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November 3, 1928 WINNETKA TALK 11 Unique A. C's Next Foe for Unbeaten Winnetka Gridders The Winnetka football team, which has played six games to date this sea- son without a single point having been scored against it, will march on the field tomorrow against the strong- est opponents which have yet ap- peared or the local lot. The visitors, | Sunday, are to be the Unique A. Cs, from Chicago, whose latest achievement was a |} clean-cut 19 to 0 victory over the ig highly touted High- wood aggregation. Highwood is a team which the Winnetka players will meet before the close of the season. Four more games are to be played, including the tussle tomorrow, and the Winnetka fans are assured of a genuine battle in each event. The locals are determined to main- tain their winning reputation, and the Chicago area teams are each seeking the honor of breaking the Winnetka record. The game last Sunday was a 7 to 0 victory over the Chicago Kiwanis. The visitors came out expecting to avenge a 6 to 3 loss which they sustained at the hands of the Winnetka team last year. The game was closely contested throughout, but Winnetka managed to score in the first five minutes of play. The passing combination of Martin and Jackett resulted in bringing the oval to the visitors' five yard line, when Concidine went over on two suc- Paul Jackett cessful line smashes. Jackett's stellar playing was given deserved applause from the stands by the players and especially by an un- expected visitor. However, the glory of another Win- netka victory was not to be had until the final whistle blew, as the visitors made a determined march down the field to Winnetka's 10 yard line, where || they were held for downs. The Winnetka team, as a whole, {| played a fine brand of ball and was in the fighting every second of play. The public is urged to come out and wit- ness the game Sunday. Present First Musicale at Georgian This Sunday The first of an autumn-winter ser- ies of musicales to be held Sunday eve- nings at the Georgian is planned for next Sunday evening at 8. The program, to be presented by Alvene Resseguie and Mrs. Malcolm Mac- Harg, soprano and violinist, is as fol- lows : I NMislon vans pei casas ..Kriens PRIPIHOR cauhs - «vison siinmap + vas Fourdrain Returning .......... Frances Copthorne 201) 1 CEPR en rr TS eC RS eR La Forge Alvene Resseguie ve inte bond Schubert-Elman a Beethoven-Elman Valse Sentimentale ..Schubert-Franks Ballet Rosamond ...Schubert-Kreisler Mrs. MacHarg Cradle Song Polka Boheme III Sea Rapture ..... v= ss ims . Coates Love's Quarrel "....... ...... Cyril Scott Message from the Moon ........Dunhill Biestn, ov. ov Drover iTS Besley The Sleigh ©... v.vie vid or Kountz Alvene Resseguie Ave Maria ...50 0%... ov ... Gounod Elegie EF wu TPE dy ii Massenet Sorter Miss You .. ..Hathaway Minnetonka ...... ..Lieurance Obligato--Mrs. MacHarg Accompaniment--Ernau Akely Fire Department Gets Three Calls in Week The Winnetka Fire Department re- sponded to three calls during the past week, two of which were to extin- guish grass fires, The first one was on Sunday at Scott and Grove streets and the second on Tuesday at 1132 Ash street. The third call, Wednes- day, was to the residence of Irving D. Fish, 1151 Oakley avenue, where sparks coming from an incinerator flue led neighbors to believe the house was on fire, OPEN DANCE CLASSES The Ruth Kilbourn School of Danc- ing, a well known Chicago organiza- tion, opened for the winter months in Winnetka recently. Classes are held Monday afternoon at Community House in which children receive edu- cation in interpreting music through classical and rhythmic dancing. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. 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