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As a resuit of ail these activities, tardîness was reduced about fifty per- cenit over a period of two mionths. Four Major Points.. Ithese two eicamples' of the par- ticipation of chidren ini citizeniship activitie s four major poi.nts.should be noticed: (1) The teacher takes .a vert-. inc .on spîcuous part in the activ- ities. -The child was stimuiated, to act not 1by the teacher, but, by a real. sitatonthat demanded his atten- tion: (2). The situations areý reai life situationis and, insofar *as thev become p)art of -the child's lif e ,experience, t hi e v- are truly éducative; '(3), The teaching of .character t r à i t s is in- formai, r a t h e r than formal; (4) The emphasis is placed on the cor- recet solut ion of th e 1pr o.b1in or the completion of: a ,successfui proj- ect. as the case may be. A piece of -work well Idoue is. sufficient coin- pensation for -our greatest effort, WVilliam H. Kilpatrick says. ini part. ini his discussion of citizenship tràin- i. "W'e do flot, knowv the problems our children wilI face; still less d i\ know the answers to their prob-j b lemns. Iiisteaàd of preparing thein for a situation pre.tendedly knov0n iin ad-J vance. we must prepare themý to take, care 0fý thiemùselves in an unknoWn and. changfing future." We believe that the, best way t'o pr»epare cildreni to take ca-re of theinsel1ves ini an upn- knownand, changing future is to give iietu the .opportun ,ity tÏo meet real luesitatinsnow, to hieip themn to see and solve their own problems as thev arise, i. e., 'he.lp himl to be, ilu reailtv. a goodl citizen of his ow nl Conîiuinity-the sclioo.-L F. Todd. priilcij)al. Arthur il. Howard schocl., "~The Sunbonnet Girl", to Be Presented Here] "'The Sunhont Girl, an operetta by Geoffrev' F. Mranad'Fre1 erick G. Johnson, will be presentedj under sponsorship of, the Sunda-, ,schooi of the Wilimette EnIglish Lutth- erani church Friday' eveninig, Januar\y 22. ini the Suindav school roofo thie church. The production is to be giveniw.-ý thie St. Luke's choir of Park Ridge. 1Ptô)eeds are to he. divided equaliv NEW MANAGEMENT 0F INN Robert 'Grab, 315 Cumnor road, Keniiworth, has disposed of his ini- terest iii the Kenilworth Innto, Mé. and Mrs. Raymond J.Roth, who as- sumed managem ent MondaY, * jan- u.ary18 at 3~:30 o'clock 'and ne one of anl audience that will listen to an open forum conducted by Dudley Crafts Watson on "Art and Modern Art." The meeting is under the auspices of the North Shore Art league. Mr- Watson wvil open the meeting Jya few'comnients on, conservative. and modern art; drawing some Corn- pansgons and giving the audience the 1benefit of his long experieniCe as ail artist and critic ini judging the tw(I schooils of art. ýAfter that, three questionnaires will b>e asked: 1. What is. Art? What are the aimIs of modemn art? This q'e- tionnaire wil be answered by James Cady Ewell, sculptor and. painter. He %viii give .1iis ,views upoti it iroîn a mnodernist painter's - point of viev. Mrs. E. S. Snvdacker also. 2. FlJow do the aimns of nuoderni art differ froin the aims of traditioniai art Ths .questionnaire wiil be inswered bv , Miss Lena McCauiey. art critic. She will taik to the ques- tion from a conservative point of view. Also Jesse. Smith, art patroqn, ichool superintendent,. Highland Park. 3.. What is the meaninig of art for the indivîdual todav? And; through ; ndividuals wvhat, is its meaning. for the north shore communitv?ý This. questionnaire ,willI be .answered hy MIrs. Edward A. Brian. painter, who wiil talk froni the point of viewv of a woman who makes art a. hdobbv.- Har- ry. B3entley. architect. will, also speak on this question. After these short Packaged BEAUTYý andCHARMý Dîscriminating womnen choose their'cosmetics with great care. Thev knocw that in each pack- age lies .hidden bea uty and charmi thie tempiing loveline ss of an exquisitely smooth skin. Mme. Hut2tingf6rd cosmet ics used exdlusiuelg 1 1.67 Wilmette. Ave, PThone Wilmette 4598 I. C-èu-d-ahy Pavcking Firm 0f i n ter es t to .Kenilworth and tiorth shore people was the announce- ment by the Cudahv- Packing com- pany iast week at a meeting of the company s stockholders, that A. W. Ruf had been ýelected a member of its board of directors.ý Mir. Ruf lias long occupi ed ait im- portant place' in' Kenilworth7s social and civic affairs and served as vil- lagetrustee.for two -v>ears.' He en- tered the'ICudahiy eîplov as a youth ME'A T specials this, week Mîake yeur Sunday dinner a. success with the right meat. Fancy Milk Fed ROASTINO CHICKENS b.'2 8C BEEF POT ROAST LL.16c >Fa n c Lb. Z28c 1109 CENTRAL AVENUE WILMETTE, THEGREAT ATLANTIC a PACIFIC TEA ýCO.' Midde Western lDivision (Officiai Publication) Statement of Resources and Liabilities of the First National Bank Of Wilnuette at, the close of business on the 3lst day of Decepîber, 1931, as sbown by- the annual report made. by the said bank as a trust -.comtpany, to the Auditor of Public ' Accounts of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law, and filed in the office of the said Auditor of Public Accounts on the, 31st day of December, 1931. RESOURCES Loans on Real Estate.. $ 161,633.34 Loans on, Coliateral Securityýý. . ... . t. ........ 175,609.85 Other Loans ............ 241,774.51 Overdrafts . .697.47 U. S. Government nvestens284,200.00 Other 'Bonds and Stocks 384,232.23. Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures ...... 57,765.51 Other Rleal Estate .... l428 Due frorn Banks, Cash and Other: Cash Resources. 308,237.31 Other Resources ... 40,19Z.17 Total Resources .. $1,655,835.2 1 LIABILITIES Capital 'Stock .......... $ 150,000.00 Surplus..........50,000.00 Undivided Profits (Net) 16,625.99 lime Deposits .:.......... 441,676.01 Deniand Deposits........ 638,105.68 Due to Banks............ 96,517.52 Reserve Accourtts.... 22,149.79 Circulating notes outstand- ing..... .............. 100,000.00 Buis .Payable ............ 100,000.00 Re-discounts... ......37,200.00 Other Liabilities........... 3,560.22 Total Liabi lities .,..$1,655,83.5.21 Par.,value of securities de- posited with Auditor of Public Accountfs, Spring. field, Illinois,, as required by law, to secuire Trust. Deposits.............$ 50,000.00 State of Illinois SS County of Cooky T C A V-A . ..fl-.. C. A. EDMONDS E. B. KNUDTSON- DAVID NELSON Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 5th.day of January, 1932. KATHERINE D. LEAL, (SEAL) N4otary Pub.lic.