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* Collection of Refuse to Be. Made by City Trucks; Schedu_le .â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"â€"to Beâ€"Followed â€"~â€"_â€" Commissioner Reay presented bills and moved that the same be approved and vouchers for payment be issued for the several amounts. The motion prevailed. The communication from E. E. Uhler with reference to the condition of streets in Sunset Manor subdiviâ€" sion was referred to Commissioner Brown. F $ The regular session of the city council on Monday evening was deâ€" voted chiefly to the consideration of routine business and action thereon. The proceedings are reported as folâ€" lows: REGULAR SESSION â€" _ OF CITY COUNCHL Monday Evening Meeting Mostâ€" ly Devoted to Routine Matâ€" ters; Proceedings _ The collection will begin at 8 o‘clock in the morning and houseâ€" holdersâ€"are requested to have their rubbish ready at that time so that thereâ€"will be no delay. f Friday â€"â€"Roger Williams avenue to County Line road. .. avenue. f topcsâ€"»] % Thursdayâ€"Lincoln avenue to Roger Williams avenue. The full coâ€"operation and @#ssistance of every . householder in Highland Park duringâ€" the annuat Cleanâ€"up week, beginning Monday, May 6th, is requested. .Collection wil} be made in several districts according to the folâ€" lowing daily schedule: ‘ : Schedule___._â€" :: _ _ Monday â€"Vine avenue north to City Limits. . ; £ â€"Tuesdayâ€"â€"Vine avenue to Laurel Annual Cleanâ€"up week in Highland Park will begin Monday, May 6, 1929, and ends Saturday, May 11, 1929, and all citizens are urged to coâ€"operâ€" ate with the city officials in a general spring cleaning of their premises. . _â€"~~ Conditions Given f It is to the advantage of property owners ‘andâ€"householders to .do this, as the city has made arrangements to have céertain kinds of: rubbish hauled away without cost to the propâ€" erty owners ~or tenants. No ashes will be hauled by the city trucks or teams, and ‘the‘ city . workmen cwill not go into basements or yards to collect the materials, ‘all of which must be in boxes,â€" Barrels"» or other receptacles and placed on the parkâ€"â€" ways. The following announcement has been issued from the city halll regarding cléanâ€"up week: ANNUAL CLEANUP â€" IN CITY MAY 6411 Vouume XVIII (Continued on Page 42) The Higbland Park Press It is planned to hold these evening musical services at regularly recurrâ€" ing intervals throughout the year. â€" Mr. Jerome and the choir will be assisted by Miss Priscilla Carver at the piano. The service will consist largely of anthems and musical setâ€" tings chosen from the list of music which. the choir has sung during the past year.~ [ % + Sunday evening, April 28 at eight o‘clock Trinity chureh will give the third of its musical services. The coming event, the Second Anâ€" nual North Shore Open, is occupying the attention of Professional Kelly who proposes to put., it over . big. Among the entries to date is Chick Evans who we all know as one of the foremost golfers in this district. The «lub looks forward to thié ing a banner year; . Musical Service at Trinity Church April 28 floods in the Skokie Valley occurred last week, preventing the use of the course on Saturday and Sunday, by Monday the water had entirely subâ€" sided and the course was again open for play. > > ‘ It is remarkable that a course loâ€" cated in the Skokie Valley should drain off so quickly ‘after a flood. This is the result of careful study of the conditions and the fact that the drainage system is constantly being improved. _ The: principalâ€"speaker at Tuesday‘s session . was .J. R. Adams, district governor pf Lions. He spoke interâ€" estingly on the work of the organizaâ€" tion â€"throughout the state. s .New members takenâ€" in‘ Tuesday are John P. Steffen, Albert L&rson and Ingram Rasmussen. The charâ€" ter quota of the local: club is now complete. .. 1 s Sunset Valley Golf Committee chairmen appointed are : Charter night, Harryâ€" Reynolds; memâ€" bership, Robert Pease; finance, W. H. McKillip; constitution and byâ€"laws, Gerritt Thorne. & A. E. Smith, Leslie McPherson, Wilâ€" liam Rueh!; lion tamer, Art Swanson; tail twister, Julian Smith. f First viceâ€"president, W. H. McKilâ€" lip; â€"â€"second viceâ€"president,. Gerritt Thorne;â€"thirdâ€"viceâ€"president, Harry Reynolds; directors, Dr. I. C. Schur, At the second meeting of the new Lions .club, held _ Tuesday at. the Green Tea Pot, it was decided to change the weekly meeting date to Thursday at 12:15. (In addition to the president, Harry Paul, and the secretaryâ€"treasurer, elected at the first meeting last week, other officers were chosen at Tuesday‘s session as follows : Lions Change Day | _/ Of Meeting: Elect â€" _ Rest of Officers â€"â€"â€"Course in Full Swing Although â€"oneâ€" of â€"the> mostâ€"severs HIGHLAND PARK, ILLiNors A program by some of the pupils in dramatiziation and song will folâ€" low. â€" w Dwight Davis. The ticket is as folows: president, Mrs. Jacbb Weinberg: vice president, Mrs. Arthur Emerson; secretary, Mrs. Wm. D. Young and treasurer,. \Mrs. The Lincoln school P. T. A. will hold its closing meeting of the year Wedâ€" nesday, May 1. at three o‘clock in the Lincoln school auditorium. Othâ€" cers for the ensuing year will be voted upon at this mecting. Closing Meeting of Lincoln P.T.A. May 1 Shore Theatre guild production of the current season, will be presented by the wusuai ailâ€"Northâ€"Shore cast. And it is interesting to, note the guild‘s adherence to its policy â€"of affording an opportunity to act to as,. many as possible during the course of . a single season; eight of the cast of *Lilies of the Field" are playing with the guild for the first time, and their names will be welcome additions to the rolls of the acting company. . Highland Park May 7 "Lilies of the Field" will be preâ€" sented in Highlandâ€"Park at the Woâ€" man‘s club on Tuesday, May 7. Memâ€" bers tickets may be exchanged for reserved seats at Pease‘ drug store on Wednesday, May 1, or any day thereâ€" after. 3 The Lake Forest performance will (Continued on page 48 ) { , THURSDAY, Aprm 25, 1929 At the. regular luncheon meeting'; of ‘the Highland Park Rotary club,| "held at noon Monday, in the Moraine % hotel, seven directors were elected in } _the club‘s annual election. â€" The di-i â€"rectors will meet and elect officers | sometime~ before the next regular | _meéeting, Monday, April 20. : The directors elected Monday noon are: Charles Harbaugh, E. W. Gsell, H. F. Kelley, Dr. Dan Simons,. Dr. C. V. Nichols, _Lewis Sinclair, Charles Grant. ‘In the election W.J. Brown and Charles Grantâ€" each received the same number of votes and agreed to submit the result to a »fllpâ€"of "a.i coin.â€" This wasâ€"done and Mr:â€"Grant| was the winner. ' f The speaker of the day was Ernest Cox, director of service.improvement of the Chicago, North Shore and Milâ€" waukee "railroad.© His talk was on theâ€"subject, ~"The~ Devéelopment _ of | High Standards of Personal Service," and it was heard with marked interâ€" est by the members present. 5 LAST THEATRE GUILD: ~ _ PLAY HERE SHORTLY "Lilies of Field" to Be Shown â€" Highland Park May 7 and 2s Lake Forest, 8th Rotary Club Elects ~ ‘Seven Directors At _ s â€"Its Annual Meeting "Lilies s of the Field," the last North It is with the deepest regret that his many friends â€"learn of his transâ€" fer. His untiring effort to build up his. congregation. and his help in bringing the church building to a completion ~are outstanding features of his short stay in Highland Park. It is hoped that he will meet with an even biggers© siiccess in. his. new charge. & i The Rev. H. P. Siemsén of Forresâ€" tom, I11., willâ€"be the new pastor hore. The Rev. C. F. Schriver who for the past two years has served as pasâ€" tor of the Bethany Evangelical church, has been transferred to Itasca, Ill., by order of the Evangeliâ€" cal conference which convened at Frecport last week. iess Rev. C. F. Schriver Is ' Transferred to Itasca "~~ â€"~ .. . Sames OConnor:" _ It is notable. that, while Mr. O‘ Connor is in politics a Democrat, his constituency is usually overwhelmâ€" ingly Republican in elections, and that is another evidence of the faithfulâ€" ness and efficiency of Mr. O‘Connor‘s _ (Continued on Page 41) â€" _NEW COUNTY BOARD \â€" CHAIRMAN POPULAR â€"Supervisor ‘(James O‘Conner of Deerfield, who was last week elected chairman of. the Lake County Board of Supervisors is one of the oldest members. of the board in point of service, â€"as hé has represented West Drerfield township for eteven years on the board and during that time has given freely of his time and talâ€" ents in the interests of the people of â€"Lake county. 3 F James O‘Connor, West »Deerfield â€"Supervisor, Has Fine Record » in Public Office NumMBEr 8