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14 WINNETKA TALK October 16, 1926 A State Bank The Spenders of Yesteryear OST of them are where the spenders of today will be to- morrow. Some of them have settled down but many--unfortunately-- are drifting along, living in memory. Financial progress, happiness, means saving. Not miserliness but a com- mon sense plan of regular saving. ; And to the thoughtful people of this community who look to the future we offer every modern facility to hasten the journey to financial in- dependence. Come in at your con- venience. Banking Hours eight to three; Saturdays eight to 12:30 Monday evenings seven to eight WINNETKA TRUST and SAVINGS BANK 2 IN C8 yg Qf $C E103 LE CD KY, AS : £3 CI NINEDK TAKE ACTION AGAINST PROPOSED BEACH CLUBS | Wilmette Park Board Instructs Attorney to Draw Up Condem- nation Resolution A mass meeting of citizens of New Trier township, called for the purpose of considering proposed developments in "No Man's Land" will be held Mon- day evening, October 18, at the Kenil- worth Assembly Hall George W. Hess, Wilmette Park structed to prepare a condemn park purposes for Land," attorney for the board, has been in- resolution to "No Man's the triangle of county land ly- ing between Wimmette and Kenilworth. This action was taken at the meeting of the Wilmette Park board last Mon- day evening, and was the result of requests by Village President Earl E. Orner, and Arthur Bonnet, represent- ing Kenilworth citizens, that such ac- tion be taken. According to Attorney Hess, the res- olution is being drawn up and will be presented to the Park board at an adjourned meeting to be held next Tuesday evening, October 19, at the Wilmette Village hall. At this time there will be a discussion of the situ- ation. Residents of Wilmette and Kenil- worth who live near the strip of county land, as well as many others, have been alarmed at the prospect of the erection of two club buildings to be known as the Vista del Lago and the Breakers. A moving picture theatre and a block of stores is now under con- struction. Hold Mass Meetings These residents feel that no building of the kind should be allowed there and [it comes within the have begun a move to oppose them. There was a mass meeting at the Ken- ilworth Community house two weeks ago and last Sunday Wilmette and Kenilworth citizens met at the home of Arthur Bonnet, in Kenilworth, to dis- cuss the situation. it was the request of these citizens which led the Park [board to consider acquiring the land for park purposes. It was felt that this was the only to stop building on the land. Tt way cannot be annexed either to Wilmette or to Kenilworth without the consent of the property owners, which, of course, is out of the question. It was found, however, that although the vil- lages have no jurisdiction over the land, limits of the Wil- district, and the faction opposing the club buildings hopes to be able to prevent their construction bv acquiring the land as a park. Various values have been given the strip of land, one as low as $500,000, but Village Attorney Charles H. Jack- son of Wilmette said that the Gage family placed the value of their hold- ings there at $7,000,000,000. According to real estate men, offers of $1,000 a front foot for some of the land have heen declined. The plan of the Park hoard is to raise the necessary funds to acquire the land by special assess- ment which would reach everyone in the Park district. mette Park Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I. Moore and son, Edward, of 667 Garland avenue, Winnetka, left October 10, for New York City. They sailed from there on October 13, for Italy, and expect to visit France and England before re- turning to the village, December 1. --)-- The North Shore Dance club will give a dance Saturday night, October 16, at the Winnetka Masonic temple, at 9 o'clock. Season tickets for the dances may be had. Splendid music will be furnished, the club announces. ae ._ Church __ MORNING-- J. A. Richards. EVENING-- Vocation." 10:00 House. Gospel of John. Judaism." WEDNESDAY -- Sunday, October 17th 9:30 and 10:15 Church School. 11:00 Morning Worship. "Diversities of Ministry." 6:00 Winnetka, Sunday Evening Club. 7:00 Young People's Club 8:00 Evening Worship. Thomas A. Goodwin. TUESDAY MORNING-- Neighborhood Room, Lecture by Mr. "The Preface, Jesus and John 1, 2, 3. 10:00 Woman's Society. WEDNESDAY EVENING-- 8:15. Lecture by Dr. Carl S. Patton, Parish House, Christ Church. ment Outgrown?"' Sermon by Rev. Sermon by Rev. "Friendship as a Community Richards, on the Luncheon 12:15. '" Is the Old Testa-