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I A TEER re ra WINNETKA TALK January 30, 1926 We specialize in Starting, Light- ing, and Ignition; also in Elec- trical Work on the car. Ours is the best equipped shop on the North Shore. Starting, Lighting, and Ignition Work WINNETKA EXIDE BATTERY SERVICE Opposite Winnetka Post Office Winnetka 1387 552-554 Lincoln Ave. WINNETKA rT TUS A WROWET Se (RN TRE JR. ; 'Mrs. Lewis A. Taylor New Hockey President While the puck rings on the ice field hockey enthusiasts don skates with the | rest of the crowd--but they have not forgotten the feel of the turf under- | foot, and the English coach with her | query, "Are you puffed?" | Upon the resignation of Mrs. Bob Laudreth, who is to live in the East, the Winnetka club met at her home January 18 to select a successor. Mrs. | | Lewis A. Taylor, 530 Temple place, | Kenilworth, was elected president. The | vice-presidency will be filled by Mrs. (John L. McKeown, 588 Arbor Vitae road, and Mrs. Dwight Greene, 329 | Chestnut street, will serve again as| | secretary-treasurer. | Skokie Children Arrange St. Valentine's Program vaudeville show and party to celebrate St. Valentine day. The party will be held Monday afternoon, February 15, committee of the Student council, com- posed of Jean Forrest, Betty White, Janet Page, Fred Smith, and Bob Pear- son. Miss Paulina Mitchell's Dramatic class will furnish the program. Glencoe Church Quartet Will Present Spirituals The quartet of the Glencoe Union church is giving a vesper service at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, January 31, at which time the program will consist entirely of negro spirituals and will be most unusual and attractive. Mrs. Guy Stuart Bailey, soprano; Mrs. John Han- sel, contralto; Dr. Davies Lazear, ten- or; Mr. Charles Sutton, bass; Mrs. Dwight Orcutt, organist and director. Skokie school is preparing for a at the school and is in charge of a| 'MOVE INTO NEW HALL | Village Offices and Police Department Will Open for Business Monday Morning in New Quarters { This week-end will be moving time | for the village offices and the police | department of Winnetka, it is an- [nounced by Village Manager, H. L. | Woolhiser. The offices and the police | department will be open for business | Monday morning, February 1, in their | quarters in the new Village hall. The telephone number at the new Village hall is Winnetka 2500 and the | departments reached by this number | will be the general village offices, the water and light department, the public works department, the village service yard, the village attorney, the village | clerk and the village manager. The police department number will remain Winnetka 5 and the fire department number Winnetka 0. Council Chamber Unfinished | The council chamber of the new Vil- | lage hall has not been entirely com- pleted, as there has been a delay in in- | stalling a special rubber floor. Because some 'members of the council will be away next Tuesday evening it is pos- sible that there will be no council meeting, but if one is held it will meet in the general offices and not in the council chamber, it is explained. Much new furniture and equipment has been purchased for the new Village hall, and such old furniture as is used has been refinished to conform with the color scheme in the new building. Larger and more comfortable quarters have been provided for all departments and a much better arrangement of of- fices has been made, it is said. Mrs. William M. Morse of 433 Provi- dent avenue had as her house guest this week, Miss Edna Densmore, of Muskegon, Mich. Inspect It! -- Examine the Chevrolet at the Automobile Show or at our Garage in Winnetka. Its many fine features make it the very best car for the money. Phone: Winnetka 25 No waiting! We work. Richardson's Garage Aihoriiod Pols Dealer WINNETKA Quick Service! -- chanics, materials, and machin- ery to give you immediate repair and adjusting service. If you're in a hurry, ask us to do your have the me- 726 Elm St. »