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ments at Harlbo)r OUF-* OL EU UI A.LIU K* U VERY IMPORTANT ]FOR THANKSGWJING is FINE' TABLE SIOLVER W. crn mtchauy ilverwaré, old gr new ,patter,,., by Manufactuwerg: International, Lantf JLn Sterling Silver Reflex Photo Mr.R.. Dalatrom, vice- p re sid en t auidmemberahfp chairman'.of the Logan-Iloward P.T.A., has extended thet tim.e Umit of the'membership drive through Frida y, November 17, because of the visiting week for' parentsa«t Howard achool. Membership bas reached the 370 mark, and there remains a member- ship goal of 500 to reach. Mrs. Dal- strom bopes that by Friday every, parent will have sent the money for membership either to, their child's room teacher or to ber, so that Logan-Howard P.T.A. will have a one hundred per cent mernbership record. -The narne of the room having the, Once again the loc al yachtsman, bas vanished into hibernation-thosc long cold rnonths through which, only pleasant. dreans, of bigger and bet- ter and faster boats sustains the spirit until the first warm days of Spring,. The dreams shôuld.'be es- pecially fieý this winter due to a, boating season just.closed. that pro- vided more perfect.sailing- weather than for mnany years. past. This su mmrer Wilmette harbor ac- comn-modated 151 saiîboats, of various sizes and descriptions, 30, small, power craft, and 22 cruisèe of sub- stantial size. The Wilmette Harbor association mentions. that these 203 units have been handled without one case of personal injury and mone- tary damage low in spite of. several violent storms. Racfng at Peak Raoing in the Star, Snipe, and Arrow Sloop classes was most ac- tive with as high as 90 boats corn- peting on their elected courses on' flany Saturday and Sunday after- noons. The year bas brought an, in- crease in the number of sailing craft and an equally marked decrease in small power boats. The active sport of sailing attra'cts more and more initerest every year while the use of gasoline engines, necessarily monot- onous on the big lake. is losing pop-., porta tion. 'l Looking forward to 1940 thé harbor (Central-Laurel management is planning further im- .~provements, now that the major P.TIIe problems such as dredging- have P.T.A.sd ffo h tm big Asben dis pd of for her im be. conAsteructasonpin esatepermit. The Central-Laurel Parent-Teach- cntuto iIb tre na er ssoiaton riv fo meberhipleast 150 running feet of new dock- i e l asoitn-drve forMen msipage for handling storage o f the in- sil hael a, on its way. Mny rooms numerable small rowboats and ding- tel havtedantos toportunitvto winhies wbach have contributed greatly, the pottedd plantsiono be givenas prizes to the first and secnd o condcniiosi h at il tea was sre by t he %mm ority. ortt1western football game fay. The girls were room- ýeir senior year at North- miversity, and both were of Delta Delta Delta sor- 1*