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Re Ye i May 22, 1926 WINNETKA TALK Many Groups to Participate in Memorial Parade Memorial Day exercises on Monday, May 31, will begin with the assembling at Community House at 9:30 a. m. of all the participating organizations. These organizations are the American Legion Post, Boy Scouts, Sea Scouts, Pathfinders, Camp Fire Girls, Girl Scouts, and school children. Thence the parade will move to the northwest corner of the Village Green. The set program will begin on the Green at 10 o'clock. It will consist of numbers by the band, singing of pat- riotic airs by the entire assembly, ad- dress, and appropriate military cere- monies. The program will also contain the decoration of Memorial trees by the Camp Fire Girls, taps on the trum- pets, singing of the national anthem after the raising of the flag, and will close with the benediction. Present Petition for New Storm Water Sewer Residents of the vicinity of Hibbard road and Hamptondale avenue pre- sented a petition for a storm water sewer system to the Board of Local Improvements at its meeting last Tuesday evening. Those who present- ed the petition said that under the present system the storm water drains into the sanitary sewer, which is al- ready overloaded, and that after every rain water from the sewer backs up into the basements of residents. Esti- mates for the cost of a storm sewer will be submitted to the Board of Lo- cal Improvements by the Village en- gineer. Mrs. George W. Keehn entertained her Kenilworth bridge club at lunch- eon at Indian Hill club Tuesday, later taking her guests to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Reed Landis, in Deer- field, where they played bridge. Names Council Committees for the Following Year Standing committees for the follow- ing year were appointed by Village President John S. Miller at the council meeting held last Tuesday evening. They were as follows: finance commit- tee--Walter Strong, chairman; C. J. Easterberg, Donald F. McPherson; health--Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, chair- man; #A. I. Raclin, Walter Strong; ju- diciary--Donald F. McPherson, chair- man; C. J. Easterberg, H. L. Raclin; plats and zoning--Mrs. B. F. Lang- worthy, chairman; Donald F. McPher- son, Walter Strong; public buildings and grounds--R. H. Schell, chairman; C. J. Easterberg, H. I. Raclin; streets, drainage and foyestry--H. IL. Raclin, chairman; Mrs. B. F. Langworthy, R. H. Schell; water and light--Walter Strong, chairman; C. J. Easterberg, R. H. Schell; public utilities--C. J. Easter- berg, chairman; R. H. Schell, H. L. Raclin; police--Donald F. McPherson, chairman; John S. Miller. Improve Ventilation in Rudolph Matz Hall The board of governors of Commu- nity House this week appropriated a large sum of money for the installa- tion of new ventilating equipment in Rudolph Matz hall. Some time ago the inadequacy of the present system was realized and a committee formed to study various types of installation. A report of their findings was presented at the gover- nors' meeting last Monday and the ex- penditure approved. Work will be started as soon as the architect's ap- proval is received so that the new equipment will be in use about the first of June. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Ridgway of Ken- ilworth were host and hostess for the "May Birthday Party" Thursday eve- ning at their home on Cumberland avenue. 0 -- You'll Love to Live im This Home in Glenview Borders Wad x NEY I 7, +f v Y with the North Shore Golf Club just across Glenview Road, where sewer, water, roads, gas and electric mains are in and paid for. Telephone Wilmette 974-J and Mr. C. P. Evans will arrange financing and build your home for you. The 5 The O. K. Vacuum Brush, due to Brush of a Thousand Uses its motor-driven brush, beats, softens and loosens every particle of imbedded dirt, grit and lint. The only machine that will remove Cat and Dog Hair and Stubborn Lint. Use it for your clothes, furniture, auto, or anything else. No matter where dirt is--O. K. will get it. Now selling at the popular price of $18.00 North Shore Electric Shop Authorized Hoover Dealer 554 Center St. F. W. SCHWALL Phone Winn. 44 Amazing Music by the new Brunswick "Light-Ray"' electrical recording --_-- Ng G7 Ps Z SPECIAL University of Wisconsin Glee Club U. of W. Glee Club Ray Miller and His Orchestra Under the Ukulele Tree--Fox Trot Ben Selvin and His Orchestra Ben Bernie and His Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra 3159 Medley of College Songs Bells of St. Mary's 3132 Stomp Your Feet--Fox Trot Sign of The Rose 3130 If I Knew I'd Find You 3145 Up and At 'Em--Fox Trot Somebody's Lone 3080 THE 568 Lincoln Ave. I Pitch My Lonely Caravan at Night Neapolitan Night PHONOGRAPHS + RECORDS « RADIOLAS Elliot Shaw Franklyn Baur SHOP Phone2129 Winnetka, Ill