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Officials and Civic Leaders Will Air Wilmette Problems Nearly a dozen Wilmette meeting" Monday sponsored officials and civic leaders will by the Wilmette Homediscuss village, school, and owners Association. park problems at a "town A 6:30 p.m. dinner in the Central R e d Carpet R o o m Teens & Juniors ·M[^i^i^i^t^[^i^i^i^i^ys{iis!fjiis<jw» Decide Against Traffic Lights Traffic volume doesn't justify installation of traffic controls at Lake Av. and Fifteenth St., village officials have decided. Trustee James Schwietert told the village board Tuesday that engineers found that only a maximum of 79 cars crossed Lake on Fifteenth during a seven-hour period on Sept. 20. "Despite the fact that an average of 900 cars pass Fifteenth on Lake in the same period, the Fifteenth St. traffic isn't heavy enough for a sign or light," Mr. Schwietert said. State approval of controls is needed because Lake is a state route. The survey was conducted after residents of the area requested controls because children cross at the intersection on their way to and from Logan School. The intersection is manned before and after school and during the noon hour by one of the village's 14 crossing guards. The survey included traffic counts during peak traffic periods of 7 to 9 a.m., 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and 3 to 6 p.m. board members Lawrence Langdon and Paul Levin; School Board Pres. M. Stanley Hughey; James Williams, president of the Wilmette Historical Commission; and Mrs. School dining room will be followed John Kennan, library board head. by the meeting at 8 p.m. The Others who will attend are Ray session will consist of short talks Sawyer, secretary-manager of the and questions from the floor. Wilmette Chamber of Commerce, The village will be represented by and William Lambrecht, former Mayor Kenneth Santee, Engineer chamber president and chairman of John Scapin, Fire Marshal Fred- the recently dissolved Community rick Behrendt, and Police Chief Center Study Committee. Fred Stoecker. All members of the school, park, Also attending will be Park and village boards have been Board Pres. Robert Gerrie and invited. t hic e pipe It's a pipe bowl liner made of pyrolytic graphite -- 99.995% pure carbon -- the most heat resistant material ever discovered. 1. "THE PIPE" requires no "cake" or break-in period. 2. "THE PIPE" burns all the tobacco to an ash. 3. "THE PIPE" produces very little gooey residue. 4. "THE PIPE" never needs drying out. 5. "THE PIPE" smoke is 10-20 cooler than ordinary pipes. 6. Smoke from "THE PIPE" contains up to 83% less tar and up to 7 1 % less nicotine. i n FA "mMWmWWmeM^fflffim&SSffitfi SALE Nancy Dubenspeck of Skokie Junior High wheels a load of sweat shirts, just reduced -- F r o m $ 5 . 0 0 t o $ 2 . 0 0 Porter's Pharmacy F r e e P a r k i n g i n L o t East of S t o r e Fannie May L. A. Porter P. L. Porter P. C. Porter Fannie May Store Hours 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Candies Candies 1836 Wilmette Ave. Hoffman's Corner ALpine 6-0137 3LoucL & XaAAJo. 15 Central Ave., Wilmette 251-7570 « f Antique brick--4 bedrooms, 3 baths, unusual family room, distinctive foyer, heated pool. This home only a block from St. Philip's. 2 bedrooms, dining room, fireplace, jalousied porch. Big lot. $31,900. Winnetka--Ideal for a family that wants convenience t o train, schools and shopping. 5 large bedrooms, 3½ baths, den + rec. room. Top condition--mid 70s. Just right for a young family. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, paneled family room + glazed porch, built-in kitchen. Beautiful condition. Now $38,500. Easy to care for and on an acre in estate area. I 9 > 2 I family room off kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, paneled basement. Low 50s. Deluxe -- Carefree country living. On an acre near Sunset Ridge school. 4 bedrooms -- 3 baths, family room, filtered pool. Rolling Ridge -- Roman brick Ranch on about an acre. Excellent family room with bar, 1st floor laundry, part basement, built-in kitchen. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Best of all in the low 70s. Just 2 blocks from St. Philip's school. 3 or 4 bedrooms, paneled den, basement rec. room. Property large enough to keep a horse. M i d 60s. Immediate possession. Northbrook Highlands -- Well kept and lots of value. Large kitchen, good family room, paneled basement, 3 family bedrooms. $29,250. V. J . BRADY REALTY CO, 1850 WILLOW ROAD Fine North Shore Properties · NORTHFIELD, ILLINOIS f%eaiii orS Hlllcrest 6-5700 O c t o b e r 20, 1966