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WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1924 STUDENTS AT NEW TRIER HOLD FINAL ASSEMBLY (Continued from Page 1) Lillian Fitch, Katherine Hamilton, Nell Hirschberg, Caroline Kimball, Alice King, Virginia MacLeish, Jose- phine MacRae, Edna Martin, Marcel- 'lite Melind, Irma Otten, Katherine Sherman, Julia Spiegel, Ridgaway Daggy, Edwin Felke, Everett Fox, Henry Hudson, Ellis Jones, FEdgar Koretz, Harrington Mitchell, James Parker, Lawrence Perkins, Edward Ravenscroft, Edward Scheidenhelm, Eliott Starrett, David Thayer, Dar- rell Ware, Todd Wheeler, Ralph Whitsett. The following sixteen juniors also qualified : Helen Brown, Dorothy Dickenson, Janet Gordon, Virginia Hannah, Kate Hirschberg, Jean Markley, Margaret Newman, Elizabeth Richards, Robert Atwood, Robert English, Sherman Goble, George Massey, Blake Roberts, John Roos, Hardin VanDeursen, Don- ald Wilber. All the above, having received the much-sought distinction, are con- sidered to be representative New Trier students. Hour of Entertainment The remainder of the assembly pro- gram was taken up with an hour of entertainment. Certain senior boys and girls were called up on the stage, and, in mock sincerity, were awarded souvenirs in keeping with their virtues Radio Fans Now is the time to put on that Lightning Arrester. It not only prevents light- ning from your set, but car- ries off heavy static dis- charges. Installed complete $3.00. The Radio Service Shop 18 Prouty Annex Phone Winnetka 1840 Residence Winnetka 542-J SIX LAKE SHORE AUTO SALES Sales Room and Service Station 1010-16 Chicago Ave., Evanston, Ill. or failings. One boy, for example, was presented with a spade because he had been the best "ditcher," while another was given a framed photograph of John Tyndall, the father of modern chemistry, because of his "fondness" for that subject. A four-act vaudeville performance, followed by a matinee dance in the lunch hall, brought the afternoon to a close. In spite of certain unforseen complications which took place, the students acclaimed this undertaking as a success and look forward to a similar program in future years. Local Coal Dealers at West Virginia Session E. C. Weissenberg and B. W. Blow of the E. C. Weissenberg Coal company returned early this week from Bluefield, West Virginia, where they attended the National Coal Retailers' convention, June 4, 5 and 6. There were a number of prominent speakers at the convention who em- phasized the importance of coal as a necessary fuel for railroads, and other industries. They also surveyed the coal conditions for the coming year. Their expectations are that there will be a sufficient coal supply if there is no miners' strike. The miners' unions are very powerful in the coal fields in West Virginia, ac- cording to Mr. Weissenberg. He men- tioned one case where some 8,000 miners went on strike because one of the men left his union button at home and was allowed to work without it. ORGANIZE DEBATE CLUB The already large number of student clubs at New Trier High school has been augmented by the formation of the Debating society, which consists of the twelve members of this season's debate teams. Robert Drake was chosen as the first president. WHEN A MAN ARGUES WITH HIS WIFE THE BEST HE CAN GET IS THE WORST OF IT! Well, I must run along, Careful. I have to stop at the butcher's and get the meat for dinner. The wife said she'd leave it to me, after we had argued about it, but I'll be darned if 1 know what to get! PETERS Phone Winnetka 920-21-22 Why don't you stop at PETERS MARKET? You won't have any trouble making a' selec- tion there! Spring Lamb is in season now and they have some of the choicest cuts I ever saw! Here's a chance to surprise the wife, Happy! MARKET Announces the opening Room No. 2. of 8 and 1 o'clock. Viola M. 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