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Polis will open at 6 a. m. and will close at 5 p. m. on said day in the place designated, as follows : y Precinets 1â€"South Field House, Maywood Rd., Running independently are Fred Tucker for assistant supervisor ; Charles Glass, justice of the peace, and Wm. Koller, constable. 5â€"Delicatessen store, 506 North Green Bay Rd., Highland Park. 6â€"Highland Park High School, 300 Vine Ave., Highland Park. 7â€"F. B. Williams Office, 541 Cenâ€" tral Ave., Highland Park. 8â€"Davis & Maurine Electric Service, 10 N. Sheridan Rd., Highland Mrs, Minnie C. Balke, supervisor; Aldo Bertacchini, assistant spervisor ; Samuel S. Smith, Dorsey Husenetter, Howard Huber, Clarence Schetzley and Frank Nustra, justices of the peace; assessor, Harry Earhart; town collecâ€" tor, Gregory Sheahan; town clerk, Alâ€" bert Larson; constables, Charles J. Donner, Herman J. Sasch, Russell A. Campbell, George C. Hesler, Theodore Benvenuti. + Lake Forest. f 2â€"City Hall, 489 Waukegan Ave., Highwood. 3â€"Swedish church, Everts Place and Highwood Ave., Highwood. 4â€"Oak Terrace school, 230 Prairie Ave., Highwood. _ _ The officers to be elected in the Deerâ€" field Township ballot will be two assistâ€" ant supervisors, one assessor, one town collector, one town clerk, five justices of the peace and five constables. The following candidates are seeking elecâ€" There are five precincts in this elecâ€" tion and the polling places are as folâ€" lows : : 1â€"59 S. St. Johns avenue. 2â€"1545 S. St. Johns avenue. 3â€"Lincoln School. 4â€"H. P. Community Center, 549 Cenâ€" tral avenue. 5â€"Residence at 403 Eastwood Ave. Polils will open at 6 a. m. and will close at 5 p. m. ; In the Park District election, two commissioners are to be chosen for a full term of six years. The retiring members of the Board of which there are six, are Edward M. Steele and Clarence H. Witt. Mr. Steele has reâ€" filed for a second term, while the other candidates are C. Eugene Pfister, presiâ€" dent of the Men‘s Garden club; Gilâ€" bert Hardacre and Clayton F. Lundâ€" quist. Polls Open at 6 a.m. Tuesday, April 1. Close at 5 p.m. Urge Voters To Turn Out The annual township election and the Park district biennial election will be held Tuesday, April 1st. These two imâ€" portant elections will be held in Highâ€" land Park, The Highland Park League of women Voters has gone to considâ€" erable trouble trying to inform its memâ€" bers on the candidates and polling places, and the general public is urged to get out and exercise its right to vote. Township and Park District To Elect Volume XXXI Park. The Higbland Park Press The Town Meeting for the transâ€" action of miscellaneous business will be held at 2 p. m. at Town Hall, 378 Central avenue, to transact busiâ€" ness pertaining to affairs of the townâ€" ship. 9â€"Vacant â€" store, Southeast corner Central ave. and Green Bay Rd., Highland Park. 10â€"North Shore Gas office, 47 S. St. Johns Ave., Highland Park. 11â€"Lincoln school, 495 Lincoln Ave., Highland Park. 12â€"R. R. Men‘s Home, Beech St.; Highland Park. 12â€"Strenger‘s Garage, corner Gray Ave. and Ridgewood Drive, Highâ€" land Park. 14â€"Ravinia School Field House, Rogâ€" ers Williams Ave., Highland Park. 15â€"Rollery‘s Grocery Store, 497 Rogâ€" er Williams Ave., Highland Park. 16â€"C. & N. W. R. R. Ravinia Station, Highland Park. The ‘officers to be elected are: Two assistant supervisors, one asâ€" sessor, one town collector, one town clerk, five justices of the peace, five constables. Mrs. Spahr holds many shooting honors, of which her husband is justâ€" ly proud. She set a record of 31 "x" ring shots in a 100â€"yard event at Laâ€" fayette, Indiana last August. r Mr. and Mrs. Spahr, who are both enthusiastic shooters, have just reâ€" turned from a three day trip to the south. While there they both comâ€" peted in the St. Petersburg matches of the Illinois State team, which is composed of four members and a capâ€" tain. The team placed fourth in the contest. ‘ Mrs. Robert Spahr, 944 Ridgewood Drive, has just established a new national record for women in the 50 yard, any sight rifle match, during the recent National Midwest rifie matches in St. Petersburg, Florida. Mrs. Spahr topped the former recâ€" ord score of 400x32 with a 400x34x. She also holds the national women‘s record for the 40 shots, 100 yard, any sight rifle match. i Mrs. Robert Spahr Sets New Record in Florida Rifle Match The Press therefore remains a Highland Park property and will be published in the interests of Highland Park, Ravinia, Deerfield and Highwood residents and merchants. Behind it willbe.cormtnrivimlndmduvoroadnp.n of the Press to serve the community in every best interest. _ After this issue, the Highland Park Press, Highland Park‘s oldest publicaâ€" tion, will be owned and published by Messrs W. H. Bartel, Forrest Rose and Raymond E. Lee. The management is happy to announce the appointment of Warner Turriff as advertising manager and Mrs. Florence Bartel as managing editor, Lester Olsonwillbemmgflwpermndwhidaluvuiourinth?nuwbohn beenauociafiedwithitoveralon‘periodofmn.Itisthebopedth management also, all are, of course, residents of Highland Park, to add the aniuworkingforoontimemdoppmwityprm.nndphmmdrudy mderwuytaox:enamwprintiufllntindowmownl{ighlmdhrk.m editorial and advertising offices remain however at the old address at $38 Cenâ€" tral Ave. The telephone numbers likewise remain the same . . . Highland Park 557 and 558. Highland Park, Illinois, Thursday, March 27, 1941 Announcement The Northwestern University Setâ€" tlement group are going to have luncheon at one o‘clock on Wednesâ€" day, April second at the Settlement House in Chicago. Each year one of the spring meetings of the Highland Park branch is held with Miss Vitâ€" tum who is the director of Northâ€" western University. Settlement and members take a tour through the very interesting departments and obâ€" serve‘ the wonderful work which is done. The Ravinia Woman‘s Club will meet on April 9th at two o‘clock at the Ravinia Village House. Mr. Clark Kuebler, Professor of Classics at Northwestern University will speak on "Democracy and Education." Visit Settlement House in Chicago The residents in this district are urged to vote. Save the date, Saturâ€" day, April 12th and if you plan to be absent from town, be sure to seâ€" cure your absentee ballot. Ravinia Women To Hear Clark Kuebler is running without opposition to sucâ€" ceed himself. Three men are running for members of ‘the Board, Jesse Halsted running to succeed himself and the names of Maurice Poliak and Mortimer Singer are new to the public in this capacity. Two of these three men will be selected. There are three offices to be fillâ€" ed. John B. Jackson, the present President of the Board of Education _ Absentee ballots are available this year for the first time and the pubâ€" lic is strongly urged to take advanâ€" tage of them. If you are going to be out of town on the 12th, procure your ballot now from G. L. Vetter, secretary of the Board at Lincoln School. Absentee ballots must be secured before April 7th, School Board election for District 108, will be held on Saturday, April 12th at both Lincoln and Ravinia schools, the polisâ€"being open from 12 noon to 7 p.m. , School District 108 Announces Absentee Ballots Available Sparks from the Chimney ignited the shingles on the roof at 9 Mcâ€" Goven street, occupied by the Arthur Johnsons on Tuesday the 25th. The two story brick residence is owned by Nicholas Lamb. There was a $10 damage to the roof. The damper closed in the smoke pipe at the E. V. Metzel home, 95 Sycamore place on the 24th,. No damâ€" The Highland Radio Service Store, §41 Central Avenue, had a radio transformer shorted, which resulted in a $5 damage. Their fire was on Wednesday the 19th. very little damage was done. They made a call on Tuesday the 18th to the two story residence of H. R. Holmgren, 1014 South Linden. They found a defective oil burner, which caused about a $25 damage to the house and about $75 to the conâ€" tents. The Highland Park Fire Departâ€" ment was called from its nice, new, warm station to make several calls during the past week. None of the fhires were of a serious nature and very little damage was done. They made a call on Tuesday the A summer dining room at the south end of the main building is to be removed, as is the southeast wing housing the present kitchen and oldâ€" er hotel rooms, leaving 232 availâ€" able rooms. A well landscaped parkâ€" ing lot will be installed in this area, (Continued on page 11) Firemen Respond To Numerous Calls a complete new kitchen. Provisions are being made on the first floor of the main building for exclusive shops and other service facilities. The ballroom will be redecorated for soâ€" cial functions and recreation and gamerooms will be built. Completion of the rehabilitation is scheduled for May 15th. 8 Moraine Hotel Sold; Extensive Remodeling To Be Operated Year ‘Round as "Moraineâ€"onâ€"theâ€"Lake" The Moraine Hotel, fashionable North Shore resort has been sold by the Chicago Title & Trust Company, Trustee, to a new hotel company known as the Moraine Park Comâ€" pany for an undisclosed consideraâ€" tion. The sale includes all of the present buildings and the 14 acres of land, a large part of which is comâ€" prised of wooded ravines and formal gardens, with 500 feet of private beach on Lake Michigan. T Number 4