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i$asketbaIl league. She made 8 bas- kets for 16 of ber team's points which made ber high scorer for the week. Midge Whitehill, alsc> of tbe North Shores, was second high with 11 points. TNT took-,the Aces, 18 to,12, and kept their place'next to the leaders. Doroth.y Davisof the TNT and Mary f5SL E Framnes 118 greaty redueed E 11,6 GooaearWIlicotte lIii go!1, Fsilver, PlaUnum, liroke J.ewelry, dentai 'goIdg etï. W. w111 puy yon lu eaOh or trade for new Jewelry. D. PAGLIAIRULO 1166Wi Wmh.tte Ave. WiL le6 * SPECUAL IFreneh Nougat ' . le@ Cream .......plut 1M7c IBOULEVARD DRUG SItORIE el Eleventh a.nd Central WII. 4298. B DIS 12 Kie, g 0 Zoop, g 0 Shea, f 2 Hermnes, f, 2 Ch'st'ns'n, f e 6O0 NOrthshore8s 3 F0G FT TP W7htehIl f 5 1 il Ag. R'm'n, f 5 0 10 A. K'm'n, f 8 0 16 Clifford, g 0 0 O uburbaus 24 Stars 18 F0 FlTPe FG Fl' TP D.*Kum'r,f 5 0 10 Vol' lman, g 0'0 OO M.Kunif f 4 0 8 Steffens, g 0 0 O Ph Ï.po 3 0O 6 Jannes, f 4 ýO, 'Br fg O 0, OSascam, f A 0 8 0'eush:g OBrown'g, f 1 O2' Referee, Deeê Riggle. T. X*. T. 18 Aces 12 FG FTrTP ,FGFT TP Davis, f 4 0 8 Wihite, f 2 .0 4 B'ichikas, f 3 A 4 Meter, f 41O0E Koenen, f à3 O 6, SChn'der, g 0O'0 0 Wynn, g 0- O O Ob'm'yer, g O 0 0 Ormnsbee, g 0O o OShaeffer, g 0O0.oO Team Standings Team Win Loose Pct. Northshores.....6O 1.000 T. N. T ...-5 1 .833 Suburbans 4 2 .667 Aces......2 4 .333 f.,D.'s....* - 1 5 '167 Stars............O6 .00 "A" IEAGLJE Led by Howard Herbon, sharçi- shooting center, the Hoffmann Flor- ists, continued th'eir winniiig streak ini the Playground .and Recreation board "A" League round robin Jan. 14. They defeated the Wilmette Bicycle Shop by a 44 to 17 score to make their record six wins and no lost ,games. In thé last garne of the evening the Locust Earm Products squa d tamed Katzel's Wildcats 24 to 14. Team scores and stand ings'follow.: .Loeu&.t Faria Katzel's. Wild- Productg 24 eata 14 FGPT TP -FaGP7 TP Sehinfler, f 'i1O 2 'Wells f 3 1 7 H.Jrh's'n,f 1 1 3 Katzl, f ,O0i1i B. J'h's'n, c 3 2 8 Blayiock, c 0 0 O Miller. g 1 0 2HMy B're g 2. O 4 Steffins ,g ôO0O'0 H'd B'reg O 2 .2 B.3rm'er, g 4, i 9 Anderson, f 0 O 0 Referee, George Jones N%-elson Laundrýy 48 Red Horses 10 PFrTTP H. Erk, f. 0 3 3 Heitmaxnf 5 2 12, P.,Emr'k, f 1.02 Smith,-f 3 3 12 Moore,c 1 0 2 M£iherc 2 1 5 Hayes,g: 1 0 2 Alder, g 8 0,116 Doose, g 0 1 I Heltmang 3 0. 6 McCow'n, g 0 0 o Referee George Jones Scorer, James Rohrer Hoffîa.nn Florlats willmetté BBI<yele- 44 Sbop 17' FG PTTP F0 Fl'TP SlaYtOn, f O0O0O0Iramer, f 3 o 5 'Miller, f A4 1 9 Vêrsino, f 2 0 4 Herbon, c 9 2 20 Hoffman, c 2 0 4 Moran, g 0 0 O Kaup, g O 1 1 Huck, g 5 0 10 Hall, g 1 0 2 Campbell, 2 1 3 Referee, Georgen Scorer, James Rhre-r C. Y. 0. 4 7 Wilhette B% t 24 FG FT TP FIG FT TP Krafthefer 2 1 5 Leary, f 4 0 p ,.Meter, f 9 018 Chu1bj 1 1 13 Meter, c 5 4 14 Bowman, e 3 2 P Sullivan, g 5 l'il Huck, g 1 1 3 O'Neil,g 3 1 7 Carkg 1 0 2 Referee, George Jiones Scorer, D>. Nygaard )f Captain Dick. Huck "C" LEAGUj, k accounted for ten of As the first round of the Playground peNelonLunr and Recreation board "C" Basketball. placeNelson________ League .ends, the Maple Leafs land on, top with 6 wins and but one loss, which came in the gàine with the * 4 5 cWacker A. C., the holders of second, ý4 5 ~ the Maple Leaf s have earned the I qu'ART . right te play the *winner ýof the secý ond round for the championship of the league. T1o cinch this place, on CENTRAL AVE top, the Maple Leafs beat the Flashes Juit West of waî. 54 to 25. Frank Kolb won the honors mette State Bankt for high scorer for the ManIe eafs iiiuv, ui gm. uoe auminion, the Playground and Recreation board has provided the finest, facilities for playing this popular game. UMonday and Friday, evenings are devoted to the sport. Many ne w ex pensive racquùets have. been purchased by the. board to allow players .whio do flot own. their own, equipm ,ent to play. A racquetaiid.sev- eral shuttlecocks or, (birds) are. pro- vided caëdi player. Each Monday and Friday evening finds the. badminton courts well oc- cu pied by enthusiastic players. There is stili 'room for beginners and x-, perienced players however, and any- one- ntèrested is invited to corne to the H-oward gym for free, instruction on me of the most interesting and fascinating gaines, "Good1 Pos ture Week" ls, Observed in the SçI1Qols "Good Posture Week" is being colnducted 1i11 the WVilmette public schools under the sponsorship and di- rection of the Playground and. Rec- reation board. -interest in the pro- grain is widespread among thePUpis îa is said, and' promises most satis- factory resuits. The event, opened Monday and will continue through Friday. A feature is the distribution daily of white "good posture" tags, which will be followed Friday with the presentation of blue tags te those who have retained the white tags th roughout the week. Maple Leafs 54 Flashes 25 FG PT TP FG F-' TP KoIb, f 8 016 Benson, f 2 0 f Leary,f 6 113 Hul, f 0 O O Hall, c 6, 2 14 Carney,c, 2 O-4- Kent, g 0 0 O Brow n, g -1 3 , Nom'ig il DçVinny, g 7 -0 14 Seebl,çc O O 0 Referee, Jas. Bagalj Scorer, Rolanid oeil IlC"1 Leagoe Basketbaîîl Standing *(Ja.nuary 15, 1936) Team Win Loose Pct. Maple Leafs .. 6 1 ..857 Wacker A. ( .7. 2 .714 Freshmen......... 5 2 .714 Terriers...........A .571 rdono .............3 4 ..429 Epiworth Leagtae . . 2 3 .400 F l a s h e s . . . . . 2 . 5 .2 8 6 Whte Steaks ... 1 6 .143 4 Works of Mary Baker Eddy, and ail other authorized Christian ature may b. read, horrowed or purchased atBte Reading Room. TUE ?0184C 1U CORDIALLY INVITZS TO ATTEND THE ècs SSvicflAND vurrTHTEltREADING OM0 1 2 4. Me) ýs i 1 3 Reai ,9 1 0 2 Selfg 1 0 2 Shal flofere, Jas. Bi scorer, Roand "n, f 3 j7 n , c 3 1 , g 4 nalf Willies sa Pantbers 18 FG FT TP FGPT TP it, ? 1 0 2 Heinmichs, f 2 0 4 Prt, f 3 1 .7 Kuip,fË O 2 2 ,orY, c 8 016, Hutchlns g 2 1i-5 IwelI, g 3 O 6 Youngb'g,' g 1 0 2, rory, g. O 2 2 HUk,0 0 0 Refere, Rchard Iluck Scorer, Roland Gooch SpocioI fer Sunady ... BULK ICE CRIAMý N'end Packed-AIl avors WILMETTE CONFECTIONEItY