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22 .1111.. WILMETTE LIFE January 17, 1930 Hoosier State Provides Noted Swimmers to N. U.'s Best Cage Talent Compete in Meet at Three members of the first string five on Northwestern university's basketball team hail from Jndiaaa where they starred on their respective high school teams. Capt. Rut Walter, the center, was an all-around star at Kokomo, Ind., high school. Besides bein· g captain of the Wildcats cage team he is also captain of the track team, a sport in which he holds both the Western conference and National Intercollegiate championships. Bob Lockhart and Bob McCarne, the two sophomore guards, are both Hoosien, the former coming from Martinsville and the latter from Logansport. Both have been playing regular since tht! start of the season. T Sh awnee Wednesday IMPORTANT NOTICE OF REDUCTIONS at hl · 1b d h he Chicago At ettc c u an t e Lake Shore Athletic club will hold a swin:miing. meet at Shawnee Country club, Wednesday evening, January 22, ·at 8:15 o'clock. There will be exhi!>ition diving as well as races and wat~r polo. The Chicago Athletic club team rccently broke the world's record for th~ 160-yard relay, which was formerly held by Northwestern university. The team also held the A. A. U. Water polo championship in 1926-1928. Dick Hov.rell, a member of the Olympic team in 1924. holds the world's record in the 60-foot plunge, which he makes in fourteen and two-fifths seconds. At Wednesday's meet at Shawnee he will · compete in the long distance swim and the water polo event. ] . Jiorton, a member of the Olympic team in 1924, will enter the water polo match. D. L. I ones, Eastern intercollegiate champion, will enter the short distance swim and will play water polo. Wally Colbath, former Northwestern uni,·ersity di,·ing champion, and a member of the Olympic team in 1928, won the Central A. A. U. diving championship January 9, at the Lake Shore Athletic club. Next \Vcdnesday night he will do some exhibition diYing. M. \Vilcox. national SO-yard junior champion, will swim in the short distance event and the rela\·s. J. \\"· .· Bn·ant, who held the SO yard i;ltcrcnllcgiate championship in 1928, \\·ill enter the short distance swim and the rcla ·:-. Walter Schott, intercolleg iat e breast stroke champion in 1926, '27, and '28. will sv.:im in the breast str oke C\'cnt. The Chicago Athletic club hold s t:1e Central A. A. U. 400-Yard rcla,· chaJnpionship for 1929. - COLBY'S in EVANSTON Our present clearance is a genuine opportunity for home-owners . .We have gone through our stocks, marking odd p 1 e c e s, discontinued items and broken lots at important reductions. There are many fine pieces of furniture as well as lamps and decorative accessories at Kenilworth Junior Hikers to Stage Stunts on Friday Junior Hikers of Kenilworth, boys under Scout age, will hold a stunt contest at the Joseph Sears school this Friday afternoon. Each club in the Junior Hikers organization will have a stunt. The best stunts will be repeated at the annual Junior Hiker hobb.r ·show and exhibition to he held at the Joseph Sears school in ~Iar(h. ELMAN AT ORCHESTRA HALL Mischa Elman, world renowned violinist, will be heard in recital at Orchestra hall Sunday afternoon, Jan uary 19, at 3 :30 o'clock. Bertha Ott, Inc. is sponsorin~ thi s appearance. - Amazing New Clothes Washer THE UTILITY WHIRLDRY WAS .... $64.50 J. H. Schaad Again Heads Building and Loan Association At the forty-third annual meeting of tl.1c _\Vinnetka Building and Loan associatiOn \\' eclne sday evening, January 8. officers were elected for the ensuing year ~nd reports submitted which indicate the year just ended was o ne of the most succes sful in the histon · of the organization. The successful year of the associatinq it is pointed out, evidenced a ven· ac-tive building year, as a result of which the association's funds were in demand. The share holders, it is said realized something like seven and one~half percent on the money invested. The association announces that it is rooking foro_n the money invested. The associatton announces that it is looking forward to another good year in 1930. At the business meeting three directors, Miss Vinnie Irwin, A. Lee Adams and B. G. Eberle, were elected for the ensuing year. At t.he meeting of the directors. the followmg officers were re-elected: ]. H. Schaad, president; Mrs. S. Thorsen vice-president; Miss Vinnie Irwin, ser.~ retary; August Peters, treasurer. NOW ...... $49.50 A Practical, Compact, Economical Washer and Dryer for the household with babies that will remove some of the discomfort and labor connected with the resultant every day washing. It is for the "LAUNDRY SOLD" household-where, although the bulk of the wash is sent to the laundry the odds and ends are washed by hand at HOME. It is for the business woman or student who practices economy. 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