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The school is anxious to have as many varieties of interestizig hobbies as possible. Prizes will be. given for the different divisions such as art, science, and collections. The judges wil.be,'A.-B. VanDeusen, Miner T. Coburn, and Mrs. Frank Holland of. the- faculty, Dîck Frazer, Barbaira 'Hypes, Gordon Laughead, and Mason Ga ffney, stùidents. The purpose of éxhibiting the hob-. hies is to> show what other people- are digin the way of hobbies and per- haps, to interest those without hob- bies in one. they might enjoy. Those wisbing to enter a, hobby ,shoùld. notify Superintendent Mattlhew P. Gaffniey by 3-15 o'clock this Fri- day afternoon, of the type of hobby and the special materials which wil be needed such as table space, light-, ilng, all space,- etc.. The hobby should, be. brought tn the stage gymý by 5 'clock, Monday af ternoon. After the hobbies are set up, the gym wilî be ociied 'until 3:15 o'cloek Tue.day afternoon, when the show openis. Thôugb there will be guards, the ex- hibitor is requested to be with bis exhibit during the show. Accompany- in'the echibit sbould be a short explanation of the hcbby. Coinmittee Members The members of the charter and contact committee of the student counicil, wbich is handlirig the hobby show, zare: Co-chairmen, Jayn Kass- The Rut>. John J. O'Mara is gen- or ai chairmtan of ý the onnual ýMay part y of St. Pràitcis Xaier >arish, whîch «dli bu held Friday uvening,; May 20, at the Shawitee Colntry cI#b, Lake and. Michigan avenues, "There wil be cards, danicing, and gamnes to. provide a fine evening's enter- tainmient for everyone," it was an- nouniced. "Indications 'Point that this will: be.,,one of the grandest parties the parisb bhas-arrangeèd." Jinmy Henschel's South Shore Country club orchestra will furnisb the musie foi the evenng. Tempjle Players to Hold A ninal Meetin~g in Glencoe May 18 The annual meeting of the Temple Players of Glencoe will be held at the temple, Wednesday evening, May 18, at 8:30 o'clock. Piepare now with a cool- crisp sunmmer wardrobe made, designed and fitted-by Luclen Leonma New MMt-Image Colognie $2.50 2%0tL, CoaL 430 Linden Wilmette 3240 lImpoTtei sl *tiSoap 17Cak. Bar $1,47 COLLY- Aifll Vuicflt, ad aIIJ tiy vanAsa students. The heads of. the various sub-coi- mittees are: Dick Wagner and Bar- bara O'Grady, publicity; Lucy Huck, arrangements ; Barbara Hypes, awards; Ed Greenhalgb, guards; and jim Olin, setting-up exhibits,. Mrs. wood av 'ncý onel m.i. -a playlet Ïin the mrarl- le by the Temple Player2. :ahn-Songs of toda.y ss Aaron will dance as-l >oris Bart4iolomew, accom- bette Boyell, reader. 39c LARGE 33e LAI VEX MOTH SPRAY Proteet your eIèthIig against motlu. Pints ..... . .. 79c Quas . .. .. ... ... 1.19 69. SQUIBMILK OF MAGNESUA »tiael4 - MUd Laxath'e "Ilt Tastes Better"