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Hourly conducted tours of the camps, mess halls, chapel, educaâ€" tional buildings, theatre, barracks, Camp Exchange, etc., have been arranged, following which similar tours will be made to the vast proâ€" ject situated between Willow road m the south and Dundee road on the North and located on Skokie boulevard, (Route 41). Camp â€"Skokig Valley, located at Glenview and Harms roads, just south of Lake avenue, since it is the largest camp of its kind in the United States is preparing to enâ€" tertain several thousand visitors at an open house to which the public is invited. K T Sunday, April 4th, marksâ€"the 4th anniversary of the establishment of the Civilian Conservation Crops and in commemoration of the occasion President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Robert Feckner, director of the Emâ€" ergency Conservation Works, has asked that this day be set aside to observe the birthday of the C.C.C. EVANS FEED STORE VIGORO Camp Skokie Valley Invites Public to Open House, Sunday A festive air, avfriendly cup of tea, a pleasant chat, and an interâ€" esting visit through the high school buildings will compléete a delightful afternoons entertainment. The parents of prospective freshâ€" men th.a? especialy l;:ted lb}o attend, so can see the wellâ€"équipped school in which their children are to spend the coming four years, and to meet the splendid faculty which will have charge of their education. room, the band room and the stage will be visited under the guidance of the following members of the exâ€" ecutive board of the Student Counâ€" cil, Jean Ball, Bill Bigley LaVerne Cioni,; Adolphâ€" Czerwenka, Robert Jackson, â€"â€" Betty _ Anne Johnson, Jamés Sanford, Tom Simpson, Walâ€" ter Stuenkel, Henry Wilder, Peter Wolff and Alan Bede. ®@ If you‘re planning a garden, drop in and see our photographic record of an amazing plantâ€"feeding test made recently, It will give you a clearâ€"cut idea of what causes common garden troubles and how mmufl:‘“m garden supplies Order Vigoro now and feed your lawn early, Bay from your dealer or from After a pleasant chat over the tem cups, those who wish to do so will be conducted through the high school to sge the improvements which were made last summer and to visit other interesting rooms. The cafeteria, the general offices, the library, the girls‘ locker room and gymnasium, the boys‘ gymnasium, locker: room and pool, the cooking laboratory, the wood shop, the art WAY TO SURE CARDEN SUCCESS mneu, pingham, Oisen and Daniey est Volwiler, chairman of the Soâ€" cial committee with her committee members, as follows: Mesdames is in charge of this tea, at which more elaborate refreshments than usual will be served. A spirit of friendliness will prevail, and assistâ€" ing the president of the‘ P.â€"T.A., Mrs. Frank Ronan, and the high Mfil'lld)ll.lhllinhm ard, be the officers and memâ€" bers of the board,. and Mrs. John Van Bergen, chairman of the Hos« pitality committee, and Mrs. Ernâ€" Aldfi-nfio“fio_fi tiful Spring concert of the School Orchestra Synday, April 4, are urged to attend the silver tea to be given directly afterwardsâ€"in the English club rooms by the school Pâ€"T.A. L-ydmth&.'llhvd-‘ come to help defray expense completing the charming little anteâ€" room, where tea is always served at the regular P.â€"T. A. monthly meetâ€" at High School Silver Tea Sunday to Follow Concert PICTURES PROVE THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1987 fet pull jacts atâ€" by , H. P. 124 committee Jones, . hundred people from Park are expected to make m to the camp or project or :hamnu-mo:m Rev. W. E. Seesholtz to Preach Here Sunday hvhtl.wmhum elder estern Conference of the _ Evangelical â€" Congregational church, will mm the communion sermon next morning at. the First Uhited Evangelical church. He will also preach on Friday eveâ€" ning and have charge of the quarâ€" terly business session. people know the h l&-tâ€"-muu‘h. w-nbhhnh- . area for Chicago and the North Shore communities. uuuaumram from the noise and bustle of the workaday world. L OOOmmmmmmmummmâ€"â€") PEANUT BUTTER...... 10« m Afor 3 9G Treat the family to a La Choy Dinner | ; ., . 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