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June 30, 1928 WINNETKA TALK SPORTS PROGRAM TO FEATURE FOURTH HERE (Continued from Page 1) Fifty yard dash, girls, 12 to 15, clusive. One hundred yard dash, boys, 14 to 16, inclusive. Twenty-five yard backward race for married men. One hundred yard dash, open, champ- ionship of Winnetka. One hundred yard relay race, and son, (son 10 years or under). One hundred yard relay race, and son, (son 11 years and over). One hundred yard relay race, in- father father father and daughter, (daughter 10 years or un- der). One hundred yard relay race, father and daughter, (daughter 11 years and over). Committees Frederick W. Copeland is general chairman. The various committees serving with him, follow: Finance committee--H. A. de Windt, M. K. Meyer. Athletic committee--Charles H. Matz, Darrell S. Boyd, M. L. Greeley, Jr. S. Edwin Earle. 3 Entertainment committee -- John XK. Coolidge, Norman W. Harris, Marcus D. Richards, Richard P. 'Matthiessen. Grounds committee--H. IL. Woolhiser, Harold Bohnen, Samuel S. Otis, Arlan W. Converse, R. H. Schell. Prize committee -- Robert S. Laird, Morris C. Allen, C. P. Hanly, George N. Buffington, Morris K. Wilson. Program committee--Edwin R. Keeler, William T. Bacon, W. W. Robson, E. G. Sutcliffe, L. M. Williams. Track and field officers: Judges--Dar- rell 8 Boyd, Alfred Brittain, Jr., Barret Conway, Dain D. Fuller, Henry K. Lane, F. T. Richardson. Clerks of course--John L. Dole, S. Ed- win Earle, Lloyd A. Faxon, Paul Starr. Starter--Frank Whitney. Announcer--Charles H. Matz. Custodian of prizes--Robert H. Wallace. : MARRIES Miss Margaret E. Leonard of the Leonard Shoppe, 795 Elm street, Win- netka, was married on Saturday, June 23, to Walter Allen Stehle of Chicago, at the Orrington hotel in Evanston, in the presence of eighty guests. After a honeymoon in Colora- da, Mr. and Mrs. Stehle will make their home in Oak Park. Joseph B. Coambs, Jr., 142 Church road, left on Friday, June 29, with Crilly and Melburn Butler, for the I, Bar T ranch, where he will spend a week, and then take a pack train for a fortnight's trip through Yellowstone Park. On his return, he will meet his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coambs, and will spend some time in Colorado, returning to Winnetka with them later. [lll Mu Charles Aspenwall of 1195 Tower road, who has been in Kansas City the past ten days on business, will return to his home this week-end. a Mrs. Edwin Hedrick, 304 Melrose avenue, Kenilworth entertained a few guests for tea Sunday evening. There's a satisfaction in knowing that your comfortable old shoes can be rebuilt and made like new at the-- ANNEX SHOE REBUILDER 3 Carlton Bldg. SWIMMERS PROGRESS Coach Edgar Jackson Teaches Begin- ning, Advanced Classes at New Trier Natatorium Swimming classes at the New Trier High school natatorium are making rapid progress under the direction of Edgar B. Jackson, swimming coach at the school. A gallery of spectators is present each day to watch the swimmers and those who are learning to swim. Classes have been arranged to suit the needs of all ages and private in- struction is given to those who desire it. The instruction, is arranged so that pupils may enter at any time and progress just as fast as they are able. At present the ages run from three to fifty-five years. Although the teaching of beginners is empha- sized, advanced swimmers and divers also find a group to suit their par- ticular needs. Each year accidents happen to chil- dren and adults in the township who are not prepared when the boat tips, when they slip from the pier, when they step into a hole, or when a swift current catches them unawares. 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