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Deerfleld School Roard Approves Board of Education ‘ The regular meeting of the board of directors, Illinois School District No. 109, was held at the Deerfield Grammar school Monday, March 7th at 8 pm. _ Carbie The following resolution . was moved by Mr. Boyle seconded by Mr. Hout and passed by a unanimâ€" ous vote; & THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1938 a population g se exceding 100 inhabiâ€" Resolution providing for the elecâ€" tion of a Board of Education Whereas, it has been determined by a special census that School Disâ€" trict 109, Lake County, Tllinois has Whereas, Section 123 of the School Law makes provision that, when it is determined by any speâ€" cial or general census that a disâ€" trict bas more than 1000 inhabiâ€" tants, it shall be governed by a Board of Education consisting of six members and a president, _ ‘Therefore, be it resolved, that District 109 shall hereafter be govâ€" erned by a Board of Education conâ€" sisting of six members and a presiâ€" dent, and uts â€" Be it further resolved, that the secretary of the present Board of Directors, give notice to the public of an election to be held on the secâ€" ond Saturday of April, 1938, proâ€" viding for the election of a Board of Education consisting of six memâ€" bers and a president, and Be it further resolved, that the secretary of the Board of Directors give at least ten days notice to the public that District 109 will henceâ€" forth be governed by a Board of Education. _ In order to clear up a misconcepâ€" tion, it was brought out at the meetâ€" ing ‘that Mr. â€" Meyers has never made any motion for considering, or any suggestion of a Board of Education (at any school board meeting during his term of office. This means that the terms of all present members of the Board of Directors will expire automatically, and that an entire new board will be elected. . Petitions for candidacy must be filed on or before March 19, 1938 with the clerk. Mr. Hout and Mr. Boyle have deâ€" cided not to be candidates for the new board; Mr. Meyer stated that he will run again. It was also ascertained that there was no meeting called for Monday, Feb. 28. Therefore such a meating obviously could not have been‘ postâ€" poned. Trying to Wipe Out‘Our Fanâ€" atical Blue Laws! This Is One of the Many Interesting Features Apâ€" pearing in THE A MERICAN WEEKLY, the Magazine Disâ€" tributed with _ next SUNDAYS CHICAGO [HERALD AND EXâ€" AMINER. 3310 Everything carefully washed . . â€" Table, bed and bath linens, madeira and fancy linens handâ€" iromed. 'urhc'nn-d re turned "SOFT DRY." 15 pouigs ....._._._... $109 Excess weight, per pound 8¢ HAND FINISHED SHIRTS When included in this bundle 10¢ each. Read the Want Ads TELEPHONE HIGHLAND PARK Soft Dry Service Try Our C. W Boyle Pres, Bd. Dir‘s. Wesley K. Hout, Clerk Bd. Dir‘s. District No. 109 D.A.R. Better Films Committee Review "Vietoria the Great." Cast: Auna Neagle, Anton Walbrook, H. B. Warner, Walter Rilla. Thursday, March 10. A beautifully told story of the life of Queen Victoria, coverâ€" ing her reign for 60 years. Made in England and directed by Herâ€" bert ‘Wilcox with careful attention to details. The production is imâ€" pressive and distinctive and offers a magnificent portrayal of the high lights of a great reign. A comâ€" pletely satisfactory film with all the pomp and circumstances, dignity, romance, humor, tragedy and paâ€" thos that was compassed by the life of this great queen. One of the notâ€"toâ€"be missed pictures. Family. "Beg, Borrow or Steal." Cast: Frank Morg&®,â€"John Beal, Florence Rice, Janet Beecher, Friday, Satâ€" urday, March 11â€"12 Light and amusing â€" entertainment. Direction and photography above average. Clever impersonations, farcial Adults. "Rosalie." Cast: Nelson Eddy, Eleanor Powell. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, March 13, 14, 15, 16. A musical extravaganza with superb singing, expert dancing and lavish production. The artistic dancinig of Eleanor Powell, and the dramatic singing of Nelson Eddy are the interests around which the story moves. Unusual stage effects. Family. "Navy Blue and, Gold." Cast: Robert Young, Florence Rice, Billie Burke, Lionel ~Barrymore, James Stewart. Thursday, March 17. A superior production, ably directed and with a genuine appeal to the nobler emotions. The cast is exâ€" cellent with top honors going to James Stewart‘ and Lionel Barryâ€" more. Family. Campus Tours Is Announcing New Summer Program To meet the requirements of disâ€" criminating travelers, Harvey S. Olson, president of Campus Tours, Inc., has recently announced that for the summer of 1938 his company will operate three entirely different programs of personally escorted, all expense European tours. These are in addition to their customary "Private Party Tours" specializing in music, art, interior decoration, and drama. The "All American" college proâ€" gram is restricted exclusively to students and those out of school five years or less. Under college trained personnel and chaperonage the "All Americans" emphasize culture, ecoâ€" nomy, fun, romance and adventure. "12 Standard De Luxe Tours" cap the 1938 achievements of Camâ€" pus Tours. For this program, world famed de luxe and first class hotels are used including the lovely Villa d‘Este ‘at Lake Como, Lucerne‘s roseâ€"arbored Cariton Tivoli, kome‘s Excelsior and Berlin‘s Adlon. Disâ€" tinguished leaders accompany these parties from New York back to New York. Included as tour leaders are Mr. M. A. Ceder of Chicago, Mr. John M. Beverly of Chicago, Mr. John B. Cameron of Kansas City, Mr. E. F. Burmahin ofâ€" Lynchburg, Virginia, Mr. Frank Carney of Chiâ€" cago, Mr. James M. O‘Kelley, Jr., and Mr. Robert E. Olson. The "Good Fortune" tours feaâ€" ture a large number of countries for a very small investment. This program uses ships of moderate speed and size and hotels known for their good food and atmosphere rather than elegance. â€" Dr. Minns, London‘s guide lecâ€" turer unusual, is a feature of each program,. as is "Curley," Paris guide extraordinary. Deerfield Children "The Band Wagon‘" is the title of the operetta to be given in the near future by the eighth grade class in the Deerfleld Grammar school, unâ€" der the direction of Mrs. Virginia s e anngnt y operetta. The cast is as follows: Wddie Smith ...................._Willis Johnson Jeanette ..................Dorothy Jean Anderson u;: of m’;:';?. Marie l-z musical organizations are preparâ€" ing for their annual Spring concert. to Give.Operetta Larson‘s Stationery Store ahe ainS Ainoents uiss E. K. CATTON CALL â€" e ns :::::_.ant‘.- Grubert __......._Robert Hyett Music Festival Committee Meets with Mrs. Schaat As the sale of course tickets for the twentyâ€"sixth annual Evanston Music Festival gets under way at the association‘s offices in the Georâ€" gian hotel, more ‘and more comâ€" mittees are announced by the Womâ€" an‘s Campaign committee. Around three hundred eminent ladies on the morth shore will take part in soâ€" liciting ticket sales for the festiâ€" val to be held on May 17, 19 and 21 in the University Gymnasium. Under the direction of Frederick Stock, four gala concerts will be presented this season, during which nine famous artists, the festival chorus, children‘s chorus and A Caâ€" pella Choir will take part in addiâ€" tion to the famed Chicago Symâ€" 101 North St. Johns Avenue TAKE A VACATION ZROM TRADITION! The First National Bank THE NEW THE PRESS PURNELL & WILSON, Inc. This is the season of the year when the buying and building of homes is the subject of great public interest. People, tired of paying rent, are looking for permanent homes. Progpeetive buyers will be interested in two choice resiâ€" dences in the beautiful Krenn and Dato Subdivision which we own and offer at real bargain prices. They should be interested also in several residence lots on the East side, which can be bought at very low figures. LIINCOLNâ€"ZEPHYR V12 phony Orchestra. Two outstanding choral works will be presented: Honegger‘s "Le Roi David" and the "Requiem" by . Brahms. On Monday, March 14 at 5 p.m. the Highland Park committee of the North Shore Music Festival will be entertaine dat tea by their chairâ€" man, Mrs. Clarence W. Schaaf in order to discuss subscription plans for the forthcoming season! Mrs. Cloud Wampler is coâ€"chairâ€" man with Mrs. Schaaf, who has gathered together a most represenâ€" tative and able committee consistâ€" ing of, Mme.: Ralph Bard, John Todd, Arthur Byfield, Irving C. Schur, William Eisendrath, Lawâ€" rence Meyer, Edwin Tullis, Roy Mannings, Robert Adler, Charles Henkle, J. H, Lambert, Howard (Representing Bannockburn),Me Will, Harry V. Wright (representâ€" ing Bannockburn; Mrs. Paul Fuller (representing Deerfield). Let us show them to you. HOUSES and LOTS BARGAIN PRICES Member of *pprer THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION of Highland Park at Lake County Home Bureau to Hold Annual Meeting Mrs. Gilbert Smith of Winnetka, who is well informed as to the progres made in other suburbs will also be present at the tea. The Lake County Home Bureau will hold their annual meeting at Millburn church on Route 45 on Friâ€" day, March 11, 1988 from 10 to 8 p.m. ‘Two excellent speakers have been secured. Mrs. John Clifton, newly elected president of the Illiâ€" nois Home Bureau Federation will speak on "Home Bureauâ€"Our Proâ€" fessional Organization." Miss Freda Al Peterson, health‘ and nuâ€" trition specialist, University of Iliâ€" nois, will tell about her interesting experiences in Labrador speaking on T!n new Lincolnâ€"Zephyr Vâ€"12 reflects the Lincoln habit of quality, is built the Lincoln way â€"yet it brings its own newness and distinction to the mediumâ€" price field. Once you take the wheel behind its Vâ€"12 engine, you‘ll revise all your ideas of performance, of driving ease, of riding comfort and all around motoring contentment. Ask your Lincolnâ€"Zephyr Dealer to let you drive tomorrow‘s carâ€"today! "Homemaking in the Far North." Miss Peterson spent a year in Labâ€" rador in charge of Grenville Misâ€" sion. County officers and unit presâ€" idents will give m of their past year‘s accompl ts and the new year books will be ready for distribution. ‘The ladies of the church will serve the luncheon, The Lake County Home Bureau invites any one interested in their program work to attend. * Quality Cleaners Phone H. P. 178 RELIABLE LAUNDERY Phone Highland Park 710 DRY CLEANING CO. PAGE ELEVEN