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' know to the Notth Sylvnnus G.'Lee of [ speck before the ', Woman'? club on my tt-ati.80-pmr.- graduate of Vassar ewife for 20 years r of three children g a businesi career in home decoration; be: her' business acu- , on l dozen boards - five years on, the P.-T.A., dirt Scout ly ”mention. a career all came a trip to Mexico in ted the provinces as o T City rand thereby te tMter8ttre American I the beauty of the the discriminating nda or country home. lavishly of these to the States-pottery, tal work. vestigttea the-water shops and found just enir collection, which by chance mentioned a of one of our large tment stores.- ammo. I commissioned to re. t with their buyer to r for an entire a; neir store. Upon this ed go much that _she '1 subsequent buying :ently finished Meet- Mt of paintings and y contemporary Mex- the Macy Galleries in uc-outs-Vt-special mpoaed table settings tly hav'e appeared in f the tea. Guests are e usual small depart- " 183 N.»Wohnll Area, In.- an; 1010 Willow» Calm] an. 3 Th. Chic-co Datum! un dawn-IMO? “nod-bindur' returning-unl- and Park Press I handed ferrrrMiearfo. ”mutation”. watchman-dud"! MMldmdModU mm in hard amt-w at, House and Garden Home magazines. She ber of the faculty of university where she " on "The Merchan- e,Ji'urttitsh'tittrs." nd Education depart- club of, which Mrs m is chairman is pre- Ate. Mrs. Robt. Timm .c-tlte, special-r "Mrs. .nd her committee will we. 81.“ w m. I e ‘5le Ind Inn's. [at oodttu-e, and-dumb .y, PM 6, 18tt dilation” To Be 1 at Meeting load 01-- W [ml n on. a auburn; r of out week ha the bunny. Udall In tral, Lunch. “who“: 81" MB WILL 'dml R. LEE Bun-l. “in I a. Because of the lack of ti quorum tnd since appucntly the members had nothing to discuss of publlc'in- wrest no council meeting we: held on February 3. In' redirnt weeks this‘writer has observed the good citizens of High- land Park slowly but surely felling victims to a political disease that might be termed "Between Election- itis.” A glance at the record: show that _dhert, are more than. a half wan "Major piNeetts of civic inter- est in the local governmental mill and at this writing they hue stirred up about as much interest us Sally Rand at a nudist convention. Human nature is . funny thing. At the political meetings prior to gheflargt Highland Park mayortlty election the public turned out in " most unprecedented numbers to see what all the shooting was that.,At that time the average citizen was an ears and all eyes where the _op- eration of his 1oeartrovernment was concerned, bat since that time the onlyoccasion when he hi! express- ed more than passing interest in what has bemrqtointt on at the city hall has been when he bu had a personal axe to grind. _ ., H The unfortunate thing with this iiihiidii0hiit" -ire have dubbed "Be. tween Eteetionitis" is that it is catching and the group most likely to succumb to it is the city council u This writer has attended every council meeting since he took over the conduct of this column some six- teen months ago and in the vernac- ular of the writers of proverbs he “knows Mot he speaks.” When the citizen, himself, doesn't take the time to drop over to the city hall now and then to see what irtrointr on he can hardly blame the council for the indifference that body might show to let him know arhae 4sr---tmmrpirintr-1sehimr-9w icenes. Witrtht record of public attendance at council meetings on it has been in recent weeks it is only natural that the council thould oom'e to View the public meetings as affairs of secondnry importance and believe you me that is hut the " Ltitlliade your council is Waning to e. ' ' . - I The writer-d this column has no quarrel with the Momma the: on} " a whole of the current " tttinitrtration to date. tt tmdorttttrr. ly has accomplished more at this EM of it: mend has more pro. ts under way than anymmninia- hation tn recent years. What we we concerned about, however, is the manna, or more accurately the lack of means, taken to let the attrttif- Ieanee of these various undertaking: owr to the citiuna of the commu- TntorttsGtelr, the avenge indi- vidual in political “in in may! to ttt a publicity of what in my. /oger City government: Mad Jt J, gDOIng By Emma: M. Mm!" _ _ ouncil Omits February 3 Meeting; Need for Greater -- 7 Interest on. Part of Average "Citizen. _ _ in Civic Affairs Cited. , City Council the wrong kind. OfBeia1 releases to the press and the discussion of sub- jects brought up at the public meet- ings are usually as devoid of meat as a well licked bone. It is this writers opinion that ninety percent of T the matters discussed by the council at the so-called closed meet- ings could be aired in the open coun- eil chamber with no harm done. ths casionally a member of the council might be embamsed by subjects that might pop out in mum; ed discussion but any individual who is as thin skinned as that has no place in public life. ' The present administration has built the frame work for a commu- nication system between the city sacrament andthe citizenshnt the "follow through" needs a bit of pol- ishing up. - The Citizens Advisory committee was formed on December 16 to lend a hand' in formulating policies and selling them, as it were, lo the public. To date any activities of this committee since its inception have not come to light. We believe that the formation of this commit- tee is one of the-most important steps forward taken by this admin- istration and our sincere hope is that it is not left to die on the vine. The rebirth a: the‘long barman fieial plan of the City of Highland Park was announced on January 6. On January 27 the council author- izedrthe mayor to hire the firm, of Jacob L. Crane to bring this plan up to date. When it is completed and ready for council action it is to be hoped that a large' part of the members of the community know something about it. It goes with out saying that this plan' is an im- portant document as far as the fu. ture welfare of the community is concerned. The disposition of the problems pertaining, to through streets and apartment houses aione plan worthwhile. . ', It is the belief of many that the citizens of the eoznmunity be fur- ther enlightened on the progress of the' city’s Health Plan as outlined'by the Mayor several months ago. A survey at the time was made by a member of the medical profession but what recommendation, if any, were mode as a result of his inven- tigation, have never been made pub. lie. , As the present adtttittiatratiott nears the belt wey work in ite term of omce it would pet-hep: he well for it to do e better job of “follow, Ing through” on its public relations work. It "hoe made an excellent etert with its Citizens Advleory committee but ignited! we do not believe that it completely ft1U the bill. H the mo:- end nowhere of the council would on owe-ion View the situation from the other Ilde of the council chamber nil , em sure .. Continued on m Mt) Mat Jt J, 2 THURSDAY. .Rl',,',Ptl,7,, b-- 12:15 pan. Lions lab, Sn! 2:00 pan. High School PI 3:00 p.m. High School P. . 8:00 pan. North Shore Ya "8:99 2-21.- Amezigu: Lexie FRIDAY. FEBRUARY T--. l . _ Boy Scout Week Begins. Continuing Through February 18; . _t0-4:80 pan. Red Cross All Day Meeting /rtietity Parish Home. 10:30 am. Raeiniit Garden Club Board 'raiiiiir.", 7:30 pan. Campbell Chapter O.E.B. Masonic Temple. 8:00 pm. Rifle and Pistol Club Meeting. A Agog Jbpto_ptet_sidr, Bay, 'The Queen's Husband," Breeside School. 8:00 p.m.'Braeside Pia SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 9-- 7 3:30 pan. C.A.R. {we SATURDAY, FEBRUARY b-- 4P.80 1mm. c.A-sRi-Presettt'mtr &tttt <htmpltelrteetu" at H. P. Wo- P man’s Club. .. ’ . 3:00 p.m. Bneside lee Carnival. . ___. T 4:00 pm. Y.W.C.A.' Vain”. _ . 0:00pm. Ite, Shore ion Walther League Supper at Commnnnty one. . MONDAY, FEBRUARY "- _ V 6:30 pan. _e.', -_hr4rr..tp. 8:00 pap. 8:00 pan. WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY. EMU“? 18-- 12:15 pan. Lions Club Meeting at Sunset Velley Club. . _ 2:00pm. tate. Meeting of D.A.R. Mm. Raymond Andrews., tr. . 7:00 4pm. R.P. Chess Club, Community Center. _ 8:00 pan. American Legion. m.'.--" V _ 8:00 pm. Young Men's Club, Community Center. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY T-- 2:00 pan. Holy Cross 7:00 pan. St. Paut's i 7:45 pan. Bethlehem ( 8:00 pan. Community _____ih.%4hp._rt1,Aoriitttr Le TUESDAY, FEBRUARY Il-- MONDAY, MU“? "- 10:00 mm. Dorcas Rome Bard. l, 3:80 pan. Girl Scouts. l ' 7:00 pan. Bowling Leone. , :30 pan. Girl Scouts. . _ 'liffitt Mold Grammar School Board. TUESDA ' FEBRUARY "- t 2:00 pan.- ?:00 pan. 7:80 pan. 8:00 pan. . 8:80 pan. wLl8lldtIt AY, 1:00 pan. 7:00 pan. 31:80 pan. ' 7:80 pan. 8:00 nan. My‘lantl Part aunts JU Coming MAJ T2tttr.rird .2:00p.xm 6:30 pan. 7:00 pan, 7:45 pan. 8:00 pan. 8:00 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 10:00 am. YWCA, Board Meeting. _ 2:30 p.m. litigMand Park Woman's Club, Home land Education 6:30 p.m. Highland Club Dinner, H. P. Presbyterian Church. - 1545 3,131. School District 10T Board Meeting. . 7 7 8:00 p.m. Mothers Club Meets' " YWCA., 8:00 pan. North Shore Philatelic Society, Cortintunity Center. DNESDAY. FEBRUARY Ib-. _ , _ - 9:45 mm. Girl Scout Council Meeting at Mrs. Nereim'a Home. 10:80-2 Van, Hospital Auxiliary Meeting, Trinity Parish Home. 2:00 p.m. Ravima Woman’s Club, Donald McGibeny speaks.. 8:00 p.m. Green Bay School P.T.A. Fathers Night: 8:00 p.m. Library Board Meeting. _ ' V _- _§:_0_0 tytu19.yL Relation, Minnie Temple. . 9:30 am. Marionette Making for Boys and Girls at Y.W.C.A-. Mrs. Betty Phelps Bill, Instructor. _ _ _ 8:15 p.m. Choral Club and Community Orchestra in Concert at dgr.P. Women’s Club. 'roll t.tre9eeIitre Play, "The. Queen's Husband," Braeside School. 9 :30 mm. 8:00 p.m 8:00 pm l-ty-ia-lt-itil-E-l-, Lions blob, Sunset Volley Club. High School Parent Teacher Association Board. High School P.T.A. Meeting. .. North-mom Yacht Club.» . A / American Legion Auxiliary, Masonic Temple. Highland Park Woman's Club Board Meeting. Woman’s Association Met_stfpg,_tretltyteiap, Chqrchi." * Ttlmrrr'amitr" larfirsdjiiCiit' Sunset Valley WV ___ ' Mrs, AFaxonTs _Bdok Review, Presbyterian _Clt.yreh.' Kiwanis Club Dinner, Sunset ValleyJCfnb. 4 -. Park Board Meeting; City Hall. School District 108 Board Meeting. - City Comreit Meeting. T Keep Pit Gym Classes at Y.W.C.A. Ravinia Garden Club, Presents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ullmann at Braeside School. _ - Holy Cross Altar and Rosary. St. Paul’s Soddity, Malian Church Choir. Conununity Chorus. mung League. DeirNld Wamun’s Club. Women't Bowing. Leann. Village Bond. Holy Cross Service. Holy Cm: Choir. Gstt,t.S.9oyr1lntt. - 1mm" 12- JW. Social Club. St. Paul’s Evnnzi Dautthtertr. St. Patti’s Choir. _ and 'tf2i',"'gdtft"" at Town ihtll. Pushy“ n o n . Micheal HEM Service) Badminton tmette. V Calendars 'oisiitrjAriitriiiiiorii-c0b'iiiih-