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14 WINNETKA TALK January 1, 1927 | Included in the family gatherings) Dr. and Mrs. Donald M. Gallie of over Christmas and the week-end, |Glencoe entertained at a large family the Hubbard Carpenters of the Am- dinner Christmas day. Among their |J. Mehern of 785 Walden road, who bassador who came out to Winnetka | guests were Dr. and Mrs. Donald M.|have been home for the Christmas to visit their son-in-law and daughter, |Gallie of Wilmette, Mr. and Mrs. |holidays, have returned to St. Ambrose Mr. and Mrs. William C. Boyden, Jr. [Harold Tideman and two little daugh- | college to Davenport, Iowa. Robert of 1151 Oakley avenue. | ters of Kenilworth. is a senior and Jack a junior. Robert J. Mehren, Jr., and Jack Mehren, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert The North Shore Line wishes you a most happy and prosperous New Year. HEHEHE HHHHEE 60 RIDE MONTHLY BOOK we BETWEEN---- HA |E|% AUG. CHICAGO (LOOP) AND = STATIONS Roosevelt Road-Adams and Wabash-Grand Ave. S h == Start the 'New 12.08 2 Year RIGHT! 12.35 ear [J 12.42 12.74 Ra Buy a reduced rate monthly ticket on the 13.01 North Shore Line. Use this transportation 13.40 service that takes you directly where you 13.80 want to go. 13.80 14.46 The North Shore Line operates right 3% ...into the heart of the Chicago Loop, 16.44 making stops at Loop "L" stations, con- 16.44 venient to all business houses, office buildings % and theaters. 1p North Shore Line commutation makes it un- necessary to walk long distances across the in downtown district -- a feature of particular 12.08 appeal during cold weather. Nor do you 12.35 need to pay additional fares for downtown Jeu bus or taxi travel. 13.40 Frequent, fast trains--both directions-- not 13.80 only during "rush™ hours, but all day long! 1350 Do you wonder that more people every month 15.60 are commuting on the North Shore Line? 15.72 January 6o-ride tickets are now on sale. Get 17.00 yours today. Chicago North Shore & Milwaukee R. R. Co. THE ROAD OF SERVICE WINNETKA PASSENGER STATION _ Telephone Winnetka 963 Baggage Checked WIN HEALTH PENNANT St. Joseph's Pupils Counted Among Active Health Crusaders by Tuber- culosis Institute By Dr. Herbert L. Wright (Cook County Health Commissioner) We should not expect to be re- warded for being good, but it is very, very nice if we are--especially if one is between six and fourteen years old. We probably do not even desire a re ward for keeping ourselves healthy, yet when one is small, to do a lot of daily chores for the sake of what grownups call "hygiene," is a tiresome job indeed. Such being the psychology of the child, the National Tuberculosis asso- ciation discovered some years ago that if it bestowed honor and prizes upon those who scrubbed their ears, cleaned their teeth and drank plenty of water, the pursuit of good health became an exciting race. The proof that they were right, is evidenced by the fact that today the organization's child health movement, generally known as the Modern Health Crusade, has en- rolled in its membership some two mil- lion children. About 1500 of these are here in our own city and country. National tournament pennants are awarded every year to classes that successfully complete twelve consecu- tive weeks of faithful performance of Crusade health habit rules. A very commendable record was made by the Cook County schools this last year; thirty-six pennants were awarded. Two of these were received in St. Joseph's school at Ridge and Lake avenues. The work is in charge of Miss Fran- ces A. Cook, director of child health education for the Chicago Tuberculosis institute, 360 North Michigan avenue. Webster Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Jackson of 1195 Asbury avenue, is spending the holidays with his parents. He is a student at Beloit college, Beloit, Wis.,, and has distin- guished himself by being elected Freshman class president this year. He is a member of Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity. Correct Glasses Eyestrain is spoiling your efficiency. Wear glasses all the time. The best eyes in the world can easily be made the reverse by persistent strain and abuse. Phone for an appointment Drs. Bersch & Stone Optometrists 1177 Wilmette Ave.,, Wilmette Office Wilmette 2766 Res. Wilmette 3881 Hrs. 8:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Evenings by Appointment