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WILMETTE LIFE November 15, 1934 Barrington First Opponent in New Trier-Cage Games Two gaines' with: Barrington next NNVedniesday afternoon will. open Ne%4ý Trier High School's 1934-1935 basket- bail season. The gaines wiil be be- tween the lightweighit and heavyweiglit teanis of the two schools -and wilI be played ini New '1rier's Leslie F. Gates gymnasinni starting at 4 o'clock. Both the heavywveight. and light- weght squads at New Trier were go- ing througli intensive practices this week, fte heavyweights under the di- rection of Coach Clyde Grater and the ightweighits under W. L. "Duke" Childs,' director of athletics. Football Players Join Squad Several l)oys whlo have been playing football repurted to the heavyweight squad this wvcek. 'rhese boys,- Fred Klaner, George Laing, Dick Camp- bell, Bill Snyder, Phi Dostal and George Green, were barred f rom basketball practice until after the close of the football season last Saturday. AIl members of last year's heavy- %veight teain, whiclh finished second in the Suburban league, were lost hy graduation. Despite this fact Coach Grater is hopeful of developing a win- ning teain this year. Don Anderson Captamn Don Anderson, a guard, who wvas a nieinler of the second string last year. is captain of the teain. Another second string man of last year, Howard Bail, a forward, is a likely candidate for a regular place on the teain. In the early season practices Coach Grater lias been uising Bail and Eddie Mee at the for- ward positions, -Bud- Fisher at center, and Don Aniderson and Grant Adamns as guards. Dick Oliver and John Muhîke, for- wards, ,Jini Fitzgerald, center, and Carleton Wilson and Fred Kahler, gua.rds. ail of %vliom have been in Mr. Grater's athletic gym group, also arie making stroiîg lids for places on thL. first teani. Three otiier boys who werc out for practice last week, Klein, Cole- grove and Harris, have showvn promibe of developing into good players. Dave Miller Leade Lights Dave Miller is captaîn of the light- weiglit teain, and there is talk around the NOv Trier, halls about another clianpionshîîp liglîtweight teain such as Coach W. L. Cliilds hlad back in 1927. Both the ligitweiglit and heavyweight teanis will play several practice gaines before the opening of, the Suburbani league seasoni on Friday, December 7. when WVaukegan will play at New Trrier. Between nowv and then therc w~ill be doublehleaders with Barrington on1 Wednesday, Novemnber 21, Hinisdale on Saturday, Noveniber 24, Hyde Park un Saturda.v, Decenuber L, and Senil A-'n Wednesday, Decenmber 5, ail to be played at New~ Trier. The annual gaine with the aluiiini is scheduled for Wed- nesday, November 28. John T. Janette, Jr., of Seattle, Xash., will arrive ini Kenilwoth Sun- day to visit his' parents, the J. T. Janettes of 315 Abbotsford road., Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shattuck of Glencoe, formerly of Keniiworth, are entertaining their dinner bridge club tonight. 0'- Vrs. C. Il. -Slaytoni, 607 Forest ave-w nue. entertained hier Monday lunch- eon -bridge club this week. 0o jack Sinding, 315 Richmond road, Kenilworth, is now associated with the Morton Sait company of Chicago. --- > Mr. and Mrs. Randail Poindexter of Happ road, returned Friday f rom a ten-day visit in New York. APPEAR IN, MEMO10.RIAL CO NCER TJ 1Mathew Francis Photo , Ray Photo A sacrcd concert zvill be given by the choir aiid organisi of St. Johi's Lutheran church, Wiliiiette anid Park avenues. Simiday eveluinq at 8 o'clock iii mcuor * of St. .John's former pastor, thte Rev. Herwmn W. .IL'i'er, w/to served t/he con gregation for tiveit-y years uiitil his dc'at/z a vear a go. Th/e /'rogram tof organ anid choir m usic 7zill featitre thte Ilemelssohii nmotl "f-ear lMy Pro ver," wit/: Lolita Bertlinq (lcft) as soloist. a due, from > Stainier's "Cruicifixioni," biv Lolita Bertling apid Arthur Green, and Bac/h mnmbers l'y thte organiist, ÀÈlecta Austin Ganîron (riyht ) . AS a Inemjorial to t/te Rt'v. 11r. AMe.vtr t/te, quindow., abo'e lte altar is bl' le supplied 7with stained glass. "Our task is to create p)ublic opini- ion on the adequate tax-fnnd support of public education and its necessary equipnîent instead of bI>n~*ig equip- ment for the schools.. the Parent- 'reaclier association is a specialized organization. . . our programi of work and our meeting prograins should classify easil% l uler chiid welfare- in home, sehool and commnunity." This :s the gist of the message of Mrs. B. F. Langworthy. our national presi- dent, in the NoVember issue of The Nationîal Parent-Te aclier. our -officiali magazine. If von are îlot receivin~g1 this magazine you are mîissing ail op-1 portunity to keep in touch with, WIILMETTE Central Avenue, west of Main Street Lake. Avenue., west of Ridge Road Wilmette Avenue and, Ridgé Road KENILWORTH-560 Greenbay Road P. T. A. work throughoM tit eCLunItrV. and to gain a larger idea of the mneaiu- ing and function of thec organization. Mrs. Randolph McCandlisl (\\'iI- mette 4320) will be glad to arrange for your subscription. Mrs. Lowell. Todd, treasurer. of thîe Logan-Howard P. T. A., rep)orts that one hiundred new niemibers were added after the Fathiers' Nigit meet- ing on November 6. That brings our total to two-hunldred and thirty, about thirty over that of last vear. If yoù haven't yet joined mnake lhasie to do so. Let your clîild's rooîn be the first with a 100 per cent mnembershil,. and prizes for each table. The pro- ceedi of the party are added 'to, the Welfare fund of. thie P. T. A. Mrs. G., T. Hellmuth, 1636> Forest avenue, is tô be hostes.s to the Babies Friendly at the next aIl-day meeting on Thursday, November 23. The Pre-School circleis Planning a Christmas' party for its next. meeting on Tuesday, De cember, 11. Mrs. Harry Adler remninds you of the next meeting of the Pre-School Adolescent. Stury group which wvill be held in the H-oward school Tues- day morning, November 20, fromn 10 to Il o'clock. Mrs. Adler re- quests that ail who are attending bc prompt, as the meeting is brief. HOME FROM SCHOOL Miss Jeanne Scarrati. 521 Keifl- worth avenue, Keni Iworth. returned from the University of Illinmois last week-end xitli a -classinate. Nli>, Mary Low Reisnier of l4ockford. She entertaincd a group ofu-\Ili;t Phi girls 'last Saturday evening. M r. and Mrs. Harold V. McCortnic k, 519 Washîington avenue, have as their guests. Mrs. McCorinick's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. .1. Louis Bur- mnester of'L.ong Beacli, N. Mfr. and \Ir.,. Cedric Smithî, 205 Essex road, Kellilworth. rettnrned List Saturday fruîîî a fortinglit's visit ini Newv Vork w livreteformer wenît on1 business. The N. E. Philpots. ,%-Io înoved f roîîî 605 E,-arlston road, Kenilworth, to Evanston, liave recently Ieft there and gone to New York. M rs.* C. E. -Hulbert, 310 Richmond rôad, Kenilwvorth, cntertailîed at a luncheon and *bridge foursomne last F rida v. --o- Mr.j olîn V. Ratlîbonv, . 3 .bhÔts- ford road. Keîîilwortlî. wiii eliîtertaiîî a hinicieon blridlge foursonir toînoi(rro\w. -o- % rs.J. 1). Rothî. 1124 1:ý,>re>ta'e utie. %vas hiostess at a iunclieon anîd Remiemnber the Dessert Bridge party brdg oursomne esterdav. tomorrow at 1 :30 o'clock. 'NIrs. R. F. 0 I)aistromi and lier comnmittee lias beeiî Thomnas C. Clark, 315 Leicester busy making arrangements for its ,road, 'Kenilvorth, returned on Tuües- success. There are to he. door prizes i da-y of Iast week froîîî Bermiud(a. Does this littie picture awaken Fond memories of those you had taken- Back in the days When ladies wore stays., Or were you flot yet in the, makin'? They.cali old days good, but Oh geef They neyer. would* satisfy me, For I like more speed And whatever I need At Braun Bros, Station I see. Modern Garage, 2532 W. Raairoad Ave. Prairie Avenue d Central. Street DRAUN DROS. Service Stations November >15, 1934 ,WILMET.TE LIPE,