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'iii"i',MH!.gjJ'.'jf â- :•**•: ft:'Ww.-fe-fl1 THE LAKE SHORE NEWS, FRIDAY, JUNfe.3 16, 1922 » Mtasa LOCAL F Francis E. Neir and Walter Quinby Take Cdurse Francis B. Neir, son o* Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Neir of 201 9th street, Wilmette, Is the first Wilmette boy to register "foTCamp RooseveTtTthenational hoys' camp near LaPorte, Indiana, this sum- mer. Walter Edward Quinby of 1282 Asbury avenue, Hubbard Woods, will accompany Francis to the camp. Botn boys are students in the New Trier High school. , A comprehensive military, educa- tional and recreational program awaits the boy who decides to attend the camping season from July 5 to August 15, according to Major~F. L. Beals, camp commandant. Saturday afternoons, Sundays, and free periods during the week will be given over to ball games, field and track events, handball, volleyball, and other outdoor sports, all carefully supervised by trained athletic coaches and instructors from the Chicago public high schools. Swimming will be in Silver Lake, and a big water carnival will be held once during each period. "Y" to Entertain The "Y" will again furnish special entertainment. Movies, boxing con- tests, and home talent shows will b© presented. TiTXSerican Red Cross will cob- o'clockSunday nuking, â„¢neme£ duct claie. )d First Aid and Red furthermore, Jfjherejire WJ" Electric cars connect the camp with LaPorte, eight miles distant. .,,.. Indications, Major Beals stated, are that applications for attendance at the camp will be greater than during the past three years. This he believes is due in part to the change In loca- tion, which brings the camp so much nearer to Chicago. He urges candi- mte?~terseHcr~ifrllieir applications without delay. Camp opens on July 5. Legion News The members of Wilmette Post No. 46, American Legion, members of the Woman's auxiliary and friends will, on Sunday, June 18, Journey out to the Forest Preserve to partake of some real enjoyment. The committee made up of two "live wires," Morse and McCarthy, has planned great doings for the day and it is hoped that as many as can will be out. For the day the plans are as follows: First of all, it is to be a real, sure enough basket picnic somewhere in the Forest Preserve. In order that all will have good appetites to answer mess call, there are going to be var- ious doingsâ€"baseball, for instance, so that Commander Olin will not have to go to Evanston, and also because Chairman Morse thinks he's an ath- lete. Various other events will follow to make the day one to remember. All those planning to fattend*!" meet at the Village halt at 10:46 hers having extra room in their ma- cWnes, call up H. F. Goheen at 922 Forest avenue. On exhibit at the Renneckar Drug company next week will be a large photograph taken of the members who took part in the parade and Decoration Day activities. This Photograph Is the work of Mr. T. Slater Gillette, MO T^e^^enuer^^o^d^nated^the^ at- tractive picture to the Wilmette Post. He says he has a number of good snap- shots taken on that day in the park, and that all who desire some can re- ceive same by calling on him. We need not comment on Mr. Gillette s work. He has a reputation. The committee in charge of the Carnival for the fall 4s fast at work, and will shortly give forth an an- nouncement of real interest to every- body. •'______ Mrs. Rose Cox, who conducted the children's dancing classes at the Wil- mette. Woman's club this past winter, left June 6 for Europe, where she will spend six weeks studying dancing in Paris and London. wnmniniu LUUAS BROTHERS All Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables WHOLESALE AND RETAIL WILMETTE, ILL. 637 West Railroad Ave. Telephone Wilmette 1S9 Leaky Roof*, Gutter; Spout; Slate, Tile, Tin Work 1124 Greenleaf Avenue Dr. LESLIE W. JONES loomW. 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