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"Town Meeting" Oct. 5 To Discuss Park District In Deerfield ‘The Deerfeld Chamber of Comâ€" merce Park District committee anâ€" nounces that there is to be a good old faghioned "Town Meeting" at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, October 5. By courtesy of the school trustees, it will be held in the School auditorâ€" ium on Deerfield road and the purâ€" pose is to give every voter resident in the proposed park district an opportunity to express his or her opinion or to obtain information upon which to base an opinion. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1088 Robert Kingery, general manager of the Chicago Regional Planning association, will be the chief speaker and all those who had the pleasure o# hearing him when he came to Deerfiald last year, can vouch for the presentation of valuable facts and figures in an interesting and entertaining manner, _ Amos H. Watts; president of the Glencoe Park Board, will also be present, and his high standing in the field of municipal law lends auâ€" thority to his answers to any quesâ€" tions as to the legal phases of the operation of a park district and the levying of taxes therefore. He will bring with him Mr. Robert Everly superintendent of the Glencoe parks, and Mr. Everly can and will give facts and figures regarding activiâ€" ties in parks, their benefit to young people and the cost thereof. It must however be borne in mind that Glencoe‘s populationâ€"is all of three times that of Deerfleld, so that the cost question will be illustrative rather than typical. Every voter resident in the terâ€" ritory in West Deerfield Township west of the West Skokie Drainage Ditch and south of the Lake Forest Park District is urged to be present and in particularly requested to exâ€" press opinions or ask questions. The Lake Forest district runs as far south as the center line of sections 17 and 18. Parents are urged to bring chilâ€" dren of 7th grade standing or upâ€" wards. If the time can be spared from homework, it should be a valâ€" uable educational experience to atâ€" tend a public discussion of a matâ€" ter of civic interest and the young people have a vital concern in the development of their home comâ€" munity. _ Wednesday, October 5. At 8 p.m. at the school auditorium. Open Thursdays For Household Employees Kriandlv LCantar T With the coming of October the YWCA announces the reopening of "Friendly Center" activities which were so popular last yea. All houseâ€" hold employees of the community are invited to drop in on Thursday afternoon to meet other girls, have a cup of coffee and enjoy any activâ€" ity which may be offered for the afternoon. New girls are especially invited to avail themselves of this opportunity to make friends, There is no set hour. From early afterâ€" noon on thru the evening the "Y" keeps open house. Mrs. E. E. Leonâ€" ard will be the hostess for October and she will be assisted by several other women. On Thursday evening the Friendâ€" ship club will hold its first meeting of the season. Officers will be electâ€" ed and general reoranization effectâ€" ed. This club offers a more oganâ€" ized activity for household emâ€" ployees and is open to all who wish to join. RELIABLE LAUNDRY Quality Cleaners DRY CLEANING CO. 4. If you can make regular .. months to repay. 2% on balancss ments. Take up to LOCALLY . P. 178 Mra, Bennett Conducts Creative Writing Classes At Y.W.C.A. The organization meeting of the adult class in creative writing which Mrs. Rowena Bastin Bennett, well known local poetess, is to conâ€" duct at the Highland Park Y. W. C. A. this fall, will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday, Oct. 6, at the Y, W. C. A;, 347 Laurel avenue. At this first meeting the definite time for the tenm lessony which follow will be determined. The class will probably be held in the morning or in the evening, though it is possible that the response to this unusual opâ€" portunity for studying creative writâ€" ing and literary appreciation unâ€" der Mrs. Bennett will be so great that there will be both an evening and a merning class. . _ Mrs. Bennett will read and crit. icize all types of manuscript: poâ€" etry, short story, drama, essay, etc. Part of the class hour will be deâ€" voted to lecturing, part to the disâ€" cussion of manuscripts submitted by members of the class. In the lectures Mrs. Bennett will stress technique, but she also proposes to deal with literary appreciation. Manuscript marketing will be disâ€" cussed occasionally. Registrations for this qburse of ten lessons are being n at the Y. W. C. A., 374 Laurey avenue. Stupey Smith Post Members To Attend Legion Day Oct. 1 The University of Illinois has desâ€" ignated Saturday October 1 as Leâ€" gion Day at Champaignâ€"Urbana, and all Legionnaires and their Auxâ€" iliary members are to be guests of the university. Past Commander Applequist has accepted this invitaâ€" tion, and it is hoped to make this day a big one. This announcement was made at the Post meeting of Stupeyâ€"Smith Post Tuesday night. Several members will plan to atâ€" Just present your 1988 or 1989 membership card at the designated gates, and you will be admitted freeâ€"The same for the Auxiliary. As coâ€"guest, all members of the Reserve Officers association, Disâ€" abled American Veterans, and Vetâ€" erans of Foreign Wars and their adult Auxiliaries will be admitted free upon presentation of their 1988 or 1939 membership cards. The University of Illinois R.O.T.Câ€" Brigade will pass in review at 10:30. Come early and watch the youngâ€" TEHB PEESS sters put on a show. General Drum of the 6th:Corps Area will speak at the Military Review. From 1 to 2 p.m. the Senior Leâ€" gion Drum Corps of the Legion will entertain at the Stadium, after which there will be a parade of Leâ€" gion colors, All posts who bring their colors will carry them in the massed colors. The university will give a beautiful streamer to all posts that take part in this ceremâ€" ony. . At 2:15 the University of Iliâ€" nois Band will parade and conduct the Flag raising ceremony. The football games between Deâ€" Paul and University of Tllinois will start at 2:30, Between halves, Meâ€" morial ceremonies will be held, by the past national chaplain, Father Lawler, for the departed comrades. All Legionnaires who plan to atâ€" tend please wear your Legion uniâ€" form or cap, Benefit Party To Increase Loan Fund Of Kappa Alpha Theta <For the benefit of the national Loan and Fellowship fund of Kappa morth shore alumnae chapter will hold a large card party at the Shawnee Country Club, Wilmette, on Friday afternoon, October 28. Since its establishment in 1904, about 850 loans have been made by the Loan and Pdlon:? fund to Theta undergraduate and graduate students. Five fellowship . awards have been granted for graduate study and research in the fields relating to the welfare of women and chilâ€" Plans of the chairman, Mrs. Elâ€" liott C, Youngberg, and her viceâ€" chairman, Mrs. Charles E. Brandâ€" riff, call for a dessert luncheon at 1 o‘clock, bridge, and finally a review of fall and winter fashions. Mrs. E. Parker Miller, Jr. heads the Evanston ticket committee. Mrs. Burt Cochran is chairman of north shore ticket sales. Her aides are Mrs. T. B. McMartin, Winâ€" netka; Mrs. J. C. Elliff, Glencoe; Mrs. J. H. Nason, Wilmette; Mrs. W. C. Henning, Winnetka; Mrs. G. H. Fuller, and Mrs. Clyde Marshall, Highland Park. Grade School Clubs Opening At Y.W.C.A. This week grade school clubs are opening at the "Y", These clubs are for 5th and 6th and Tth and 8th grade girls, the 5th and 6th grade meeting Tuesday after school and the 7th and 8th on Thursday. Mrs. Conrad Swan will this year have charge of these clubs and is presentâ€" ing to the girls a very interesting pogram of handeraft, recreation and service for others. These clubs are open to girls of these grades in all the schools of Highland Park. We invite you to â€"visit our newly decorated and remodeled Home Barber Shop Home Barber Shop 21 N. Second St.