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ParkcPress, Deerhield Press' North- Peter' N. Jans, secretary of the b.oo News, Glenview View and the North Sbore Centrella Stores, in Nies Center Press. charge of advertising and promotion This important announcement was work,> for the present b as opened of - inade earlier this week by a Derby ices 'in Room 218 in the North Shore Food sôsund truck which traversed hotel. north shore streéts. __________ Commenting upon this selectibon, M r. and M.rs.-George s. Bollenseii, Pih P.Randlev, chaira of the 311 Fourthý street, who have, béen North Shore Centrella StoreOwer, nWàasington, D. Ci. fr te ps said ti week,,"We have tompleted a week, wh eMrBoenewacl- thorough surveyý of the north shore rd on business, *were expected home territory and We 'believe that the 1 t e h egin ning of this, week. ramTh.e iEanston Store e-.Chuuch end Sherman ..MAR SHAL LFIE L.D. From the Special May Selling of Foundation Ga rm enta at Field's Evanston Store' 1~ a, Kathryu Rohol Jean Younglove Kathrpi, Rohol of Wiliicf te, as chairmau, aiid Jean Younglove off Win- are tumo members of the ticket comrnittee, whi ch, with otherl groups, i càoperatiiig Wth the geitcrai chairmanwi, Mary luné Harrigaiz, ij» preP«ratioit for »e anniiual c<&d partyv spojisored by the, seniior class of the Marywvood ehool j»Eantn to bce giïeit Saturday airon May 11,t ai the Sievenis Assisting Miss Rohol on the t ickel cornmittee, are in addition to Miss SY-ounglove, Lillian Doyle, Margaret Finnegan;' Betty Hebner, Marion Rix, Betty Folsoin, Georgiana Grignon, and Nancy Sackley. The committeé on patrons is headed by Rosalie McMahon. Other members, are Alice Addison, Betty Davenport, Dorothy Foy, Martot Gilbert, Jane Q'Callaghan, Edith Wienhoeber, Betsy Conway, and Peggy Bachinan. 1 On the. advertiuing committee with Agnes Rodel, chairman, are Alyce Byrnes,. Marij cane Foley, jane Healy, Dorothy>Mandabach, Jaie 'Sala, Ruth Clohisy, Marie Scbuster, and Marjorie Wienhoeber. Mr. and Mrs. E. Waldo Mauritz and children, Mary, 3,14 years of age and Billy, 1 year old, moved. to Wil- mette about the middle of April and are living at 1317 Elmwood avenue. They for merly lived in Evanston. George Thelen Wiris' Table Tennis Titie In the second annual Wilmette: Rec-, reation board Table Tennis tournament, held in the Howard school gymnasium, Gýeorge Thelen defeated Gordon Wells' 21-19, 27-29, 21-19, 21-19 to win the championship. The final match was ref- ereed by Herman Freundlicb who fin- ished in second place last year, being defeated by Bill Condy who is twelfth in the national rankings. *The Thelen- Wells, match was featured by very strong çlefensive play by both, players and an occasional burst of slashing drives by Thelen. The tournament was of double elimination type, each player> losing twice to be eliminated f rom play. Leroy E * Harvey and Clarke Kirwan f ouglit their way to the semi-finals, where eacb was elimninated in close gaines. George Thelen won a, hotly contested match f romf his brother, Joe Thelen, to decide who should enter -the finals bracket. Lca'J VAAb' . ... ........................ . o.9 Thé same Modelfô>r thie taller, larger wonian is priced ~a se *o................* *o * *s $7.50 TH», LD ILUU I o