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jUly 1, 1927 WILMETTE LIFE I Foreign Students Given Awards for Theses on America In an effort to encourage the study of American life and ideals, John C. Shaffer, editor of the Chicago Evening Post, has offered prize awards for th e best thesi s on the topic by foreign students at Northwestern universitY it was learned today, with the anno~t~ce ment of the first awards in the essay contest. Richard M. Sia, of Pao Shu Yuan, Foo Chow, China, and George ~f. Chavarri of 324 Lambagegue Estate. Peru, have been declared this year's winners by the committee oi judges. The committee consi~ting of Prof. Arthur J. Todd, head of the sociology department, and Dean Thomas F. Holgate, and Dean Jame. A. Jame s apparently had some di fticultY in naming the winners, as both Sia ~nd Chavarri were chosen to divide the second prize of $50 and none of these were declared comprehensive enough to garner the $100 first award. 'B oth the prize-winners have been felicitated by President 'A' alter Dill Scott. In his statement regarding the reasons for offering prizes to foreign st udents, "Mr. Shaffer ha s made it plain that he wants to see students from foreign lands become interested in American life and problems. Student::; who _ were born in foreign countrie:' and who expect to return there after finishing college work at Northwestern are alone eligible. Advises on Safe Milk Supply While Traveling At this time of the vear when vacations are being planned, mothers are greatly concerned about what kind of milk they will be able to get for their children when they are out of the city. Touring, tranling or \'acationing in the country, each offers different 1-lrs. R. A. ~fontague and her daughproblems. As an aid to mothers who ters. ~farilynne and J eanne, from plan on being out of the city, \Vill A. Houston. Tex., are spending the sumFoster, director of the Educational mer with 11r . ~1ontagu e's parents, Department of Borden's Farm Pro- Dr. and ~Ir s . C. G. Smith , 723 Central ducts company of Illinois, offers some aYenue. ~lr'-'. ~lontague is also spendyaJuable suggestio ns: mg a week at Bentley Cottage in 1. Choose mixed milk from a number Grand Haven, ~~ ich. ~iarjorie Smith ~f :ows in preference to the milk of one Emily Darst. and Helen Anderson ar~ CO \\. Be sure that the stables are clean . ~ I '11 and t-)lat the utensils used on the dairy at · t on<: 11 amp. 1:' ., tor the sumfarm are washed and sterilized. l mer. 2. Dairy cows that have been tested -afor and declared free from bovine tuber. . . (' ulosis, _usually ha\'e a metal t ag bearing ~11~ \. LuCia Lacosra ~t 1322 Greenthe sena_I number and state in which \YOod avenue. ,,·ho ha s been at home tPl'ted, cl1pped in the right ear 1 1 k 1 · 3. If the milk has not bee~ properly t?r t 1e pa::-t tHee \H'e ~. 1as g.one to pasteurized, heat it in a double boiler 1 ::;catt le to spend the summer w1th her to 160 degrees Fa~renheit, and maintain mother. ~Ir s. I. \Y. ~eaman. that temperature for 20 minutes, Chill the milk quickly and keep it in a cool place. 4. To keep milk cool, when ice is not available, wrap the container wit·~ a damp cloth and place out of the sun where a breeze can strike it. 5. A void a milk that is too rich, because a milk containing about 3.5 per cent butter-fat is best for children to drink. 1 Lawrence Langdon, .son of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Langdon, 715 Laurel avenue, accompanied by Thomas Anderson of Rogers Park, Icit Wednesday for a summer vacation trip through the West, to Denver and Salt Lake City. They are starting out by motor bus. I -0- Mrs. Henry Flentye and Miss Ethel FlentYe of i29 Lake avenue returned Tuesday from a three weeks' stay at Bay View, ~1 ich. Miss Flentye left \Ve·dnesday for \Varwick \Voods camp, Sayner, \Vis. Philip Hugenin of 506 Lake avenue, v.-ho has been in St. Louis for the past week, is returning this week-end. Since 1\Iay 15th I have not been a::;sociated in any way with the Real Estate firm of P. W. Braad;;trt-t-t & Co.. , of Winn et~a. (Signed) Dudley Braadstreet, 772 Walden Rd., Winnetka, Illinois. -o- c· ,,.. 0 - r -· LAUREL PLAYGROUND (Director, Miss Dorothea Mulholand) The children have been kept verv busy since the opening of th e Laurel playground. R ecr eation ball. races and different games ·haYe attracted a good attendance. The children are starting to make scrap hook5 this '"cek and an O'Leary contest will take -place Theodore Robert SOil and rt:rf\' \\' i1~on recently ent ertained a· group of their friends at a puppet show in the little theater in the basement oi the Robertson home at 215 Fourth str ee t :\t the close of the performance. n~ry cleve r in its execution. \\'ith its txccptional doll s, refreshnH:nts ,,·ere :-en·cd The hoys have hecn developing quite a kc_en inter es t in puppet production, and thts la st little play closed their season whic h will open again in the autumr:. -o\Yilliam L ee R obert son of Clc\·elan'd Ohio. is arriving toda y to be the guest of ~fr. and Mrs. Jack so n V. Parker, 435 Tenth street. Mrs. R obert son has hee n the guest of her sist er , ~fr s Parker, for th e past three weeks. ~~ r an d "Mrs. Rob ert son will leave to motor home next week. A Beach of Your Own NATURE extends a marvelous welcome when you come to Deere Park. Perhaps one of the lake frontages-perhaps a lot on a wooded ravine; wherever you lo. cate there is a private park for the use of your family-a delightful sand beach. And not prohibitive in price. Lots priced as low as $120 per front foot with reasonable terms. ... I -oWilliam Panushka of 1046 Greenwood avenue left ~Ionday to spend the summer with her daughter, ~fr s. Harry S. Stark, nee Mildred Panushaka, at her home in Scottsbluff, ~eh. She will also visit Glacier Park and the Black Hills before returning home. -Oi · ~fr s. BAIRD & WARNER Division of Community Development 646 North Michigan Boulevard Telephone Superior 18 55 J ack Cullen, 1226 Ashland avenue, has left with two schoolmates from the University of Illinois for a tour of Canada and the New England states, and south as far as Mt. Vernon, Va. They will be gone about four weeks. -o-Mrs. Charles Delong and her daughter, Mary Louise, of Plymouth, Wis., wh9 have been the guests of Mrs. J. L. Estes, 1626 Wilmette avenue, for three weeks, will return home next \Vednesday. DEERE PARK Sheridan Road (Route 42) to North Boundary of Glencoe at the Lake -o-Mr. and Mrs. Edwin L. Stafford of 712 Seward street, Evanston, announce the birth of a daughter, Ruth Ellen. June 24, at the Illinois Masonic hospital. -