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in the Wilmette public schools thie week. of januâary 18. The winners of thé story contéet on good posture were jeannette Kaines from Howard school and Edde Henderson from $tolp school. The stories follOW: CU1BI3Y BEAI By Jeannette Kalmes. One M1onday mornlng Cubby Bear went to sehool wlth bis back alumped a.nd hie shoulders very round, which mnade himloo00k ea. gorilla instead of a, straiglit littis bear. When ho got to school lihe. saw the other boys Setting Up, a gaine of basket- baIL Cubby asked If he could play The boys didn't wa.nt to hu rt bis feelings so theysaid 0. IL. They chose sides and Only Cubby was Ieft,' nether of the cap, tains wanted hlm on his aide. One boy suggestod they hfp a. coifl and they did. The teamm bat that Cubby was on. Some of the boys feit aorry for hlm and told hlm to walk straight but Cubby paid no anio on wwat tQey e. *The bell rang and there was a grand scramble to Fiée who would get in the s 'a gym entlofl- They steo rwho tri the. Lehie Photo te his 7ïâdnn-te-Kaines (right) of the Arthur H. Howasrd school, Sevonteenth Ime street and Spencer avenue, and Mdde FJendcrsopt (Ief t) of the Byron C. Stoli' 1 i school, Tenth street and Central avenue, were thre winnersr of the story con test ls."' on good posture recentiy conducted by thre Wilmnette public scirools. foi- ___________________________________________uÊIIIIToif. (18) HuleJMfs(gi) 4*ate ]»mes(94) tfg.ft.tp. Gleft-ntf . W. Iýn"l, f1 0 8 E.Gray,f;. & 1 7 G. Ilhnc. 5010R. Nrton c2- i 5 W. Hahn,gO O00 0OFE. S'lson, 93. O 6 p. Kolb,g..2 0.4 RPLSchb'l, g1 0. 28 Referee, Wlndle Scorer, Jas.,Htmes TknOw (48) Eqis(V)> fg.ft.tp. fg.ftp. I. Sch'b', f 6 012 W. Trates, fi 0 2 R. AXI'50f, fZ i 7 J. Gray,fÏ.. 3 0 6ý G»VI"kes o6 C012 N. Mos, c. 2 1 5 J. Miller, g'2 0 4 gèrge, g1 O2 P- stah,g. 4 ' 8 W N"l g a012. Referee. Wlindle: Bcorer, Gathercoal, "D" LEAGUE Teani u. pet ...... ..... ... i 0 1.001) Geme j O 1000 Ridge Runners..i O 01.000 Grouâho.....1 100 Libbles .... ...0...... 1 .000 cacomo.............. .0 1 .000 Albran . ...... ..O.1 .0 St. John's..... ............E> oo RIudge un. (28) Cacomie (20) fg.ft.tp. fg.ft.tp. H. J'mes' f 2 1 5 ]B. H'rweil, f 1 1 3 W.. Scht, f2 2 6 G. Moore, f 4 0 8 T. M'lins, c 6 2 12 PLCordts, cl1O0.2 T.Kilvl'd, g1 0 2 K B'h's, g1 1 3 L. Borre, g 0 0 0 R. L'r'nc, g 2 0 4 L..Schn't, gO0 0 0 A. C'ch'1, g 1 1 3 Referee, Huck Scorer, Windle 1or~ some other greenl Th.is reniarkable victory coming as it did in the. first part of the second round of thé Mei's "A" Basketball league brought the total of tliis plie- nonienal teani to two wins. The game was played Wednesday evening at the N. BLC. (41) tg.ft.tp. Carp'nter, f 4 0 8 ý Huck, f...,ý 8 2 18 1 Herben, c..12 1.251 N'dstr'm, g 0O0O0O Carp'nter, g 5 0 10 1 ï. W. L.49) fg.ft..tp. fr,0 i11 f ... 00 0O in, c1 0 2 ýg.O 0 0O m, g3 O 6 1g.ô 0 O 0- Groucho (20) Llbbles (17) fg.ft.tp. fg.ft.tp. B. Bown~ f 3 0 O6*D. Benson, f.1 O 2 U Q'nlan f 5 0 10 PL C'ing,fi1 1 3 . Rowley, cO O0 0P. DeBWd, ci O 2 M. Hil,g.. 1 0 2 J.7Fisher, g1 O 2 T. M'ch'r, g 1 0 2 IL Idler, g. 0 0 O W.. Ellh, f. 2 2 6 J. Brandt,fO0 2 2 * Referce, .Windle Scerer, Huck l <~> (8) vr tail as you: can1 AI,. g'. u V ,g6 0 12 Referee, Scorer, Go 0 Reterse, O'go u u r,90 1 2 1g 0 0Q