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. Lota··HOfiJartl P. T. A~ Notes . Golfers T·r1i 0 t to Pla:v Revamped; llliHois Coarse Although the weather has been chilly it hasn't effected the ardor of the members of the Illinois Golf club just west of Gl~ncoe, as was evidenced by the fact that more than fifty players, ma~1y of them of the fair sex, pulled out their golfing implements last Sunday and did a round of the course. They found the course in fine condition, the putting greens in particular being velvety. The course never has been in such good shape at the start of a season. The course is slightly changed from last year and this revamping was one of the reasons for the appearance of so many players last Sunday. AI. Espinosa, the club professional who had a mighty sporty links last year has lengthened three of the holes, number four, six .and seven, by utilizing the s p e c i a I tees built for the district championship of the P. G. A. last summer. . The changes· add 125 yards to the length of the course, but par is to remain unchanged at 71. Eleven of the holes are now "dogleg," which gives a greater variety and provides new thrills for the shooters. and help your child's room win the prize. Mrs. H. A. Storms, Mrs. H. Otto VonDWJoff and Mrs. Lucy Stalling, (eighth grade teacher) representing the Logan-Howard P. T. A.; Mrs. Ernest Freeman and Mrs. Kathryn Vernon, (seventh grade teacher) representing the Central-Laurel P. T. A.; and - Mrs. Walter M. Miller arid Mrs. Russell G. Flood, representing the St. Francis P. T. A., were delegates to the · Twenty-ninth Annual Convention of the Illinois Council of ParentTeacher associations which was het,t at Streator April 24, 25 and 26. · CHANGE IN TRAIN SERVICE CHICAGO A NORTH WESTERN BY. Important change of schedules of certain trains will become effective Sunday, April %9th. For particulars apply to Ticket Agent. · + The next meeting of the LoganHoward P~rent- Teacher association is scheduled for Tuesday afternoon May 1, 3 o'clock, ;at the Howard ;chool This will be the annual business meet~ ing and will include annual reports and the election of officers. The Wilmette Grade School band of which Joseph Schumacher is direc: tor, will p)ay. There will be reports by our delegates to the Twenty-ninth Annual Convention of the Illinois Council of Parent-Teacher associations, which was held at Streator April 24, 25 and 26. The convention theme, "Essentials in Character Building," challenges every home, since the responsibility for character rests primarily in the home. It challenges the school and the com!J1Unity also, because they leave their Impress on character. Come and hear the reports of the inspiring talks and splendid information which our delegates had the privilege of hearing that we too may be energized into greater activity in our association. Mrs. ·Lucy Stalling, Mrs. H. Otto VonDerHoff and Mrs. H. A. Storms were our delegates. There will be the following ten minute talks : Miss Anne L. Whitmack, Village librarian, will speak to us on "Summer Reading" and will have a number of books on display. Daniel M. Davis, Village Recreational directbr, will speak to us on "Summer Recreation in Wilmette." ]. R. Harper, Village superintendent of schools, and Lowell F. Todd, prialcipal of the Howard school, will speak on "School Development in Wilmette." The Kindergarten mothers will be hostesses. · There will be a teacher and two mothers in the Kindergarten room at the Howard school to care for small children up to and including the third grade while the mothers attend the meeting. A prize is given each month to the room having the l,!lrgest percentage o.f mothers present at the meeting. Come I MOL u Inexpensive! Modern! Practical! Linoleum adds color and charm to any room Phone After May 1 we Will be in our new studio· 1623 ShermanAve. (Opposite Postoflice) Greealeal · 1941 Our representative will gladly help you select floors of Linoleum that wlll har. . monize with your furnishings BERNIE'S STUDIO Moving from 1623 Orrington to 1623 Sherman Tel. Univenity 8998 FLOOR-0-LEU CARPET COMPANY · Eftllltoa, m. 1007 Davia St.