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WINNETKA TALK March 3, 1928 HEN A) For Lent-- A Delectable Dish! Delicious Fish items. Creamed or fried in drawn butter, they provide an irresistible dish at moderate cost. FRESH FISH RECEIVED DAILY! Our Prices are Always Low Meats of Quality 734 Elm Street Phones 920-21-22 Heads Camp Fire Those bolts and nuts that always loosen in winter and cause rattles, should now be tightened. Then too, it may be that your motor needs to have the carbon removed or a general tuning-up. Let Hanson's do it! We Guarantee Our Repairs! HANSON MOTOR CO. Hupmobile Service 555 Chestnut St. Ph. Winnetka 330 Mrs. E. W. Wortley, chairman of Winnetka Camp Fire Girls, announced a public program to be offered at Com- munity House by the Camp Fire Girls on the evening of March 16. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Felsenthal of 440 Oakdale avenue, Glencoe, announce the birth of their daughter, Jane, at the Michael Reese hospital, Chicago, on Tuesday, February 21. Mrs. Fel- senthal is still at the hospital. --Q-- Frederick Clerk, superintendent of New Trier High school, who has been in the East for the past few weeks attending an educational conference, is expected to return to Winnetka some- time next week. --0-- Mrs. Florence Bennett Peterson of 687 Lincoln avenue has gone to Phoe- nix, Ariz. Later she will be in Palm Springs, Cal. While in the West, Mrs. Peterson will study the Boulder Dam Waterway project. --_Q-- Elizabeth Layman Anning, pianist, formerly of Winnetka now of Summit, N. J., will give a program before the Chicago Club of Women in New York, at the Hotel Astor, on March 19, CAMP FIRE OBSERVES SIXTEENTH BIRTHDAY Winnetka Groups, Meeting in Community House, Have Mrs. E. W. Wortley as Chairman Camp Fire! Just what is Camp Fire? Can you imagine an organization more worthwhile than one that develops within the young girl the love of home, the out-of-doors, and teaches her to seek out the beautiful around her? Do you realize that Camp Fire actually accomplishes this by means of a sys- tem of honors in different crafts, stimulating these interests? Mrs. Eloise W. Wortley, chairman of Winnetka Camp Fire girls, is proud to announce that Winnetka has one of the largest organizations on the north shore, numbering nearly 100 girls, 6 guardians and 5 assistant guardians. Camp Fire has achieved a distinct ad- vantage in having Thursday afternoon after school set aside as Camp Fire Day and at that time meets at Com- munity House, its headquarters. Public Ceremony March 16 This month, Camp Fire will celebrate its sixteenth birthday! On the evening of March 16, in observance of the occasion, Winnetka Camp Fire Girls will give a program symbolic of the meaning of Camp Fire. More than twenty girls will appear on the stage at Community House to interpret to the public in song and motion, the out- standing aim in Camp Fire, "the culti- vation of girlhood to its uttermost good." "Camp Fire is not just for today nor for tomorrow, but for all the years to come. It is carried on after girls have outgrown Camp Fire age." 4 Year Old Daughter of Frank Baker Dies Word has been received of the death of Janet Baker, four year old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baker of Brooklyn, N. Y., and granddaughter of Mrs. Magdeline Baker of 549 Provi- dent road, Winnetka, at the home of her parents on February 3. The child had been stricken by an attack of diphtheria from which she failed to recover. She is survived by her brother, Frank, Jr. aged 2 years, and her father and mother Frank Baker, Janet's father, well known in Winnetka, having resided here with his mother for many years previous to the World war. Shortly after his return from France at the close of the war, he married a Brook- lyn, N. Y. girl and established his home in that city, where both Janet and her brother were born. OLUMB 545 Lincoln Ave. Teachers in charge: Kathleen Air, 27TH YEAR Private and A School for: Ambitious Amateur, School Teacher, The SCHOOL OF MUSIC WINNETKA BRANCH Laura Coupland, Phyllis Kellogg White, Mary Esther Winslow. WALTER SPRY distinguished Artist and Pedagogue will accept a limited number of advanced and intermediate students. Piano, Keyboard Harmony, Sight Reading, Violin, Ensemble Playing, Ear Training. Main School: 509 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago The Mature Musician, The Teacher of Music, The Talented Child. EVERY BRANCH OF MUSIC Send for complete catalog. COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MUSIC 509 S. Wabash Avenue, Chicago. IA Phone Winn. 974 Valona Brewer, Katherine Hedglin, NOW OPEN class lessons. The Young Artist, The Public