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June 1, 1928 WILM.ETTE LIFE BOAT ~C~S TO · BEGIN Yacht Club Opena Ita S~aon at W ilmette Harbor Saturday . Six star class sloops in their 1928 complexions were slated to open the season of the North Shore Yaeht club yesterday in the first of a series of races. This club's fleet of star class craft compose the largest fleet of stars on the · Great Lakes and · are out for gr eater honors this year than last when they took seventh in the International regatta atA Narragan seJt. Their Saturday race 3 will start thi s week to be held each successive Saturday. Trophies will be contested throughout the season and a sweepstakes award will be made at the close. Priming will b" for the international races to be held thi s vear · a t Los Angeles. · The yacht club this year ha s it .; membership quota of 100 filled and between 30 and 40 craft of v~riom kind s will sail under the club's name during the summer. \Vork has started on developing the \\'ilmette harbor which is the intake of the North Shore channel The club's boat dock is there. The Sanitarv di st rict is doing the work which in~lude s putting in permanent moorings, concrete steps, retaining walls and other repa ir operat ions. The district will wntrol the activities of the harbor this season and will give the permit s to moor to the club members. ).fr. and Mrs. Jame 3 ).[ e neley of Glendale, Cal. , are recei\·ing the con .g ratnlations of their friends upon the birth of a son. Jame s Luca s ~1cneley. Tr. ~1 r . and Mrs . ~[enele\· and their ~·amity arc form er resi<iel{t s of \Vilmette. r--------...-....... Prettiest Girl See the wonderful newWesternplay· grounds in the Black Hills of South Dakota Make This a . Photo by Toloff 1 o rothy .e·rg ctt , daughter of Mr. and ).[ r:-;. Charlc::; \V. Leggett, 227 N~nth ~ tre e t, \\'i lmette, ~vas chosen the D in the senior cla s:' at ~orth\\'e s tern last week at the annual s\\·in g--out chapel. ~[r. 1/eal VACATION Chicago anu North Western offers you an incomparable variety of places to go and things to do. Let us help you plan your trip. mo~ t beautiful \\'Oman and 1Irs. Judson F. Stone of 1234 Ashland avenue will go to Hanover. K. H., early in June to be pre sent at the graduation of their sons, Harry and Fred. from Dartmouth college. WRITE VACATION HEADQUARTERS Let us show you how inexpensive a delightful western vacation can be. State the region in which you are interested and we wUl be pleased to furnish co~plete information and illustrated booklets. BRAKES TESTED FREE The Bych-o·E~eetrie " Way In EVANSTON JWe operate the only Hydro-t AllThesef!'om . Which to Choose COLORADO-CALIFORNIA PACIFIC NORTHWEST YELLOWSTONE ZION NATIONAL PARK GRAND CANYON JASPER NATIONAL PARK BLACK HILLS OF SO. DAKOTA WISCONSIN lAND O'LAKES MINNESOTA ARROWHEAD COUNTRY LOW SUMMER FARES i n effect May 1 S and June 1, with liberal stopover privileges. Return limit October 31. For information and illu1· trated booklets of places you are most interested1n, apply Ticket Agent. 411 "11 Electric brake testing ll. the North Shore. ~achine on (f)'iJ J1 A·lc about E1corted AU . Expm.e T ours to Yellowston e, Colorado, Z i o n · Grand Canyon National Parie s, Cali/omia, Pacific Northwut and AlasJca. B·ing Yolll' C&~~lnNOWbe· lo·eyoa bave an Aeeldent! Ph. Gr. 1111 Ballroad An. Corner of Noyes Street EVANSTON 1111 w. Lorraine Drhlng Lights Westlaghoue Automobile Brake Kokomo Veatllaton Q-abrlel Sa·bbers Loekbeed H7dra·Ue 4· Wheel, Beadlx and Otller Meebanleal Brakes - NORTH WESTERN CHICAGO c£ . The Be.coJ ~lain· in the Bato/the r ..c RAILWAY ~ - - ------