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WILMETTE LIFE, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1924 WANT UPPER GRADE IN NEW RIDGE SCHOOL (Continued from Page 1) homes, this is felt to be objectionable. The new building caR take care of an the pupils in its immediate vir.inity up to and including the seventh grade and probably also all of the eighth grade pupils from the whole district. In case such an organization is effected, it would be practical to serve lunch at the school so that for the eight grade, the trip back and forth would need to be made only once a <l;ly. Small (iirla Enter Home; Leave With Money Loot Two small girls a,ppeared at the E. E. Bigelow residence at 1329 Lake avenue last Thursday afternoon under the pretense of playing with a small BUREAU IN SESSION child in the household and, within a short time, succeeded in locating a The regular meetin~ of the _Chica~ ladies' purse from which they extracted $32, thence effecting a clever exit. Collegiate Bureau of Occupations will The culprits, both of whom live .in be held Sat_urday, May 17, at the] ho':: the village, were traced by. Ch1ef of the ~;>re~1dent, Mrs. Thomas · Th~ Denman's men on Friday mornmg and 1119 M1ch1gan avenue, Eyanston. confessed the theft, returning most Bf session at 11:30 o'clock Will be followtheir loot. 1 ed by a buffet luncheon. One girl was later placed in a ~e pendent home while her companson was paroled to . her mother, . under supervision of the local probation .officer. Both children hav.e been ~u1lty of other similar offencos m the vJll~e, according to the police. Summer or Winter the Crane PREMfER givesyou instant H otWater A furnace coil supplies hot water only half the year. Boiling in the winter, lukewarm in the spring. Other old-fashioned systems are equally unsatisfactory. "Will you kindly underscore on the enclosed card, your wishes in the riatter, sign and return." · Informal Receptioa OPEN FOR BUSINESS Under New Manaaement at 1225 Central Avenue, Wilmette Built like a vacut~m bottle PREMIERhotwateris uniform, always ready-a fullsize stream at all faucets. Come in to our Sales Rooms and compare your present hot water costs with the price of PREMIER stored hot waterthat gives year-'round economy, convenience and healthful comfort. Any day this week you can see this gas-saving, insulated storage-type heater in operation. Try it, test it. See for yourself how it saves while it serves and satisfies. Testimonials gladly furnished of satisfied users. The new Ridge school was opened i,formally on Thursday evening at a j~int meeting of the Central and Logan s hoots Parent-Teacher associations a;td the Board of Education, when J. 0 . Engleman of Joliet was the principal speaker. A program of music was provided by the Misses Helen Smith and Henrietta Blackwell, teach~s in and the building was later thrown open for inspection. Dancing concluded the evening's activities. Construction of the new Ridge school was authorized at a special election in September, 1922, and the present or first unit represents an expenditure of about $150,000. Other units are to be erected later as the need becomes apparent, according to the plans of the Board of Education. · Larl'e Auliitorium The first unit com.prises a central two-storv ten-room building and the combined gymnasium and auditorium and power plant and domestic science rooms, constituting the principal part of the 1eft wing which is planned for immediate use. T,he building is of brick construction. The Ridge school and the community playground (adjoining on the west) setting was designed by the American Park Builders and was donated to the community by Myron H. West, a well known city planner and resident of Wilmette, who had a principal part in its execution. The boundaries of the t wo adjoining properties are 17th street on the east, Ridge avenue on the wes t. th e alley south of Lake avenue on the north and the alley north of Washington avenue on the south. The plan includes the develo.pment of the western section by the village board as a municipal playground, with the cooperation of the Board of Education thr~ugh permitting the school grounds to be u~cd for joint recreational purposes. The grounds are managed by joint trustees appointed by the Village board and the Board of Education. BUY THE GARDEN A PRESENT Buy your garden a present-the Evanston Garden Market will have it at Raymond park on May 17. Order a package of Exparanto Wafers for your afternoon tea. They are 4ellcloue at Wilmette Grocery and :Market. -A.dv. LSO-Stc the schools . .A reception followed the meeting Wilmette Machine and Auto Works Slettevold and Peteraon, Propa. 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