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Only 17 Votes Cast In District 108 Election Saturday AFTER EASTERâ€"WHAT?! "Go ye therefore, and teach all nations" Matt. 28:19, Read Acts 1:1â€"8. Last Sunday all of our churches were filled to overflowing, in some hmnmwpl{wmthmbmmr&omummhhn,bumw that Easter is over what will happen in the weeks and months that are before us ? n.nmnuurwummmmmmmmum Christian movement. Thwiloloud-ygthuwc w the experâ€" fences of Lent to reach a great elimax on and then end in the celebration. Too often our efforts of Lent are followed by a slackening of effort and by a toning down of our enthusiasm, _ _ He is survived by his wife, Adele B., three daughters, Elaine, Lucile and Catherine, his mother, Mrs. Lilâ€" lie M. Marks, and a sister, Mrs, Sidâ€" ney Bernstein. Funeral services were held Friday morning at 10:80 at Rosehill chapel. This was not so in the beginning. According to the New Testament more things happened after Easter than before. The value and sigâ€" nificance of Easter lies chiefly in the experiences and achievements that follow. The ml; Church marched heroically from the triumph of Easter to the power of Penticost. The First Easter marked the beginning of a new advance. To our Lo«l"l'&eiplu it meant new devotion, loyalty and eomcn&n. It meant a geal, a new passion and a new entusiasm. Before resurrection the disciples hoped to redeem Isrsel, but after it, they had a passion to redeem the world. Surely the Church of today dare not let down, we must go forward to win, to teach and remake this world for God. May the mesage and the challenge of Easter not be the end but the beginning of a new devotion to Christ and His kingdom. f Harold M. Marks Is Buried Friday Only 17 votes were cast in School District 108, comprising Lincoin, Ravinia, Braeside and West Ridge schools. Mr. Robert L. Grinnell was reâ€"elected president and Margaâ€" Harold M. Marks, 434 Egandale road, died Wednesday morning folâ€" lowing several months of ill health. @ubssription Price, $1.40 per year Texed whe Reutem mefunedoenns efi Prnes, Top "hould poaahs h sdier oo city and in recognition of the sterling worth and many years of efficient service of the decedent in the interests of Highland Park and its people, hereby extend to the bereaved family and relatives the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be inscribed upon the minutes of this meetâ€" ing of the City Council and that a copy be furnished the family of the late Commissioner William J. Brown. ._ Passed by the City Council of the City of Highland iurk the 10th day of April, A. D. 1989. ttest ; Commert of Hiniand Park an hohailf of the citizens of our WHEREAS, in the wisdom of Divine Providence, there has been removed from our midst a City Official and honored Citizen of Highland Park, Commissioner m&&omwhmhthml?g‘w. , after a lifetime serâ€" mdhhflhdflmflfl‘md-dhh home City, whom he served faithfully for many years, THERFORE, BE TT RESOLVED that the City Wert Wesk: "RONOLULU,* "OT. LOUB BLURA," "LET FREEDOM Gaturday FITZPATRICK TRAVELTALK cppennb‘ _A /( _1 _ 43 . â€" 0 mb THE HICHLAND PARK PRESS n ie en irinraeiin cec, an, . ie nsc ore nrinBeca oo fa omm o s V. C. Musser, City Clerk _ W, M. DOOLEY, Mayor fii,‘"l'fi".' a"' ,mw va ”'.‘ wf’ ’7fi'7 mnd"3"t AbRIL 2 3ch00t, Or Te bakcn Post Lenten Meditation THE CHICAGO SUBURBAN QUALITY GBOUP _ _ "AMBUSH®" __ _ Gladys Swarthont. Lmll-h-. Wiliiam Henry ____ _ Wiltiam Prawley, Ernost Treex _ _ _ bu: Two .(’l..-.:;yhc:u_m s "J."n | "IDior6 DELIGNT® Reserved Seate $1.00 â€" Unreserved Seate $.56 TRAVELTALK â€" "Ancient Reypt® CAJ Nick of Time." LATEST 3?“%!« Mrs. Robert W. Pettis, Deerficid Kditor Charles Cobern, â€" . _ Feature No.: # 0 . _ (Matinee 2 to 4: Evening 7 to 11) On the Stage at 8 :16 P.M. H. F. Siemsen ultion Accident Injuries Fatal To Youth The youth had been discharged from the hospital, but had: returned Sunday to undergo an operation. Eckert was injured when he lost control of his car near Deerfleld road, causing it to leave the paveâ€" ment, overturning in a field. ret W. Riser Hugh Eckert, 18, 84 Robart road, Kenilworth, died Tuesday in the Highland Park hospital from inâ€" juries sustained in an automobile mccident on the Skokie highway March 8. mick were chosen as members of the board, there being no opposiâ€" tion. 4 cnte per cingle cour April 16â€"17â€"18 April 16 "In the Do You Want To Earn Easy Money? Join Contest Now At a recent meeting of the Cuore Arte Club it was decided to hold a "ruzzolone‘ tournament. John Ugoâ€" lini was appointed chairman of the committee. I feel that Mrs. Somensi should be highly commended very highly for displaying such community spirit and civic interest. Jt seoms to me that the least we can do is to get behind her 100%, put her over the top by sending to her our subscription for the Highland Park E. V. Mocogni, president of the elub, urged the entertainment comâ€" mittee, headed by Peter Carani, who is assisted by Rocco Stella and Joe Caraffi, to make preparations for the spring and summer outings. have been received gratis for varâ€" jous reasons in the past, will be discontinued at once, Tear strip ads testants in THE HIGHLAND PARK PRESS EVERYBODY WINS CIRâ€" CULATION CAMPAIGN. unfortunate, they could well be proud TO boast of such a humaniâ€" tarian organization. Press and bring that $700.00 CASH PRIZE to Highwood, and at the same time bring to Highwood a sheet of community news, each and every week. The P.T.A. organization of the Oak Terrace school are sending two delegates, Mrs. Andrew Wysoki, president, and Mrs. Philips, vice president, to the Parent and Techâ€" ers convention in Chicago. Many of the cther members are also going. Cuore Arte Club Plan Entertainment community news from Jm "THE HIGHLAND P j second she has informed the CLUB MEMBERS of, "THE IAN WOMAN‘3 CLUB," of which she has served in the capacity as President sincs -ldl- or _ one .:“a;mam mw“mbfifa of the CLUB. Under the guidance, understanding, and censcless efforts of Mrs. Somenzi "THE ITALIAN wWOMANS PROSPERITY CLUB, of Highwood has grown from a beâ€" ginning membership of eight , at the present time, it has mately two hundreod members_ the manyâ€"manyâ€"many times this Club had sowed little seeds of kindâ€" ness and scattered roses along the pathway of life of the needy and will be given our advertisers hereâ€" after.â€"HIGHLAND PARK PRESS. GRAND CASH PRIZESâ€"$700â€" £800 â€" $100 â€" $75 â€"â€" $50. WHICH WILL YOU HAVE! "THE HIGHLAND PARK $ EVERYBODY WINS um TION CAMPAIGN.* She has on HIGHLAND PARK PRESS, which -ul&.(.:‘â€"pipl-mw nusbh-..nv-da numeration that she receives efforts in this Campaign, whether it be in the form Below is tabulated the respective relative vote standings of con‘estâ€" ants but not their full vote strength. call Mrs, A. h&a" -hl&tfil‘ .‘t“' Mrs. Mary Somenzt, Highâ€" Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, Deerfield .........._._..... James Rankin ..................... 10,000 Julius Laegler ......................886,400 Miss Josephine Zook................340,000 The setbtintee of The balpers of the Holy Souls are giving their anâ€" T. thha. Liileth Cho m ce Mrs, Henry Juhrend .... Mrs. Edith Hansen ........ Miss Phocbe Swazey ... Edward P. Noreress, Jr.......885,900 Miss Lillian Nelson ........._... 10,000 Miss Flora Ho#@man ...............310,000 Richard Hanson ......................296,800 (Continued from page 1) All complimentary coples of The Weekly vote standings of con By Miuss Brzznice Sugwaa Highland Park TBE PB E$s $47,000 $40,800 367,1700 . 10,000 10,000 Markley, Allen & Co. In 1908 he entered what is now the Crowe Name Plate and Manufecturing company. . His widow was a prinâ€" cipal stockholder of the company. the Hyde Park High school, who died in 1987, and Will P. Coolidge, who died in 1904 o tne ol Bef outeimiiiig Ciembsiges is mnwuhflwwusfi for others, and especially those and dear to her. Funeral services were held Satâ€" urday afternoon at Graceland chapâ€" el, where the remains were creâ€" mated. Dr. Bridges of the Ethical society spoke at the service. Mr, cmmw‘:-m cago l!-iux played two numbers, "Ave Maria" by Schuâ€" bert, and "T‘ll Take You Home Again Charter Night To Feature Kiwanis Program Apr. 19th The, Kiwanis Club of Highland Parkâ€"Ravinia is completing plans for the cccasion of its charter night program on Wednesday . evening, April 19. * Mrs, Mary B. Coolidge Passes Away Apr. 6 h=‘ofi““ Set Thamday at ber home, 1006 Dean svenus. _ Mrs. Coolidge had lived a wonderâ€" ful life, and was deeply loved by all with whom she came in contact. She and her husband, the late Henry W. Coolidge, came to Chiâ€" eago from Cincinnati, their birthâ€" place, in 1971, two months before the great fire, and she had lived in mmâ€"-‘r.-. Mr. Cooâ€" lidge, who in 1920, was in the wholesale hardware business for a nunber 10 years in the League for the Hard of m.-lm a member of the Society of Chicago. Surâ€" viving are & Coolidge, and a sister, Mrs. Alice Teasdale Fisher of Cincinnati. Two children are deceased, Elizabeth P. Coolidge, formerly an instructor at Kathleen." "ELECT THE MAN WITH A PLAN" WHO IS MY OPPONENT FOR MAYOR? Who is My Opponent? Who is My Opponent? Who is My Opponent? I have awaited in vain for the announcement of a platform by my opponent for Mayor. Instead, a candidate for commissioner announced a platform committing the next city council of Highland Park to do things legally impossible and to spend funds far in excess of our city‘s ability to payâ€"! done to promote them during the past four years of his administrationâ€"! Who is My Opponent? Who is My Opponent? Who is My Opponent? Who is My Opponent? I would like to know if my t advocates the hasty proposals sudâ€" demy made 12 dayy before shection? _And if the sloes, why Nothing was ‘The only statement made in behalf of my opponent is one claiming ‘conâ€" servatism" yet the candidate commissioner‘s platform contradicts every principle of conservatism. My opponent‘s statement fails to reveal anything accomplished during the past four years except payments on bonds, neglecting to mention that the only alternative would have been bankruptcy and the loss of our city‘s credit. The candidate commissioner advocates doing things such as "exâ€" tensive renovation and enlargement of the present sewer system," that can only be financed through huge new bond issues. I also believe in "conservatism," but I do not believe that conservatism means a "do nothing policy." This is economy without a plan, purpose or objective. How is it possible to reconcile my opponent‘s claim of "conâ€" servatism" with the candidate commissioner‘s program of spending? What is the official platform or program of my opponent? Is it the brief statement issued in his behalf and no more? Or is it the soâ€"called platform 1ssued by the candidate commissioner who asks the support of men who will see that it is carried "swiftly to completion ?" ‘Three of us seem to apeak as candidate for the offite of or of Highland Park. Isn‘t that one too many? M * Here‘s the situation. My opponent offers no platform. A candidate comâ€" missioner assumes to do so. I speak for myself. 1 offer a definite 18 point program of civic betterment on which I respectfully: seek your Vote Tuesday, April 18 for Frank J. Ronan CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR It is expected that delegations from a score of clubs in Division 1 and surrounding divisions will parâ€" ticipate in the charter event. There will be sttendance of between 200 z:onâ€"u-.m-u. night and a program in keepâ€" ing with such an occasion will be This orgsnizatioin has functioned for several weeks and its memberâ€" mm&b“ is anticipating an outstandâ€" ing Kiwanis reunion at the time of i‘s official recognition at the hands of the linoisâ€"lows District of Kiâ€" wanis International. Walter E. Carlson as toastmaster. ML, is the cos? in Tood nfomres but enrmay hed lias the maldly babit of phoning REMABEE cAUNDEY & DikF CLeAN ?__’ffi..u.'m“ Tost Tonger ady w« 14 2e h‘: JUST CALL HIGHLAND PAARK 177â€"178, AND THEREBY HANGS A STORY present ~Novin TIhe Pmade To ... nell, John W. Munro, Pau! K. Branch, J, Carl Adams, E. Guy Rivers, Karl vnhu;-u-b-uhcg there will be other entertaining tures of entertainment. The program mar; viceâ€"president, Howard F. Copp; secretary, Dr. Lowell F. Bushâ€" the Ravinia school. Special committees of the club nu-.-h.h“u of Waukegan, the local arâ€" nr-‘hhl. flh-*u so far as Highland Park and The officers of the club are as folâ€" THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1989 by &