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July 2, 1927 WINNETKA TALK 41 : ~ ; : " ; Foreign Students Advises on Safe Milk that temperature: for, 20 minutes, Chilli = HEADS BAR ASSOCIATION place. Rush Butler of Locust road was 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 the best thesis on the topic by foreign stu- dents at Northwestern university, it was learned today, with the announce- ment of the first awards in the essay contest. Richard M. Sia, of Pao Shu Yuan, Foo Chow, China, and George M. Chavarri of 324 Lambagegue Es- tate, Peru, have been declared this year's winners by the committee of judges. The committee consisting of Prof. Arthur J. Todd, head of the so- ciology department, and Dean Thomas F. Holgate, and Dean James A. James apparently had some difficulty in nam- ing the winners, as both Sia and Chav- arri were chosen to divide the second prize of $50 and none of these were declared comprehensive enough to gar- ner the $100 first award. Both the prize-winners have been felicitated by President Walter Dill Scott. In his statement regarding the rea- sons for offering prizes to foreign stu- dents, Mr. Shaffer has made it plain that he wants to see students from foreign lands become interested in American life and problems. Students who were born in foreign countries and who expect to return there after finishing college work at Northwestern are alone eligible. HEADS BUSINESS DELEGATION Frederick H. Scott of Hubbard Woods was head of the delegation of officers of the Chicago Association of Commerce domestic and foreign com- merce committee and the association of Glee clubs when they were guests of the Rotary club of Michigan City on Thursday, June 30. The trip was one of a series which Chicago business men are making to nearby cities in the interest of the Great Central market. The members of the reading club of which Mrs. Theodore Coyne of 597 Provident avenue is a member, were her guests at luncheon Friday of last week. They read the closing chapter of "Our Times" by Sullivan. After the reading Mrs. Coyne took her guests to view the rock garden of Mrs. Carl Miner in Glencoe. --()---- Robert Martin of 997 Vine left Tuseday, June 1, for Childs' camp "Owakonve" at Barrel lake, Canada, to remain ten weeks. Upon his return in the fall he will en- ter the University of Illinois. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin I. Hill and their children of Aurora, will be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Hill of 801 Walden road, over the Fourth. street "Duke" EE Mr. and Mrs. Wirt Farley of 800 Walden road left with their children Thursday morning for a motor trip. They will spend about two weeks tour- ing the East. mn Mr. and Mrs. Fred Parsons and their children, 518 Hawthorn lane, left Thursday to spend four weeks at Pottowatomie Lodge, Tomahawk lake, Wis. ---- Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Greene will move July 15, from their home at 776 Prospect avenue to 740 Hinman ave- nue, Evanston. ---- The Dorcas society will meet Friday evening, July 15, at 8 o'clock in the evening, at 1092 Ash street. be an assistant hostess. . . Supply While Traveling At this time of the year when va- cations 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, traveling or vacationing in the country, each offers different problems. As an aid to mothers who plan on being out of the city, Will A. Foster, director of the Educational Department of Borden's Farm Pro- ducts company of Illinois, offers some valuable suggestions : 1. Choose mixed milk from a number of cows in preference to the milk of one cow. and that the utensils used on the dairy farm are washed and sterilized. 2. Dairy cows that have been tested for and declared free from bovine tuber- culosis, usually have a metal tag bearing the serial number and state in which tested, clipped in the right ear. 3. If the milk has not been properly pasteurized, heat it in a double boiler to 160 degrees Fahrenheit, and maintain | 4. To keep milk cool, when ice is not available, wrap the container with a damp cloth and place out of the sun where a breeze can strike it. 5. Avoid a milk that is too rich, be- cause a milk containing about 3.5 per cont, butter.Zat is best for children to drink. CIRCLE PICNIC FRIDAY The Walden Road circle will spon- sor a picnic Friday, July 8, for sixty { children from Onward Mission. It [ will be held at the Lake Front park, |and bathing will be a feature of the | entertainment. Mrs. Albert B. Martin |is chairman of arrangements. Be sure that the stables are clean | | Mr. and Mrs. C. H.*Coppel and their | son, Herbert, accompanied by George Coggswell of Winnetka, left for Idle- wild cottage at Lakewood, Wis., Sat- | Mr. Coppel returned Tues- | day, but Mrs. Coppel and Herbert may] urday last. remain there all summer. elected president of the Illinois State Bar association at the closing session of the annual convention on Saturday, June 25, at Urbana. Kenneth Lovgren, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Lovgren of 1293 Scott ave- nue, will leave soon for Dr. Hatha- way's lodge in Wisconsin. (ee John Guthrie, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Guthrie of 730 Walden road, left last week for Camp "Soso," at Big Bay, Mich. Since May 15th I have not been associated in any way with the Braad- Real Estate firm of P. W. street & Co., of Winnetka. (Signed) Dudley Braadstreet, 772 Walden Rd. Winnetka, Illinois. | Division of Community Development A Beach of Your Own Telephone Superior 1855 of Glencoe -- at the Lake ATURE 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 1s 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. BAIRD & WARNER 646 North Michigan Boulevard DEERE PARK Sheridan Road (Route 42) to North Boundary There will |