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8 WILMETTE LIFE July 20, 1928 Sorority Delegate The Finest Prints from Your Films in 24 Hours A quality conspicuou-sly lacking in many kodak prints is now common in those done by the new Almer Coe exclusive process-exceptionally clear detail, and balance of light and shadow to a degree hitherto unknown. Have your next films developed anrl printed this "·ayno additional charge for glossy prints. Motion picture apparatus, films and st~pplin Photo by Matzene Village-Wide Sand Modeling Contest Will Be Next Week Village-wiqe sand modeling contest will be the highlight of next week's prog.r am for the four v~llage . play,grounds. The final contest wtll be held at 2 o'clock next Thursday afternoon at Wilmette beach. Each playground will be represented by six children, three juniors and three seniors, who were to be selected today in the local contests at the variou~ playgrounds. In the final contest each child will originate, design, and build his own project and the judging will be according to skill, neatness, and likeness to the object drawn. Besides the sand modeling contest, tryouts will be made next week_ and . practice given in the Athletic Badge tests which will be held August 1 at the Village Green at 1 :30 o'clock. The Athletic Badge tests are originated by the Playground and Recreation Board of America and are designed to test the child in chinning the bar, jumping, running, and throwing. There are three tests, graduating in difficulty. For passing th_e first test the child will be awarded a bronze pin with a single star; for pas5ing the second he gets a pin with two stars; and a so_ec~ally designed pin depicting an all round athlete is awarded to the child passing the thirg test. A certificate is also given to each child a3 he pass_ es }:lis test. Daniel M. Davis, director of recreation, will personally supervi se the fi" nal tests and all the tests will be given by assistants on the recreation staff. Con~reola work, including making of picture frames, flower holders, boxes, doll3 and other articles, will form the handicraft for the week and work will also be continued on the basket weaving started this week. Local .contests in iackstones will be on the program ~ nd a practice period will be held each dav for the Village -wide jackstone contest to be held on the following week. A verv pleasant addition to the prog-ram for the week wilt he in 5tore for the two playgrounds winning first and second places in the membership drive which closes tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. A party with refreshments furnished by the recreation board will be given in honor of the winning playgrounds. The first place winners will have ice cream cone refreshments and the second place winners w1ll have lollipops for refreshments. Director Davis expects to increase the membership on the four playgrounds by several hundred durinP' the contest and announces that alreaclv more than a hundred children have enrollerl at the grounds a~ result of the first few days' contest. Mr. and Mrs. Hughston McBain, (formerly Margaret Keith of Kenilworth) are being congratulated upon the birth of a son at the Evanston hospital. -04 AlmerCoe &Company Scientific OpHciam _ 1645 Orrington Ave. University 6804 Miss Eleanor Calhoun of Glencoe recently was sent to the Delta Gamma sorority convention at San Diego, Cal. Miss Calhoun, who commences her senior year at Northwestern university in the fall, has ·been elected president of the university branch of the Y. W. C. A. Half Prite All Childrea Smile for Bernie Capture 40,000 Pairs the Season's Smartest Styles Net All 11... in A.., 0... lt7l· Bat Pumps Straps CHILDHOOD charm NLY a camera can stay O the hand of Time, and stretch the charm of childhood to lifetime length. We specialize in children's photographs. Make an appointment now! We elose at 1 P. )J. Colonials Ties Oxfords Gore Effects Gny, Black and Parchment Kid ; Jade Suede; Satin; Toyo Cloth ; Indian Prints ; Tan and Bisek Calf, and Patent Leather. during .July and A.uguat on SaturdaJI All S~es i· Combined Styl~s BERRIE STUDIO. 1623 Sherman Avenue (Opposite Postoffice) feltmCln &Curme 617 Davia St. · 4711 Sla.iclaa Rd. Phone UnirJettitg 8998 HASS F. L. Bateman witt return to Wilmette this week from a convention of warehousemen at French Lick, Ind. --<>James Vv. 'Bennett of 800 Greenleaf avenue has returned from a month's hm>iness trip to California. ~· PIKE l\IUSKIES EVANSTON CALVIN COOLIDGE Js· Only 30 Mile. From 118 S. State St. 318 S. State St. 134 N. State St. CHICAGO, ILL Foarteea Storea ia Chicaao FIN & FEATHER LODGE SEND FOR DETAILED INFORMATION Chicago Address 7li8 E-aelld An. MOOSE LAKE CHIPPEWA WATERS Dick .t George Swatek Hayward, Wlseousln