United States Biological Survey. Mr. Downing is one of 2,000 bird banders in this country who devote themselves to this work as a hobby. In addition to the great pleasure it affords these bird banders, ttheir work enable sthem to supply valuâ€" amle information to the U. S. Biologâ€" ical Survey in Washington. They are able to determine the migratory habits of birds, their life"span, and obtain other valuable data. Bellarmine Club Anniversary Ball Saturday, May 21st Onlcu-ywnhg,&ym Dr. Dudley Crafts Watson will adâ€" dress the Parentâ€"Teachers Civic asâ€" sociation of Braeside at the school l'fliWflm..tt:.o;loek.'mohlk on Mexico â€" agnificent, will be accompanied by motion pictures. Saturday, May 21st is the date of the gala Anniversary Ball to be held ‘by the Bellarmine club of St. James parish, Highwood, at the Arâ€" lington Country club. Coâ€"hostesses will be Mrs. John McDougall, Mrs. Thomas Marks and Mrs. Caroline Bletsch. The Arlington Country club, which was also the scene of last year‘s birthday party, is located on Dundee road, two miles west of Wheeling. Geo. McMahon and his orchestra will provide the rhythm for dancing feet and additional entertainment will be furnished between dances. This affair, under the able direcâ€" tion of Jerry Nugent, Marie Lealie, Phil Muzik, Tom Cameron, Eleanor Flannigan, Joan Robasse, Ddris Inâ€" man, Caroline Ghini and their comâ€" mittees, promises to be the outstandâ€" ing social event in the club‘s hisâ€" Dudley Crafts Watson To Talk On Mexico At Braeside P.T.A. There will be no admission charge for‘ either members or guests. All are cordially invited to attend. A cordial invitation is extended to everyone to attend, SPEECH Phone Highland Park 12160 B. E. Christensen, O.D. sorrected. *'li._i"“'nv'fi- Jescon. Write for Institate of Mormal Speech, 1144 Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LA UNDRY DRY CLEANING CO, 394 Central Avenue Highland Park, IB. . H!tyrd.fivuo!lhllllhleu-‘ ahan or "Auntie Cox," as she is affectionately named by all who know her, surprised her ,on the o¢â€" casion of her 89thâ€"birthday Sunday, May 15. Miss Monahan is the oldâ€" est living settler born in Everett, IIl., now West Lake Forest. She came with her parents, Owen and Sarah Monahan, to Port Clinton, now the north end of Highland Park, when she was 2 years old, their means of transportation being Pioneer Settler Celebrates Birthday Comedy Prevails This Week at Deerpath Comedy at its supreme best is featured at the Deerpath theatre this coming week as "Tovarich," "Merrily We Live," "Bringing Up Baby," and "The First Hundred Years" follow each other in quick succession. "Tovarich," . starr Claudette Colbert and Ohrluhgayc.vhh up its Lake Forest run tonight. It is one of the pictures that everyone has been wanting to see. "Merrily We Live," starring Conâ€" nie Bennett andâ€" Brian Aherne, boasts a supporting cast that is unâ€" excelled. Billie Burke, Alan Mowâ€" bray, Patsy Kelly, Ann Dvorak, Tom Brown, and Bonita Granville comprise, in part, the outstanding list of players featured in this picâ€" ture considered one of the finest of current comedy hits. It will be at the Deerpath on Friday and Saturâ€" day. Cary Grant and Katharine Hepâ€" burn are coâ€"starred in "Bringing Te "hige» shtvep the seqon‘s sage among ‘s come edies. Grant is w.-mm in "Topper" and "The Awful Truth," and Hepburn‘s performance has had all of Hollywood agog at its excelâ€" lence. It begins a threeâ€"day showâ€" ing at the Deerpath on Sunday. . Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce are starred in "The First Hundred Years," another of the THBEB PRESS current comedy hits. Warren Wilâ€" liam is also featured in the hilariâ€" ous tale of a man who wanted his wife to give up her career and conâ€" eentrate on being a wife. Wednesâ€" day and Thursday are its days of tenure in Lake Forest. Open House Sunday at Hastings YMCA Camp Hastings YMCA Camp for Boys will pley host to an expected thousâ€" and to 1500 people in their annual Open House Sunday, May 22. Each year, about three weeks before the opening date of camp, the doors are thrown open wide and all visitors are invited to come and spend the day inspecting the camp property ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1985 ULLER BRUSH MA N and its equipment as well as to meet the general staff, counsellors and nuUrses. The camp, located on the skores of Hastings Lake is ‘about two miles west of Milburn on Illinocis Route No. 45 and is operated by the Irving Park YMCA of Chicago. This year‘s open house party is exâ€" pected to attract innumerable famâ€" ilies looking for a pleasant Sunday M. H. HUSSEY CORPORATION BUILD YOUR HOME NOW & Labor and Material Pz is ogae Foagh sez >~8 y». 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