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~~~D.A.R. Better Films Committee Review Chats with the Master Gardener 8. ANNUAL FLOWER GIVE ADDED BEAUTY THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1987 Let me remind you of a few fundâ€" amentals that folks often overlook in laying out their flower borders. ‘The first of these fundamentals is that flowers should be massed. ‘They loked a lot more striking when they‘re planted in beds and clumps, a number of the same variety toâ€" gether, rather than in long thin lines or scattered here and SNGOTG, ‘The second is that flowers always appear to better advantage if they have a background, such as a green hedge, to make their lovely colors stand out. Whoodbine or some other hardy climber on a wooden fence will give you the same effect. _ In laying out flower borders it‘s important to remember to get them in the right scale for your garden. Remember that if they‘re less than four feet wide they don‘t let you get good mass effects with your flowers, and if they‘re more than ten or twelve feet wide they‘re pretty hard to cultivate. As far as shape is concerned, I think curving ‘ Prepare Seed Bed Make sure that your soil is neithâ€" er very sandy nor too heavy with clay, and pulverize it very thorâ€" oughly before planting. Flower seedlings are so tiny that they just can‘t get along in a clody soil. And they can‘t get along without food, €ither. They need eleven different food elements from the soil, and a lack of even one of these will cause trouble. So when you‘re preparing the seed bed, mix in some. complete plant foodâ€"a food that supplies all eleven of the food elements growing things need from the soil}in scienâ€" tifically balanced proportions. . Four pounds of food per 100 square feetâ€" that‘s about a pintâ€"of it to every five by five plotâ€"is a fine square meal for your flowers. _ aeset As for how to plant different varâ€" 1 ieties of flowers, it‘s a god idea to buy wellâ€"known, relhblerm of seeds, and follow the directi on the back of the package carefully. Most Annuals Sunâ€"Lovers Quite a few folks have had bad luck with their‘ annuals because they forgot one factâ€"that most of these flowers need a lot of sun. If you want to grow flowers in partial shade, though, here are some good varieties for the purpose‘ snapâ€" dragons, cornâ€"flowers, forgetâ€"meâ€" nots, and pansies.. Certain other varieties can stand long dry spells better than others, too. My experâ€" ience has been that calendula, peâ€" tunias, verbena, portulaca, centauâ€" rea, scabiosa, larkspur, and gaillarâ€" dia are the best of these. 50: Here‘s an interesting fact about flowers. For some reason, it tires flowers to form mature seeds, and once you let the blossoms wither on the plant and go to seed, the flowers are likely to stop blooming. So it pays to cut them regularly. Plant them carefully, weed them regularly, water them thoroughly, and cut them when they blossom. Following these four rules, plus one moreâ€"feed them a square mealâ€" will give you a lovely flower garden this year and every year. Carol Lombard, Fred MacMurray, Charles Butterworth, Jean Dixon, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, May 27, 28, 29. This screen adaptation of the well known stage play, "Burâ€" lesque" is entertaining with its well sustained story, excellent acting and understanding direction. Onee more Carole Lombard and Fred MacMurâ€" ray are starred with amusing reâ€" sults. Adults and yourg |adults.. "Pmul }‘nwrt}." Cast: Robâ€" ert ylor, Jean W n”w Owen, Sunday, m& Thesday, May 30, 31, June 1. ~ The «general impression of previewers is that this sophisticated romantic comedy has very little to recommend it. It is quite obvious that the plot has been built around the glamorous Harlow nnd.llll the situations seem forced. Adults. 5 " 4 Feature No. 1 "Girl from Scotland Yard.". Cast: Karen Morley, Robert hl'& Katherine Alexander, Ednardo Ciâ€" annelli, Wednesday, Thursday, June 248. A complicated plu“l! so many plays and counterâ€"plays that mlonmhqahflyprthlbo mystery type of film, it is likely to prove overâ€"long. Adults. Feature No. 2 "Cloistered": Special permission was granted for the filming of this beautiful picture. A motion picture tnasâ€" ava venally mare @rataful director, a cameraman and electriâ€" cians were admitted and given full liberty to photograph what takes place behind the gates of a strictly cloistered convent. hm.h impressiveâ€"filmed with and sincerity. Family. hâ€"Swing Low." Cast: v ng Low." . "Swing Highâ€" RELIABLE LA UNDRY DRY CLEANING CO. Phone H. P. 178 Y,. W. C. A. Bus Tour to Be Held June 3 A bus tour of unusual interest and charm is announced for next ‘Thursday, June 3 sponsored by the Friend club of the Y.W.C.A. and open to the public. This tour is planned to visit points of interest north and west including the Lake Bluff orphanage, Abbot laboratories and then the lovely ride to the Conâ€" vent of Perpetual Adoration where some of the finest paintings ~and mosaics are to be seen. St. Mary‘s of the Lake will be next with its beautifully landscaped gardens, reâ€" plica of the Grotto of Lourdes, ‘Then another ride through fertile fields and meadows to the historic and interesting place called Techâ€" ney. Here a three course dinner will be served at the guest house. There the museum, printing press and green houses will be visited. There will be opportunity to hear the evening chant of the monks. This is the ideal time to make the tour while fields and woods and gardens THIS SALE FOR MAY 27, 28 and 29 Enjoy them this holiâ€" day weekend! SPECIAL VALUE! x :I;EN;:FFRYEI;- Store Closed Monday, May 31st on Account of Memorial Day OLD TRUSTY * "400 CLUB" LIFEBUOY SOAP....... .3 bars 20¢ A iineed ofl cleanâ€" fi-‘...nnmn woodwork, fleors and all other household mnmm: Stock YUour M@antry with Pentrella Qualitu jJoodsa for the WHtemoual Day Weekâ€"end ! First Aid to MHouse Cleaners FLAXSOAP For W ashing Pleasure LARGE BOTTLES Sherwinâ€"Williams o RINSO Ablcnaotvhanflnr.uutfl mu-d beef bone. May be or_mofstened with m or milk. Vegetables may be ALL TERRIER FOOD Send only 50c and Sales Slip showing purchase of any bag of CERESOTA NOW IN BULK DO6G CAKES to 47 PERFECT MIXERS for the GROWNUPS DELICIOUS DRINKS. for the YOUNGSTERS Your Choice of GINGER ALE j ROOT BEER & LIME RICKEY GRAPEFRUIT _ RICKEY LEMON SOUR SPARKLING WATER DRY WHITE SODA (c:LUI sODA ORANGE %A and other Fruit Flavors FLOUR Special Not Bleached 2434 Ib. bags $1.05 are in their glory. ‘The bus will xz.v;zz.w.cxawfiym of 12; order make advantageous -d::ub t vhl':' the various institutions. 2 .43€C Because of this sandwiches and coffee will be served at the Y withâ€" out: extra charge, beginning â€"at< 12 o‘clock. _ Reservations should be made by Sunday, May 30, in order to avoid disappointment. _ Adopt Resolution â€" . Upon Resignation of Town Board Member At the regular MW the Town Board of Auditors, Jz day evening, May 7th the followir resolution was adopted, and a copy was mailed to Judge Ansel E. Smith, who recently retired from the board. Resolution ag Whereas: Ansel E. Smith has served on the Town Board of Deerâ€" field township ~continuously for twentyâ€"four (24) years; and Whereâ€" as he has been faithful to his trust All It Takes to Make a PICNIC Click P. sn'.l.".l..'..........l.. CENTRELLA â€" Lu"m':’m......--... “K'No Eom....l......l VEGETABLE SHORTENING SPRY ... .. .. MEETING WITH GREAT SUCCESS! WITH A PINE AROMA VIKING COFFEE................ CENTRELLA use rd! .o"”z“.c""a---oooo--oo.o CENTRELLA VAW mc'-.....‘ooconnn CENTRELLA _ BAKING CHOCOLATE.......... Borden‘s Fine Cheese CENTURY CLUB COFFEE......... AT s g\'flu &umm. â€"â€"2 PKES. 33¢ A DELICIOUS BLEND LIEDERKRANZ NATUBAL AMERICAN LOAF. ]%AIL FJruita and Uegetablea Â¥r R PRICES ARE QUOTED ON THE MARKET‘S BEST x Thin Skin, _CHERRIES Delicious, « For COLD CHICKEN 5 to 6 Ib. arg., b...;. .. «P «P ° . Certified, Tender, Extra Mild Hark~"~~..._ a7€C Choice POT ROAST ‘Tender Prime Boef, PIRNEAFTELEL | gmnc'nfi RADISHES. or zfu3sc ONIONS ..... 3:,...100 WHITE® cnrzsbmu'nu.ourz. RED RASPBERRIES AND OTHER FANCY FRUITS ARRIVING DAILY Jn Our Meat Department Fancy Ripe Fresh Large * OUR MEATS ARE GRADEâ€"Aâ€"U. S. INSPECTED x Cook Before Serving. And All Leading Brands SMOKED HAM PINEAPPLE LEMONS 14 Noarth Sheridan Rd. _ Phone Highland Park 468 *28 Railway Ave. Phone Highwood 1000 161 Roger Williams Ave, Tol. Highland Park 2080 H. T. Bakke Grocery & Market and itfligent in his work; and as he has to harmony and t, C with his w members; and Whereas the Board holds his judgâ€" ment and decision in high regard; ‘Table Sweet Highwood Grocery & Market ‘Therefore be it Resolved: That the Board regret the severance bf his affiliation, and appreciate his long faithful service; and Be It Further Resolved that the Board tender Kim iomrons maalt B mm ir Reso! t © resolution be spread o:m nhx of the Board‘s proceedings, and a copy thereof be presented Mr. A. ... 35S¢ 2 pk&s. 4§¢ Respectfully submitted: Subscribe for THE PRESS Geo. B. Winter, Inc W. M. Steele, 4 C. J. Shetzley, H. A. Hansen, D. D. Husenetter, fili;l:ud'n. Martin,. rt Larson, Town Board of Auditors Deerfleld Township. 33¢ For Juice California Sweet Peas Fancy . STEAKS FINESTâ€"QUALITY PRIME SIRLOIN, tb..... PRIME ROUND, tb. .. ... PRIME SW1SS, 1b. ...... Fancy LEG O‘ LAMB Large Legs, 8 to 9 Ib. avg., . Assorted Choice Cuts, Shredded Cocoanut im‘........ 225C Dromedary Ginger Bread Mix CHOICE MEATS ASPARAGUS ORANGES 3 .. 31¢ MARKET‘S B Sweet Flavored On Wednesday a very gay and happy affair was enjoyed by the members of the Y Grade Girls clubs and their mothers and the occasion being . the annual Mothers and Daughters banquet. The following program was presented. Welcome by Mrs. A. C. Gartley; toast to mothers, Betty Varner; toast to daughters, Mrs. Cora St. John; message from a member of last year, Dorothy Farmer; ‘:;- sentation of awards, Mrs. 1 Gsell; clarinet solos, Enid Ball acâ€" companied by Mrs. H. B. Ball; piano selections, Alice Dorick; tap dance, Marilyn Wagner; guest entertainâ€" ers, Patty Alex and Susanne Henâ€" derson. Miss Ada Voss led the group singing with Mrs. Robert Roeber accompanying. _ Marjorie Renner, president of the Tth and 8th grade club acted as toast mistress. The adult , group responsible for the event consisted of Mrs. Lee Gateâ€" otherâ€"Daughter at Y.W.C.A. 59¢ 21¢ WELCH WEEK WILSON‘S CERTIFIED CANNED MEATS x Be prepared for unexpected guests over the Decoration D‘d’ weekâ€"end. Have a stock of these Wilson delicacies on your pantry shelf. 3 COCOANUT WELCH‘S TOMATO JUICE Sn Aio tnitr snrovea in vom 21 ¢ Regular 25¢ Valuesâ€"Special bIo‘ll.l: 3 for 43‘ Welch‘s Grape Preserves CHrEZEEs BREMNER BROS. SPECIALS WELCH‘S GRAPE JUICE SHURFINE CORN FLAKES â€" Paul Schuize Biscult Co.‘s % Decoration Day Specials Chocolate Cream Cookies This is Watch for Our i CENTRELLA SPECIALS Never a hm:g:y moment while > reducing Welch way! Pints 11b. jar, 21¢ in this paper and save money on the purchase of your food requirements. EVERY WEEK 13 os. phy. wood, recently appoin T ‘ of younger drbm and Mrs. Gartley director of the elubs, Committees of girls were reâ€" sponsible for program, and table decorations. DOG FOODS Evans Feed Store lcloo.z."tllg .'l' 2 for 3" §10 Central Ave. _ ‘Tel. H. P. 124 With the oldâ€"fashioned true graham flavor. GRAKHAM CRACKERS LAMB TENDERâ€"MADE DEVILED T as : 2. 23G¢ 26 oz. tin, special Subscribe for THE PRESS 3,. 79¢ ~, 16¢C ARNOLD C. BREMER TELEPHONE H. P. 1985 YANILLA WAFERS Quarts on sale at LR BRUSH MAN 2 .. 37¢