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I WILMETTE LIFE January 4, 1929 Change in Scout Leadership IZi% oil !ldAN 'LookExamineComparethen get measured for a Suit or Overcoat at the ROYALS~o CLOTHES ., 'I Here are choice fabrics in many colors 'andpattems-ROYALExtra Fine Quality Clothes-great value at regular price, a real snap at this reduction! ae r1ce I · Walter McPeek North shore people interested in Bl)y Scout activities in this vicinity are soon to say farewell to one Scouting leader and welcome his successor. \Vhich is to say that Walter McPeek, Scout executive for the North Shore Area council, Boy Scouts of America, is relinquishing his duties here January 1 to engage in Sc~:mtiQg leade~ ship at Milwaukee. Mr. McPeek wtll Mrs. Charles L. Mohr, 101 Sixth street had as her gue3ts over the hoEdays her sister, Mrs. ]. N. Hodge of Gary, Ind., and Mrs. \V. E. Clinton of Janesville, \Vis. I · Myron 0. Rybolt be succeesed by Myron 0. for the past four years on the the Kansas City, Mo., Scout Mr. Rybolt assumes his new sibilities here January 10. Rybolt, staff of council. respon- Start New Swim Class /or Women at . Y. Jt,f. C. A. Pool A new women's swimming class for beginners \Vill be started by fhe Wilmette Playground and Recreation board in connection with the weekly morning swimming class at the Evanston Y. :M. C. A. at the first postholiday meeting next Wednesday morning. A reduced fee has been arranged for tl1e remaining thirteen lessons of the course and each new pupil will have ample time to learn to swim before the end of the season. The majority of the members of the beginning class, starting at the first of the course in October, have learned the elementarv strokes and have completed the first step of swimming the vridth of the pool Many of them have passed the beginners' swim test by swimming the length of the pool and are beginning the crawl stroke. As soon as the fundamental steps have been covered the entire . class will be pron1oted into the advanced class and preliminary work of Life Saving tests will be started. The new class will be limited to twenty-five members and special attention will he given to the class members at 9:30 o'clock each Wednesdav morning. Fees are payable in advance at the recreation office, Tenth street and Central avenue. Registration may be mad~ with Miss Joe Skidmore, assistant in charge of recreation by teleohonin£t "'ilmette 468. · The advanced class members have succeeded in passing the Minnow tests and are no\v working on the events in the Trout division, which include the fotlowing events: running swan dive, swimming- sixty feet on back. running jack knife dive. and the turtle float. The · members are exoeriencing the fTre~te'-t difficultv with the dives. The fo11owinl! five women have nasc;ed the four swimminsY tests: ~1rs. M. S. Newl'omh. Miss Zelrla Cass. Mrs . E. V. Poole, Mrs. E. U. Gnodm~n. ~ncl Mrs. ~- W. Harrinl!ton. Mrs. Gooclman has the best record in the weeklv swimming- tt>sts. having- swum the{ length of the pool, using side stroke, in 19-4-5 sec. ROYAL Fine .,.,. at·zs and Allo- ROYAL OVERCOATS SUITS and Q a aU t1' Clothe·. Seethne, too. Take advantage of this substan· tial saving. Pick your cloth for Suit or Overcoat, and have it made to your measure, for you and YOU ONLY. World's Greatest Clothes Value The reason why we will en· Jure Is this-we're safe and we are sure. Safety and security is what you need when you're seeking storage. It's here. PHONES·WILMETTE 32. UHIVERSITY1317 OtAIRS &-TABLES- FOR.. R.ENT 1641 Orrington Avenue . Open Tuesday, Thursday and Sat11rday Ewmnp · R:.~:.!i: STORAGE .4!:4 MOVINQ PAC.K.ING SHIPPING · ~ 521 MAIN STR.£ET WILMETTE,IU..