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April 9, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 11 YES SIR, WAU BUN HAS ITS POLITICS Newest North Shore Community in Midst of Torrid Election Campaign Just Now The older villages along the north shore nothing the newest village in the township, Wau Bun, in the way of staging a red hot political have on fight at the annual village election. And, for Wau Bun, it will in reality be the first annual event of that na ture, but, the test next Tuesday promises to be as the hotly which too, nevertheless, con- spirited as any of several contested elections have been characterizing the selection of candi- dates in various north this spring. Wau Bun, at the time of its incor- | poration and organization as a village last summer, elected a president and six village trustees who were to serve only until this spring, at which time there was to be held the first election when a president would he chosen for a two year term, and six trustees. who would cast lots to deter- mine which three were to serve one year, each, and which three were to constitute the "hold-overs" for the two year term. Started Last Autumn Last fall. at the election for the pur- pose of choosing officials to serve until this spring, the honors went to John Happ, as president, with John Seul, Ben Schildeen, Alex ILevernier, George Selzer. Peter Selzer, W. R. Boetsch, and IL.eo Retzinger as trus- tees. Manv thines have been taking place out at Wau Bun the past few months, especially since the ertswhile flag sta- tion out on the Hiech Lire of North Western suddenly blossomed into an incorporated village on the new Skokie Valley Electric line; where farm acreage has suddenly been transformed into scores of fine build- ing sites overlooking the beautiful Skokie valley to the east, and where large business interests are already ex- pendine thousands of dollars in fuel and other supplv vards. Thus, wide and varving differences of opinion have arisen among members of the official family as to how the details of the future course of the growing Wau Bun should be conducted. Therefore, President Hann has headed the Citizen's party ticket for reelection, and has associated with him as candidates for trustees, John Seul, Henry Wahls, Fred Haut John Efflandt. Seul, like Happ, member of the present board, Wahls, Haut and Efflandt are candidates. Enter, the People's Party Opnosing the Citizen's ticket is the People's ticket, headed bv Ben Schild- gen, the new candidate for president, El LE EE Er Tr peep ------ shore villages | | annual | the | and | is a | but | new | | and with him, as candidates for trus- | tees, Alex Levernier, George Selzer, Peter Selzer, W. R. Boetsch, Louis Britzman and Leo Retzinger. Both Schildgen and Britzman are new nom- inees, while Levernier, George Peter Selzer, Boetsch, and Retzinger are now members of the board. Six trustees are to be elected. which number has been nominated by the People's ticket, but the Citizen's ticket has entered only four candidates for trustee posts. In the event the entire Citizen's ticket should be elected, there will also be chosen two of the trustees on the other ticket. But there are few predictions being made as to the outcome of this first annual election, except that all are agreed there will be a one hundred percent vote polled. and | term of ten years to Edward R. Bell, who will, about May 1, open a gen- eral repair garage to service all makes of cars. Mr. Bell has been in the au-~ tomobile repair business in Winnetka for the past fifteen years, and until recently was located at 909 Linden ave- nue, Hubbard Woods. Enlarge Facilities of Hubbard Woods Concerns | The Cooper-Manierre Trust company | is building at 895-899 Linden avenue, | Hubbard Woods, a one-story brick garage and store room with entrance from Tower road east of the Standard Oil company station. J. D. Austin and company, 899 Lin- This building will be completed, it! den avenue, Hubbard Woods, were is expected, on or about May 1, when | brokers for all parties in negotiating the store section will be utilized by | this lease. A. W. 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