The following text may have been generated by Optical Character Recognition, with varying degrees of accuracy. Reader beware!

1 Park, Illinois land Park 296 COME IN COMPLETE MAS TOYS yles to t every ISTRATED $10.95 E FLYER SLED ted safety in this famous lined @raor proud of the _ waffles ker emor ker ‘3’_‘ O BES N HOME E BAKER i# ently ~the mpmearerenewiulh """}. the © for Dogs uble, time 8 #Lop 1 at they are not usually called & Bpon to do until late in December [ e after the first of the year. On M Thursday and Friday of last week o ployees of the street department Â¥ rere kept busy far into the‘ night i eeping the main arteries of travel $ a d particularly Central avenue M Wear of snow and ice. &1 Commissionerâ€" Swanson â€" states P «/ that if the month of November is ::‘x ‘:, NB fair sample of what is to follow ‘ $ 15 § tWe â€"rest of â€"the winter in the way of : 5_ pi Weather, his $2,200 appropriation wWiTH OLB TIRE] & Tor the removalâ€"of snow and ice â€" _ rom the city‘s streets will have rapir *#A Wb be drastically revised upwards. [ Wormal fall of snow in the Chicago % t Wrea for the month of November is & lne and oneâ€"half inches. This year LYER SLED _ _ total of fourteen inches fell durâ€" :i;““’ & Ds this month, In commenting on ced famous $s part of his department‘s work, ‘52 pi Tommissioner Swanson stated that ) would facilitate matters greatly xX .3 & Ibr his men if property owners in h N Whe business district would pile the M Tbow removed from their sidewalks y one spot rather than gcattering SR willyâ€"nilly all over the street. _ 2| The first of.the new street lights s ‘to East Cent?al avenue authorized very ‘23 Wly the council at its meeting on ________ ____ _ iWovember 25 was ready for operaâ€" ATED $10.95 e Mn on Monday of this week and a 3 the time these words are read ie remaining two lights in this R y iction _ will be in use. â€" This smali COME IN ttery of lights proves an excelâ€" MPLETE ht sample, or preview of .what the S ToYs Sopsiness district lighting plan will y k !ike when all the property ownâ€" * in the area approve this plan a lmtall this same type of light Bright #+olors, softâ€" all wool. $298 Mn ng up the city‘s government goes n apace. § Perhaps the busiest department of 11 during the past week has been e street department. Commisâ€" ioner Swanson reports that the nprecedented snow fall during the onth of November has kept his en busy day and night doing work by Elmore M. Murphy Lack of a quorum necessitated e postponing of this week‘s counâ€" | meeting until next Monday eveâ€" ng. In the meantime the various tivities of the departments makâ€" lew Street Lights Installed; Council Plans for the Future as Work Progresses on Current Projects W , np Cte T ild U the ng m t City Council our 'Cit’ youermnenf te, from the "front" regarding on the new incinerator station â€"indicate that these jects are moving towards n butâ€"not at the rate exâ€" Inclement weather, labor ind general lack of speed airt of the contracting firms * jobs have all contributed postponing the time when 0 important undertakings _written off the record completed. Now that apâ€" the labor question has led as recently reported in ins of i of THE PRESS, délay source should definitely The coming of the end of the year finds the city council looking forâ€" ward with the hope that the New Year will bring forth the realizaâ€" tion of many of its plans and proâ€" jects that in the past have been laid aside because of lack of funds or for other reasons. Unless unâ€" forseen expenses between now and theâ€"end â€"of the city‘s fiscal year on April 30th next, enter inta_the picâ€" ture it is believed that there will be sufficient funds available to fiâ€" nanceâ€"at least the start of some of these â€"muchâ€"neededâ€"enterprises. The current administration has operated well: below its income during its first year and if the present trend continues will do likewise during its second year. It is the opinion of some minds close to the city‘s government that the current adâ€" ministration should not attempt to pay off the city‘s deficit in one, two or three years but rather prorate it over the full four year term of officeâ€"thereby releasing fundsâ€" for current needs. % The telephone company‘s franâ€" chise with the city expired in 1987 but by mutual agreement has been held in effect since that date. This â€"school of thought believes that it is hardly doing the correct thing by theâ€"citizens of theâ€"commuâ€" nity if it finds itself at the end of four years with no deficit but little else to show for its labors. Those who hold to this view think that money saved over. and above the anâ€" nual sum set aside to pull the city out of the red should be diverted to other necessary channels. It is alsoâ€" their opinion that if a proper budgeting system is devised and used it will not be necessary to wait until the end of each year to use these funds that have accumulated during the city‘s fiscal term., be at an end. If the weather man behaves himself and the contractors put on a much needed burst of speed it should not be very long until these units are placed at the city‘s disposal. Commissioner Bowes reports that negotiations between his department and the telephone company on the latter‘s franchise are still going on but that several details have to be ironed out before the document can be . placed before the council for approval. _ ~ > >*>="* . This discussion naturally leads to the question.â€"What does the city need that. it does not already posâ€" sess? First,, and most important, we might add, a Public Health program. â€"Although recent reports and surveys indicate that the City of Highland Park enjoys equal and perhaps better health thanâ€" many communities of comparative size, there are conditions existent withâ€" in the city that easily might upset this apple cart of physical well beâ€" £ (Continued on page 6) _ _ ’oing ./4n¢l WAal jl SUNDAY, MONDAY, DECEMBER 9 â€" â€" 9:30 a.m. Hig'hlnnd Park Woman‘s Club Board meeting at Club House. Woman‘s Association meetinsg, Presbyterian Church, 12:15 p.m. Rohr;. Club luncheon, Sunset Valley Club j § 2:00 p.m. Mrs. Faxon‘s BooKk Review, Presbyterian Church. 2:00 p.m. Musart Club, home of Mrs. Iverson, ; â€" â€" 6:30 p.m. Kiwanis Club meeting. & s 7:00 p.m. Park Board meeting,. * : 7:30 p.m. Sea Scout Ship 39, N. S. Yacht Club. Areps#naied /+A 7:45 p.m. School District 108, Board meeting. City Council meeting. â€"_â€"â€"_:.__â€"=â€"_â€"_â€"__._on . 2 00. lc000 00 ooo TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 â€" 10:00 a.m. Y.W.C.A. Board mesting.. _ â€"â€"â€"_â€"â€" } 2:00 p.m. N. S. Catholic Woman‘s League, Winnetka Community House. 6:30 p.m. H(ighl’mder Club dinner, Presbyterian Church, â€"_â€" â€"Mens u% Trinity Church, opening dinner. j $ Highland ‘Sk Chamber of Commerce monthly dinner meeting. 7 :00 -éel ::g p.m.> Invite help to paint and repair toys at Community nter. uepey RNYoue . s 8 :00 &m School District 107, Board meeting. > s others Club annual Christmas party, Y.W.C.A. _ Community Choral Club, Community Center. 2 Je K â€"â€"~N. S. Stamp Club, Community Center. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11 â€" es e ntee :9:45 a.m. Girl Scout Council, at home of Mrs. Nereim, 247 Central Ave 10:30 a.m. Hospital Auxiliary, Trinig Church Parish house. 2:00 p.m:â€"Ravinia Woman‘s Club. Dr. A. E. Bailey speaker. â€"8:00 p.m. Library Board meetinql.. uns Royal Nei%bors Masonic Temple. o mo n n n en woak gighl;md rk Chapter Royal Arch Masons, installation, Masonic emple. ¢ 10:00 a.m. fiorth Showe Creative Writing course, Y&y .C.A, * 10:00 a.m. High School Creative Wfifit{f course, Y.W.C.A. ts 12:15 p.m. Lions Club meeting, Sunset Valley Club. â€"2:00 p.m. Meeting â€"of Daughters of American Revolution. : 7 :00 -éel :&0 p.m, Invite helpers to paint and repair toys at Community a nter. â€".~ > _8:00 p.m. Dumaresq Spencer Post of the American Legion, Legion headâ€" ' arters. trkonas s ?M.C. Community House. â€" TnHs PrESs will appreciate notification of any future meetings or pubâ€" lic events scheduled, which do not appear in the calendar of events. Highland Park Events for Coming Week FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 â€" ‘ 10:00 a.m. â€" 4:30 p.m. Red Cross meeting, Trinity Church Parish House,. 4:00 â€"6:00 p.m. Invite helpers to paint and repair toys ~at Community WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11 â€" 1:00 p.m. Judy‘s Social Club. ; 7:00 p.m. Evangelical Daughters. 7:30 p.m. St. Paul‘s Choir. â€" 8:00 p.m. Presbyterian Choir. ~8:00 p.m. Bethlchem midâ€"week â€"service. 8:00 p.m. Badminton League at School. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12 â€" 12:15 p.m. Rotary at Phil Joh h â€" 1:00 :m. St. Pra’nl’s Sewin‘ Efifi e _ £2:00 p.m. Hobby Show at Presbyterian Church. ;:88 â€"7:00 Jp.l!l. Presbyterian Dinner. y m. - > in Aaasnannaaons ieb _ â€" 10 SATURDAY DECEMBER 7 â€" FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 â€" > 1:00 p.m. St. Paul‘s Sodality, George Sampson home. 3:00 p.m. Altar and Rosary tea, at Mrs. F. Diebert‘s, 7:45 p.m. Bethlechem Church Choir. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10 â€" MONDAY, 10 4:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. Center. en sidan w tege Aore sn s e en ar ts n S :80 a.m. Ravinia Garden Club Board meeting.â€"__â€"_â€"â€" +30 p.m.Footlighters, at Y.W.C.A. â€"~ : % :00 p.m. Sheridan Rifle and Pistol Club, Deerfield range. Fidelity Life Association card party, Elks Hall. +00 p.m. :00 p.m. :30 p.m. :00 p.m. :00 p.m. :30 p.m. 10 p.Mm 00 p.ni 00 p.m 00 =7 : 00 p.m 00 p.m 00 a.m. 30 p.m. 30 p.m. 30 p.m. 30 p.m. 00 p.m. 00 p.m. 00 p.m. Vesper Service at Y.W.C.A. Community: Choral Club program. Boy Airplane Club at Community Center;, 4 Saturday Evening Club for Young Marrieds, Y.W.C DECEMBER 8â€" Royal Neighbors at Town Hall. Iv)leérfield ‘g:m'an'l I?el::fie oman‘s Bowlin * C C aotlie pasene C of. wling. s Holy Cross Services. Holy Cross Choir. Dorcas Home ‘Board. s g{“ Scouts, Troop 1, at J?%bxtgxim.Church., rl Scouts, Troop 11, at Presbyterian Church. Boy Scouts at Presblyterian Church, Sea Scouts at School. 4 Deerfield Grammar School Board. American Legion at Masonic Témple. â€" . ‘ Deerfield Building & Loan. DECEMBER 9 â€" Deerfield Community Calendar Calendars 29