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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1925 a a PREDICTS BOOM FOR WEST AREA Rail Official Pictures Great Development in Wake of New Route HOME OWNERS' HAVEN Moran Describes Greater North Shore Engineers of the Chicago, North Shore and Milwaukee Electric rail- way, now engaged in constructing the Skokie valley route extending north- ward just west of the north shore vil- lages, are converting an ordinary pool of water into a beautiful lake--the same being Lake Charles near Mun- delein, Ill.--by cutting back the shore line to obtain the 5.000,000 cubic yards of "fill" required for the roadbed of the new right-of-way. Lake Charles, now a mere pool of water, will soon be a sizeable and at- tractive body of water when the rail workers get through with their job, John J. Moran, official of the com- pany, declared in a talk before the 'Wilmette Rotary club this week. Tak- ding material for roadbed "fill" from the shores of this body of water was found to be the most expedient procedure in view of the lack of adequate trans- portation facilities for bringing the material into the Skokie valley from sources far removed from the scene of the new construction. The engineers have constructed a temporary railroad to haul the earth from the lake so con- veniently located near the northern extremity of the new project. Sees Great Home Community Mr. Moran pictured the north shore of the future as one great community of the character of Wilmette. Trans- portation will open the way, he as- serted, sealing his remarks with data that described the remarkable develop- ment of Chicago following the exten- sions of the Rapid Transit company lines. The North Shore line anticipates this remarkable development for the north shore, which, obviously must come in the open territory immediately ad- jacent to the various lake shore vil- lages, Mr. Moran explained, in declar- ing that the company was going into the region as a pioneer to give good transportation service right from the start. Give the people good trans- portation and they will soon attend to the development of new territories, he added. The new route of the North Shore line is to be completed early next year, Mr. Moran said, one of the first big tests of its efficiency being the great Fucharistic conference of the Roman Catholic church to be held in 1926 at Mundelein, Ill, and which it is esti- mated will bring a million and a half visitors to Chicago and the north shore. Road to Opportunity Development of the territory west of the north shore will put every local business man on his mettle, Mr. Moran said in concluding his talk, because it points the way to new business oppor- tunities for the progressive merchants in this vicinity. Mr. Moran lives at 924 Greenleaf avenue and is an active leader in the Wilmette Chamber of Commerce. He was chairman of the recent Wilmette Day speakers' program in conjunction with the turning on of the new light- ing system, R. Electro-serve says ~ he doesn't think that a room is completely fur- nished without an electric We have charming designs in floor lamp. some and table lamps, reading lamps and piano lamps. Delightful with shades in silk and parch- finishes ment. Boudoir lamps that add a glamor to the last "good night." MAO --=<S0MW DES 1191; o AN = ». . ta - - » . ss 2» ole J BB ' JUN NNETKA vo RES.WINNETK?E LJ New Sacred Heart Church street procession. stone. shore. The Rev. F. J. Haarth is pastor of It promises to be one of the Sunday, August 30, is to be a memorable day in the parish of the Sacred Heart church when the cornerstone of the proposed new church edifice is to be laid amid impressive ceremonies inaugurated by a great The new church, to be located at Tower road and Burr avenue, Hubbard Woods, will be of early English Gothic architecture, constructed of Bedford finest church structures on the north Sacred Heart parish. ENLARGE STAFF AT NEW TRIER Twelve New Teachers Bring Faculty List to 79 New Trier High school will open its doors for the coming school year Mon- day morning, September 14, when all students are expected to report at 8:30 o'clock. There will be 12 new faculty members this year and a total of 79 on the teaching staff of the school. The new members of the faculty are Jane W. Lighter, Marion Simmonson, Ruth B. Sinclair, Aveline G. Kent, Clarence Minnema, Lucille Brady, Wal- ter J. Aschenbach, Jr., Emelyn Waltz, Dorothy King, May Fogg, D. F. Fris- bie and Virginia Buell Pope. Preliminary meetings for all teachers vear begins. Deans, department heads and adviser chairmen will meet at 9 o'clock Friday morning, September 11, and there will be a meeting for all teachers at the same hour Saturday morning, September 12. The school book store will be open in the mornings from September 8 to September 11. Following is a complete list of the instructors at the high school this year: F. E. Clerk, principal; H. B. Aram, C. B. Babcock, R. L. F. Biesemeier, W. L. Brown, W. S. Brown, Miss Grace M. Buchwalter, Miss Alice W. Burchard, R. H. Carpenter, Miss Elizabeth Carl- sen, W. IL. Childs, Ora B. Cole, Mrs. Marion Cotton, M. E. Duckles, G. D. Edwards, G. H. Flaningam, Miss Frances Flentye, Miss Lillian W. Fogg, Miss Laura D. Fulton, J. R. Glace, Miss Mary I. Griffith, A. L. Grinnell, Miss Regina Weiman, register, Miss Mabel B. Arnold, secretary of board, Miss Jane W. Lighter, Miss Marion Simmonson, Miss Ruth B. Sinclair, Miss Aveline G. Kent, Clarence Minnema, Miss Lu- cille Brady, Walter J. Aschenbach, Jr,. Miss - Emelyn Waltz, Miss Dorothy King, Miss May Fogg, D. F. Frisbie, will be held shortly before the schoolMiss Virginia Buell Pope, Miss Olive -, Mr. Krauss says: million children. Cleaning Plant 1215 Washington Avenue "Government figures show that prepara- tions must be made for the return to school of thirty-one We are prepared to help by cleaning and repairing their garments. Phone us now and avoid the rush." The Only Phones KRAUSS in New Trier CLEANING @& DYEING Greenleaf 700 Wilmette 3400 Wilmette, Illinois ment. Shore. BATTERY Winnetka 1387 tae heed Th he Td Th Te Te To 12 | Know the facts!-- Don't guess at the strength of your car'selectrical equip- Get it tested at our new Electrical Test Bench. The only one on theentire North See it in our big show window WINNETKA EXIDE SERVICE Opposite Winnetka Post Office 552-554 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA [Ey SE HE SY NL UY SU TY YU oe LI. 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