Play as necessity in child development urged by Milwaukee leader
Miss Doro Enderis of Milwaukee public schools delivers a radio address on WTMJ explaining that playgrounds are not luxuries but nature rooted needs. She links play to character, crime prevention, and social values, urging structured guidance and leadership in organized play.
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Milwaukee
Dorothy Enderis
Milwaukee Public Schools
WTMJ
Washington
Lincoln
Ife
FIVES VIE TONIGHT FOR FUNDING MEDALS
Wilmette public schools hold three charity basketball games at Howard school gym tonight at 7 pm between Howard and Stolp teams. Players from any grade must fit weight classes pee wee under 90 pounds lightweights 90 to 110 pounds and heavyweights over 110. Proceeds fund medals for June track and field meet.
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Wilmette Public Schools
Howard School
Howard and
Stolp
Daniel M. Davis
Physical Education Department
Cagers Clash Tomorrow for B League Title
Winberg Drugs eliminated Hoffmann Florists with a 22 to 20 victory in the play-off to trim the three-way race. They must beat Van Deusens at Howard gym tonight to claim the championship as the Wilmette officials prepare the medals and trophies ceremony.
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Winberg Drugs
Hoffmann Florists
Howard Gymnasium
van Deusens
Playground and Recreation Board
Hoffmanns
C. P. Dobbs
Wilmette Playground and Recreation Board
Play as a Tool for Learning in School Leadership
The text argues parents must demand strong leadership in playgrounds, viewing play as a powerful ally of teachers and parents. It says harnessing play through school games and language activities boosts student engagement, with the lasting lessons outlasting the fading play instinct.
Jig Saws Win for Wilmette Kids and Seniors
The Wilmette recreation board hosts a first of its kind jig saw puzzle contest at Howard school on April 12. Bob Matthews 1312 Maple Ave led among school children finishing 100 pieces in 24 minutes, with Van McQuide 731 Elmwood close behind in 26 minutes. Senior winner June Hayes 1009 Ashland Ave solved 200 pieces in 1 hour 12.5 minutes, while Matthews also placed second in the senior division with 1 hour 16.5 minutes. Dudley C. Stone supervised as recreation assistant.
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Recreation Board
Wilmette
Howard School
Bob Matthews
Maple Avenue
van McQuide
Elmwood
Jack Randall
Erick Samuelson
June Hayes
Ashland Avenue
Mary Lauer
Forest Avenue
Dudley C. Stone
Summer Athletic Plans to Be Given Tomorrow
The Wilmette Playground and Recreation board will announce the summer athletic and recreational program tomorrow evening at the Howard gymnasium from 7 to 10. Recreation director Daniel M. Davis says the board must approve the plan before public disclosure. The program starts at least a week later than usual due to weather disruptions in prior years.
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Wilmette Playground and Recreation Board
Howard Gymnasium
Daniel M. Davis
Recreation Board
Davis
Davis Named Speaker at National Play Meet
Daniel M. Davis Wilmette recreation director is among speakers at the National Recreation Association Mid West District convention in Milwaukee April 28 29 and 30. His topic is Minimum Requirements of Play Leaders.
Award Ceremony for Teams Stars Friday in Wilmette
Wilmette Playground and Recreation board schedules a 7 to 10 pm awards event at Howard Gymnasium. C P Dobbs will present trophies to 75 winners. speakers include Robert M Johnston and Harry C Kinne. The program features volleyball and basketball exhibitions and final league games.
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Wilmette Playground and Recreation Board
Howard Gymnasium
C. P. Dobbs
Robert M. Johnston
Playground and Recreation Board
Harry C. Kinne
Wilmette
Herbert J. Leach
Henry Fowler
George E. Leal
Daniel M. Davis
Methodist
Baptist
Kudas
Porters
Winberg Drug Store
van Deusens
Hoffmann Florist
Huff Boilers
North Shore
Gophers
Skyrockets
Bill Condy
Gordon Wells
Harry Lempke
Louis Condy
Albert Heerens
Harry Stone
R. J. Nicholas
Bud Klinge
Russell Johnson
George Green
Davis
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