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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1925 Camp Fire Embers Winnetka Camp Fire Girls Late last Monday afternoon, three Kimadsham girls and one guest started to the lake for a beach supper. The day was grey, winds blew from the southeast, and the waves came roar- ing up to the beach just as the rain- drops began to slowly penetrate the sand. Undaunted, and prepared for "roughing it" the girls built their fire, teasing it and coaxing it until the flame crackled and leaped, bending this way and that with the wind. Happy over their victory, the four Camp Fire maidens sat by the fire talk- ing over their program for the coming vear. Then, ravenous, and feeling the need of sustinance, out came the lunch boxes filled with sandwiches, bacon, to be sizzled over the embers, fruit and cookies. What squeals of fun when an apple dropped off the stick into the fire--what sighs of disappointment! But what Camp Fire is complete with- out toasted marshmallows? And so, we burned our tongues and grinned ,contentedly while rapidly disposing of the toasted sweets. But after two hours and a half in| the increasing rain, the girls covered the embers of the fire with the sand, disposed of all waste, and started back to the Community House leaving no trace of the good time we had just had. Being locked out of the house was rather hard on us, but, fortunately, a friend came by and rescued us from | our predicament. Having sung songs and new plans made, one kindly brother called for the girls and p: wcked them off to their homes. Announce Services for St. John's Membership The Rev. Herman W. Meyer, pas- tor of St. John's Lutheran church, Wilmette, which enjoys a large mem- bership in Winnetka, announces forth- coming services as follows: 9:30 A. M. Sunday school and Bible classes. 9:45 A. M. First service and sermon. 11:00 A. M. Second service and sermon, "The Measure of Service." Monday and Friday at 4--Children's classes. 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Phone Winnetka 165 A Frint George Uncovers a Fine Dance Orchestra Frint George's newest entertainment novelty, the Peter Pan Girls, will pro- vide one of the features at the Evan- ston Civic band benefit to be staged at the Evanston Country club the eve- nings of September 22, 23 and 24. The Peter Pan contingent comprises eight highly talented girl musicians combined in one of the snappiest dance orchestras to be heard in these parts in many a moon. Of course, there will be other notable acts on the bill, but folks are especial- ly interested in the Peter Pan-ners, for they're sure to be in demand for many of the north shore winter season dance events. Robert Atwood, 839 Elm street, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Atwood, left Tuesday to enter Clark university at Worcester, Mass. High School Enrollment or . . Highest in Its History New Trier high school opened this week with a registration of approx- imately 1,400 students, the largest in its history. No difficulties were ex- i perienced in handling the record num- | ber of students, it was said, and every- thing ran smoothly from the start. Excavating for the new heating plant began this week and it is expected to complete the installation this winter. The school will still depend on the old heating system this year, it was said. DR. 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