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'aiiiii not-cc. mm 1" ANY “MI ' pnymenu. What’s muting him no more cart ' " I newt“ soon, Log'"'""'""- t'. 1mm an. Illinois . Highland Put my Wire. State 'e, f In. “arm lawman 'cwall tires extra) Phone H. P. 9tt! uble, , Time Iool for Dogs FOR THE DE LUXE "TORPEDO" SIX BUSINESS COUPE Commissioner Sharp’s contribu- tion to the meeting was presented in the double form of a bouquet and a brick bat. He awarded one of Walter Winchell’s famous orchids both to the water department and the public forthe current excellent Irtate of “(the of water bill pay. menu. Out of a total billing of $48,825.90 for the last period billed only $565.59 remains unpaid; Along 'With the bouquet, Commissioner Sharp earnestly requests that the citizens of the community keep up By Emma M. Human Set March lat, 1941, as Motor Vehicle Tax Deadline; _-- l. ...‘4N.e.w Trufit_tJ,ptit.ssft, Pretrtmted.tonhe "_" . 7. City Council 1 Fer one reason or another the tone of Monday evening's council meetint we: the best it ha been for many I long day. The line of com- munication among the council mem- bers themselves and between the council and the precinct: beyond the inner rail appear to have been Pe- stored for the time being " lent. We earnestly trust that this happy sitimtion is not . temporary one. In his report to the council Mayor Ronan announced that March lat had been set as the deadline for payment of motor vehicle taxes. Atr. tomobile owners who have not pur- chased their 1941 city license plate by that date, will be subject to ar.. rest. In stressing the necessity of a Concerted drive to collect the motor Vehicle'tax. the mayor pointed out that to ate out of a possible 4200 registrations only about 1860 have bought their 1941 license. As this tax becune due on January let, the mayor tind the council feel that am- ple time has been allowed the pub- ‘iic tereomptrtvfth this ordinance. '. The brick bat came in the form of ' warning thatany person or per- eonsrlound dumping ‘refuseeon the site of the otdUneinemtor will be subject to arrest and thte. It ap- Jyayythgt not onlyhave some- iiirdd citizens of the city been re- sorting to, this pmticehbnt they. have also been making of with some of the city’s equipment. Commissioner Sharp who was def- initely in a “get things done" mood, also stated that collection of delin- quent real estate taxes which here- tofore have been conducted on a hit or miss- basii is scheduled to start in oar-nest. He deplored the present .terdene, of legislative bodies to make up defteieneUa caused by fall- " to pay real estate taxes, simply by heaping more taxes on the backs of those who make their payments In ul‘arly. Commissioner Sharp “med that the new regime in Wan- lesan has promised its cooperation in any effort sponsored by local thr-h1ind Park groups to alleviate thr situation. He added that as soon " he new lists were received show- hte the delinquent taxpayers the "h, was to fly", and hoped that gaze who found the shoe tent would the good work in i,aoiniiiherr- GG, bills on time. an by of It: at: he in M Togo. City government: City (Council a. Mat .9! J, 2 Commigjgner Swanson stated that he was in favor of tetainintt the old incinerator structure for the use of dead storage space. Mayor Banana and Commissioner tmarpae'piie4 that due to the rat menace it ‘was deemed advisable to .clean out the whole ttttng. This program would of necessity include tearing down the building. _ take ‘Itgps to out themselves in the clear. Commissioner Swanson reported that the Women's Garden club had sponsored a meeting " which vari- ous groups went on record as fav- oring a resolution to collect $2500 for landscaping and otherwise im- proving the Central Street railroad station property. If this sum could not be collected within the organiz- ations themselves it was suggested that the council authorize a tag day, or something similar to it, to raise the necessary funds. Acceptance of plans for the improvement which have already reached the blueprint stage is being held in abeyance dn- til the funds are definitely raised. Commissioner Bowes moved that the council go on record as approving the eftortr of the, various groups in bringing about this improvement. Commissioner Sharp stated he fave ored the tag day idea as he felt the burden of Jinaneintr the proposition oould not be allowed to fall on one, or " most. a few organisations. is purely an advisory committee to be appointed by the, city council to advise itan tame problems in High- land Park. The present structure of the commiuion cilia for seven memberu, namely, I member if the council, the Chief of Police. . trMie (Contlitued on Pen 22) Commissioner Swanson informed the council of two new kennels in the process of construction in High- land Park and unscented that the city lease space from one of them make the community’s stray dogs. One of the moat important ac- tions taken out Monday evening's meeting was the resenting of the completed 'draft _of the Citizens Safety Commission's new We flttdtt-txcthemtnneitntr.auniamio', Lewis, chairman of the General Cod- itlatistii Cammittet.Ud Edwitr-Gil, roy, chairman of the Citizens Safe- ty Commission. The code in: placed on flle for ten days " the motion of Commissioner Swnnson. The Citizens sum Commission's TYaiBt Code is the outgrowth of muny months of study. It has been eat-mined and approved by J. & Be- ker. Tunic Safety Consultant, No- tiondBafety Council, end hes been reviewed by the mom; and' mem- bers of the council. 'thte of the principal ditterenees between the new code end its pred- ecessor is the cmtion of I Tame Commission. The Trane Commission 'o"V THURSDAY. FEBRUARY "- 12:15 pan. Liirnr Club Mee 2:00 pan. Regular new: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is-- » _ 9:00 p.m. Barn Dance; YWCA. Mothers Club and Friendship Club. 8:30 p.m. ie,'?,',; Italian Woman's Prosperity Club Dance " Labor emp e. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16-- WEDNESDAY. F'E!BRUARY 9:30-12 H. P. Hospital A TUESDAY. FEBRUARY Ib.- _ 7:00 Pan. _ Woman’s Bowling. . . 8:00 Fm. Stage" - " _ . “8:00 'Ptnt. Masonic Lodge. . . 8:00 Irart.r Townsend Club. . _ _ . 8:00 Et T Holy Cross Serviqes. . 8:30 oly Crou' Choir. . - T 9:00 p.m. Chamber of Commerce Bowling, MONDAY, FEBRUARY IT 10:00 mm. All day me 12:15 pm. Rotary Clu TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ltr--. 2:00 pm. Highland Parl 8:00 Itrln, fhpgyIflbgh,3, 8:00 pm. Briergate Cor) 8:30 _p.m. Highland Par] WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8:00 p.m. Bethlehem B 8:00 pm. Badminton I THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 2b- T i 12:15 pan. Lions, Club Luncheon at Sunset Vulley Golf Club. sroNoAr-remrtkk'ttr Ir..' THURSD Mg‘Iaanar‘ alanb ' du, 10 10 IRSDAY. 12:15 p.m 1:00 pm 2:30 p.m 8:00 mm 9:00 am. 3:30 pan. T:80 pan. 7:00 pm. T:80 '.m. 7:80 pm. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:30 300 Mn. :00 pan. :00 p.m. :15 p.m. :00 p.m. :00 p.m. :80 p.m. :00 pan, :00 p.m. :30 min. :15 pan. :00 pm. JNUU'/ El pan p.m pan. FEBRUARY 2b-- Itettuiar Meeting Gt mun an} Riokond Andrews, Highland J%rir Chains Club, Community Cellar. American Legion. - . Young Men's Club, Community Center. North Shore Hiking Club to meet at Gaeli's Drug Store, corner of Central and St. John's venue. Ravinia Club "Twilight Tea", Ravinia Village Home. All day meeting Woman’s Assn., PteabrteHitn Church. Rotary Club meeting at Sunset Valley Club. . '. Red. Cross First Aid Class at Community Center; H. P. Social Service Board meets at OfBee. Kiwanis Club Dinner, Sunset Valley Club. ' I City Council Meeting. . . Bneside P.T.A. (Paul Melaner) Braeaide School. . Yiint Cluh Mt.etintt gt_81_m_sot Yell” _Club. Highland Park Woman's Club at Club Rouse tqhpzTWflbgh,d1mrur1tatritrcenustc, w ,, A ,7 7, _, Briergate Community Club. _ Highland Park Lodge No. 1962 It Elks Hall. P. Hospital Auxiliary (making dressings) B. P. Hospital. Highlnnd Park Music Club Board. League of Women Voters Board, Y.W.C.A. ' V League bylaw”: Voters. Elm Flu P.T.A. at Elm Flue School. Lecture, Clifton) Girl Scouts, Troopijmww q g, --et- Girl Scouts, Troop 2. _ ' ' Business Ken's Bowling. Sea Scouts. Troop 61 Boy Scouts - Troop " Boy Scouts. American Legion Auxiliary. V Romy Club. Pretttrterfot,Wornanh, Club. Punt-Teacher: Anothtion Nesting. Wtg,tut, “61ml: (Yin CC.) n u . . . . M. Paul's Choir. L MM Choir. Bethlehem Mid-week Servieé Badminton League. Calendars vents F. Creole churn? 'eel "