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In spite of a blizzard on Wednes- day, April 1, the Haoward gym was packed with proud mothers and fathers to watch the Physical Train-ý ing Demonstration of the pupils-of the seventh and- eighth grade boys and girls. The prograin opened with a mat drilli by the Stolp eighth grade girls. The girls.macle a very 'attractive.pic- turc on the gym floor dressed in white middies itb red ties and black bloomers. Their drili evoked enthusi- astic applause. The novelty relays by the How#;ard seventh g rade-boys were very interesting and tbe format gym- nastic drill. by the, Howard eighth grade boys was wél exectdMn sbowed that -the boys had been well trained. The Stolp seventb grade girls gave two -Danish Folk dances, "Three Men'à Reel" and "The Little Man in a Fix." Tbe children were dressed in Danisb* peasant costume. The How- ard seventh grade girls presented a tap dance, 14à11 of the girls being dressed as boys, in blue overalîs, white shirts and, big straw bats, theother * girls wearing gingbam dresses and dancing to the tune oûf scbool days. These dances were. very well' pre- sented and the parentswere' greatly pleased. Mawclhmng DiM Attracta The marching drill by the Stolp eighth grade boys, with the boys al in white,' was another splendid num- ber on the program. The relays by the Howard igbtb grade gi rls, and circle games played by the Stolp seventh grade boys were also very interestin.g to watçh. The second balf of the program was devoted to individual atbletic skili and sbowed the pàrents. the different types of athletics taugbt the children during the fall and winter. The events for boys included a short dash, foot- ball pass, basketball goal sbooting, pull ups, and high jump. The girloý' events included a daeh,l volleyball kick, basketball throw, goal shooting, and higb jump. The program was concluded with at 8 o'cloclc. There wil e eignt bouts i the, meet i whicb the following boys from Wilmette wil compete: Bobby Winter, Harvey, Steffens,1 Harold Fisher-, Elmer Smnith. Wafordj Johnson, Tom Kivland, John Versino, and Don Kreusch. The* Kvanston opp onents are:. Bur- ney Tirney,,Ted Bidea, Matty Kwie- cinski, Charles Wrsaskowski. Matty Rzepecki, Don Zernite, and. Marion Ligocki. Kenny May and Oscar, Beck ofi Winmette will figbt the curtain-raiser.i These boys promise to give the early arrivais plenty of action. I BA SKETBA LL LEA GUES "D" LEAGUE The White, Streaks. carne to ie last week in the Playground and Rec- reation board ."D" Basketball league and trounced the St. John's team to the tune of. 48 to 7. Earl Gray of the White Streaks took the scoring honors with 16 points to bis credit. Nu1is Moe, forward for the victors, came second with 15 scores and Capt. jack Gray came third with Il. The White Streaks seemed to have gained confidence from some place, and al the efforts of the St. John's team had no effect on the scoring abjlity of their forwards. This victory kept the White Streaka in a first place tie with the Willies, and pushed the St. .John's down to a tic for third place. The Tigers took their game from. the Panthers 19 to 18. Though Frank- lin Kulp muade 14 points to take the honor forý the game, bis Panther teamn I mates were not able'to bit the basket to counteract the basket that each memnber of the Tigers mrade. The Willies beat the Nit Wits 37 to 35 to kcep their record for this round clean from defeat. Freddie Asch- Siligsng CI$ : j.s Aclass in group singing bas been organized at tbe Wilniette Commun- ity Center for cbildren of ail ages, Tbursday afternoon at the first meet- ing of the class over thirty boys and girls. gatbered around the piano ,to siflg popular songs. Mrs. Bailey wbo is in charge of this will be glad to, have ail who enjoy sinigingcome to the' class, which,.will meet eve ry Thursday at 4:30 o'clock. ORGANIZE DRAUA-CLUB. Riegistrations are coming in fast for the Aduit Dramatic club that is being started at the Community Center. T1he first meeting of, thé club was held Wednesday evening and! will meet every Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock. Work bas started on a group of one âct plays to be presented in the late spring. There was also a. Dramatic, club. meeting Wednesday aftern-oon fer boys and girls from 1M to 12 years -of age. The day for thé regular meeting of this club bas flot been cfrcided. but -wili be announced later. Any boy or girl wbo might be interested in this class is invited te corne to the -Center and register or cali the Recreationi office, Wilmctte 468. ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE The Community, Center is under the supervision of the Playground and Recreation board, and the board, according to Danièl Davis, director of recreation, is assisted ini this work by the PWA.. The completeschedule of activities at the Wilmette Center is as follows: Monday- 10:00-12:00 a. in.-Open House. Adults. 3:00- 5:00 p. m.-Ping Pong. Children. 3':30- 4 :00 p. m.-Tap Dancing under 6 years. Children. 4 :00- 4 :30 p). m.--Tap Daflcing-7 and 18 yeatrs..Chlldren. 4 :00- 6:0p .Pe~ and Checkers. Boys. 4:20- 5:30 p. i.-Handcraft.. Children. 7:00-10:00 p. m.-Sewlng, Women. 8.'00-11.:00 p. m-hs and Checkers. Adits. 8 :00-10:00 p. m.-Ping Pong. Adu lts. Tuesday.-- 10:00-1.2:00 a. m.-Sewing. Women. 3:30- 4 :00 p. n.-Tap Dancing. G irls 1 Sand 9 vears. rninton. activities at the zHoward gym for several weeks. The Playground anid Recreation board announces that as long as. tbe enthusiasm for the game continues the :gym will remain open. r avi-iT . x'.'s..ý....... lA a. Kurumer-Suburbais ...... 82 .-T. N. T.'s 1........48 Bouchlkas-T. N. V.'.......51 Herbbn-North Shores ..... 35 Witehil-North Shores ..... 34 hristenseef-Stars ........... 14 h Ciford-North Shores ...10 Me R>enan-Stars ..........S .10:-00 P. m.---Faddle Badminton. Se dults. -10:00,p. m.-Ping Pong. Adulte. 12:00 a. m.-Open [Tourne. Adulteq. -4,:00 P. n.-Sewlng. Women. -l :.00 p. m.-Leather Work Clans. es. >8:00 p. n.-.Tap Dancing. -Adults. pletea ana the score from hé Stolp sci for each event are lows : -é CLASS A, Naine Record Norman Craig .......0.. Nils Masoe -- ..... ..... Wm.O'Bier CLASS B Louis Quinl an ....................1 Fred Quick................. Jack Euler ... ...... . 7 Dave Alio. ..................«. 7 Ted Mooker . ........ ........ 6 JackFiMsher .......6. Ridhard Idler ....... .........8 Bryce Wilson......... i.............. 8 Robert 1Burlingame ........ 6 CLASS...... John Meiholie............... ......9 Harold Buzan 1............ a.......... 9 Malcolm Hill........................ 8 Ed. Lake . . .. . .. . . . . . .1. . . .8 Frank Eccles ...................9 Richard Mockier . , ........> 7 Loring Armstrong ........ 7... CLASSI A Nuls 1oe.............21 Tee Jacobsen.......... ...........1 RuasaRogers ......... ... CLASs........B Jack Euler.................... 3 Fred Qulck ...-- ... ---................ 20 Pozi LASS 1, Jack IMsher ..................5 Wm. Blls............... ..........14 Ted Meekier ,11 2 ë ÎÏASS D ~John Bra.ndt ... .................. 28 Robert Woodbrldge ...............1.5 Robert C n ig.......... 15 Fred Buzan.......... ............. 21 Robert Bll.......... 1 Harold Bugan.............. .. - 15 Jack MeQuide .................5 CLASS F Robert Mller ....31 Seymiour Stein........ .... ....... 22 Richard Mockler,....... ....1 GOAL TROW. CLASS A ine 'Jacobsen ............ Norman Cral g ......6 Win. O'Brien .....6.. Dale Chronie 5 Jack Ersler 4 Louis Quinlan ........... 4 W. K. Yates .... 4 Everett Kennedy ...........4 iM1ward Weigel ........ ... ........ 4 Robert Naethens ... ..........4 Norman Fiter ...... Laurie Campbell .... ... 7 JordanIr ark ... .......... .6 Kenneth Clark ..... .... 5 RichardSackse.................. 8 . m.-Ping Pong. Children. i. m.-Mlécellaneous Adulte.. EL. m.-Story our-Ai1 hildren. P. m.-Rver Busy Girls' Iris. P. m.--.Open Rous. Adulte. (f . ne",