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38 W.ILMETTE LIFE October 8, 1926 The members of the Terminal Athl~tic club are: .. Walter Bermingham, Siman Bows, G~ant Blasdell, Erwin Brammer, Rob ert Blasdell, Graham Urban, Robert Urban, E dward Dolan, George Engle, Lyman Goss, Harry Moldenhaur, Stuart Doig, Anthony Hamme s, Charles Hartung, Edgar Hedman, Richard Hopp, Harvey H opp, Millarrl Powers, Manning Powers, Ralph Or tega!, James Lawton, J ohn Moore, Jack McGinley, Leroy Welsh, Thoma s Copela nd. Ralph \ Velsh , Jack Welton, Fred Hoerbcr. Russel Stock, Howard \~/in berg ~f illiam Winberg, Richard Lindbloot~l. Russel Johnson, Jac k Clark, '] ohn Doig and George \Vild . TBERMOLINE Heating Oils-A Grade for Every Burner · Courteous and Efficient Service TERMINAL CLUB PLANS SEASON OF ATHLETICS Plan to Enter Teams in .Various Wilmette Recreational Athletic Branches At the meetin g of th e Terminal Athletic club, Thursday eve nin~ of last week at the home of Robert Blasdell. it was decided t o organize an indoor baseball team ; a vo lle yball tea m: a basketball team and two quoits teams. Th ese teams are financed hy the business men of the T ermin al district who als o assisted sim ilar tea ms in previous years. The next meeting of the club \Yill be held .Thursday evening, October 7. at the home of Georgr Engle, 106 Fourth st reet, at w hich time officers will he elected for the ens uin g year's actiYities. The Terminal s feel ycry kee nly the I loss of their star player. Howard \\'in · · f 1 11 \ berg, who is ~1?\\' starnng 111 oot Ja I at Kemper 1fllttary academy. It ,,·as Howard \Vinberg· who organized the Terminal Athletic club four year:' ago. \V inberg, hims e li a leader. in local athletics. induced a suAit'ient lllllllhtr of ,·oung men in the Terminal section ·. · · · 1 1 · · · · · f to JO in \\'T t 1 11111 111 t 1 1c. 1 tormatton I . o a ·1 >as1 ·ct I>a 11 1team. 1 \\' I11c k 1 1 1as · smcr .t.ralne( mnre t 1an a oca rcputat1nn a.; a f"esnlt of its playing·. ha,·ing matched man,· t.;·ames in the pa't with <'hic:t~t· tcan1s. · BUGBES 6 COMPANY GeDeral Offices, 844 Rush St. North Shore plant, Howard at McCormick Blvd. Telephones: Niles Center 217 Superior 6481-2-3-4 Rogers Park 0982 Greenleaf 3456 Central-Laurel P. T. A. to Hear Chicago U. Man The Central- Laurel Parent Tcacher:-i association "·ill ho ld a get-together meeting ior . parl'llb and teacher:-. at the lhron ~wlp sc hool ou Tuc '> day e\· l'ning. Octflbtr 12. Included in thl' pro.l(ranl ,,·ill he a 'o.ln by ~f r:-.. A. F. Cord b. accompanied by ~I r". \:. ~Ah·h·. Dl'all \\·. ~- Cra~. of Chirag·, unin~r:-.it ,., supvn·i,(Jr ni reading- in the · \\'illlll'tll· ..,t·hrH·h. \\ill '-JH':tk 1111 "Tilt· ~~c.., v a r r !1 \\ ·, ,r k i 11 Rl' ad i Ill!." H l'f 1> e r t ~ltd jc,rd. prv,idvn (1i t l~r· g,,;t rd c.i . . · . 11 1-.fluca tH·n. \\ Ill arldn ·.., . , t 1 w :t'- '-t'lll 1 al!,. . . . J) · ; . \I 1> . l,·i .... r1 .l. ,, · . ,, 1 1 1 11 1 .t " \\I 11 ,\II. I 1 . . . . .. . lltrl.l . .... , . . ! . . cl!o,,l,tnd lt!Jtlllllltllt\ clO!l . · . JOIN'S STACEY STAFF . . J. \\' . Jl ;_tnt t..,llk ;t_ ha~ rl:ct·J:tly JIIIJ1l·d tht· . . .~Jv.., lt·JTv ,Jt \\. ( r. ~t:tt't·~· and ro_J_np:tTI_'-. 1\~ ·altllr .... 33r, !.indt·JJ ~~' t'lll!t ·. 1 \\ lllllctte. \1 r. l ;tn u-..hka..~ w<b torme rj1Y rcJJl!lt·rtL·d "ith 1 :. ( ·,,k m:tn l~ ur 1 1 This Woman Has Removed W ashda y from Her Calendar -have you? By systematizing her housework and ustng our laundry service, she now has time for many outside interests. She can take an active part in church work, and she has time to visit with her friends . to read and study, and enjoy many other pleasan t duties. You, too. can do the same thing. A few words on the telephone or to Bill the Washington Laundry Man and 1 'washday" would be removed from vour calendar- your mind- and your home. The Terminal:-. finished -.ccond i11 the '1\,·ilig-ht league that !Ja._ ju~t c(lmplcted an intercstiw~· st·;t . . nn', 'L'rie, oi ha:.cball g·aJnes. ,They abn fitli"hcd -.crond in the 'l'ul·:-. day :tJHI Friday ll<~r . . t· :--h,,c league. \\'hilc \\' inhl'rg i~ adding- TH'\\. burl'!~ to hi~ at hktic record at Kempl'r, his old time club associate~ at th<' Tcrmi 11 a I, \\-i11 strive t n main t a in t h c :'pi r it and ~ucccss which haq· il'atured th v club actT\'ttlc . sTncc ih inception . Schedules for th e Yarimb teams bring organized will he announced latl'r. rc,ugh~. ARDEN SHORE BOARD MEETS Th<' \\'ihnl"ltt· .\rdl'n ~horl' h(!ard i r l' :-. um in !..! i t-. ;Lr t i,-it it · .., T h u r . . d a ' . < )r t ' · hlT 1-t. 1,,-JH,Jdin~ the fir:-t !J<,a~d lllll'l in~· oi t l;l' '- L' ;t'- (! 11 at t h· homt· ()f \I r-. Loui:-. F . lkrkn. )(J.::; Fiith -.,trcl"l. Th v Jlll'llllw r, "illT !l:t kt· plan-. t·<,r thv yea r·, work. tvanston Shop is now Qpen Our New HEAVY TAN ENGLISH ~RAIN LIKtoZ~$6oo OXFORD _AUI:ect · ·RUB~ OftltiNGTON ..OT~L EVANSTON EOGEWATii~ 8f:A(." CALL IN BILL TODAYHE'S IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD TODAY-AND EVERY DAY HOTEL F.ASY 60 WAS.,UNG'TON SH~ES far LITTLE BOY.S STURDY LITTLE SMART SHOES LlKE FATHERS MADE TO FIT THE GROWlNG,ACTIVE BOY'S FEET · CORRECTLY- 20% Discount on work brought in and called for PATENT LEATHER. DR.ESS OXFOJ2D 1J lj ~ z - s 6.00