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PAGE FOUR EM‘.‘“...M"W'M.‘N“?BW intered as Second Class Matter March 1, 1911, at the Post Office at Highiand Park, Minots Communications intended for tion must be written side of the paper only, of condolence, cards of obituaries, l_-_-.n,_-w.mn-nuw "Creative Writing," the Thursday morning group led by Rowena Benâ€" nett, will celebrate its third year Creative Writing Group Will Begin Third Year Oct. 3 Thursday, Oct. 3, at the Highland Park Y.W.C.A. Friends who have enjoyed these informal sessions durâ€" ing the two past years and any newâ€" comers interested in attending as listeners or writers this year are inâ€" vited. Registrations are being acâ€" cepted for the ten weeks fall term now or will be taken Oct. 3rd at the Y desk, but there is no fee for those attending this first open program. ‘This session will be considered part of the regular class term for a full morning of ideas and creative thought is offered. Rowena Bennett, group leader, who has just returned from a sucâ€" cessful visit to her New York agent \ @.flafl td "The Cream of the North Shore" Râ€"gS @&%%‘* MILIK Golden Meadow Dairy & Frm Products per gal 3 gal. %7‘ 327â€"32%9 N. Green Bay Road Tel. 3900 537 Central Avenue THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS Monday, Tuesday Banday Next '-h"nnm- "The Ramparts We Watehed" Coming : "Pride and .fimmw.-n This, and Heaven Too" â€" ‘"My Leve Came Back" â€" Way of All Plesh" . "Whey Drive By Night" â€" "I Love Yon Again" Baturday _______ _ _ _CARTOONâ€""Fulla Bluff Man" . _ _ _____ NOVELTYâ€"‘"Pinky Tomlin and Orchestra" â€" LATEST NEWS CLEANING REPAIRING STORING /) a NoÂ¥ _ 2‘ r\y Charles Coburn, Billie Burke_ Virginia Grey, Bealah Bondi, Helen Rroderick POPEYE CARTOON "Fighting Pal«" â€" NOVELTYâ€""Young to insure appesrance in 3 2C 17 ¢ "CROSS COUNTRY ROMANCE® Gene Raymond. Wendy Rarric. Hedda Hopper. Billy Gifbert DT ~~~~~{1016 Willoughby Tower . â€" A member of THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GROUP WALT_DISNEY CARTOONâ€""Officer SCORTSCOPEâ€""Sink or Ewim" â€" . LA America Flies "GULLIVER‘S TRAVELS" A Full Length Featere Cartoon in Technicolor NOVELTY â€""Popular Selence No. 67 EDGAR KENNEDY COMEDYâ€"* "Taint Legal" LATEST PATHE NEWS Mrs. Robert W. Pettis, Deerfleid Editor "COURAGEOUS DR. CHRISTIAN" "THE CAPTAIN IS A LADY" Matinee 2 to 4; Evening 7 to 11) Beptember 14 (Centimwous 2 to 11) 186 N. Wabaeh Ave., Suite 901 â€" Tel. State 6826 LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWs and to publishers, will give some secrets of the writing trade. A reâ€" port of Chicago editors‘ interests as shown in their talks at the Writers‘ Conference this summer will be made to prove that these class groups can meet for funds as well as fun. Miss Patricia Sloan of Chiâ€" cago, a member of last year‘s class, who was awarded the short story prize by the Chicago Daily News in connection with their contest for Writers‘ Conference registrants, will be a guest of honor. Those interested in forming a Poetry Studio for evening study will adjourn for an informal luncheon with Mrs. Bennett at the Open. House tearoom at 12:30 Oct. 3 folâ€" ! lowing the general Creative Writing| meeting at the Y.W.C.A. This poetry group will be limited to those who have had experience in writing verse as members of the Creative Writing group in former years, those who have had poetry pubâ€" lished, or samples of three poems may be submitted to Mrs. Bennett in advance to see if applicants are ready for this work. Poetry as well ‘ns prose of all kinds, including arâ€" ticles, fiction, plays, or juvenile feaâ€" ‘ture:, will be written and discussed in the general sessions on writing Thursday mornings. Those registerâ€" ing for this course who wish to speâ€" cialize on writing short stories to sell will have an informal workâ€" shop meeting every two weeks at ‘memberl' homes. ‘These two apeâ€" cialized groups as an outgrowth of \the regular Thursday mornirg sesâ€" ‘(slon mean that those who wish furâ€". ther specialized study will receive it. The opportunity for members to become better acquainted through a mutual project is one of the most enjoyable outgrowths of these meetâ€" ings. ‘The Thursday morning Creaâ€" tive Writing group continues to welâ€" come those listeners interested in the process of creative thinking, choice of words, literary appreciaâ€" tion, or acquiring an inexpensive ‘hohby. as well as those visitors who wish to turn manuscripts in for anonymous criticism and class disâ€" cussion every week. , At a committee meeting of high school seniors who met to formuâ€" late plans for the series of dances to be held at the Y.W.C.A. this fall and winter, it was decided to enâ€" gage Bob Boch‘s orchestra for the season. and Mr. James Weckler Martine as Master of Ceremonies. The first dance will be held on Sept. Next weck announcement will be | made of a newly published work by , Rowena Bennett, author and editor, ; who leads the group. | Students to Open At Y.W.C.A. Sept. 21 Dance Series for First house north of Central Avenue on East side of Btreet HAIRCUTTING Ad“‘t. e e e ce ‘0. Children . . . 35e 15 Years in Highland Park Telephone H. P. 5435 DILL‘S HOME BARBER SHOP 21 North Second Street seniors who ins for the & cents per single copy September 16, 17 Reptember 15 18. 19 21st from 9 to 12 pm. Each dance in the series of six will be in charge of a special committee of high school students. They are most enâ€" having a good crowd and lots of fun. ‘There will also be a series of six the first of which will be held on Friday, Sept. 20th, from 8 to 10 p.m. Mr. Martine will give an hour‘s inâ€" struction on ballroom etiquette and the newest dance steps, after which the class will be open to an hour of dancing with Bob Bock‘s orchestra. Invitations for both series are available at the Y.W.C.A. for any students desiring them. Registraâ€" tions will close Sept. 15th. Mrs. Warren E. Danley, Chairâ€" man of Educations, and ber comâ€" mittee are in charge of general arâ€" rangements. For further informaâ€" tion, call H.P. 675. Child Is Bitten By Dog Tuesday Doris Lee, four years old, of 870 Bloom street, was bitten Tuesday by a dog owned by Ernest Gail, 360 Bloom street. The dog is to be taken to Dr. Paley‘s for observation, it is said. ® Write for new booklet today. NORTH SHORE HEALTH RESORT 221 Sheridan Road + Winnetka, lllinois A BEAUTIFUL HEALTH RESORT Lake Washed Air ® Relax and enjoy freedom from respon~ sibilities and cares. Delicious food. A delightful home for elderly people. @Complete bath department and speâ€" clalized care. @ "Your inspertion welcomed" THE HIGELAND PARK PRESS I LOVE MY DOG _ YOU LOVE YOURS I am faced with a serious problem. As your Chief of Police, it is my duty to collect the tax which by legal ordinance has been assessed against every dog in the City of Highland Park. Our canine population is about 1,500 aniâ€" mals. Since July 1, when the dog tax for 1940â€"41 became due, only about 800 owners have voluntarily paid their dog license fee. More than 700 of our citizens are not only delinquent, but are in violation of the law and thereby subject to penalty. But the last thing your law enforcement agency desires to do, is to enforce any penalâ€" ties. I know that ours is a law abiding comâ€" munity. I believe that dog owners are not deâ€" liberate "cheats." Most people are just careless about this matter. But carelessness can no longer be accepted as an excuse for a flagrant violation of a legal as well as a moral obligation. In years passed, it has been the custom for the Chief of Police to assign officers to go out and collect our dog tax from door to door. That custom was unfair to the men and was unfair to you as a taxpayer. Every et‘s p Fall Festival at Eim Place School schools will be held in the gymnsâ€" sium of the Elm Place school on Wednesday and Thursday, Septemâ€" ber 18 and 19. At this festival chilâ€" dren will exhibit flowers, vegeâ€" tables, and fruits that they alone or in cooperation with their parents have grown during the summer. Children will also exhibit nature collections that they have made during the summer either at home, on trip#, or at camp. An exhibit from the school garden will also be on display. The public is cordially invited to see the results of chilâ€" dren‘s leisure time activities in the ficld of nature. The annual Fall Festival of the Elm Place and Greenbay Road The program committee of the E‘m Place P.T.A., Mrs. Walter Neisâ€" ser, chairman, announces that the subject for study during the comâ€" inz year will be the place of the Parent Teachers Association in the P.â€"T.A. Round Table Discussion Features Joint Meet Sept. 18 WINNETKA 2050 Great WeEestERN LAUNDRY co. &u’r wifA eac/z ofAer community. This sabject will be discussed thruout the year from varâ€" ious angles and in various manners. The opening joint meeting will be held Wednesday, Sept. 18, at 3 p.m. in the Hall of Pictures. The meetâ€" ing will be in the form of a round table discussion with Mr. Price as leader, and three members of the faculty, Mr. Slutz, Miss Sprague and Miss McMunn, and three mothers, NEW LAKE FOREST HOME officer taken from regular police duty deâ€" prives us of just that much protection. And as it is, we are seriously shont handed. So I have decided to make a "man to man" afmegl to you, my neighbors, who are also my employers, in the firm belief that you wil not let me down. I love my dog. You love yours. The tax we pay for him is a small enough tribute to his affection and loyalty. Now here is my proposal in a few simple words: Let‘s show our sportsmanship, so that we can play fair with each other. The police department is ready and eager to coâ€" operate by protecting your dog. WILL YOU DO YOUR PART BY PAYâ€" ING YOUR DOG TAX TODAY? This offer is open for 30 days. If, at the end of that period there are still unlicensed dogs in our city ,their owners must assume full liability. This beautiful new 5 room brick home with fireplace and attached garage, large lot, close to school and transportation, on the west side of Lake Forest. . May consider renting to responsible party. PHONE LAKE FOREST 613 FOR SALE . . REX ANDREWS, Chief of Highland Park Police. Very sincerely yours, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1940 including Mrs, Rodarick, Macpherson and Mrs. John Bigler. Refreshments will be served YREAT ALL WINOR uRIESâ€" IMMEDIATELYâ€" Follow the Sait). Apply OILâ€"Oâ€"SOL as a dresuing, It combats infection, stimulates healing, and quickly helps to relieve pain. Buy it at your druggist‘s.