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who are lot candidlates for reelec- t 1on. * Poils will be openi ini eaclh of the fourNe Trier villages from. 12 o'clock néoon until .7 o'clock in the * eenn Te ne Trier election will be. held in conjuniction ýwith' the school elections lun the findividual' communities and pollinig places wvill libe, the satne for both. The polliu1g places are: Whiiee t. Vote, Wlmete-Village hall. Ienilwrtb-Jo5eph Sears scbool., 542 Abbots ford road. Winnetka-Hubbard: Woods schol. L.aurel avenue and. Chatfield. road; Horace Mann school, Elm street and Chestnut'avenue, and Greeley, school. Hawthornie lane and Fairview avenue. - Glencoe-Central school, Green-' wo(l and' Hazel avenues It bas been custoniary for each vil- lage in New Trier towns~hip to have at least one representative on the * higli school board. Glencoe is rep- resenited by Otto R. Barnett, who was president of the board during the past xear, Winnetka by Mrs. Janet S. * (ordoni and NNWilniette by J. R. (,athercoal. Each of these members lias one or more years to serve. Committees Name, Candidates 1 e Sirice flic two members whose! terns expire corne froixi Kenilworth and Wilmette, citizens' committees ini *I)Ose<i of represeïutatves lJie 1v il- lage board, the Park board. the Ken- ilworth .Neighbors, the Kenilworth school board and the Kenilworth club nominabed A. R. Peterson, 227 Ra- leighi road, who was in charge of the drive for the sale of tax anticipation w ~arrants in Kenilworth last year. InT Wilmebte H. B. Mulford, 835 Elmwood avenue,, former president of the WiJmiette school board, was nom- In view of these conditions, the churches of Wilmette present the challenge of living faith ini the pres- eince . and >power 'of ýGod-a* faith which is essential to the. highest in- dividual anid social living. ,We hon- estly. and. earu.estly believe that only mei of- living faith can show us the way to aý new cèentury of progress. A1. Living Faith will enable people- !n the' midst ofloens: T*o discov-er the ,u.rniess of',God; In tlu' midst of bli,îd uicortaintv, To understand hi: purpose for ùndivid- In the fac of »anrrcasng treeptatio-n, To mnain tain integrity aofeliaract er; In, a i.iachinc-a-qe, To procI*#m flictearth ofiorni; In aet atmos/lhere of suisPicioi n 'n pr.ejudice' To zvork for huma>î hrotherhood;- In, a rnateriall'v minded world, l'o assert the suprcînacy of the Spirit- lu the nuid.q of thoughtl ess indiffereu.ce, l'o disclose the' Power of an .endles life can be otrected. the unde.rsigned churches and ministers calI to a liv- ing faith the people of this coin- mtiiity. Churches Mimisters St. Augustine's Episcopal Hilbert Carleton English Lutheran David R. Kabele First Baptist George D. Allison First First jolin G. Hindlev Womani's club., There is. no. opposi-1 tion ticket. The three meiûbers nominated 'for reelection',are. Henry .E. Cubler, presi-" dent, Charles M. Burlingarne, 812 Greenleaf avenue, and Mrs., Eunice S_ Henderson, 2710 Blackhawk road. Mi. Burlingamei has been, on the board, about si*X months, filling the unexpired termn of F. A. Cushinig Smith, who oe east. Glen Ianson 1 2107 Wilmette avenue,' formerly a. member of the old Dis- trict No. 40 school board in the se-ç- tion of Wilmette -west of Ridge road, lias been nominated to fill the vacancy on ~the Wil1mette schoél board catised by the resignation of Raîpli Durham early this year. The Village hall will be the polling ~piace fer the scheel 'elieti. Poli. will be open froni 12 o'clock noon un- til 7 o'clock ini the evening. Church Group to Offer "'Nothing But the Truth" The younger people of St. Francis Xavier's parish are being kept pretty * usy tis week signing up and tryilig out for' a play, -Nothing But the will be oi( merly of play. 1 H. r icnerg, lor- who selected the SCHOOL VACATION Wilmietbe public schools close for the spring vacation Friday afternoon of this week. The pupils will returni to their classes Mond.ay mnorning, The' Rev. James T. Venekiasen, minister 'of the First Presbyterian church, willpreach on "The Cail" and the other local minâiters will share, in conducting the worship Sunday 'night. Special music has been arranged by the combined choirs, conducbed by Mrs. G ilderoy Scott, and congregational, praisc, will bc an outstandinig charac- terist;-ic of this service planned- ap- propriately for-,the evening of Palm Suûday. Services PoulIr The success of this United Churcli Loyalty crusade lias been highly grâ6t f ying,- it- is ann ouniced,. and crowded churches have been greeting the- minis- ters ou Suniday mornings throughouit the enitire camipaign which started with "The Wimette' Minister's union, un- der whose auspices this campaigil has proceeded, i s delighted with the re- sponlse of the church-minded people of our village to this cooperative anove- nient," reads a statement. "A happy feature lias been the entire conduct of the movement by, our own local pas- tors and the lo>'alty. of church officials and members bo the cause." The five churclies cooperating -ni the Harmony Convention Discusses Election Reports received at the meeting of thec Hariiotiy convention at its meet- ing Monday niglit of this week idi-, cated that the public is taking a lively Iliterest ini the approaching Village election to be held on Tuesday, AprTi 18. The Harmony party is standing DI TU Aoi .tu nauiw t.ai ~j I future years unless a change Iadvisable., çinca staiowinKenilwor **erett ISchmii cutt. a, ana