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June 30, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 41 GOLFERS WILL PLAY NEW TECHNY COURSE Daily Fee Course to Open Sat- urday at Waukegan and Willow Roads There never seems to be enough golf courses. Therefore players who patronize the fee courses will be glad to hear that the north shore will have a new fee cougse whic will be as fine as any in the Chicago district. Techny Fields is the name of this new course which will open this Satur- day and, as the name implies, it. is near Techny, being situated at the junction of Waukegan and Willow roads directly west of Winnetka. This makes it very centrally 1ocated and it is easily reached by any number of good roads. Several prominent north shore men are sponsoring this club. Charles A. Nash of Wilmette is general manager; Frank J. Seng, also of Wilmette, is president, and E. A. Kalkhurst of Ev- anston, vice-president of the corpora- tion. Others on the board of directors are E. F. Kelly and O. G. Corns, both of Wilmette. Has Wide Experience Charlie Nash has had a wide ex- perience in the building and managing of golf clubs and this experience is evident in the layout at Techny Fields. Mr. Nash said, "Our officers and di- rectors have been very liberal and have provided every convenience for the golfer. Nowhere outside of a pri- vate club will players find the facili- ties that have been provided at Techny Fields and they are all avail- able at the same prices that one would pay at other fee courses. "Our dining room will be open every day in the week and appetizing meals will be served at reasonable prices. The dining room is open to anyone whether they play golf or not and we hope people will motor out to Techny Fields for dinner." The course was built last year and is in very fine condition. Those who have been privileged to play the course prior to its opening tomorrow say it is a sporty and interesting course. A rambling, Colonial style clubhouse is one of the features of the club. In the center is a large lounge, attractively furnished and boasting a large fireplace. Next to the lounge is the dining room and opening off SID ATTN 2 Willard \ RE Battery Service All Makes Recharging Rebuilding Starting Lighting -- Ignition Lubricating Your Troubles Quickly Cared For Rentals JONES Service Station EDDIE JONES Linden at Scott Tel. Winn, 1848 HUBBARD WOODS of these two rooms is a screened porch that overlooks the course. Wea- ther permitting meals will be served on this porch and ladies who are wait- ing for their husbands can enjoy cards here also. In one wing is a spacious locker room, with showers and toilets for men. One end of the locker room has been provided with tables where grill serv- ice may be had. Ladies' locker room, rest room, showers and toilets are in the other wing. The regular fee of $1.50 weekdays, $2.00 on Saturdays and $2.50 on Sundays includes locker, shower and towel. Twilight rates are one-half. William White is the professional and was brought from California where he had been professional at several popular clubs including the Santa Rosa Golf and Country club. Marysville Golf and Country club, and the Salinas Golf and Country club. Mr. White is available for; lessons and also operates a well stocked golf shop in the clubhouse. In n interview with Mr. Seng he said, "Our aim has been to make Techny Fields the finest public fee golf course in the Chicago district; to to make it a club where men, who are not members of a private club, can enjoy private golf club conven- iences at daily fee course prices. If North Shore golfers give us a play we cannot only do that but will keep improving the course and the club- house facilities." Reservations for playing time can be made at The Hub, downtown, or at the clubhouse a week in advance. The phone is Northbrook 190. Mr. and Mrs. Luther H. Barber, 1238 Scott avenue, Hubbard Woods recently entertained at a dinner at Sunset Ridge Golf club in honor of T. S. Austin of Monmouth, Ill., who is visiting them. C. W. Cazel and Son, Virgil, Visit Here C. W. Cazel and his son, Virgil, of Pasadena, Cal, have been spending a few days at the home of Mr. Cazel's brother, William Cazel, 860 Pine street, while on their way home from the east. Virgil Cazel graduated this spring from Harvard university. His father motored across country to be present at the graduation, and while in the east, also made an extensive tour through Maine, Connecticut and New York. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Rummler of 1015 Starr road, celebrated their twen- ty-fifth wedding anniversary on Sat- urday evening, June 23. They enter- tained relatives at a dinner party. --0-- Miss Carol Whitman has returned to her home at 640 Hill road from Wellesley college. ---- GRARAM PAIGE Tlive chassis--sixes and eights-- prices ranging from $360 to $2485. Car illus- erve Millions... 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