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each upon his oath th the requirement of Illinois, entitled y trust companie." ed date, is true ani rat he has examinel | statement. y one e the ‘tion. , day of D ; a trust c ant to law 36.98 54.82 NTHST 91.80 and~C. F, GRANT AND PARK. a cor aker Eddy KINE, EL, HLEEN COLE, Notary Public e of ROOM Braille, and . to 5:30 p.m land Park PAR]! $1,4 $5,8 $ 2 $5,889, 8771 $ 303,000.0 $ 145,5000 $ 303,000.0 2,59 2.21 203,000.0 10,000.4 125,000.0 tA 9T1.% n 6l4.g L.D Wiih ATLi 0t2%; 160.4; Council Authorizes Mayor to Bring Highland Park ~â€"â€"Plan Up to Date; Citesâ€"Need for Alleysâ€"â€"â€" in Business District By a vote of Tfour to one Ine Gily council authorized Mayor Ronan to hire the firm of Jacob L. Crane, planningâ€" consultant, to bring the official plan of the City of Highland Park, originally drafted by this orâ€" ganization in 1931,, up to date. The motion was pauet‘f with the proviâ€" sion that the cost of the plan to the city would not exceed $750.00. The one dissenting vote to the resâ€" olution as passed by the council was éast by Commissioner Swanson. In the debate on the motion before it was brought to a vote, Commissionâ€" er Swanson stated that he had no objection to bringing the plan up to date but that since the city was goâ€" ing to do much of the detail work connected with the plan, anyway, he thought it could get along withâ€" out the supervision of the Jacob L. Crane organization until the plan was presented to them for final apâ€" proval. Commissioner Swanson inâ€" timated that the city could save money by handling the work in this way. Mayor Ronan held that the job called for an ‘experienced city planâ€" ner right from the start who would directly supervise â€"theâ€" city emâ€" ployees in working out all details connected with the plan. â€"He added that the legal aspect of the work alone justified the city in hiring the Crane organization to finish the project started by it ten years ago. The mayor added that Jacob L. Crane was nationally known in his field and at the present time was engaged in defense work for the United . States Government. Conâ€" sidering the man‘s reputation and the character of the work involved Mayor Ronan was of the opinion that the city was getting a bargain. ~â€"The mayor made it clear that th action of the council did not bind the city to enter into a contract Wwith the Crane organization but that it simply conferred upon him the power to do so if he deemed it _advisable. : â€"~City Clerk Musser read a letter to the council sent by Attorney Benâ€" jamin F. J. O‘Dell calling that body‘s â€" attention toâ€" a â€"resolution passed by the council in 1989 authâ€" orizing him to attempt to collect a refund on taxes paid under the Pubâ€" lic Utility Act on a twenty perâ€" cent commission basis. He stated that he read this column‘s report in the January 16 issue of The Highland Park Press whereby. the council was considering joint action With the â€" Illinois â€" Municipal league in an effort to obtain the aforemenâ€" tioned refund. Attorney O‘Dell inâ€" timted in â€" his letter that he still considered himself very much in the 'our C)ity GOwrnmc‘nf: w4at ~9f j.d 2)om9 City Council vote of four to one the city By Ermors M. Mureuy picture as a result of the action taken by the council in 1939. In commenting on the letter Mayor Ronan stated that as far as he knew no report on Mr. O‘Dell‘s progress, if any, to obtain a refund had ever been made to the city. In view of the fact that the city was entirely in the dark concerning Mr. O‘Dell‘s work on the case, Comâ€" missioner Bowes moved that the Corporation Council contact the former and have him send in a written report outlining in detail what work he has done and what progress has been made toward obâ€" taining a refund. In view of recent bwilding develâ€" opments in the business district, Commissioner Swanson recommendâ€" ed that the city consider action toâ€" wards reviving the old ordinance providing for alleys in this area. He stated that as the business disâ€" trict continued to grw it was going to become more and more difficult to provide adequate fire protection unâ€" less means of ingress to the rear of business property was supplied. Fire Marshall Hoskin who was in the audience substantiated Commisâ€" sioner Swanson‘s remarks and stated that he was entirely in favor of the move to bring back alleys to the business district. Action by the council on this subject isâ€"expected in the near future. £ Commissioner Sharp reported that the official dedication of the new inâ€" cinerator is a matter of only a few weeks away. .Fires in the new buildâ€" ing have already been started and the project lacks only the finishing touches for completion. Mr. Sharp stated ° that his â€" department was planning to outdo the fire departâ€" ment by providing refreshments at itesâ€"dedication.â€"Weâ€"mayâ€"addâ€"here that if the celebrants can feed the Inner Man in the atmosphere of burning garbage and enjoy it, the day of~the modern incinerator has really arrived. > : 7 Commissioner Swanson stated that plans for the Green Bay Road imâ€" provement project were about ready for submission to the State Highway Department for official approval. However, as the new chief highway engineer has not as yet been apâ€" pointed by Governor Green it was thoughtâ€"advisable to postpone acâ€" tion along these lines for the time being. Commissioner Bowes moved that a resolution be passed by the counâ€" cil thanking the American Legion, the Boy and Girl Scouts, the Drum Corps, the publicity committes, the press and all others who cooperated in making the dedication of.the new fire station an outstanding success, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30 12:15 p.m. Highland P: 12:830 p.m. Frieudahei}) ' 6:45 p.m, Men‘s Fello ae e en Ee aneive o n e ie o oo ce ols n dn P 12:80 p.m. Friendshei}) Club meet in the Y.W.C.A. saâ€" 6:45 p.m,. Men‘s Fellowship Club meeting at Highland Park Presâ€" ied iss‘ l biurhn Church. :00 p.m. _ M‘Ctfib“fitetmg‘lt"fl:‘l’.'commnity House. â€"â€"â€"â€"â€" FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 _ * 10â€"4:30 Red Cross, all day sewing meetin% at Trinity Church. 7:30 p.m. Footlighters meet in the Y.W.C.A. 8:00 p.m. Sheridan Rifle Club, return match with Waukegan Rifle team on Deerfield range. AZ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 1 i 8:00 p.m. Saturday Evening Club at Y.W.C.A. : 8:00 p.m. Swing Club meeting at Highland Park Woman‘s Club. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 10:00 a.m. Collectors 2:30 p.m. Braeside P.T.A 8:00 p.m. Highland Park 8:00 p.m. > Community Ce 8:00 p.m. Men‘s Garden : 8:00 p.m.: ~Young Men‘s ! 8:00 p.m. Highland Park 8:00 p.m. West Ridge Cc 8:00 pm. American Legi WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 2:00 ip.m. Lincoin Pare 3:15 p.m. Lincoln Pare 4:30 pm. Rotary Club 8:00 p.m.â€" Highland Pa THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 12:15 p.m. Lions Club, 2:00 pm. High School 3:00 p.m. High School 8:00 p.m. North Shore 8:00 p.m. American L FRIDAY, JANUARY 31 i 7:00 p.m. Bethishem Church Choir. 9:00 p.m. > Bowling. sF27 & j " T Do par oi Slost Tohain, :30 p.m. ‘ ® ! ; c * T o opome $7 Mna Avee e SE c zon :80 p.m. . cop T Te § 7:80 p.m. mnh. 7:30 pm. Girl Scouts Troop 2. â€" : â€"â€"8:00 p.m. Bank Board. [ 3 . 8:00 pm. Bethichem Mothers Club. 8:00 p.m. Holy Name Meeting. : * * TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4 + 4 2:30 pm. Wilmot Mother‘s Club. ‘ * _ 2:30 p.m. Bethichem Woman‘s Missionary Society. {:00 p.m. ‘Women‘s Bowling League. & 7:30 p.m. St. Paul‘s Young People‘s League. ; _ 8:00 p.m. Holy Cross Service. â€" > 8:00 p.m. Ladies Guild Eastern Star. + ~â€"_ _ 8:00 pm. Townsend Club. @ â€"~_ _ 8:80 p.m.: Holy Cross Choir. s : _ P00 p.m." Chamber of Commerce Bowling League. _ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5 acedis. _ .+. .â€"â€"4;80 p.m. _St. Paul‘s Choir.__==â€"â€"..______. c Pai e edennnt ce 8:00 p.m. Presbyterian Choir. f 8:00 p.m. Presbyterian Church Officers and ‘Teachers Meeting. 8:00 p.m. Bethichem Midâ€"week Service. & 8:00 pm. Badminton League. s THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6 ¢4 â€" ~12:15 p.m. Rotary. xi * "® 3030 ~.® : 2:00 p.m. St. Paul‘s Woman‘s Guild. 8:00 p.m. Order of Eastern Star.> s 8:00 p.m. Royal Neighbors. 4 10 12 10 Lg‘lana[ parL &/e;ntd fl;r C :00 a.m. :15 p.m. :30 p.m. :00 p.m. :45 p.m. :00 p.m. :00 p.m. :00 a.m. Ravinia Woman‘s Club Board. :30â€"12:00 Highland Park Hospital Auxiliary, hospital (hospital dressingsâ€"Important). :00 ip.m. Lincoln Parentâ€"Teacher Association Board, :15 p.m. Lincoln Parentâ€"Teacher meeting. k :30 pm. Rotary Club Board meeting, Community Center. :00 p.m.â€" Highland Park Woman‘s Club (Edward Tomlinson). S eerfteld C Highland Park Lions Club meeting at Sunset Valley Club, Study Group of H. P. League of Women Voters at YWOA Rotary Club meeting at Sunset Valley Golf Club. : Kiwanis Club dinner, Sunset Valley Golf Club. Park Board meeting at Highland Park City Hall. H. P. Social Service annual meeting at Public Library. Meeting of the City Council. _ e es # Week of January 31 through February Center. Collectors Study Group, Highland Park® Woman‘s Club. "Romance of Old Lg.." Braeside P.T.A. at eside School (Hope Summers). Highland Park Hospital Board meeting, â€"hospital. Community Center Board, Community Center; Men‘s Garden Club, Highland Park Woman‘s Club. Young Men‘s Club, Community Center.. . . 24. Highland Park Lodge No. 1362 B.P.0.E., Elks Hall. ___ West Ridge Community Club, Ridge School. American Legion, in Legion Hall. § > Girl Scout Leaders, Bank building. Lions Club, Sunset Valley Club. High School Pu'ent-Ten&‘ er Association Board. High School Parentâ€"Teacher Association â€"meeting. North Shore Yacht Club. American Legion Auxiliary, Masonic Temple. Wilmot Mother‘s Club. Bethichem Woman‘s Missionary Society. Women‘s Bowling League. & St. Paul‘s Young People‘s League. Holy Cross Service. â€" E Ladies Guild Eastern Star. â€" Townsend Club. ’ Holy Cross Choir. : Chamber otf Commerce Bowling League. Calendars Wu'ni‘t';’m;s?'m meeting in Conguniw vents fof Coming oming 2ce. 2e £4 it