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Arthur Stowe Van Deusen, Jr., 1401 Lincoln street, Evanston, and head of, the. Van Deusen Grocery and -Market, Wilmette, was elected president of the Wilmette -fHarbor association at a meeting held recent- ly. Other officers elected Were 'Gor- don M. Jones, 2419 Lincoln street, Evanston, tesrr Alfred Brit- tain, Jr. , 238 Ridge avenue, Win- ne tka, secretary; and, Richard .D. Barnesi, 2734 Garrison avenue, Ev- anston, Donald V. Bergman, 556 Earl- ston road, Kenilw orth, John.W. Den-* !son, 1030 Grove street, Evanston, Paul Date, 1726 Rice street, High- land Park, and' John F. Manierre, 606 M'ap1le 4reet, Winnetka, direc- tors. 1IL February 2,1939 I nsist Sherid an- Road Is. Unsuted for -tateRoute Heada ýCaucus- -~Continued, Deàignation as Arte- ril :Highway Calied Incon.. sistent and Impractifal T1he lUth .Wlmette Harmnony con- vention e n t e r e d upon Its active' duties Monday evening, when a mheeting *as beld ln the Village hall to effect organization and formulate plans for the completion of Its wUork. In accordance with custom, Staver Mouldig, .730 Elmwood avenue, who has served as chafrmhan since 1937 (there having been no election ln 1938), called the assembly to order, and, briefly outlined its- purposes, which, lie explained, conslsted ln selecting mnen and women best'cquai- LA~ 1 0