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| WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1923 11 DASCH PLAYERS CLOSE SEASON "Little Symphony" Closes Orchestra Season In Blaze of Glory GRANQUIST DELIGHTS Great Demand for 1923.24 Tickets The New Trier Township Orches- tral association closed a successful first year of activity Tuesday evening of this week when the "Little Sym- phony" orchestra, George Dasch, di- rector, concluded its series of con- certs at New Trier high school audi- torium. Tuesday's concert, like those pre- ceding it, was received with great en- thusiasm by a large audience of north shore music lovers. The orchestra, numbering thirty-two pieces in the first concert, thirty-two on the sec- ond appearance and thirty-eight in the third program, was. swelled to forty-three for the final event of the season. Granquist Gets Ovation Arthur N. Granquist, pianist, of 1002 Central avenue, Wilmette, who C. Orcutt, Mrs. Harry Champlin and Homer F. Horton; for Winnetka, Mrs. Roland D. Whitman, Lawrence A. Janney and Mortimer B. Parker; for Kenilworth, Mrs. Harry E. Weese, Harry Harrison and Charles M. Holmes; for Wilmette, Albert N. Page, George Turner and H. B. Mul- ord. Music supervisors of the high and public schools are ex-officio directors of the association. These include, New Trier High school, Mrs. Homer E. Cotton; Miss Crane, Glencoe; Mrs. P. B. Kohlsaat, Winnetka; Mrs. Robin- son, Kenilworth; Mrs. Stella Maher, Wilmette. Tentative plans for next season in- clude thirteen appearances of the "Little Symphony" orchestra on the north shore. Six of the proposed con- certs will be for children 'and high school pupils, and seven for adults. This season there were eight concerts divided evenly between children and adults. North Shore Carpenters To Get Pay Boost April 1 At at meeting of the Carpenters' lo- cal union in Highland Park last Tues- day evening action was taken in- creasing the wage scale from $1.10 an hour to $1.25 an hour, to take effect April 1. This action taken by the local is said to be in conformity with similar action on the part of other locals in Chicago and on the north shore, and the wage scale increase will be gen- eral in Cook county and along the north shore, carpenters report. They declare that $1.25 an hour is being paid elsewhere at present. 24 There Is No Better Time to have your motor over- hauled than now--before the Spring Rush starts-- there is no better place to have it done than here. "Service with a Smile" We sell Westinghouse Oversize Batteries. Built appeared as soloist with the orches- tra, was accorded a great ovation. During the intermission Tuesday evening officers of the association cir- culated new subscription blanks for the 1923-24 concert series. While the response to this invitation to "sign up" for next season has not been cal- culated to date, the subsequent num- ber of inquiries concerning member- ships indicates that season tickets will be in great demand. It was announced that this sea- son's ticket-holders--members of the association--will be given the first op- portunity to secure seats for next year. the North Shore Names Nominating Committee W. Frank McClure, chairman of pe o the Nominating committee, Tuesday 712-714 716 Elm Street announced the personnel of his com- Winnetka Members of the Nominating com- mitte are: For Glencoe, Mrs. Dwight | Skokie Motor Co. FOr THE UNIVERSAL CAR Headquarters for Authorized FORD Dealers with more plate area than ordinary types. Testing and Filling Service for ev- ery make of battery. Hubbard Woods Garage 1010 North Avenue 2222222 WINNETKA --Read the Want Ads. -- 2% 2% 890 LINDEN AVE. VU Luu OUR AIM--QUALITY AND SERVICE «fies | Grocery and Market | ois SATURDAY SPECIALS Extra fancy California rhubarb, per Wy, a 25¢ Extra fancy tomatoes, per lb. ....29c The finest spinach grown in California, per peck ..... Bal. 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