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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 24, 1924 WINNETKA GIRL HEALTH MODEL Edith Dillon Wins First Honors at N. U. For exceptional prowess in ath- letics and for all-round excellent health, Miss Edith W. Dillon, 814 Prospect avenue, Winnetka, this week won the silver cup for freshmen girls at Northwestern university. This is the second year of the award of health and athletic honors for freshmen girls and the ceremony took place in Fisk hall at chapel time. Dean Raymond A Kent in presenting the token to Miss Dillon, said that the United States needs healthier women and men more than anything else. He referred to the bad showing made by Amer- ican young men under examination for military service during the World war and urged all students not only to take proper exercise but to use the toothbrush three times a day. Miss Dillon's achievements as a freshman girl in athletics was read by Dean Kent and was loudy applauded by several hundred students who were present. In addition to her excellent record in pure health points the Winnetka girl scored heavily in the following sports during the current year: Hockel, volleyball, basketball, baseball, and varsity hockey. According to Miss Ger- trude Hawley, assistant professor of physical education and hygiene, Miss Dillon also made a high score in total strength and lung capacity. That Northwestern university girls are generally healthy was indicated by the fact that Miss Dillon 'didn't win her honors easily. There were many runners-up and the best of these were awarded purple chevrons by Dean Kent. "This contest," said Miss Hawley in her letter to Dean Kent, "has included all the freshman girls registered in Dr. Dorothy Grey's and my section in hygiene. This is the second year the award has been made and last year the cup was won by Iris Boulton. The chevrons are for the ten highest after the winner of the cup. It is customary for the girls to wear the chevrons on the left sleeve of the gym- nasium suit." Indian Hill Golf Play Starts on Memorial Day The Indian Hill Golf club's 1924 season opens with a Memorial Trophy tourna- ment on Memorial Day, Friday, May 30. It is confidently expected that there will be many entries for this popular event and that the summer play will be in- augurated with much enthusiasm. The links are in splendid shape and all con- ditions are favorable for a big turn-out on next Friday, it is stated. The Indian Hill cup golf contest will take place on Saturday, May 31. The programs for these two initial tourna- ments are as follows: Decoration Day, May 30-- Memorial trophy, Donated by Douglas Smith. The winner of the low net for 36 holes will be given a replica of the Memorial trophy. Low net, low gross; 36 holes. Low net, low gross, morning. Low net, low gross, afternoon. Saturday, May 31-- Indian Hill cup, Donated by W. M. Hoyt. Classes A, B, C and D. 16 to qualify in each flight. Medal play qualifying round. Miss Barbara Blatchford, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frank W. Blatchford, 605 Arbor Vitae road, arrived home on Thursday from Dobbs Ferry. SMART MODES FOR SPRING WEAR Our ladies' spring suits are just what you have been look- ing for. You will find them unique in quality and style and surprisingly low in price. Unique Style Shop 1126 CENTRAL AVE. Ph. Wil. 2403 Alteration Jobs on Top Of Building Grant List Building permits were issued to the following persons at the village offices during the past week: Sam B. Fleage, to alter frame res- idence at 982 Pine street, value $3,000; Alfred Gerlach, to erect an $8,000 brick residence at 1473 Prairie avenue; Bruno Menzen, to build $400 garage at 916 Ash street; S. C. Eisendrath, 527 Cherry street, to build an $800 frame garage, and John I. Magie, 510 Provident avenue, to make a $400 ad- dition to his residence. Call Hearing to Discuss Addition at Horace Mann Consideration of a petition by the Winnetka board of education for per- mission to erect an addition on the east side of the Horace Mann school building will be the object of a public hearing at the village hall, Thursday evening, May 29, before the Winnet- ka board of appeals on zoning. The hour is 8 o'clock. The proposed addition to the school structure would project beyond the building line on the west side of Chest- nut street between Elm and Oak streets, it was explained at the village offices this week, and for that reason an informal hearing has been called to consider the matter and to receive the advice of interested property owners. CZECHS CALLED TO SING All Czecho-Slovakians who like singing and folk dancing are invited to attend the meeting of the Czecho- Slovakian club, Tuesday evening, May 27, at Community House. The Dinner Bridge club is meeting on Saturday evening in Wilmette at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. L. 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