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i i 16 WINNETKA TALK December 31, 1927 Correcting an item recently appear- ing in public print giving 23 degrees below zero as the officially recorded | ter's mother, Mrs. Agnes Murray, leave minimum temperature in Illinois, a | Tuesday for Tucson, Ariz, to occupy Peoria correspondent says the weather | the house they have rented for four bureau recorded 26 below zero thered months. Mr. Masters will join his in February, 1905. | family some time later. Mrs. Chester Masters, 851 Ash street, and her two children, and Mrs. Mas- RESOLVE that you will visit our Fourth Floor City Sales, and here- after dress better at less expense. You will resolve that Our Feature Suit at 90) CUT, FITTED AND TAILORED TO YOUR INDIVIDUAL ORDER WA COE TT LTT COR CORT TV TU TL LULL IONIAN FAO NOC FOO GOIFIONGS FOO NOG FA CGO is easily a value that it would be difficult to duplicate. Start the New Year right. Make _ this your Tailoring Headquarters. (LLY LT ANIL LI DNTP TN NCI LULL LLL LEE LL LT LTT CE Ry Te rE Ce TET LI CITY SALES--FOURTH FLOOR Price Building 319 West Van Buren Street (LIAN TACT ZL TAN jc 1c ) NL TT TT oom | Ki) Soll N Camp Fire Sparks Winnetka -Camp Fire Girls helped bring Christmas cheer to needy fami- lies in various practical ways. Mrs. John Winscott's group furnished a dinner, presents and warm clothing to a family of seven. Mrs. Philip Fisher's group did the same for a family in which they have been interested since last Christmas. Mrs. George Eisenbrand's group made attractive boxes for twen- ty-seven sick children in one of the hospitals, filling each box with a doll which they dressed, and a touch of Christmas. Miss Mildred Olson's group took cheer to a large family in Chi- cago, and furnished a dinner and warm clothing and gifts. The three Blue-Bird Groups (younger Camp Fire Girls), under the leadership of Miss June Heyda, Miss Olive Eason and Miss Dorothy Prouty, dressed dolls and put them in pretty covered boxes for children in one of the hospitals in Chi- cago. Miss Mildred Olson's group held a Ceremonial meeting Wednesday morn- ing, December 28 in_ Community House and the following new girls were taken into-the group: Rose Mary Karnopp, Mary Melvin, Sylvia Boyn- ton, Elizabeth Olson. Jean Campbell was made a Woodgatherer (first rank). The following girls were awarded honor beads in the seven different New Trier Tankers Splash to 40 - 19 Win Over Lake View By taking all firsts with the excep- tion of in fancy diving and annexing both first and second in the 60 yard backstroke and the 100 yard swim, Coach Edgar B. Jackson's senior tank team at New Trier splashed plenty of water into the eves of the Lake View squad and emerged the victors by a score of 40 to 19. The local boys clearly outclassed the Lake View team in every department with the exception of fancy diving and the score lacked only a pont of being a tie for first in that event. Bennett of New Trier was the outstanding star chalking up 1114 points with firsts in the 40 yard and 100 yard swims and aiding in the winning of the relay. The summary is as follows: 40-yard Swim: 1. Bennett (N. T.); 2. Berman (I. V.); 3. Swanland (I. V.). Time, 19 2-5. 100-yard Breast Stroke: 1. Rogers (N. T.); 2. Goulbert (I. V.); 3. Evans (L. V.). Time, 1:16 4-5. 220-yard Swim: 1.Joy (N.T.) ; 2. Red- lick (L. V.); 3. Evans (L. V.). Time, 2:51 2-5. 60-yard Backstroke: 1. Reid (N. T.); 2. Netterstrom (N. T.); 3. Goslang (L. V.). Time, 41 3-5. 100-yard Swim: 1, Bennett (N. T.) : 2. Roos (N. T.); 3. Swanland (L. V.). Time, 1:3 2-5. Diving: 1. Casperson (I. V.); 2. En- chelmeyer (N. T.); 3. Granstrom (N. crafts for work accomplished: Eliza-|T) beth Olson, Louise Wagner, Clara Orvis, Ruth Jackson, Virginia John- ston, Ethel Pierce, Margaret Meleney, Constance Addenbrooke, Jean Camp- bell. Miss Mabel Wheelock of Wilmette is leaving January 1, for an indefiite stay in San Diego, Cal. 'Relay: Won by New Trier (Pater- son, O'Connel, Roos, and Bennett). Time, 1:27. ADDRESSES BIBLE CLASS William Ayer McKinney will be the speaker at the Woman's Bible class, 9:45 Sunday morning at the Winnetka Congregational church. Announcement For the convenience of our ever increasing number of North Shore Patrons, we have installed an additional phone. Wilmette 4141. To insure satisfactory service for Holiday deliveries, call this easily remembered number and the Original Makers of the Famous Bernitt Ice Cream will be pleased to serve you. We are specializing in individual and large moulds, Frappes and Punches for the Holiday Season. Also, a special Brick of Orange Ice, Vanilla and Caramel for New Year's Day. All of our Frozen Products are made under the personal supervision of Mr. C. P. Bernitt. Deliveries from Edgewater to Glencoe. Bernitt's Ice Cream Kitchen Wilmette 4141 THE ORIGINAL BERNITTS University 2052