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April 5, 1929 WILMETTE LIFE .. Question Kenilworth Girl Scouts Will Residents on Storm Hold Award Court Water Sewer Project Tonight at Church The Wilmette Girl Scout troops will hold their Court of Awards · tonight at the Wilmette Parish Methodist church. A dinner for all Girl Scouts and their families will take place at 6 :30, and the program and awarding of badges will begin ·promptly at 7:45 o'clock. Evervone interested in Girl Scouting is co-rdially invited to attend the program this evening. The program follows : Song-"Follow the Gleam" Od~ to Fire Song-" 'Tis the hour when we gather as one big camp" Awarding of Second Ciass badges Georgette Becker, Phyllis Carleton. Sophia Denholm, Alice Dernehl, Frances Haskin, Margaret Jones. Jean Ann Moulding, Jean Perritl, Robr'"ta Schilbach, Betty Smith, Ruth Solomon Song-"Girl Scout Hymn" Story of Sacajawea-Isabel Haskin Presentation of Nature badges Observer · Scout-Mary Niestadt, Jean Perrill Pathfinder Scout-Winifred Barry, Emma Bickham, Jane Meyer, Jane . Moore, Mary Louise Moreau, Eleanor Moulding, G e r a I d i n e Sprague Song-"The Tree Song" Story of Louisa Alcott-LeNore Palmer Presentation of Home badges Homemaker-Jane Moore, Eleanor Moulding . Laundress-Jane Moore, Eleanor Moulding, Mary Thaleg Electrician-Mary Niestadt Needlewoman-Isabel Haskin Dressmaker-Emma Bickham, Isabel Haskin, Helen Jones, Mary Lauer Artist-Helen Jones, Jean Perrill Craftsman-Mary Thaleg Bugler-Marian Anderson Scribe-Mary Niestadt Home Service-LeNore Palmer Song-"Home Sweet Home" Story of Florence Nightingale-Doris Bland Presentation of Health badges Healthwinner-Helen Bower, Phyllis Carleton, Sophia Denholm, Alice Dernehl, Frances Haskin, Mary Louise Moreau, Roberta Schilbach, Betty Smith, Mary Niestadt, Ruth Solomon, Mary Thaleg. Health Guardian-Virginia Burgess, ]:me Moore, Mary Louise Moreau, Mary Niestadt Home Nurse-Mary Niestadt Child Nurse-Reba Michener Song-"Girl Scout Chant" Story of Jeanne d'Arc-Reba Michener Presentation of Citizen badges Citizen-Elizabeth Balhatchet, Helen Bower, Virginia Burgess, Isabel Haskin, Helen Jones, Mary Lauer, Ann Boyd Linn, Sara Rossman, Virginia Werden Community Service pins-\\'inifred Barry, Reba Michener The Flags of All Nations Song-"0 Beautiful Banner" Color. Ceremony Song-"The Golden Sun Sinks m the \Vest" Taps Miss Hariette Mons, daughter of Ur. and Mrs. Harry W. Mons, 157 \\' oodstock avenue, Kenilworth, returned Monday to Denison university, Granville, Ohio after spending the spring vacation with her parents. -aEdward Scheidenhelm, 704 Lake avenue, who attends Cornell university, 1s spending his spring vacation with his mother, Mrs. Edward Scheidenhelm, at Tryon, N. C. Form letters are being mailed to residents of Kenilworth this week asking the citizens whether or not they approve of the installation of a storm watel," sewer system in that village. The storm water sewer questionnaire was authorized by tl)e Kenilworth Village board at its meeting Monday night <ts a result of insistent uemands by a number of property owners whose basements were flooded in the rainstorm . of Sunday night. The village officials of Kenilworth have realized for several years that the old combined system of sanitary and stQrm sewers has been inaq~quate t"o take care of the surplus water during severe storms. The officials hesitated, however, to impose the burden of cost of a storm sewer system on the taxpayers until su~h an improvement was absolutely necessar,. and until it was desired by a majority of the property owners of Kenilworth. Dr. Franklin Martin, a former resident of Kenilworth, now internationally known through his work with the Gorgas institute, is reported ill in Panama City, where he had gone to participate in the memorial exercises for General Gorgas. --aMrs. Richard Johnston of Melrose avenue, left Kenilworth on Wednesday of this week for New York City to meet her daughter, Ruth, who has spent the winter in Switzerland with Frederick Clerk of New Trier and his daughter. -aMrs. Rufus Stolp, 336 Warwick road, Kenilworth entertained a few friends at -luncheon on Wednesday in honor of Mrs. Percival Cutler, who has recently moved to Kenilworth. RECEIVES WRIST WATCH Willard Carter, superintendent of the Union Chu~ch Sunday school, who is leaving to take a postion in the East, :was presented with a wrist watch a·s a token of appreciation. from the Sunday school, last Sunday. Harry P. ~arrison, 307 Abbottsford road, Kemlworth made the presentation speech. 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