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April 14, 1928 WINNETKA "TALK CALM AT NORTHFIELD With Only One Ticket in the Field, Annual Village Election Tuesday Creates Little Interest The annual Village election at Northfield, which will be held Tuesday, April 17, promises, with only one ticket in the field, to be a very quiet affair. There are three trustees to be elect- ed, two of whom are present members of the board and up for re-election. They are John Effelandt and Fred Haut. Trustee John Seul's term also ex- pires this spring and as he is not a candidate for re-election, Howard Higgins has been nominated to fill his place. The long talked of Village hall in Northfield kas not yet developed into a reality, although it is said another year may witness an improvement of this nature. Northfield, from a commercial point of view, has been expanding rapidly, much of the area along both the Chica- go & North Western and the North Shore Skokie Valley line tracks being now occupied with industrial plants and yards of various kinds. Some building has started on the west side, and this part of the develop- ment of the new village will, it is predicted, be given added impetus with the culmination of plans which are now in the making, in the way of obtaining an adequate water supply, and a com- plete sewerage system. New Trier Grad Wins Honors at Dartmouth Leonard S. Schmitz, a New Trier graduate in 1926, has returned to Dart- mouth college, Hanover, N. H., from his Faster vacation. He was re- cently announced as assistant winter sports manager for the coming year. This automatically leads in the senior year to manager of winter sports teams and membership on the direct- ing council of the Dartmouth Outing club. He made his letter in soccer last fall and is on the Lacrosse squad. He served on the Carnival Ball com- mittee this year, and is a member of the Cabin and Trail, the Leyard Canoe club, and Beta Theta Pi fraternity. Mr. Schmitz is the son of Dr. and Mrs. M. IL. Schmitz, who will move back this month into their home at 129 Euclid avenue, Glencoe. For the past two years they have lived in Ev- anston. 2 Christian Fellowship Church (Svenska Missionskyrkan) Parish House, Oak street, Winnetka John Bengtson assistant pastor Sunday school, Horace Mann school A. Young People's service, Swed., 4:30 P. Social Hour Evening service, English ........ 8 P Swedish service, Wednesday ....8 P. At the Sunday evening service Mr. Redin will sing. The path of the righteous is as the dawning light which groweth brighter and brighter unto the perfect day. North Shore Relations Committee Meets April 26 The North Shore Relations commit- tee will meet at the Morraine hotel in Highland Park on Thursday evening, April 26, it was announced this week. Several matters of mutual interest to the various north shore Chambers of Commerce will come up for discussion and a full attendance of the thirty members of the organization is ex- pected. The meeting will start at 6:30 o'clock at which time dinner will be served. ' Announcement! J. E. and FE. P. Lynam of the Woon NORTHSHORE CO. SOLVAY COKE CINDERS take pleasure in announcing CRUSHED STONE A. WwW. ( Ay £) Gy i th of Winnetka Quality as a third member of the and : Efficient Service firm--and they will now operate under the name of | LYNAM BROS. & SMITH Telephone 6 53 Winnetka