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March 31, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Thomas J. Lynch Has Tree Surgery Exhibit at Show Tree surgery, through which the life span of the old oaks and elms along the north shore has been extended many years, and in which work "Doc- tor" Thomas J. Lynch of 564 Lincoln avenue occupies a corresponding rank with the noted surgeons who are working for human welfare, is attract- ing much interest at the second annual Flower and Garden show in Chicago this week. Mr. Lynch has a booth in the com- mercial section of the show where his tree surgery display is attracting throngs of people every day. The display comprises two miniature trees showing the methods used by the Thomas J. Lynch organization in excavating cavities, bolting and brac- ing. A section shows this type of work in its completed form and an- other shows the tree as it was before the tree surgeons began the opera- tion. One of the large pneumatic air ham- mers which tree surgeons use in the modern methods of tree treatment is being shown, and attendants explain that 50% less time is required to do this work, as compared with the old method, in which the mallet and chisel were used. HOME FROM SCHOOL Miss Dorothy Dickinson is spending her vacation from Smith college with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Dickinson, of 1228 Scott avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Norman K. Anderson, 565 Willow road, are expecting their son, Owen, to return home soon from Carleton college, where he is a fresh- men, to spend Easter vacation. ASK VOTERS TO APPROVE SCHOOL EXPANSION PLANS (Continued from Page 1) Board of Education know just what building in the various parts of the village can be counted upon in the future." The bond issues to be submitted at the election April 14 cover the follow- ing items: Completing unfinished class- rooms at the Greeley School $10,000 Gymnasium and 4 additional classrooms at Hubbard Woods School. 0.2. Sood, 80,000 New unit at Skokie School, with shops, cafeteria, library and additional classrooms -. 215,000 First unit of Northwest Schoolt .wxduadail. navi ds 90,000 Completing purchase of North- west' Site H. closes. es «+2. 120,000 $415,000 "The action at Thursday evening's meeting," President Ballard went on to say, "is the culmination of a long series of careful studies by the Board of Education and the Superintendent of Schools, and is in accordance with the general building program laid out several years ago by Professor Frank- lin Bobbitt of the University of Chica- go, who was called in by the Board of Education at that time to make a building survey for the Winnetka Board of Education." Herbert Hurd, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hurd, 518 Sunset road, will arrive home April 3 from the Uni- versity of Illinois, where he is a junior, fo spend Easter vacation with his fami- y. RR o Mi Mrs. Edgar Deal of 753 Foxdale avenue entertained at luncheon and bridge recently in honor of her niece. FOR THE CHILDREN Chocolate Eggs, filled with cream, fruit and nuts in all sizes. Complete assortments of chocolate rabbits and chicks. You will find basket filled, or ready to be filled, fuzzy bunnies or just the smooth brown ones, feathered roosters, and all manner of this type article. Winnetka Sweet Shop Elm Street at Lincoln Avenue Phone Winnetka 920-21 Prime Quality Meats All of our meats are selected for their prime and choice qualities--and you pay no more for their extra richness and tenderness. Also the choicest of poultry, ham, bacon and sausages. Our Prices Are Always Low Peters' 734 Elm Street Meats of Quality Market Phones 920-21-22 For EASTER FLOWERS Telephone Winnetka 885 Rambler Roses Beautiful Potted Plants Lilies Tulips Hyacinths Hydrangeas Cinerarias Cut Flowers = Combination Baskets Edwards Florist . Greenhouse located at 917 WiLLow ROAD TEL. WINN. 885 WINNETKA