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Zon, ) October 15, 1927 WINNETKA TALK Community House Schedule Monday Morning--- Musical kindergarten Women's gym class League of Women Voters A fternoon-- Meltzer School of Music Social dancing Drama class Evening-- No~th Shore Art league English classes American Legion Boy Builders North Shove Theatre Good Luck club Young Men's gym class Business Men's gym class Tuesday Guild Morning-- Mueinal Winderearten North Shore Art league Community Sewing class Rev. Richard's lectures Afternoon-- Girls' gym class Motion Pictures Evening-- Motion pictures Business Gir's' club Friendship Circle Troubadour Glee club New Trier Rifle club English classes Community Drama club Rev. Goodwin's study group Wednesday Morning-- Musical Narth Woman's society Afte noon-- Boys' gym class Ever! g Community Drama club Czecho Slovakian club Rev. Gondwin's study group Young Men's gym class Thursday Kindergarten Shor Avt league Morning-- Musical Kindergarten Woman's gym class Group of Swedish Girls Afternoor-- Camp Fire Girls Miss Keeney's dancing Joys' gym class Evening-- Boy Scouts Rev. Goodwin's Young Ladies' class study group Basketball Friday Mornine-- Musical Kindergarten Rotary club luncheon Afternoon-- Motion pictures Blue Birds Evening-- Motion pictures Panthers New Trier Rifle club North Shore Real Estate board lectures Scout Troop committee Young Men's gym class Saturday Morning-- Miss Keeney's dancing class North Shore Art league Evering-- British-American society Band Director At the close of the World war Lieut. Charles Benter, then onlv 20 years of ace, was ordered to Wash- ington to take over the work of or- ganizing and selecting the personnel of an official United States Navy band. Previous to that time there had been several band units connected with various ships and naval stations but these were of ordinary calibre and were fast becoming depleted. Lieut. Benter. who had won his chevrons as bandmaster of the U. S. S. Connecticut, immediately set to work to organize a band that would set new stands for naval bands. He began bv getting higher allowances and ratings for bandsmen and then started a recruiting tour. Picking out the best men he could obtain, by 1923 he had brought the personnel up to 67 men. each with the greatest pos- sible ability in his department. Tt is this perfected organization that will present two concerts in Glencoe on November 5. under the auspices of the Glenene Public schools. North shore residents are invited to attend. Fire Drill at New Trier Finds Everybody "On Toes"! The first fire drill of the season was held at New Trier High Tuesday of this week. It was a sur- prise drill with no warning to teachers or students. The building was emptied in two minutes and four seconds. At his time the drill is not as good as it will be toward the middle of the year, after repeated fire drills have been held, it is explained. Last year the shortest time in which the build- ing was emptied was one minute and forty seconds. As usual, the students and teachers co-operated one hundred percent in leaving the building in an orderly and quiet manner, Mrs. Clara McCormack Dies at Winnetka Home Mrs. Clara McCormack, mother of Mrs. F. W. Renshaw, 256 Sheridan road, Winnetka, passed away at the family residence last Tuesday. Serv- ices were conducted in Bay City, Mich., where the remains were taken for interment. Mrs. McCormack had resided in Winnetka for about four years during which period she made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Renshaw. survived by Mrs. Renshaw and a sis ter, Mrs. Walter Newberry of Mt. Pleasant, Mich. Friends of the Alexander Hannahs in Kenilworth will be glad and inter- ested to know that on October 10 a baby girl was born to Mrs. Sam Ross. formerly Connie Hannah. The baby is called Constance Anne. Mrs. A. D Hannah is now a great-grandmother. --0-- The Kenilworth Garden club met on Wednesday for luncheon at the home of Miss Margaret Harris on Melrose avenue. Almost a complete club mem- bership was present for this last and annual business meeting of the season. ---- The regular meeting of the Neigh- bors will be Tuesday afternoon, Octo- ber 18, at 2:30. Professor Arthur Guy Terry of Northwestern university will lecture on "China." N 7 rzrrirriziiiiririiiiiiiiiiiiiididdd N Building and Remodeling is an art in itself. In order to get the best results it is necessary to have men experienced in this line. The men employed by Mr. Ekelmann are of this caliber. 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Vigoro and Fertiluvia, the Lawn and Plant Fertilizer Food" Black Dirt for Sale Garden Planning a Speclalty OUTDOORS CALLS All Winter Long In Sunny New Mexico A UVTUMN and winter in New Mexico are so mild and dry and sunshiny that out-of- doors calls you every glorious day. From Los Cerros, once a Spanish rancho, now a comfort- able mountain resort, you can ride fine western saddle horses over winding forest trails; or motor to old cliff ruins and quaint Indian villages over broad, modern highways. You can hunt deer and turkey in the finest hunting country left in America, or just laze away the brilliant days under a cloudless turquoise sky. Reservations for Los Cerros should be made in advance. For a completely illustrated booklet which describes the fascinating surrounding country, address Edward H. Oakley. Manager. Hacienda De LOS CERROS SANTA FE New Mexico