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if??? "If we will Apt keep the spirit of eo-operation and ttood-will and all work together we can do mach to pre- serve our city from the invasion of undesirable building moms. We are in the tine of the moving increas- ing population. Realizing this, .we urged and worked for the annexation of the territory adjacent to the city for the reaaon that we desired to pre- serve the general ‘scheme of land- seaping with curved streets, park- waye, and large radio-ea on‘the eon- ners. How well we have succeeded la evidenced by a trip through. any at the new "bdiviaiooa that have been laid out and paved. We curled into this new district, the atmosphere of old Highland helr-,Atto nowhere forwiiehwa mechanic het We, and than who M - bud In Min and Hiding ',ot$ruar_tr.uetraan an" ity "I shall not attempt to so into the details, but will leavevthat to others. You have a Zoning commission whose bullies: it is to put upon the ex- pansion of the business district and make its recommendation to the coin- cil. We also hove the Appeal board, to appeal to from the decision of the; Zoning commission, and these things no not enacted into law until they one finally presented to the ieouncil, tor its, approval and the passing of the I ordinance. l, "it is a great thing for Highland Park, that her citizens will take an interest in her main. by ‘coming out in such numbers as are represented here, for the purpose of considering what we ahall do to protect our city from the invasion of the factory and the apartment. I think there has been lone misunderstanding and some mis- apprehension created in the minds of many of you that auch a thing was contemplated. I have heard state- ments made over the telephone. in the press. and to me personally, that the‘ bars were down-that the new addi- tions to the city would be fUUd with factories, boarding houses, and apart- ment houses. No such thing is con- templated, and it is just such a con- dition we are trying to avoid by get- ting together tttnight-and considering this amendment to the zoningordi- nance. You understand. of course, that we are already operating under a zoning ordinance. We have found', by experience that it needed clarify-l itttt--it needed re-writing, no that our! building department and entrineering) department could have more definite/ knowledge. I Continued from page I intended to be, a beautiful residential city. V ANOTHER IlllilhltIMl ON _ ZONING MEASURE um: Two be t1t1ed with t oneatory structures. Considering the value at which had is held in the district, it is felt by progressive business men that and: iii. striction not only would Mud the development of the district and the city but the nilituto “that the general appemnce of the Minus district. l I I _ Among suggestions made regarding' l the restricting of apartment buildings; lis one that in the business district 'such restriction should not prevent i erection of business blocks with apart- ments on the second or third stories. It is pointed out that there is no great demand for ofttees in this city at pres- ent, but that'there is demand for' apartments over business Jruildinga. If construction of buildings in We dis- trict did not permit arrangement of ( second floors into apartments there would be no incentive to erect build- ing: more than one story in height, nnd_tbc_ business district would soon ' . Then the suggestion for reserving a portion of the city for' apartment buildings came up and this suggestion brought out the fact that our citizens are almost unanimously opposed to flat buildings being allowed anywhere in the city. The amended ordinance allows such buildings to be erected in the present business section but Ilimits their height to three stories or forty-five feet. It alto provides that iii; more than twenty-four families yshould be housed on an acre of lands [Considerable was said about these re-1 strictions, some speakers 'ttet) 'that 'the allowed heightwas too low, Sand the intensity of occupancy was "ttadequate, especially on land selling iat present prices. The atenoitrapur's report will be typed and turned over to the Zoning committee as soon as possible where the warious remarks will be considered and reeommendts, tions made to the city commissioners who will have the whole subject ready for consideration at the next meeting, when it is hoped there will be another] large attendance. that this meeting. which is one of the finest that I have ever seen in High- land Park, will help lin developing Ithet spirit of "tgg,'lt,iot and good- will that will continue keep our l city. a place for what it was intended l, to be---a city of homes." ' ' Points Considered , The principal point brought up at the meeting was the extending of the business district so " to include the two frontages on West Central ave- nue west from Green Bey road toi Hickory street. There seemed to be ,no objection to this, but any sugges- tion to increase the business district east of the railway tracks Was vigou‘ ously opposed. Suggestion: Board 1 ,3 bt:', ',' A banquet will be givan'tor‘ the team members at which the player- will be ttiven gold footballn, symbolic of the four championships; the team is entitled to. . _ / 4 This mmxy will be Coach Baha’i Hut game " Him Hitch Mt is due him for the way ht h” worked for the team. He when no' ul- Iry end has spent hie timdfor the years building up his teen; Word. lunnot express the “Well that theeyiavetttaniaiiii"iiiii.iiii;, Word “Bohn’ in Highwood mean- the, Highwdod played 9 31sz this 1111, won them all, peered 125 points against the visitors’ 27 (a) of these points were scored when second string plgye'rs were on the datum? for High- wo'od). T v . yard line went te; T I The city of Bi hwood can feel proud that the team had the but middle. weight semi-pro team in this part of the country represent them this fall. The team won every Mid-West league game, and by virtue of the victory Thanksgiving dad they can claim'the Cook County league champ- ionship (of which Lake Forest were. champions) and the North) Shore _ Lake county titles. . The locals alibped up on the drop.'. kicking and by making every one tount, theycore gould have been I'M. The twé try: after toaesiiGi' aii, missed and one drop kick from the 20 Yard line went Wild. T end runs and a variety of fast buse- completely duPt?founding the Y. M. C. Shannon of Highwood ont-punted the Lite Forest kicker, one of his boots netting itthwood 63 yerde. Stewart and R insanwent down the fletd and nail the receiver in his tracks. :; _ . ed the moat successful season on the gridiron at Lake Forest Thanksgiv- ing day by handing the Young Men’s club of that city a 12-7 drubbing. ' Lake Forest outweighed Highwood by a large margin and consequently made all of their (gain: through the lighter Highwood’3 line, while High- wood’s game was more spectacular, end runs and a varietv of fast inno- l Another suggestion made is that iparks or plazas be located as butter tracts between the business district ( and the residence part of the city, say at East Park avenue and along St. 'Johne avenue as far south as Ravine drive. Many other suggestions have been made, and all suggestions prob- ably will be threshed out at the next meeting. , _ manwoon TEAM WINS [ NORTH SHORE TITLE Defeats Lake Forest Y. M. Club T In Crucial Game Thanks.. giving Day ' The Highwood football teiun end- was HIGHLAND 1&8!erst mam tuusr, mum twt, ‘WOod avenue. T F Rev, K. A. Both, pastor. Sunday. Dec. 6-.. ' _ Sunday school " 9:30 u. m. , Morning worship at 10:80. . Morning urvicufwill be conducted in the German as, being tha fyrat Sunday of' month. w) The monthly meeting of the work- ‘ereof the churchj school was held " thtrnatue on Tuaday evening. Pi arrangements 'were made for Christmas festivities and many up! didoervieea hav'e'been amazed f, ir. The Christmas meant. "Gifts for T Christ.” will be divert Thursday 'S', tttnd, December 24. A vapor and e service on Sunday) Dec. M,' 31:5 p. I . “Golden Rule Sunday" will be Ar, aerved.in Deemglq all day Sundayp; The uniluél bin“ of the Det aoc‘lety will be, held this Frisky , ning in the assembly room of church. A [ cafet§ria supper will ‘aerved nbout 5 pl m. Booth: will open at 2r80.' 1 ' 1 ' First Jtm.trrteriaat mm series: Mark J. Andrews, minister. _ Sunday, Dec. Ir, 1926-u.- ' i; l Church school at 9:30. Bible CM at the same hoiir. Morning ae . e at 10:45. Sermon will mummies the'400th anniversary of the tn N tion of the New Testatmerit into the Ettttlhsh language by Wm. Tyndale.‘ Evening service at 7:80. This ls also Golden Rule Sun y. Let us remembet the Near East , lief and our duty in feeding the d.. die’n which havqheen in the ducky! that great consumption since the whr. At tho'FIELD DOLL nous: 566 W. Central Ave. Children's Dream, 4 to 14 LPPi PM“ h”! '0le in Ber. Comer Green Highwood sincerely wishes tiexi press its appreciation and thank ta Mr. Bolnn for tll that be In: ne," We all hope to hue him with us xt ve)ir.--tContritnitedi) ' much as though trsi?u'nii'r?i'i""i, bagged for good. ' tun} and the 1m iiil miss 339 Roger Williams Ave. _ SHOP. EARLY . _, . E Ravinia) m. BETTER ASSORTMENT ; l, S80 ' . T .Phongzsgoo. ' LESS cnowomc __._ TE HOLDER _,, INCENSE BURNER _ ' I315 Buy road “a make. Rst, tdl _ . A Gift always acceptable is a favorite style of ata- tionery and we have just what you want for your own use or for tdvhtg--. _ T 50c to $3.50 832%: mm uni Tone Building Saturday, December Fifth MCLAUGHLIN’Q bi EXPLANATION“ I; We, Regret , ' . ii "on an my; KHQQACOIN um 0:4.an 1'llt if» n '30“ 0:er mun 'ii'i"iiiiiiii',i,1'i'tt 1'1'fetg1', gown no: em on nu. hump", run a. on: 'f.egultr"'" . or a.» on, non NORTH sum “OW!” mm! room FARE . . "" but A“ can ' MIA-amu- Of Men's Wear is complete and mat attractive - installation of thrtums iipromised during the eta-rent week ---ttttd we hope to be ready for bus- iness not later than wnou: wroa'r FLOUR . '"uarrrr?.ttrtssrrsastt STATIONERY . That delay in the receipt of fhtturea for McLaughlin’s new store at No. 689 West Central Avenue-i-in High- land Park -- prevented the opening scheduled for Saturday. November twenty-eighth. 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