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[ WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1923 ga CAMP FIRE DAY HERE ON MAY 19 Winnetha's Groups of Camp Fire Girls Hold Grand _ Ceremonial Saturday TO RECEIVE AWARDS Special Exhibits and Cere- monies Feature Once a year the Winnetka Camp Fire Girls hold their Grand Ceremonial meet- ing in Community House. This annual program is planned for Saturday after- noon, May 19, at 3 o'clock, and all friends of Camp Fire are invited to be present. This is a joint meeting of all groups, nearly one hundred girls, and is similar in character to the ceremonials held in each group several times throughout the year. The girls will be in ceremonial costume, and around the camp fire in the gymnasium they will sing their songs and receive their honors and ranks. Special Speakers Mrs. John Moody, Chief Executive of the Chicago Camp Fire association, will be present and will rank the girls. Dr. Norman E. Richardson, head of the Department of Religious Instruction at Northwestern university will present his class of university students for their Guardians' certificates, and will give the Council Talk. Winnetka friends of Camp Fire will have an opportunity at this time, to catch a further glimpse of the ideals and inspirations of this Camp Fire work which arouses the enthusiasm of so many girls. What Camp Fire Means In this connection it is of interest to note the Camp Fire Laws and what it means to be a Camp Fire Girl. The Camp Fire Law is stated briefly in the following terms: "Seek Beauty--- Give Service--Pursue Knowledge--Be Trustworthy--Hold on to Health--Glor- ify Work--Be Happy." The meaning of Camp Fire may be interpreted in the following paragraphs: To be one of a comradeship of girls, living in every state of the United States, in Alaska, Canada, Mexico, Canal Zone, South America, Eng- land, Scotland, France, India, Tur- key, and many other foreign coun- tries ; To be a part of a large sisterhood which is having good times out-of- doors, cooking over open fires, sing- ing the same songs around camp fires, living the same ideals of work, health, and love, giving the same sort of service to their communities ; To join hands around the world with 150,000 happy girls who are striv- ing to understand one another and to love one another and to accept one another without prejudice, no matter what language they may speak, or in what manner they worship their God or what flag they revere. Read the Want Ads LAUNCH SAFETY COUNCIL HERE Promulgate Safety Doctrines in Schools, Churches Organization of the North Shore safety Commission, to include the villages of Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka and. Glencoe and to func- tion as one of the ten districts plann- ed by the Chicago Safety council, soon will be completed, according to an an- nouncement by William Otter, presi- dent of the council. It is proposed that each village be represented on the new commission by its president, the superintendent of schools and local railway agents and others. Teach Safety Principles Harry J. Bell, secretary of the Safe- ty council, explained the plan in de- tail at the recent meeting of the Win- netka council. Safety instruction will be taught in all primary and high schools using the "Safety Education" textbook prepared by the committee of principals of Chicago public schools. Boys' safety patrols will be formed to act as guards for children in crossing highways and railway tracks to and from schools. Active participation of civic organ- The New Goodyear Cord with the Beveled All-Weather Tread ON'T make the mistake of thinking that Good - year quality is be- yond your reach. Goodyear Cord Tire prices are remark- ably low, as the fol- lowing list of repre- sentative sizes shows: 30x 315; Clincher $17.55 32 x4 Straight Side 36.10 33x 4 Straight Side 37.30 33 x 5 Straight Side 58.20 As Goodyear Service Station Dealers we sell and recom- mend the new Gooslyear Cords with the bevelsd All- Weather Tread and back them up with standard Goodyear Service RRAITIN RRQS. 723 Oak St., Winnetka GOODSYEAR 2. rrr Tara 7 7 27 2 27 7 2 2 272 llr zzz iris The center Beef. 77 7 Za 2 2 ZZ 2 a 2 ZZ ZTE most every dinner is meat of some sort-- Steak, Lamb Chops, Spring Lamb, Roast Tell us what you want in this line and we'll deliver it promptly. PETERS MARKET A. PETERS, Proprietor 734 Elm Street Phone Winnetka 921-922-926 7777707777277 ZT ZT Er Tle lid ld ddd lddid id dill dd lddllddd dish at al- \ \ N N N N \ N \ N izations has been assured it is said, and public safety meetings will be held in the four villages. It is planned to use stereopticon slides and safety motion picture films in theaters, while appropriate sermons or addresses will be made in churches on Safety Sun- day. Advertise Safety Accident posters printed in the name of the North Shore safety com- mission will be posted in school rooms, railway stations, public gar- ages and gasoline filling stations. Co- operation of all village authorities in enforcing the law and in erecting warning signs at dangerous places will be sought. Printed instructions as to laws and rules of the road, con- taining information relative to the causes of accidents, will be furnished by village clerks to all owners of ve- hicles licensed to operate in these vil- lages. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Hotz, of 1072 Sheridan road, Glencoe, announce the engagement of their daughter, Alice, to Dr. George L. Apfelbach, of Chicago. The wedding will take place late in June. L. E. Nebergall Electrician Special attention to repair work Winnetka, Ill 786 Elm St. Telephone Winnetka 96 netka Parent-Teacher association to be held Monday evening, May 28. Mr. Washburne will talk concerning his experiences on a tour of European countries last winter in which he in- vestigated educational systems. . Mother-- All mothers love flowers --and every mother has her Favorite Flower. Washburne to Address Final P. T. A. Session Superintendent of schools, Carlton W. Washburne, will be the speaker at the last meeting of the season of the Win- Tomorrow every moth- er will be looking for a bunch of the kind she i loves best. | We have the kind she wants. 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