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18 WINNETKA TALK September 15, 1928 Note Some Corrections in New Trier Handbook Owing to an error in the 1928-1929 students' handbook of New Trier High school, from which the list of New Trier faculty members in last week's issue was taken, the names of three persons who are no longer members of the music faculty appeared in the list of music department teachers. They were Mrs. Conover, Mrs. Cree, and Miss Coryell. The names of three co- operating teachers in the music depart- ment were omitted, namely, Arthur Granquist, piano, Winifred Townsend, violin, and Eugene Dressler, tenor. Miss Bernice Cole, 315 Essex road, Kenilworth entertained recently at luncheon at Club Vista del Lago in honor of her guest, Miss Roberta Smith of Ottawa, Ill AT MUNICIPAL PARLEY Village Manager F. IL. Streed, of Kenilworth, is attending the conven- tion of the Illinois Municipal league at Joliet. The convention was to be held Thursday and Friday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McIntosh and family, 521 Rosyln road, Kenilworth have returned home after spending the entire season at their summer home in Barrington. FALL-THESAFEN STAYON PRESENTING GC OWNS F PARISIAN BESIGN EVAKARONSCHUR North Shore Hotel - 1605 Chicago Avenue PLAN SPORTS EVENTS Bob Townley Oulines Extensive Pro- gram of Athletics at Joseph Sears School in Kenilworth WwW e're headed for the biggest year we've ever had in our athletic program at Joseph Sears school," said Robert W. Townley this week. Mr. Townley is athletic director at the Kenilworth school and has recently returned from a vacation spent at "Duke" Childs camp in Canada. Many of the Kenilworth boys, too, have returned from summer camps and are enthusiastic about the opening of school, Mr. Townley stated. There will be a heavy outdoor program for both boys and girls, and when the new gymnasium is completed about No- vember 1, there will be added facili- ties for indoor work. A full program of athletics, includ- ing short hikes and over-night hikes is planned. A group of Boy Scouts from Troop 13 was to take the first hike of the season to Deer Grove this Friday night. This troop now numbers 58 Scouts, and Mr. Townley plans to take about a third of that number out on each hike. Boys younger than twelve years are not to be neglected, Mr. Townley re- ports, as there is an organization of Junior Scouts for boys from about eight years old up to twelve. The first hike of the season for this group, to be taken a week from this Saturday, will be in the form of an initiation for the new members. The boys will go to Camp Howell, two miles west of Glencoe. An extensive athletic program for Kenilworth girls is also planned. Miss Gertrude Herrick is the new director of physical education for girls who will assist Mr. Townley. Contests with neighboring teams will be started when the season gets under way. Indian Hill Tennis Club Wins Triangle Tournament Last Saturday afternoon Indian Hill played Skokie Country club in the final match of the Triangular Tennis tourn- ament engaged in by the Winnetka, Indian Hill and Skokie clubs. Al- though Skokie defeated Indian Hill, 3 to 2, Indian Hill won the champion- ship by the narrow margin of one match. Following are the scores-- John Sheldon (S) d. Francis Stanton (IHC) 6-4, 8-6. Bob McMahon. (S) d. Philip Burnham (IHC) 6-2, 6-3. Lucy Jane Hedberg (S) d. Helen Fulton (IHC) 7-5, 6-4. Jane Littell (IHC) d. Ruth Fordice (S) 6-3, 6-2. Mixed doubles, Adalaide Ball and Francis Stanton d. Lucy J. Hedberg and Con- rad Daniels, 6-1, 5-7, 6-3. Mrs. Oliver A. Williams of 250 Franklin road, Glencoe, will entertain the north shore alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta sorority at luncheon and bridge at 1 o'clock Monday afternoon. COAL Buy Your Coal Direct From Mine for Cash Save 35¢ to $75¢ a Ton This Ad Good for $1.00 on First Order Pocahontas, navy standard or West Va. Peerless Brand, The Wonder Coal, Lumpy Clinkerless, intense heat, 5 to 40 ton $7.40; 50 to 100 ton, $7.25. Egg, $1060; nut, $9.75. Domestic Coke, Range, $12.00; nut, $11.60, Anthracite, range, $16.25; chestnut $15.76; ea, $12.00. West Ky. or Franklin, 6-in. $7.40; 6x3 egg or nut, $7.25; M. R, 70% lump, egg or nut, $6.60. Delivered in 6 ton loads C. O. D., anywhere in Evans- ton, ilmette, Winnetka and Glencoe, immediately or as desired within 40 days at present prices, if ordered within 6 days. City Certified welghts, All coal sold on approval. UNITED COAL BUYERS OF CHICAGO North Shore Branch, 510 Greenleaf Ave., Wilmette, covering Evanston, Wilmette, Winnetka and Glencoe, Phone Wilmette 944. Keep this ad. Get Credit $1.00 First Load. Price Reducers to the Public.