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LIFE April 19.· 1929 - ~m~ce~ 1!-.------------.:l ·Re-Elected · PRESENT THREE P~~~ urday, April .Z7 New Trier Dramatic ~lah Pla~era otler latereatia· P~....,.. of Dramaa Sat- for this week MALTED· MILK CRACKERS Ona-tanned rounds you can eat by tbe fistful. \Vholeeom.e · · . · delicious. You'II find them a whole delightful luneh all by tbemaelves. Buy them by the package or the pound. Ralph R. Hawxhurst was re-elected president of Kenilworth on the Citizens' party ticket at the annual Kenilworth Village election Tue·3day of this week, defeating Albert W. Dilling, candidate of the Tax Economy party, 435 to 230. The Kenilworth election, which was expected to be the most peaceful in the north shore villages, turned out to be the most bitterly contested. All of the Citizens' party candidates were elected. John Nason, son of the Frank C. Nasons, 733 Cummings avenue, Kenilworth, returned by motor the first part of this week to the University of Wisconsin after passing the spring vacation with his parents . .F or the past ·sever~l years the New Trier Dramatic club has had rather unusual success ·in ' lhe contest sponsored by the Drama league. In · entering it this year the memb.ers , a~e departing from their usual practtce of selecting only one play on which to work, and have chosen three, from which the contest play will be picked. These plays, all of which are one-act, :tre under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Stanwood and Gordon Van Kirk, f~culty sponsors. All parts are being taken by Players, those members of the Dramatic club who have had a bit more. experience in dramatics than the other member3. · Plays attempted by this ~roup show perhaps more distinctly the aims of the club than the plays presented at other times during the year. Before the final choice is made as to . which play shall represent New Trier, all three will be· given ·on the evening of Saturday, April 27, in the· high school auditorium. Students in the ca·st of "Gringoire" include Louis Weber, Margaret Washburn, John Betak, Louise Hubsch, Bob Pearse, Martin Cassell. Those in the cast of "The Pot Boiler" are Helen Nygaard, Janet Marshall, Dorland Davis, Gordon Cutler, Jack Howe, Farrington Shaefer, George Hunsche. Dorrance Nygaard, Isabel Milton, Bob Brown and Dorothy Darby are those in the cast of "The Grill." VISITS DAUGHTER HERE Miss Dorice Turner's mother, of Allegan, Mich., arrived Thursday, April 11, for a two weeks' visit with her daughter. Miss Turner is a second grade teacher at the Central school. ····················································· · · ~-· MOSTor '"'BESTroR THtLEAST All Telephone · · · · and Charge account· · · C. 0. D. Order· · · aolicited From · · Carefully and reliable people · · QuicAly Delioered · · M~T MARK~T CO. 11/.'11/=.w-t · · · · · · Greenleaf · University 2720 · · · · 1941 Central St· · Greenleaf 4355 · · · 705 MaiD Street · · Greenleaf 2989 · · · 1407 Greenleaf St. · UDiftftity 3700 · · · · 6868 . : 1559 Sbermaa Ave. WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT LAMB W·etka 796 Elm St. Winnetka 4 & 333 we aolicit your Yisit· and iaapection of the 6neat, cleaneat Market to be found on the North Shore. Serrice and quality are our watchworda · LEG OF SPRING A moat temptine sueeeation for aa enjoyable Sunday Dinaer. Fresh and tender. ·Try it. PRIME LEAN · PORK POT RoAST ROAST The choice aad pick of the beat ' on the market. Finn, juicy, tender and properly SLICED BACON The Bacon with the hickory Ravor - a taste you'll remember. 3-lb. pkg. for Wilmette · · · · · · 1145 Wilmette Ave. : Wilmette 2814 & 731 · .,eeL A cut of this will m a k e a delicious Roast. Only our 6neat cuts are offerecl. A splendid Dinner suggestion · Hubbard Woods . 910 0 Linden Ave. Winnetka 417 & 411 · · · · tb. 4Se $1.00 Glencoe 352 Park Ave· Gleneoe 172 BBADQUABTBRS POB WAPSIE VALLEY .POU-.TRY· ················~···································· · · · · · · · ·