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Juiy 19, 1934 WILMETTE LIFE 47 Success of the Sheridan Shore Yacht club race weekheid last week off Wii- mette harbor and won by Gemini, the Pirie brothers' star, brôught forth tbe announcement from club officiais this week that the club wiil sponsor a simi- lar event next year, inviting al star class yachts in the district to compete. In the seven races of the week Gem- mi won three first places and was con- sistently among the leaders, amassing a total of 132 out of a possible 140 points. Neo, saiied by Tom Waage and crewed aiternately by Fred'Price and Ed Bran- driff, was second in the series with 127 ¶ points, and Twinkle Ditto, skippered by Gordon Jones and crewed by Chuck "Floyd, finished-third with 120 points to ber credit. The victory entitled Gemini to wear two red chevrons on ber sails immedi- ateiy- beiow the star, since'this was a Ciass "C" event sponsored by the Inter- national Star Class Yacht Racing asso- ciation. The Pirie brothers are now' looking ahead for new fields of compe- tition and plan to ship their star to San Francisco for the International cham- pionships to be saiied September 14 to 21. Appint.d Delegat.. At the Lake Michigan fleet meeting held at the club Saturday night, the Piries were appointed delegates to the international meeting to be' held at San Francisco at the time of the interna- tional regatta. Between fourteen and nineteen yachts sailed in every race of the series. Ex-Commodore Charles H. Pajeau di- rected the event, and the Wilnètte Coast guard assisted under command __ of Capt. M. A. Jacobson, who with bis crew foilowed the races daiiy in order to be on hand in. case of mishap. Prizes were awarded at a dinner Sat- urday night after the final race. A cup presented by U. J., "Sport" -Hermanrn was awarded to the winner, whileNeo took the second prize, a yachting kit presented by the club, and Twinkle Ditto, a third prize, binoculars, pre- sented by the club auxiliary. .Commodore Trophies Past commodore trophies went to the winners of each race as follows: july 7, Conmmodore Charles E. Galloway trophy, a model yacht in white metal, won by Gemini; July 8, Commodore Harold H. Elliott trophy,. a white mnetal statuette, won by Gemini; Juiy 9, Commodore Charles H. Pajeau trophy, red and green running light, won by Neo; Juiy 11, Commodore Samtiel G. Goss trophy, mahogany model of star bull, won by Gemini; ,july 12, Commo- dore Waiter'T. Stockton tropby, elec- tric dlock, won by Hummer II; july 13, Commodore Max, Hayford, trophy, yachting kit, won by Bee; July 14, Commodore Wesley E. Bowman tro- phy,.yacht in white metal, won by eeo. Total INo.'Points 652 Gemini ...... .. ............. .132 S. C. Pirie, Jr..-L.:M.. Pirie 981 INeo*........................... 127 Waage-Brandriff and Price 412 Twlnkle ZDtto-G. Jones-Floyd.120 25Bee-Roth-Requa ...ý..........116 63Bottome IJp-Bell-Siegel .......106 355 Humimer IT-Denison-De Moe ..92 257 Jane II1-Harvey-Porter.. :...... 91 725 Sma.k-Bowxnan-EllIs .......... 77 704 Ail ]Baba-Knlght-No>blè.ý...... 75 354 Walrus....................... 66 W. T. and P. C. Stockton - 356 Silver Spray ..... ......6 Bob and Polly Kendlg 6 941 Sandpper-Upton-Goldman ...62 556 Blue Mist-Bergmian-Jenklns 68 461 Cora K-Rehter-Spotswood. 55 & 500 Carol-BEllott-Cioss ............ 51 681 GlIder-H. Jones-Reeve........ 40 107 Nereld-Raymond .............. 18 377 Hermes-Bnghaim-Montgomery 10 Sunday afternoon Sheridan Sbore's skippers conducted the first race of the '*White', series over their home course. In a fairly heavy northea)bo te ten stars sailed once arot d the trian- gular course and finished in the follow- ing order: e8i Neo ........ ....... Waage-Price 356 Silver Spray..Kendig-Polly Kendig 652 Gemini..S. C. Pirle, Jr.-Jean Pie 704 'Alil Baba ....... Knight-N'oble 725 Sma.ck ............ Ellie-Bowman 681 Glider . Jones-French 802 Pegasus ... Pajeau-Mace 461 Cora K .....Rlchter-Corrlngton 107 Nereld...._... Raymond 82.5 Aquilla....... Wolfe-Frlskey Work for Wider Rep,,resentation in Better Film Unit The (Coitribitied) The onthlymeeting of the Wil- mette Better Film council was held Monday evening. at the home of the president,,f'1rs. Robert Hailiweii, 1133 Lake avenue.- At the end of each club year, new representatives are usually sent from the various organizations, to the council meetings to take the place of former members whose club termis as movie chairmen have come to an end; so at the july 16 meeting, many newv faces appeared and the presi- dent cordially welcomed everyone be- fore giving a comprehensive explana- tion of the work accomplished and that pianned for the coming months. Former Members Welcomed Many former members, however, were present ; .and while they do not- act in an officiai capacity, they are always wholeheartedly welcomed, for it is their ceaseiess interest, en- thusiasm and genuine anxiety for the good work to continue, which makes them attend meetings and loyaliy carry on despite their exemption from. duty. While a surprising number of or- ganizations is represented at the present time, the council made plans to ensure an adequate representation from every church, scbooi, club and other organization interested in child study aiong the north shore. In this way, the protection of 'our children against salacious or undersirable movies will be more far reaching. .Vivysume Morin Secretary During the course of the meeting, Miss Vivyenne. Morin, 635 Maple avenue, was unanimously elected the new sécretary of the council to *1111 the position formerly occupied by Mrs. Henry Dalton whose term ex- pired at the end, of the club year. in going o ver the bookings -of the Wilmette theater, the council heartily recommends,, for the family, ýthe foi- iowing pictures: "Stand Up and Cheer," with that adorable little Shir- ley Temple, on Friday and Saturday, july 27 and 28; and "The House of Rothschild," with that splendid actor, George Arliss, on Sunday, July 29, to Friday, August 3. "Tarzan a nd His Mate," with ýJohnny Weissmuller and Maureen, O'Suilivan, scheduled for Saturday,ý August 4. is noj/recommended by the council for nierS(_oY s or excitable chul- dren. WILL VISIT HERE Mr. and Mrs. W. G. joues o1 Nashville, Tenn., who is going to Neenah, Wis., the end of the week, will stop and visit the Roy Mar- quardts, 218 Woodbine, avenue, en route. VACATION NEEDS'ý No matter what kind of a vacation you plan . .,. whether you're going away or staying home ... there are season- able items to add to your comfort and pleasure. This issue of Your Home Paper finds advertisers at their heigbt of summer selling. And what values!1 You'll marvel at the shopping opportunities presented this week in the messages of Our Ad-V ertisers 0 The aIphabeticaI adperta4,gdi rectory ia a iceekly feature of Yotsr Home Paper. It te pris ted for yogr conrqenience . . .. to gave vour tffn. Please u8e i t. ADVERTISER PAGE 1 ADVERTISER Adams Electrie Shop ........... 4 Albright fleauty Shop ...... Art Furuiture Coe ... ..... Beach. Florence, Candies . . ..I Bice, F.A.... A.. . ..... 41 Bis Reaity, Tue . .........l Btsmarrck Motel ..........1l Blaun Phn.nnacy ....... .... Biatz Beer .. . .. .. ..... I Bonneni, The Tallor ... ...10 Braun Bros. 011 Co............. 48 Cayr-Leen Beauty Salon .... Cha.ndler's .. . .. . . . ... -3 Coffey Auto Repair - -S Comnunity Theatre 13, 33,48 Consumor Coe. ..... Cover IV Co-Op, The............... 34 Cormack. Joseph C .... l D.X Servie Station ........ Everett's ..................... 14 First Church et Christ, Stlentlst. à Foot, . . .... . ... .. .S Great Atiantie A Pacifie Tea Ce.. 18 Main, C. for Sta.mps .......22 Mea*ing Service Coe ........ 38 Mlghlaud Motel ...... lé5 Mongebold Finne Corp .... H ub, The .. . .. ..1 . .. . . Indien Trail Tea Boom .. 88 Zewel Food Stères ..........1 lourney, lac...............14 Linden Creet Eea.uty Shop ..... Linds.tron's Loek,.Shop .... Lunu Bureau, The.8 Lord's ...................... 24,25i Lyman Pharinacy ... ... 40,9 Marshall Field Co . ....... 21 Moeer Lumber Com punies..... Cover IV -Mission MOIS Golf Club... .... U Moniartb Beer ..........42 'Votors Service, Iemc %......5 Mountain Valley Waler Coe.... 43 Murine Ce ......... .........8 PAGE North shore Dnick Coe ......... te N<orth Shore Chevrolet Sis 1 North Shore Quality Laundries. .17 North Shore Sehool of Phygical Development....... 28 North Side Cleaners Dyers.... .22 ou1 of sait .... .... ...... 89 Pagliarulo, D .................5 Peaeock. Ice Cream ............ 10 Persona.l Finance Ce .......... le Pînyaeres ........ .....8 Publie Service Co. . ........ 111; Quinlan & Tyson ............84 Rennechar Brug Ce........... 9 Rensch Warehouse.......... ... 46 ltidge Avenue* Pharmaey ........ 9 Scbloesser's ........... Sbortridge, J.................8Se Smithfteld Food&...... .....38489 Suider-Cazel Drug Co. ..........S9 Siportsman Daily Fee Golf Course................. ... 22 Standard 011 Ce ........ Cover 1111 Stevens, Edgar A. lue......16,31i Taiman ............. l Thomas Dreorating Ce .......... 84 Valencla. Thea4re.............. 42 Varslty Theatre ............... 48 Vernon Country ClIii ..........M Weath ered, Martha .. ...... .88 White sulphur Springs ........ .26 Wleboldt's............269 "q,8i Wilmette Battery. à Electrie Servie ........ ...... Cover I[V Wilunette Beauty. Sbop .......... WlImette Confectionery ......... 8 Wlhnette Statc Bank..Cover Il1 Wilmette Theatre ............. de Worthes ..................... 2 Sherdan ach 1ting Shore News july 19, 1934 -C - WILMETTE LIPE