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Page: I talked with one of Highland Park's most important leader's this week. He is charged with the protection of you, your child- ren, your property. . . Now anyone can see Highland Park is growing. Look around. Note all the new homes and apartments. As a city grows, more protection is needed. Yet next month, on June 15th, two able policemen will be dismissed and one police car put in storage. ' Why? To save money. And why again? Because Highland Park hasn't enough money to pay for adequate police and fire protection; street mainten- ance; and lots of other services vital to a growing town. Experts report it'll be a year before there'll be an- other vote on taxes. During these next 365 days, Highland Park will march to the rear, leaving its citizens and their property unsafe and, at times, completely un-protected. .Sad commentary? Yes. l What's to be done? " . It's up to us. . . all of us. Must Have More Funds . . . Our city must have more funds. T And we'll keep right on bringing this subject up until something is done about it. When only 30 percent of the voters vote, and the majority of those vote against a measure to make High- land Park safe, I think it's tragic. i I don't like to see Highland Park deteriorate. I don't like to see Highland Park's children unsafe and without protection. I don't like to think about my home burning down because we haven't enough money to support out hard- working fire department. . Highland Park must have more funds. NOW! ' Are you willing to help? Automobile Dealers " Close For Holiby The Highland Park Automobile Dealers’ nssociltion announces that in order to give Imployeel I full week-end over the holiday, their places ol'buainem will be closed Saturday. Sand-y Ind Monday. This includes the follow- ing places of busineu: Golden Motors, Inn. Highland Park Motor Sales. Ine., Muchi mothers, Nelson Motor Sales. No. Shore Buick Co., Ine.; Fume" I Wilson, Ine, Ravinia Motors, Ine., Wm. Buehl b Co., Btantreru Garage and Van Guilder Motors. MM Runny Ave., Hidwood M. P. 2882 Rem: " to " Bart,--8 to 5 pan. . T to a pm. --roaqr-pre0y..ttPmt Luanuumomuuw my . "ge,ue'et,i,.'."fu", ”In! - "in.“ my. 03. "in! "iaiiaieretaEqomirtr.PPrr: “nun-yuan'o‘hho t"dh""r'lhTA'. mm mm I.” "iiiiii-i-ieteyiet.eue -.-- - -___e___ -_ WV WW - ~w“.mhum~ aiuriiak-tCrti-. ”tantrum. tin-mt, ”Will boitt - dot, whu. - Haydn. npdd "k. “I. 8., M no! " inch Schwin- who pried " ”0.... CerviSales&Service Tol. M. P. II" I- now I‘ll also YOU’RE NOT SAFE IN HIGHLAND PARK! W-Ihln- Avo. “i'h'td I’d-gr - “input“: BICYCLES WHITT NORTHMORE SCHULTZ Let’s Take a Look Tom Wiider's Art Clan To Meet " Members of Torn Wildar'l out- door painting chap will meet " the Y.W.C.A. on Saturday, May 29 at 1:45 p.m. to mike fin-l Ir- ranzemcnts. Fees mly be paid at that time, and arrangements will be made for those who do not have transportation. FortheJuneBeW- tndtheJune Gmduate-. LANECEDAR HOPE CHESTS Free Moth III-me. m I, on. d Illa noun “run W 0....- tea, [on In. my Northshore Garden ofMemories Opel lmlln until 0:” 334 RAILWAY AVE. A Surprise Awaits You if You Have Not Visual THIS BEAUTIFUL GARDEN CEMETERY tatiBATgt0AD&tgYNrr. By SOIEIZI All SONS Furniture and Appliances “North Stan’- Co-ploto Sun In in II..." hue Cod-r Chest $49.95 and up LIBERAL nus ch Now h Oar Caro-int Pay-out Ph- "Tho Gift that sun. tho Hm" my “AGONABLI ”this!“ "WW5" WOOWM“ "uetuasarmttgateth.V Co-isdn-ek..) o. tr. Corpus. '" In.“ his 10-year-old W lulu-cud tna.u,a-beeMtk. in. man; to - m “In an - an", Km to bad- a. “It with grand of {in A's in mucky. biology, bun, English nnd ”Dill- mhmupdlhbcum SIM is also mania-at in BOA, the girls' “Mali: club. "an; " uni-um. head in archery, and uh- ing “the pan in nil sports ox- errt swimming and tumblin'. Un- til thin year she play“ (late in Nlluu of other outstanding stu- dents (allow in order of rank: Fin! Mo-o--' AU Carol Coppena O Au--' I Barbara Alexander, Al Baum, Joanne Febel, Lewis Goldberg, Et- sio Jorgensen, Carole Mannheim Phillip Rennick, Barbara Tuerk, John Weber, Regina Wirth. I AU Joanne Avery, Geraldine Bailey, Bruce Bulmer, Nlncy Cnhill. Mar- ilyn Clark. Jack Close, William George, Ned Greenbem Kenneth Harder. Hayden Hodges, Nancy Johnson, Susan human. Jill Moore, Human Peterson, Robert, Phillips, Louise Pollak, Wendy Elvin, Thomas Swift. Guy Wilbor. , AU - 2 BU - Gregory Armstrong, Meredith Barr, Nancy Bartell. Louise Ber- trand, Kean Block, Barbara Brit- ton, Joan Chester, Runs Clark, Barbara Britten. Joan Cheater, Russ Clark, Barbara Clemente, Judith Cohen. Mary Compere, Ann Davidow, Robert Demichelis, Bel- en Eichler, Michael Farrell, Mary Ferguson, Gordon Garrett, Ellen Gienger. Alice Gilbert, Thomas mm, Jerry Juhrend, Paula Kuhn, Ann Lawton, Frances Manfredi- ni, Sam McMaster, Beverly Hett, Laurie Nath, Malcolm Nelson, Michel Phelps, Eli: Rademaeher, Karen Reinking, Warner Rosen- thal, Benjamin Ruekberg, Harold Schick, Susan Schreiber, Helen Schwarz. Barbara Scott. Margaret Stein, Vicky Toot, Ralph Wanger, Barbara Well. Ellen Whitney, Gretchen Wiltberger. Janis Zabel. I AU - 3 BU Betty Amswald, Marilyn Berg, Ann Boyd, William Non. 2 A's 2 w. Mary Andrews, Pat Barton, Leo Lentini, Emily Perrnult. Manly Anderson, Peter Arm- strong Jeanne Bertrand, Carolyn Bother, Margie Brown. Lee Bruno, Donald Carr, John Cleary, Lorena Coppi, Margie Demiehelis, Dorothy Flinn. Thayer Forbes. Diane For- sythe. Barbara Click, Donna Grow- ney, Mary Ann Hodge, Thorn Hodge, Hein Juergensen, Kathie Laine, Bettina Lubke, Victor Lub- ke, Carole Lyle, Carl Martin, Ed- ward Neisser, Mary Puquesi. Pat- ty Peterson, Ellen Pierce, Helen Robertson, Charlene' Robinson, Barbara Schamberg. Joan Schultz. Caroline Schwan, John Saucy. Sue Sparling, Winogene Sturgis, (iii,?" Wagner, and Phillip Wa- trous. . HIGHWOOD THE PRESS Much-Hold autumn-intimation“ to-too-i-they" haying nu not us m mu my. w 3.65.! inch“! Wm- Jan- and. no. 'rwnatd Put Con-unyaum._ __ _ It is by“ that the" will ho at - 6m in this I“ which wilt. pk, thin- - " but Put lands, mm throuab. out the nun-u was. At poo- cnt a mu haw Muted their deitro to play in lud- I have. Umpire... well n trata, In": nnd other equipment till be {uni-Ind by tho Playground and Rum“: Department which is sponsoring this home. Each team will pny I 35.00 foe to be used to pun-chm medd- for the-player- of the two top mm: in the League. It in important that team desiring to pk] in this Lame have I repruentntive pres- ent " the Community Center June 2nd to tale over and help plan rules Ind oenisntion of the We. Team: and be from Hithlnnd Park or its immediate vicinity. Shannon-College cu, Owized latent alumna of Simmons CM.. lege. Boston. " I meeting at the fi'tirt, College tya Tneldly night. " I. organised the Sim- mom Collette Club of Chicago Ind Vicinity. Miss Helen L Deacon. mercury of the Simmons Colic“ Alumnae Association, came from Boston to assist, in the formation of the group. The club will any on u: ac- tive public relations program de. nigued to broaden the" recognition of Simmons College. Among those active in omnis- hut the Simmons College Club were Mrs. C. B. McDoutrnl, High- Und Park; Mrs. R. H. Chrisman, Winnetka; Mrs. E. B. Cluk. Eun- ston; Ind Miss Martha Richardson, Kenilworth. Serving tho PM in Highland Park for 39 You" QUALITY REHABLE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING CO. SMITTY'S F0! '0" Jhllf M M. P. I1. ITCHING SCALP? You“ LEE. " USE 0‘0..th it. ”all - and the- a- " 0M cl Numb - G-tieret and till be W JitaiuouiasGu--tpe- " It”. In. 6, " 6:80 o’clock. Rabbi my J. kinda, Na- tion] Director of the B'IAI l'riti Hill-l Foundation. will In tho (out - Vidal: hon u . apple and inland “a. his won-k with an coll-p - In Jdiiuarottuhorfr".te.,t?e - lunatic mu in Joviall life. Thou ambit to attend the din- per " 6:30 are and to com itor the program which will start " B gun. promptly. The Temple is located nt the corner of Lincoln And Vernon Avenue. in Glencoe. t'iCCw"'" New MARGARINE MLXER AND CUBER $198 No muss,no fuss, no mess. New, sturdy, plastic Margarine Mixer and Cuber, letar you mix margarine coloring in a My. Creams it for baking too. Just follow easy directions. After mixing, remove bottom disc and push out at. tractive quarter pound cubes-game as butter. Come in and see it. MILAND PHONE ORDER! AVAILABLE now AT HEW DAY STORES, INC. 369 CENTRAL AVE. (int-r Tho, Band’s Studio) J.“ W.“ " Ale,” Theatre Hun 94:30 - Eros. 1-9 P. M. Chou! Wed-”day u Noon (CUBES BUTTER ALSO) Thursday, May 27, 1948 '" S. m " “Steinway. "v-ut-ar- "aoruusu-"-u. 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