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16 WINNETKA TALK March 12, 1927 MOTHERS TO HEAR DIRECTOR |W. The Young Mother's club will hold its regular monthly meeting in the eve- ning of March 14, at the home of Mrs. O. Haas, 621 Park avenue. "The Active Nature and Needs Childhood." D. M.| Davis, director of recreation and physi- cal training in Wilmette, will speak on of NEE EEE EEE EEE EEEENEEEEEEEEREENY 847 CENTER STREET, WINNETKA WILLIAM L. WENTE SHEET METAL WORKS ROOFING SLATE FLAGGING Asbestos Terraces Slate--T ile Floors-- Walks TELEPHONE WINNETKA 225 EE EEE EEE EEE NE EE EE EEEEEEEN m ed ® w = = = N This does the work of 50 pounds of ice--and more --every day! Be ready for hot weather-- make your ice box a Frigidaire ge possible for you to keep your ice-box filled--constantly--24 hours a day--you would still not have as good refrigeration as the Frigid- aire frost-coil will give you, without any attention on your part. 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Wis. 5622 W, Madison St., Chicago, 111, Fri rigidaire PRODUCT of GENERAL MOTORS I -- Bs J. M. Dickinson, Jr. Named President of N.T. Citizens' Body J. M. Dickinson, Jr., of Winnetka, was elected president of the New Trier Citizens' league, at the annual meet- ing of that township organization held late last week at the City club in Chi- cago. The executive committee of the league, which is comprised of represen- tative citizens from all the villages in New Trier township, also formally nominated candidates to appear on the ticket in the annual town election Tuesday, April 5. These candidates are Walter T. Fisher of Winnetka, for the office of Township school trustee; and John A. Schildgen, of Wilmette, for Township constable. These are the only offices to appear on the ballot this spring. Mr. Dickinson was elected president of the league to succeed John R. Leon- ard of Winnetka, who expressed the desire to retire after several terms as head of the organization. GYM LEADERS HIKE The eight members of the Junior Gym Leaders club of the Kenilworth Community gymnasium, met Friday night under the leadership of Robert W. Townley, recreation director, and after sleeping over night at the gym hiked to Camp Howe for a half day of fun. The boys taking the trip are as follows: Joe Harrison, Don Kimball, Jack O'Connor, Rodger Barrett, Ken- neth Hess, Perry Shortridge, Bud Mc- Eldoney and Charles Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. David R. DeCamp, 615 Abbottsford road, Kenilworth, spent last week end visiting their son, Wil- son, at the University of Indiana. Strong Teams Hold Lead in Winnetka Basketball League Few changes are to be noticed in the standing of the cage teams in the Skokie-Country Day basketball league this week. The Blackbirds still main- tain the lead in the Girls' lightweight section and the Bluebirds remain at the head of the Girls' middleweight section. In the Boys lightweight league, however, the E ragles and Tigers stand tied for first honors, the Eagles having dropped a game and the Tigers having won one. The other two Boys' sections remain practically unchanged. The team standings are as follows: Girls' Lightweight Team Won Lost Pet. Blackbirds 7 2 766 Streaks 6 3 667 Torpedoes 5 1 565 Canaries 4 5 445 Flashes 3 6 333 Okehs 2 7 223 Girls' Middleweight Bluebirds 7 1 895 Emeralds 7 2 766 Flickers 5 4 555 Flyers 4 4 500 Redskins 3 6 333 Panthers 0 9 000 Boys' Lightweight Eagles T 3 700 Tigers 7 3 700 Reds 6 1 600 Lions 5 5 500 North Shore 3 3 500 Goats 3 7 300 Maroons 2 8 200 Boys' Middleweight Demons 5 1 826 Eagles 5 2 714 Celtics 2 6 250 Pontiacs 2 7 223 Boys' Heavyweight North Shore 0 1000 Wildcats 3 4 428 Shamrocks 0 5 000 Mrs. C. D. Van Buskirk, 1096 Spruce street, entertained at luncheon on Thursday, March 3. 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