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WILMETTE LIFE January 28, 1927 OIL TO BURN A Grade for Every Burner ' New Trier Drama Club . to Give Mennonite .Play The new Trier High school Dramatic ' club has something · novel in the line of plays for the near future. "Erstwhile Sus. a n" is the name of this farce of life in a small Mennonite communit,·. Seven girls and ten boys chosen ah-nost entirely from the senior and junior classes make up the cast. The characters are strange and pathetic. ridiculous, · and unu sual, and the nant es! Barnahetta Dreary and Rimak Schwenkfeldcrs arc good example of the cognomens that the ca t have to labor und er. There is a love story too. In fact there is everything to make up a good play, and everyone will want to sec it, it is said. The date of the play is ~atttrday. F~bruary 19. . North Shore Line Aids Employes in Educa!ional Work Offering the -combined advantages of university and company training to employes. the educational program started six years ago by the Chicago Korth Shore and Milwaukee railroad - the North Shore Line-now embraces more than 100 employes studyirw in universities and colleges of I IIi and \Vi sco nsin and in vocational classes within the company. I Among the institutions in which emI ployes have regi stered through an arI rangcment whereby the North Shor~· line assumes half of the tuition cost, arc the lniversity of \Viscon si n. Korthwestcrn university. Marquette ; uni\'Cr sity. Kent Co lle~e of La\\' and 1 the Armour l1.t s titutc. Oth.cr employes 1 arc r nrolled 111 regular n1ght schoob l at Racine. Kcnos!ta and \\'aukc ga u, as well as pa!t-t1me courses at th~ I ~1 il\\'aukcc City Continuation sc hoo l. Thr educa ti ona l wo rk of the rail ' road began with th e estahlisl11ncnt of 1 Fnrli=-h and American ization course" 1 ·n 1921. .\t the J1rC:'('11t· time Amrri ranizati(ltl \\'Ork is ronftned to the in ; ·li,·idual. thually in aiding applicant.: i1lr citizen:;hip. The :-.I'O JH' of actiYi : tit'S has steadily grown frnm thi s orig' :n a I h a" is o i t ll <· '\'or t h Shore 1i ne r d u' rationa l sy..;tem and the co-operatiYe nlan no,,· make!> it nn;-;sihlc for cm1 plnyr:; to prepare for the future thrntt!..!h arttial unin-r..;it,· training. Cn1;1pany course:-. off e'retl in~· lucie 1 nuhlir spea kin g. electricitY. ntcchaniral d !' a\\. i 11 ~. blttl' print IT:tding. :-lt()p arithmetic. automoti\'r engineering and ; air brake operation and theory. An ! exte nsi,·c program with additiona l IC<Jurses ha s been 'planned for cxccutil·ll during the prrsent year. BVGBBS A CONP ANY General Offices, 844 Rush St. North Shore plant, Howard at McCormick Blvd. Superior 6481-2-3-4 Telephones: Niles Center 217 Greenleaf 3456 Rogers Park 0982 !:....* · _!.. · · · · · · * _ !:_ · · * _ '!.__.!..__!_:!..__*_* · *__:!_._!>_ + · nJs + ···· ~~· · · · · · · "-.:!!_* · · · · · · · · The Little Marn1on Is Here May we send you a catalogue? Mrs. \Y. Frank :McClure ancl ~[h .-; Katherine :\[cClure left on ~ucsday. January 18, to return to Colorado Springs. They were at the Orring-ton hot el during their stay. MARMON NORTH SHORE 6015 Broadway Longbeach 6428 ,, c: 4J!!!~~~~~~~g~§~~~~ · Beauty 'Lies in Healthy EYES It's not so much ::he size or color I 1 1 McNamee Bowlers to Meet I Stanley Pin Men Saturday : The Paul ~ f r X a lltt·t· ~ f l' n ' :-.tor c ~ bo,ding tL'atll. Jlill'L'lll<tkl'rs in tht.' \\ril ' mcttc Bu :-. incs:-. ~len\ B :-H rling kagul'. arc to engage the strong ~tank, · and compan,· aggn·g;ttic1n in thn.:e ;natrh gante:-i ~Lt the troodwin alleYS in. tht· Brm\'11 building Saturday 11~ght, Jan uary 29. at 8 o' c Inc k The :-am c tra 111 \rill meet again ~aturday night. Feh r tt a IT 3. at t hc ~ 1a i n 1\ l' r IT at in 11 P a r lors .in Franston. Tlw ~1 c~amec team is l'(llllp~· i-;t·d ol the iollo"·ing: Bn· Field. ~f art in li enberger, Clare L"d~ll. E. :\. \\·c --t (cap tain). and Buss l'dtll. The Georgian hot.cl is g i\'J ng· a special lunche on and bridge on ~I nn day, February 7. The weekly dinner dances, which have hel'n popular si nce their inauguration, continue to llt' held C\'cry friday evening. t>f the EYES that makes them bt:autiful. Rather, it's the glow which radiat~s from them. Uno lessiceptalwayscleana!ld healthy, EYES lack1this alluring lustrt. 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