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- PTA: inE.Inn an num SAIrn fll 'MD rtn;nt gfiE _ , L3f 2I an__ci _CI-Dazk (W0112c1121 dug fkorTtier \21L4 Dtiict LU • Port( highland park WITH NEWS OF iViall-AdvertiserHIGHWOOD AND FORT SHERIDAN • %IMMO SMOW PRESS AND PUBLICITY COMMITTEE W000 .1.4.1•Ohn TOMB MONLUO PIUW Mrs. Carl S. Wolf, Chairman EWSPAPERS Press Book Mrs. Harry L. Lindblom ROUP ORTH HORE Pledge to the Flag "I pledge allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, and to the Republic for which it stands; one Nation under God, indivisible, with Liberty and Justice for all." • JUNE 1911 JULY • HIGHLAND PARK WOMAN'S CLUB DECEMBER NEEDLECRAFT GROUP Mrs. Gail, who was 99 years old, was the 10 Sat. CHRISTMAS DINNER SUMMER 1977 BULLETIN DANCE - Get The Needlecraft Group met during the Club's oldest member. She had lived in your friends together to cele- summer months and will meet again on Highland Park since 1890 and had belonged PRESIDENT Mrs. Carl S. Wolf brate the Holidays with a del- Tuesday, September at 10:30 a.m. at to the Highland PRESS & PUBLICITY AND 13 Park Woman's Club since icious dinner followed by the Clubhouse. Bring your lunch and a 1901. BULLETIN CHAIRMAN..Mrs. Grant F. Thomas dancing. needlework or craft project and join PHI LANTHROPY AD CHAIRMAN Mrs. Ardys Furrow 1978 FEBRUARY the group. Call Marge Bellei, 432-7288. The Philanthropy Committee had a busy MAILING CHAIRMAN....mrs Arthur Ropiequet 14 Tues. SPRING CARD PARTY AND LUNCHEON : summer arranging and supervising the WELCOME following Items for the Bulletin should be GIVEN to This annual event is one of our The Officers, Board of Directors and activities: Downey Carnival the Chairman or MAILED to 253 Oak Knoll most popular activities. Don't all the Club members wish to welcome the - The Committee members helped Terrace, Highland Park by the 1st OF THE miss it. following new members who joined during entertain patients at the Woman's Club booth during MONTH: NEWS for the OCTOBER 1977 Bulletin MARCH the summer. They are - - Mrs. Mitchell the Annual Carnival at 17 Fri. SPRING RUMMAGE SALE - Downey Veteran's must be in by SEPTEMBER 1st. BAKE SALE Cerkel, Mrs. Frank Papierniak and Mrs. Hospital on June 21 & 22. There'll be lots bargains, Winchester House Party - The Committee Please wear your NAME TAG AT EVERY MEETING of so Arthur Simon. 18 Sat. gave - THEY CERTAINLY HELP WHEN THAT INEVITABLE come early! Homemade bakery too! the annual Birthday Party in August — MEMBERSHIP - at Winchester House, a home for the aged. LAPSE OF MEMORY OCCURS. WHEN YOUR BRING A APRIL Do you know someone who might become a 11 Tues. Gifts, dessert and music were provided. GUEST, BE SURE TO REGISTER HER AT THE DESK SPRING FASHION SHOW AND LUNCHEON good member of our Club? Invite her to TB Testing - Also in August, the committee AND PAY THE GUEST FEE - 50 CENTS. See the latest Spring fashions our first meeting on October 4 and give worked on the Lake County X-ray Unit on and have a great lunch. her name to Betty Bjork, Membership — WAYS AND MEANS — Central Avenue in Highland Park. MAY Chairman, 432-4691. The Ways and Means Committee has planned a 6 Sat. SPRING DINNER-DANCE - A last Mobile Meals - Every Monday, all year busy schedule of enjoyable fund-raising GOLF GROUP round, members of this group delivei low- chance to spend an enjoyable The Golf Group met at the Clubhouse in activities for the upcoming Club Year. cost meals to people in the area who need evening at the Club before we June to see a film on the rules of Golf. Mark your calendar now. There will be this service. The meals are prepared by adjourn for the summer. The film was made at the Sunset Valley more information in future bulletins. Highland Park Hospital and the service is IN ADDITION - The Ways and Means Committee Course by the Ladies League. funded by the National.Council of Jewish Club expenses go up every year due to in- has come up with a clever, new fund-raiser The Golf Wednesday Group plays every Women. flation. Membership dues cover only a that will benefit the members as well as morning at the Sunset Valley Golf part of those expenses. Ways and Means the Club. It is called the 50/50 Raffle. Course SCHOLARSHIP in Highland Park. Tee-off time This year, the Highland Park Woman's Club projects raise the money to pay our bills At each meeting, raffle tickets will be is 8 a.m. New are always wel- members Scholarship was awarded to Audrey Schiffels and to support the Club's charitable ac- sold. The winner will receive one-half come. For information, more please call a recent graduate of Deerfield High School. tivities and donations. Therefore, it is of the money collected, and the other half Hazel Kellow-432-5215 Toddy Hornung or - She will enter Northwestern University in very important that all members get be- will go to the Club. 432-5871. hind the Ways and Means Committee. Come the fall. We received letters of thanks COLLECTOR'S STUDY GROUP to the events and bring your friends! REMINDER from both Deerfield High School and Miss DUES FOR THE NEW Since 1935, the Collector's Study Group You'll have fun support your Club at CLUB YEAR ARE NOW Schiffels. Contributions toward this and Please send your check as soon as has offered a series of lectures on an- the same DUE: scholarship are still being accepted. time. possible to: The H.P.Woman's Club, Box tiques at the Club. The programs are There is a Scholarship Fund Contribution OCTOBER 344, Highland Park,I11.60035. If you pre- presented at 10:30 a.m. on the first 15 Sat. HARVEST -DANCE Form on page 99 of the yearbook. Your DINNER fer, you may pay half of your dues now and Tuesday of the month from November thru This event on the Woman's gift can be made as a memorial to a de- is a new the balance in November. ALSO....if you April. Some of the topics to be dis- bring ceased member or in your own name. All Club calendar. Plan to a have changed your address or phone number, cussed this year are: clocks, antique friends and get the contributions are tax deductible. Mrs. table full of now is the time to let us know - before the collecting in the midwest, historical to a great Edward Hans Higgins, our past president, fall social season off yearbook goes to press. Send any changes houses, glass and cookery. Some season is in charge of the Scholarship Fund. start. along with your dues. tickets are still available. Prices are: 21 Fri. FALL RUMMAGE SALE - Here's your ROUND ROBIN BRIDGE Members $5.00 LOST chance to get your closets, attic The Highland Park Woman's Club Round Robin Guests $7.00 An antique silver bracelet was lost at 22 Sat, and basements cleaned out and help Bridge tournament is under way. Additional Single admission $2.00 the last Collector's Study Group meeting the Club at the same time. Bring participants should enroll before October. The first 35 people who buy tickets will April 5th. All those who displayed jewel- your rummage in as soon as possi- For information, call Jean Reed at 234-1406 go on a "secret trip" in October. De- ry are requested to check their collection ble. (this is a new phone number) or Sally Eich- tails will be in the October bulletin. and if it is located, please mail it to NOVEMBER For more information, call Mrs. Toof - the Collector's Study Group Chairman, 8 Tues. ELECTION DAY CARD PARTY & LUNCH- ler at 432-3646. 432-1673. Mrs. Frederick Toof, 2285 Linden Ave., EON - This is another new event. GET WELL WISHES lllll SYMPATHY Highland Park 60035 or leave it in the Let's make it a great success and The Club wishes a speedy and complete reco- The Club extends sincere sympathy to the hall desk at the Clubhouse in an envelope with your support WE CERTAINLY very to Mrs. Lyle (Helen) Gourley. Hope you family of Mrs. Ernest Gail who died June 12. for Mrs. WILL! will be back with us soon! Toof. GI nview Life MEMBERSHIP TEA Monday, Oct. 10._ Mrs. SCHEDULED George Rush is chairman HIGHLAND Park Wom- of this event and Mrs. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1977 an's club will welcome Matthew Lambert is co- * LIFE NEWSPAPERS, new and prospective mem- chairman. bers with a membership _ tea at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 4, in the clubhouse, 1991 Sheridan, Highland Park. Reggi Foy, an interna- tional entertainer from London, will present a magic program, and tea will be served by Mrs. Arthur Bjork, membership chairman, and her com- mittee. A dinner-dance will be held at 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 15, at the Woman's club. A 17-piece band will play the music of Glenn Highla rdrk MailAdvertiser Miller, Tommy Dorsey and other favorites. Tick- WITH NEWS OF HIGHVVOOD AND FORT SHERIDAN ets at $12 per person, can be obtained by calling Mrs. Arthur Ropiequet at 831-2006 or Mrs. Richard VanArsdale at 432-4170. Reservation deadline is Woman's Club schedules _ Thursday - September 29 1977 annual membership tea The Highland Park Woman's beginning at 6 p.m. at the Club will welcome new and Woman's Club. A 17-piece band prospective members with a will play the music of Glenn Miller, Membership Tea on Tuesday (Oct.