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Officials to Attend Fuel Tax Meeting Metropolitan mayors and village presidents will attempt to block a proposed change in the state's motorfuel tax formula in a meeting Thursday with Francis S. Lorenz. In addition, the Mayors Council will ask the state director of public works and buildings for a reduction in the local share of projects financed by the tax and broader discretion in the expenditure of the money, according to Glenview Pres. G. Richard Schreiber, who has been one of the leaders in opposition to the state proposal. The proposal, announced some months ago, would increase the local share of projects financed jointly by municipalities and the state. Municipalities object to the proposed change because it would reduce the amount of money available for local road projects not financed jointly by municipalities and the state. Additional state proposals are to: · Require that municipalities pay the. entire cost of the additional width in streets wider thatv Trriiiimum standards. ^' Municipalities have been critical of the state requirement that parking restrictions be applied to streets financed by the tax and to the state's refusal to allow use of the funds to construct off-street parking facilities. Mr. Lorenz's proposals were to have gone into effect Aug. 1 but were postponed indefinitely to allow objections to be heard. Mxont to "vftm GLASS-LINED A U T O M A T I C Q/M, WATER An A. 6 . Smith product Skating Studio Hosts Seminar for Judges A seminar on judging of figure skating was held Sunday at the Hubbard Woods Ice Skating Studio in Winnetka. The seminar was sponsored by the U.S. Figure Skating Association to help standardize testing. Local participants were Jack Lucy and Mrs. Steve Ober, both of Winnetka, Mrs. Shirley Sherman of Wilmette, and Mrs. Lyman Drake of Glencoe. HEATER Chester Caleb Village Hires Glenview Man FANNIE MAY ^ ^ T C H f c H fftEShW MORE HOT WATER--LESS COST Chester Caleb of Glenview has · Require villages to pay the cost joined the Wilmette administrative staff as a building inspector and of sidewalks, storm sewers, or street lighting now shared by the plan examiner. He succeeds Harvey Figge, also state. of Glenview, who resigned Oct. 1 to · Require villages to pay the take a similar position with North- additional cost of higher quality brook. Mr. Caleb began his new surfacing than minimum state duties Oct. 3. standards. Mr. Caleb came to Wilmette These additional costs would after three years as a building come from the same $6 per inspector for Glenview. Before that resident that municipalities receive he operated a gas station, worked as their share of the state-levied as a heavy equipment operator for gasoline tax. Evanston, and served in the Air Force. He lives at 2015 W. Lake Av. PoiseCORRECTION A picture caption in last week's Wilmette Life incorrectly identified Evanston School District Supt. Gregory Coffin as Dr. Donald Grote. MOVE TO WILMETTE Mr. and Mrs. William Lieberman and their son, Guy, 3½. have moved, to 1327 Washington Av., Wilmette, from Chicago. Personality Grooming Speech Weight Reduction CANDIES PORTER'S PHARMACY 1836 Wilmette Ave. AL 1-0137 v. J. K I L LIA N c a · PLUMBING 933 LINDEN · HEATING WINNETKA · MODERNIZATION HI 6-0908 L^ome to ^Jhe ^Jown VVleetlna Central School Auditorium Central & Ninth Street NORTHSHORE Specially Planned for Pre-teens and Teenagers' 8:00 P.M. Monday, October 24, 1966 Sponsored by SCHOOL CHARM Phone Today 328-1065 THE WILMETTE HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION An opportunity to meet with the Mayor and other Village officials. Come and join in the question and answer program. Representatives from the Village Board, Library Board, Park District and School Board will be there. Representatives, also, from the Historical Commission and Chamber of Commerce. Meticulously Maintained All are Welcome 1 year old brick split level. Lovely family rm. w/wet bar. Pwdr. Rm. Entrance hall, LR w/frpl., DR, Kit. w/D&D and eating space. Master bdrm. w/tile bath and 2 other bedrms.. tile bath. Mercury switches thruoat. Corner lot cyclone fence. Dinner will be served at 6:30 P.M. for those making reservations. $4.00 per person. R.S.V.P. WILMETTE HOME OWNERS ASSOCIATION 515 Fourth Street Telephone 251-0407 KENILWORTH REALTY CO. 410 Green Bay Rd. AL 1-5600 or evenings AL 1-0968 6 Kenilworth B R 3-2552 October 20, 1966