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New Trier Ahei Progam UderWayý While members of the varsity foot- ball squad. at New Trier High scbool are preparing for the opening game. with Bloom on Saturday, practicallj every other boy in school is partici- pating ini some other phase of, Newv Triers interscholastic and intramural athletic program.. This. program is so organized as to include every boy, regardless of bis age, weight or experience.' Many boys flot on the varsity football squad are members of the freshinan-sophonmore squad. For others there are sports sucb as tennis, horsesboes, golf, hand- ball and touch football. In ail of these sports tournaments will be started1 soon. To boys interested iin the varioiis games but who do tiot care to play, the bigh school offers an opportunity to prepare for the wok of super-. vising and officiating at intramural games and serving as managers for the varsity, freshman-sophomnore aind intramural teams. The high school girls likewise en- gage ini a prograni of intramnural sports. This prograin was inaugurated Wednesday afternoon, wben the junior and senior hockey and soccer teams clashed ini exhibition contestS, with the freshmen 'and new nipper- class girls as spectat ors. Following the matches a tea was held ini the gym- nasium. ENTERS ARIZONA U. Roger Palenske, 226 Tenth street, left Saturday for Tucson, Ariz.. Wherc he will enter the University of Ari- zona. His sister, Betty, started at the Art institute Tuesday. Betty enter- tained two University of Minnesota students recently, Miss L.illian Hicks and Miss Joyce Taraldson of Minne- apolis. SMrs. Ju 1dson Large, 1942 Beeclh- wood avenue, entertained at luncheoîî Wednesday. at the Deerpath, Inn at Lake Forest in bonor of Mrs. Fred .Morgan of Sioux City, Ioa, w'ho is visiting bier niece in Gilncoe. WSelliit now for va- iGOLD cation mon ey! W bave a. government license to bny oid goid, piatlnum and ail- ver. Xo need to go elsewhere - we wiil pay you ln cash or trade for new Jeweiry. D. PAGLIARULO 1166 Wimette Ave. WiL 1061 "BEUGLE HmsmLv" ~>%VE YOU M4Y ~ ~ R~~4CE~ 2 Ç~EJ Ii~i LL~ Sheridan Shore Yacht club's third race of the "àC" series proved rather disastrous to the fleet. Out of the even boats wbich stanted the race in a heavy squall, only six were able to finish. Max Hayford's "Twinkle Ditto" was first. "Fnam" sailed by Wesley Bowman was second, and "Walrus" with Charles Pajeau at the tiller was third. Tbe other boats finisbing were "Pegasus," "Carol" and "Blue Mist" in that order. Oneý unfortunate accident resulted in 'Tom Waage's "Neo" losing its mast, the second time this season, when Charles Knight's "Ali Baba', nammed into the shnouds,. causing the miast to snap off. "Ali Baba" was also disabled. Bob Kendig's "Silver Spray" broke a spneaden when near the finish Iine and Harold 'Reeve in "Gliden" lost a backstay and was un- able to finish. Tom Wolfe's "Aquilla" also encountered difficulty and did not finish. The race on Sunday. wbich was the third race of the "BInue" senies, was. sailed under absolute contrary conditions, when ten, boats sailed around the triangular course in a veny ligbt ind and required fnomn two to RETURN FROM EAST Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kell%- andl their daugbten, Miss Elizabeth Kelly, of 412 Cumnor road, Kenii1loth. ne- turned Wednesday of last week f romn a rnontb's motor trip in the east. Tbey stayed at Averill Lake, N't., and mno- tored tbrough the White mounitains and through several Net%, England states. They included New York.. Miss GetrudeMates 319 Fssex road, Kenilworth. is leaving todav for Pouglikeepsie, N. Y.. where she will stant ber junior studies ai Vassar. Her brother, Ben Mlatthews, Jr., leit on Xednesday for Williams college, wbene be is to be a fresliman. He graduated in June f nom Phillips- Exeter. 0o MIrs. Fred Deacon, 351 Cumberland avenue, Kenilwortb, entertained ber quilting club for luncheon last Fni- 1 mai WILMETTB LIPE Septeipher 20, 1934 Sheridan Yachtinýg Sh..ore News 1 Presented by BRAUN BROS. Service.Stations Wilmette Braun Bros. Silver Flash As referenceu5, we point with pride to. Products Avaliable at our hundreds of satisfled patrolu'. 1222 Central Avenue' 1909 Lake Avenue 600 Greenbay RoudJ They wili ail tell you that, for courtesy, Ph one Wllmette 3212 (Just west of Ridge) Phone Kenlworth 4770 -speed and fain price s we cani't be beat. PoeWmte27' Braun Brom.' reputation for reliabillty Phno ilmtte AvneadRig od(5Vhas Cre) i .&o- hacks every purchame. Corne.in...Wimtevnu li ldeIod(oleasCrervi.50 compare . . . BE CONVINCED! North Evanston Firestone Tirés Silver Flash Gas 'idrn(arage, ti32 W. Rallrond Avenue, Phone University r»470 AVY~YSILVEIR FLASH DwAUN 1DROS. Service'Stations thnee hours for the first' and last boats to finish. Hal lkeeve won the race in "Glider" witb Hal Elliott in "Carol" second and Bob Kendig in "Silver Spray" third. "Sandpiper '" from Benton Harbor bas joined the fleet. for the rest of the, season and took fifth place. The order of finish was as fol- lows: lst, No. 681 Glider-Harold Reeve, Richard Barnes. 2nd, No. 500 Car ol-Hanold Elliott, Tom Waage. 3rd, No. 356 Silver Spray-Mr. and Mns. Robert Kendig. 4th, No. 412 Twlnkle Ditto-Max Hav- ford, Fred Price. 5th, No. 941 Sandpiper-UJpton. 6th, No. 556 Blue Mist-Don Bergman, C. R.. Jenkins. 7th, No. 354 Walrus-Chas. Pajeau, Jack Waring, Ed. Brandriff. 8th, No. 107 Nýereid-Ernerson Ray- mond. 9th, No. 802. Pegasus-Layard Mace, W. V. Gathany. lUth, No. 461 Cora K-Jzm 'Martin (did not finish). Next Saturday the fleet will pan- ticipate- in the Chicago Yacht club's faîl regatta in -Chicago, and on Sun- day will be beld the fourth race of the "Blue" senies. BACK FROM FISHING TRIP Mn. and Mrs. Guy Osborne, 3330 Cumnor road, Kenilwontb, recentiy returned fnom a two weeks' fishing trip at Hayward, Wis., wbere they bave a summer camp. Thein son and daugbter-in-law, Mn. and Mns. Guy Osborne, Jr. of Cbicago, spent their vacation at the Land o' Lakes and Hayward. Mns. WaltenrAAndersen, Mrs. Louis Bouchard, and M.\rs. Herbent Mesick, aIl of Keniilwontb, left Xednesday, motoning 'to Two Harbor, Minn., where they will spend a week výisiting MNrs. Florence Olsonl. Miss Elsabelle FitzPatrick, 1524 Lake avenue, left on Wednesday of last week for St. 'Mary's of Notre Dame whene she is to be a fnesb- man this yean. She graduated from Mallinckrodt High school last june. Two Wilmette Students Begin VWork.ai Oberlin Two Wilmnette students,. Mildred .Waugh, 812. Ashland avenue,' and George Maxwell, 1414 Forest avenuej enitered Oberlin college.as fresbmen this faîl. Both -attended Freshman week, September 14-19, which is de- signed to get the new students ac- quainted with the Oberlin campus and witb one. another before the upperclassmeni arrived. Bot~h stu- dents graduated from New Trier High school in June. Miss Waugh, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John F. Waugh, was a member of the Stu- dent council and of the Inner coun- cil; on the staff of the annual; be- longed to the liter ary society, glee club and A Cappella. choir; served on vrosschool committees; 'and did some social service work. Maxcwell, whose parents are Mr. and Mns. Don- ald H. Maxwell, was an honor stu- dent, associate editor of the annual;, a member of the orchestra; president of the Adviser group; and went out for track and tennis. "Good Deeds" Broadcast Scheduled for Afternoon "The Court of Good Deeds," a children's progrnm presented over Radio Station W\CFL by Margorie Black Maddock, formerly of XVil- mette, will be broadcast. on a new~ scbedule starting October 1-six days a week at 4 :45 o'clock ini the after- noon. This prograni w~as formnerly broadcast at 8 o'clock in the inortu- ing. On October 1, Vernon Gerhardt. wbo sang over WGN for a year, will make bis finst appearaîice as the Court Singer. Margorie Black .fad- dock, who wvites the stonies and songs for the prograni, will be the Court Story-Teller. The Court-of-Good-Deeds feature over XVCFL bas aroused considenable favorable comment fromn nortb sbore parents, it is announced. Educatons are also writing in to the station, asking if records can be made of some of the stonies, for the schools. COMPLETE MOTOR TOUR Mn. anll\,rs. \Villis Littell, 2121 Beechywoo" veluie, and Mn. Littell's sister, Mliss Jane Littell of Kenil- wortlî, are returniilg the end of the week hv motor from the east. They stayed at the Lake Placid club and after leaving, motored down the coast of Maine and to New Yonk for sev- enal days. Miss Olive Dennis of 'Honolulu an- rived _iLi Wilmette last Saturday, by plane from San Francisco to spend five weeks of ber vacation with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Deiinis, 702 Elmwood avenue, and to visit the fair. MNIs. Sidney P. Stev ens of Sher- idan place, Evanston, will be hostess to mnembers of ber reading cincle next- Monlday afternoon, at 1:15 o'clock. Mrs.,john Clark Baker of Wilmette is chairman of the circle. 0o 1Mrs.. Robent H. Cretcher of Clarks- vale, M%,iss., bas been tbe bouse guest for the past ten days of 'Mns. Edwin L. Beishe, 530 Forest avenue. -o0 Mn. and Mrs. 1). J. Hiens, 1415 %la- pIe avenue, returned Sunday froinia ten-day fishing trip to Muskegon and Twiiî lakes, Micb. FURNACE 0 REPAIRING * PIPE 0 PARTS, * CLEANING 0 NEW INSTALLATION Smtenibëir .20, 1934 Q ., . 1 WILMETTE. LIFE