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6 WILMETTE Ll'PE March 22;1929 Ideas and Ideals for Wilmette as a community of homes. PLAYGROUNDS AND RECREATION BOARD: We favor the continuation of the present playground and recreati011 program as necessary to the health and happiness of the community. We favor the "tcquisitlon and dP.velopment of parks and playgrounds as set forth In the approved official Wilmette Plan, as adopted by the present administration, and to the extent of funds avatlable for that purpose, also, the extension of the recreation program in keeping with ' manifested public interest. GRADE SEPARATION: We favor the further co-operation of the administration with the administrations of other North Shore villages along the Chicago and North Western Railroad and the Chicago, North Shore and Mtlwaukee Railroad in negotiations with these railroads regm·ding the matter of grade separation. ADMINISTRATION: We favor the continuation of our present form of Village Administration as being economical ~wd efficient. Respectfully submitted, PLATFORM COMMITTEE: Ralph C. Wessel Chairman E. L. Fielding Gordon Wilson March 20, 1929. PEOPLE'S PARTY PICKS SLATE OF CANDIDATES INVESTIGATE (Continued from Page 1) The PASCOE a OlL BURNER Be/ore Yoa Bay ing the Village of Wllmette community of homes and to the accomplishment of that end favor a mund prosecu.t ion of the present building and zonin~ ordinam~es keeping pace with development and change in contiguous annexed territory as well as other sections of the Village of Wilmette as are experiencing physical change by reason of territorial annexation and the consequential increase in population with due regard to the health and happiness of the entire community. PUBLIC UTILITIES: We are in favor of the ~pE>edy consummation of present negotiations with the Chicago North Shore and Milwaukee Railroad, whereby t.he Village of Wilmette will be reimbursed for the use of certain of its streets )>y the railroad company, also, the settlement of franchise matters with the same railroad. WATER SUP PI... Y : We favor the continuation of the present system of water supply as economical and efficient. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS: 1. Streets: We favor the continuation of a policy of street improvements com_. patible with the best Interests of the prol)erty owners Involved. 2. Sewers: We favor the rapid completion of the storm water sewer system in the recently annexed territory. 3. Garbage Dfsposo.l: The tremendous growth of the Village of Wilmette demands that this phase of our problem be given immediate attention. We favor the quick consummation of negotiations now under way for the acquisition of a suitable site and the erection thereon of a garbage disposal plant to care for present and future needs of the village. To this our candidates ar~ pledged. WILMETTE PLAN COMMISSION: REGIONAL PLAN N I N G ASSOCIATION: We favor the further co-operation of the VilJage Administration in the application and fulfillment of the ideals and projects as set forth in the plan submitted by the Wilmette Plan Commio:;f;i<-..n and now accepted and approved by the Village President and present Board of Trustees. The party points with just pride t.o the Wilmette Plan, a result of the constructive work of its representatives and which plan exemplifl:~s its Hu Been Heating North Shore Homes for Years EASTER CANDIES You are sure to find what you may need in Easter candies in our wonderful assortment. 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