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mmm ,,iju»|)««l.iiiii|pi|ll!||l!l MW^fll ^-w-wrvyv«^,i->«"â„¢w'l -TT* i: v. â-  • • jQMf OAKWOODPARK DRIVE STARTS Boy Scouts Help by Dis- tributing Thousands of Circulars in Village START PETITION SOON Various Organizations Ap- prove of Plan m ^M^^RE-NEWS) F*TDAY. JUNE by the Boy Scouts, who ^a^^, demoSstrateJ their â„¢$^%^0f dertake strenuous work .â- Â£*£Denai* «* Wilson various Under the direction of F. A and the Scoutmasters of the troops of the Wilmette Boy Scouts this .Week distributed throughout the village a circular setting forth the ad- vantages to the entire village 6t ac- quiring for park purposes the Oakwood forest tract. Attractively Illustrated ; The circular is illustrated with sev- eral different angles, and gives in de- tail the reason why citizens should sign the petition to the park board which will be presented in a few days. The appeal is signed by the Board of Directors, Woman's Club of Wil- mette; Logan School Parent-Teachers association; Central School Parent- Teachers association, and Wilmette Im- provement association, together with the names of those composing the active committee from each organization. Thanks to Boy Scouts * â- Â£ The foregoing organizations desire to express through The Lake Shore News express tnrougn ine i^aice onore «cw» *-»f*» "â- Â»" â- "*•.* their apprecjajionjof Jjt&Jklp^-J^cnde^d-^ will stand them come to assume *.«.------- -- .K(%#«. ship now be ng performed by others, a leader in <m* of the orgam«Uo«. stated in commenting on the worK o^i the Scouts, . - â€"-,------- - - â- â- â€"z y Lusk Again Scores in Concert at Chicago The appearance recently of Milan Lusk, Wilmette violinist, before the Hermosa Woman's club was a veri- table triumph. The president of the club was so elated with the artistry of the young violinist that he was immediately engaged for a return ap- pearance for the club for Nov. 16. Mr. Lusk played recently by special arrangement of his manager for some of the largest radio stations in Chi- cago. After one of his concerts, there were several inquiries for violin in- struction. Milan Lusk who is devot- ing some of his time this summer to teaching, has been the recipient of a splendid endorsement from his former instructor, Prof. Sevcik (teacher of Kubelik and Morini) who recom- mends Mr. Lusk as his only author- ized assistant: 'â- â- â- â- ^ •^k^,^;^ Zipf Issues Statement of WumeuVs Finances In another part of this issue of The Lake Shore News will be found the annual Financial Statement of the Village of Wilmette as, present- ed to the Board of Trustees recently by President Zipf. . The statement is to be published in pamphlet form, and. together with an explanatory letter from President Zipf will be distributed to all citizens §1-. ^ iIthe public forum *( *Ut> village 'It is a training.,xnmUW of...th5!'_!«& ing00d stead w|eni.thet fhe uke Shore News, . presrrvationgof.the trees and growmg things of our village is of vital interest to "very inhabitant. It » recognized that birds are the most efficient agents in destroying the insect pests which mure and ultimately kill trees and[.shrubs. Children are taught to protect birds and we are urged to encourage in every way the coming of birds to the village. Still we allow active enemies of birds, to operate without disturbance. During the last ten days of enforced quiet upon an open porch, I have watched the hunt- ing activities of a single cat. bo far 1 can estimate he kills from four to six birds daily. This is specially easy at present when so many young birds are about. At this rate this single cat will destroy some hundred birds a month. If we multiply this by the numerous cats running wild in the village, it is apparent that the normal increase in bird population is neutralized. Cats not onLjt-kill-but-also interfere with the nesting of birds. Some measures to combat this nui- sance may be suggested: Licensing cats as with dogs, and requiring a belrupon every cat; a reward for the scalps of cats and the shooting of every cat with- out a bell by the village police; suitable village ordinances covering this matter GEORGE H. WEAVER ;'i'r* 'ffr FRUIT ^Far Emoymentr-^ and for Health Nature is most Jcind to us in the rich array of fruits which she pro- vides, and modern trans- portation has made it possible-for us all to en- joy natures bounty. A wonderful fresh stock now in. L Wheafhe time eoiiie*, as it Will.|J|| -when ym will have |o call a morr|p|j| tkian, it might be well to-profit|J|| 'by the experience of. so\ many of J|||| â-  the 'folks in this cornmu^ty.,.'..^ffll .; them,. "mortician" ^'syp»3p|^s'S^|^ with" Heaps/'. \ :;!:f||/:SS|1|"^ A mortician is Called but se>IJ ; dom, but his work is very, very || important. When you need pro-..|j| fessional services in our lin^Jg -^all Heaps! "â- 'â- v;:;;iJv'f;' -"=;^S5S!H iliii'lSl :^'AM PHONE EVANSTON 600 0O6 CHICAGO AVE. "â- %%*T^-$|f*; MOTORISTS! Beginning Monday, July 2nd * &£ Qm Kiiing Station at Main and Washington Streets Will be under our own management WATCH FOR SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT Formal Opening St^ #ENNS Y t VANI AdBttr^fv E- 7WMa^<m" 'WM F./W#,Mo1bM Fruits, Vegetables uttd Food Specialties ~~ 403 LINDEN AVE Wilmette 2837 Use Our ^ We call for^y^:;^^^ WasM^ cbntent^iciri^ ^ and ^^pughlyv att<§ or lessl! 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