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Winnetka Weekly Talk, 11 Apr 1925, p. 3

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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1925 3 FIRES HIT PEAK SINCE APRIL 1 Department Receives Many Compliments There have been 19 fires since the first day of April, which establishes a record for Winnetka, according to Chief G. M. Houren of the fire department. Seven- teen of these fires were rubbish or grass fires and the other two were in resi- dences. The garage of the Leonard Peterson premises at 687 Lincoln avenue, was damaged to the extent of $250 Saturday when the roof of the building caught fire from an unknown cause. Sparks from a rubbish burner set fire to the roof of William C. Boyden's home at 725 Pine street, Sunday, causing a damage of $100. Prompt action by the fire department prevented serious damage to the dwelling. The following letter from Mr. Boyden was received by Chief Houren: Make Quick Response "lI want to thank you and your men for the very prompt response to our call for help on Sunday morning. If you had not been so prompt and so effective I am sure that we were in for a serious loss. "Will you please accept the enclosed check for your pension fund, and believe me, gratefully yours, W. C. Boyden." Another letter which was received by Chief Houren recently was from Forest R. Lowrey, whose home at 550 Oak sireet was damaged to the extent of $1750 on March 28 in a fire caused by hot ashes in the ash pit. This letter follows: "Once before during my residence in Winnetka I had occasion to express my appreciation of the prompt and efficient manner in which you and your men han- dle fire emergencies. "The service which you render resi- dents of the community was again called to my attention last Saturday, March 28, when you answered a call at my residence about noon. The speed with which you reached the scene of action, the efficiency with which you located the fire and got it under control, together with your Waich Your Eyes Many women, by r.eglect or im- proper care, allow their EYES to become lusterless, dull and unat- tractive. EYES cleansed daily with Murine should assume new lights and loveliness. This harmless, time- tested lotion is most refreshing and beneficial. Write Murine Company, Dept. 00, Chicago, for free book on Eye Beauty. RINE FOR YOUR EYES houghtfulness and courtesy in causing a minimum of damage to the household contents, seems to me to be unusual and especially warranting commendation, as well as appreciation. "There is only one way I know of .) express appregiation to the members of the Winnetka fire department and so I am enclosing my check for $25 to be used and distributed by yourself, as head of the department, in any way you see fit. "With kindest personal regards, I am, yours very truly, Forest R. Lowrey." | Camp FireEmbers | CHINESE TEA Some one peeked into the Camp Fire room in Community House the other day and was surprised to see a hilarious group of girls awkwardly trying to ma- nipulate chop sticks, and loudly sipping ea in Chinese fashion. Had that per- son remained to learn more about this affair, he would have found that this was a group of Camp Fire Girls enjoy- ing the labors of each individual girl who has helped with that Chinese din- ner, and that they were poignantly ap- preciating some of the table customs of Chinese people, by following the exam- ple of their guardian, Mrs. Paul Hut- chinson, who had spent some time in China. It was great fun eating with the chop sticks from Chinese dishes. And here was much conversation to Chinese customs. This group, working together for an as "Always Something New on "Brunswick Records" Fenton's Orchestra Plays "Oh Katharina' Hear this new Brunswick Record EAR this snappy new fox trot on Brunswick Records. Thelatest hit from Europe. You will enjoy Fen- ton's orchestra and the way they syncopate. On the re- verse side is '"Titina," an- other hit from foreign lands. We'll be glad to play this, or other new Brunswick Records for you--any time. Winnetkc 3 °. / Shop 564 Lincoln Avenue, Winnetka Phone Winnetka 2129 and proper necessary storage, 9 ' : 0 ) () service. ' | if / WE | \ W C3 SN 72 | >. D _ SCULLY TRANSFER CO i A Moving 2 -- SHIPPING We Do Crating! Good crates of sturdy material construction for the to arrive safely at its destination. Since we specialize forwarding ing, we have developed a system of crating that is extra good. Call Winnetka 232 for crating SCULLY STORAGE & TRANSFER CO. a Fire-Proof are crated article in moving, and pack- lorage object, especially one object, is typical of Camp Fire. Every Camp Fire Girl goes through many such experiences with her "sisters," each being richer for them, with the added knowledge that she has been one unit of a whole that was working toward a goal. In other words--teamwork. This is only one group of Camp Fire, and each group has its own method of bringing out this spirit of working togeiher. Mothers and fathers of Camp Fire Girls we want you, with your girls, to have the opportunity of seeing something of what Camp Fire does mean, and how beautiful it all is. This opportunity will be given soon at the Grand Council Fire to be given in Orchestra hall, Chicag», on Monday evening, April 20, at which representatives of Camp Fire all over the country, will preside. 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