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WILMETTE Ll~. E (>cto~e~ 5, 1928 ll~AS NO BA~ERY TAST£" 11'4I__ Lo_t_an_·H_o_w_a~_J_ Community Council Intensifies ·S tudy of Western Areas The . Wilmette Community council an outgrowth of a committee of thirtyfive civic leaders 'a ppointed last spring by Village President Earl E. Orner to make a study of school and recreation problems in ·the section of Wilmette west of Ridge road, completed the organization of its membership and the adoption of its official title at the Village hall Monday night. The object of the council is to carry out the scheme of the Plan commission for ~ unified Wilmette by bringing about the existence of community centers, made up of parks, playgrounds and school sites. Unification of the three school districts of the village and the extension of the present park district will be the purpose of a study to be made soon by two committees appointed Monday night. Wheaton Augur .is chairman of the committee which will study the park problem. He will be assisted by Henry Fowler, A. F. Hooper, Ernest C. Cazel, Ralph Durham, Floyd B. Weakly, and Lloyd C. Ayres. The committee which will investigate the school situation is composed of ]. R. Gather'coal, chairman; Herbert B. Mulford, A. L. Grinnell, L. F. Gates, Harry Maas, and Enoch Steen. solo of two selections was rendered by Janet Wright, of Mrs. Groves' seventp grade room. Membership prize was awarded Miss Berry's room, having 58 per cent of mothers attending. Announcement was made of the card party to be held Friday, October 19, at 8 :30 p. m. in the Howard school. Bridge, five hundred, and bunco will be played. Do You Like Toast? Most people do - especially this new toast loaf we are baking - Braided Cinnamon and Raisin Loaf It's a special coffee cake dough with cinnamon ~nd raisins worked in. just rightjust slice it and toast it-and see how much better it makes that Sunday morning breakfast taste. Cherry Tarts Cherry Pies Two star items· -wonderful cherries in a wonderful crust-a perfect combinationas made by the Dutch Oven. According to Miss Clara Baker, speaking at the Logan-Howard P. T. A., an attendance of 50% of enrolled members is a good average. At least some such percentage of this organization attended the meeting Tuesday, October 2, the first of the season. Miss Baker, who is an instructor at the National Kindergarten and Elementary college, is also an author, having written school readers now used hy our children. Her talk on the subject, .. ~rhat the Home Can Do for the School," contained many helpful ideas for parents. Having described methods of more closely uniting the home and the school through parentteacher activities Miss Baker said the next most important thing is first to see that the child is truly fit. for school with nourishing food, fresh air, an~l sufficient rest as essentials. The parent's attitude should be such as . to encourage the child rather than discourage him, as fear and worry have a paralyzing effect. While children in this loc(!lity have the advantage of good homes and healthful surroundings, that make for strong bodies their minds are often over-stimulated with amusement and excitement. To offset this danger a larger experience with nature is desirable as in gardening or the care of pets; and when varties are given, smaller groups with quiet amusements such as reading have more beneficial effects. Extra lessons, such as music or dancing, should not be undertaken too soon. Even if the child shows some aptitude in this direction, any seeming adv~ntage . will be at the expense of some other development. If the child is sturdy physically and happy socially, the finer accomplishments will follow in due time. Preceding Miss Baker's talk, a pia·no We regret that out supply of Victoria Almond Rings and Cheese Cake was exhausted so early last Saturday. We will try to bake enough · this coming Saturday. · · · · Fuels of Hoffmann · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Hello, October! We're ready to ·k eep out the chill from North Shore homea with a dozen favored crades of good coal-and the old reliable Chicago Solvay Coke. Early fall pricea auggeat the Wiadom of filling up your bin without delay. Deliveriea can be made promptly if you order now· 40~ar · · · · · · · · · · 1129 CENTRAL AVE. 512 MAIN ST. EVANSTON WILMETTE Phone 2998 Greenleaf '13 2 HOFFMANN · · · · · BROS· · · · · · · · · 1208 Central Ave. Wil.131 · ·