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December 22, 1928 WINNETKA TALK Select Five N. T. Men as All-Star Suburban Gridders Five New Trier High school foot- ball players are placed on the first team of an all-north suburban selection by Walter J. Harris, sports writer for the Chicago Evening Post. They are: Art Wienecke, New Trier captain; Carl Hall end; Thompson, tackle; Hunter Hicks, quarter-back, and Morris Nel- son, halfback. Mr. Harris made his selection from the four high school teams in the north surburban district--New Trier, Evans- ton, Deerfield, and Waukegan. Of the remaining six places on the firs tteam, Evanston got four, and Deerfield and Waukegan, one each. New Trier also copped four places on the second all-north surburban team--Milton Guy at end, Slim Ros- siter at tackle, Charles McArthur at guard, and Al Richards at halfback. This year's team at New Trier was one of the best in the history of the school. It went through the season undefeated, sinking most of its op- ponents under decisive scores. New Trier tied Lindblom of Chicago 6 to 6, and was held to the same score by Evanston, also an undefeated team this year. Walter Ashenbach is the New Trier coach. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bartholamay, 631 Blackthorn road, will not give their annual New Year's day reception on account of "Flu" in the family. --O-- Helen Aldrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul I. Aldrich, 394 Chestnut street, returns today from Ferry Hall for the holidays. --_--Q-- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Coambs, 142 Church road, will entertain at a dinner dance at Vista del Lago tomorrow eve- ning. Charles Pajeau Elected Commodore of Yacht Club Sheridan Shore Yacht club elected Charles H. Pajeau commodore for the ensuing year at the annual meet last Thursday evening and closed its sea- son with an impressive record for racing. Sheridan Shore boats were victors in practically all the inter-club races they entered and enjoyed the distinc- tion of having one of their members, Earl T. DeMoe, take the Lake Michi- gan championships for the second suc- cessive year in Dream Star. Several boats are in prospect which will in- crease the size of the fleet, which now rates as the largest of star class sloops on the Great Lakes. A repre- sentative will be sent next summer to Detroit to compete in the Great Lakes regatta. Trophies for the past season's races will be awarded at a dinner dance to be held in the latter part of January. Besides Mr. Pajeau, the new officers of the club are: Oscar Haugan, vice- commodore; Harry Thorpe, Jr. rear commodore ; Robert C. Teare, treasurer, the office he held last year; Walter Stockton, secretary; Harold H. Elliott, who was commodore during the past year, and Sam Goss are the new direc- tors. MOVE TO WINNETKA Mrs. Lauretta Octigan White and daughter, Honore, have moved from the Orrington hotel to Winnetka where they are occupying the Ralph Zimmer- man home at 337 Sheridan road. 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