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16 WILMETTE LIFE December 27, 1929 THE IREDALE FIREPROOF New Trier Cagers Circuit Theater Head Take Double Tilt From Oak Parkers New Trier High school's fighting basketball teams came from behind in two games on the New Trier court last Friday night to defeat Oak Park 26 to 24 and 21 to 17, thereby chalking up the first Suburban league victories for the Gray· and Green. The New Trier lightweigh~ team, trailing at the end of the first half 16 to 7, was on top when the final gun sounded by the narrow margin of 26 to 24. The New Trier heavyweights were also trailing Oak Park at the end of the half by one point, S to 4. Frank Church, lightweight forward, made five field goals for New Trier for ten points. Colin Finlayson, forward, and E lmer Berol, guard, each made six points for the Gray and Green, Finlayson on three field goals and Berol on two field goals and two free throws. Albert Bows, guard, did the remainder of the scoring for New Trier, making two field goals. New Trier's lightweights did not get started in the first half, but overcame Oak Park's nine point lead in the last half to win the game. Church, who made four field goals in the last half, led his team-mates in spo.iling what looked like a sure victory for Oak Park. \Vade, forward, was the leading Oak Park scorer. He collected five field goals to tie Church, of New Trier, for scoring honors. Bauman, Oak Park center, was second high scorer of the game with four field goals. The heavyweight encounter was equally exciting, especially in the last half. \Vith the score tied 17 to 17 and three minutes to play, Richard Schuettge, regular center for New Trier,,..went out on personals. Reschke. substttute center. came in to win the game for New Trier with two field goals. Marshall Ling, playing a forward position. dropped in five field goals and one free throw for New Trier to lead the scoring with · elevflll ~nts. He scored more than half his team's total points. Lovett, Oak Park forward, was second high sco~er of the game with three field goals. Coach Clyde Grater shifted the lineup somewhat in the heavyweight game. Schuettge, who played forward in the game with Fenger two weeks ago, was used at center in the Oak Park game, while Ling was shifted from guard to forward for the Oak Park encounter. Others who started for New Trier in the heavyweight game with Oak Park were Clayton Paulson, forward, Tom Hicks, guard, and Carleton Schroeder, guard. New Trier will play its second Suburban league doubleheader with Evanston on the New Trier court Friday, January 3. WAREHOUSES SERVING THE GREAT NORTH SHORE GoiNG u SouTH? Let lredale' s Take Care of All Your Valuables! Then thieves cannot get at them, fire cannot burn them and the sun cannot fade them. They will be safe from all hazards, and you will be relieved of all worry. GOODS CAN BE INSURED FROM THE TIME THEY LEAVE YOUR RESIDENCE UNTIL THEY ARE RETURNED. FOR 96c PER $1,000 PER MONTH. Photo by Moffett Arthur H. Boettcher is this season serving as president of the former North Shore Theater guild which · has recently changed its name to the Circuit Theater of the North Shore, and which is plannine_, after the holidays. to present a new play. Advertising Men Give Party for Chicago Boys W. Frank McClure. 219 Broadway, \Vilmette. vice-president of Albert Frank company, and president of the \Vilmette Sunday Evening cluh, \vas chairman of the Christmas program given in the Hotel Sherman last week ior the benefit of the "Off the Street club." The affair was sponsored by the advertising fraternity of the city which sponsors the club for boys. This Iredale servtce offers absolute protection-a.n d the rates are surprisingly moderate. We will be glad to have our representative call and furnish an estimate. BAJ:IA'I LECTURE "Living in Universal Peace-The Science of the New Age," is the <;ubject of the last lecture in the present series on "The Science of Living," to be given by Dr. A. R. Vail, Sunday afternoon, December 29, at 4 o'clock, in Baha'i temple Foundation hall, Linden avenue at Sheridan road, \Nilmette. We Have Room for About 20 Automobiles - Call for Rates And for Stay-at-Homes: Iredale' s are equipped to furnish comfortable folding chairs, attractive banquet chairs, and tables for all occasions at small cost. WILMETTE 1332 FRENCH VANILLA BETWEEN TWO LAYERS OF FRUIT CAKE FuUO...tBrick 1723 Benson Avenue The Church St. Electric Station Is Opposite In Winnetka at 560 Center St.· In Highland Park at 374 Central Ave. There Is · Hychx Asency Neer YOVI Home