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Thursday, March 2T, 1980 MANY FINE GARDEN DISPLAYS MI SHOW pools etc. Rare specimen Bowerg and plants from I" over the country will be arranged in a. tspeetaeulnr letting. Commercial exhibits of runny kindl. including equipment and material for flower culture will be on dilplly. ' Owing to the greatly increased ek- hibition space, the competitive exhir its staged by the Gel-den Club of ll i9 nois have been very much enlarged and many new tenures have been added. Porches ind Garden Gites Two of the new exhibits ‘aronsing a great deal of interest are the "Porehes" and "Garden Gates." There will be 10 of these porches, each 10x12 feet, to be decorated md fur- nished by different garden clubs. and to be Judged on procticnbility and Bowdr arrangement. The Ravinia Garden club has entered this compe- tion, and the committee in charge is busy with plans. Working on this porch ofters n great deal of oppor- tunity for displaying decorative abil- ity, and Mrs. Robert McKnight, the chairman, has mnny interesting ideas in mind. Working with her are Mrs, F. C. Atwill, Mrs. M. Hard-ere, and Mrs. Wm. Ross. The "Garden Gate" presents a. lit- tle different problem, but one equally as interesting. Each will occupy s space 6x12 feet, and show u path- way and planting beyond. There will be 20 of these exhibits, and an mt-' usual gate, and artistic planting will count I great deal in the judging. The Ravinis Garden club Us also en- tereo this competition. and the com- mittee in charge is Mrs. P. Guilt, chsirmsn, Mrs. R. A. Brysnt, Mrs. E, E. Leonard, and Mrs. R. G, Mews. Tickets for the Central States Gar- den and Flower show are still avail- able until March 31, through mem- bers of the aninia Garden club, " a worthwhile swing. V The Highland Park Garden Study club, the Dceriield Garden club, and the Bannockbum Garden club are also having exhibits at the Central States Garden club. ' (Continued from page 8) 380 Central Avenue One Week Only _ trqMrer' Madame Hanna's Surplus Stock of Dresses, Suits, Hats, Etc. STARTING Monday Noon, March 24th THRIFT SHOP EXTRAORDINARY SALE "s C : . :4 Qad-rv, - 7,21“ ”-5.: l _ 4/. wm: N l . H7, ' u. I Plan for Only lrresisible dnys. oc- . . cur almost any sen- Q . . q son of the you when - f’ la desire nuke: in ' - ‘ everMrirl's heart to raj go adventuring over the hill, to heel the soft turf under foot, to smell the fra. grant wood tire and to get into friend- ly touch with nature's enchantments. In Joyous answer to this cell the Girl Scout preplrel " this time of the year (or her coming comping xenon. The Girl Scouts of Highland Park attend Camp Hickory Hill op- eroted by the Des Pleines ouncil of Girl Scouts, Inc. It is s,fll"dl on the shores of Rice lake, four end a half miles from Edgerton, Wie- cumin. Rice lake is excellent for swimming, boating and thshing, in spring fed, Government owned and is about three miles long and three quorters of a mile wide. The land is wild and rugged, affording tsplendid opportunity for nature study, wood- croft, pioneering and plenty of op- portunity for good hiking. All registrations for comp Inuit be turned in by April 1, so will ell Girl Scouts who are interested pie-u attend to this " once. Registration blanks may be obtained from the Girl Scout captains and they will also be 211d to answer any questions relative to cemp. . _ Pint Aid Course The evening group of Troop No. 3 of Lincoln school begun a couue of study in first lid on February 27. The course is given under the able direction of Mr. Whitelaw of the North Shore linen and is being treet- ly enjoyed by all. ArtiheUl remin- tion by means of the Sch-eler Prone Method we; taught the itrst evening. Since then the girl: hove been work. ing with trinngulnr handegel. but Thursday evening Mr. Whitelnw we: not able to be present no the girls took this opportunity to review what they had learned in the three previ- ous meetings. The afternoon group of Troop 8, under the direction of Mrs. Dnvidnon is working on second clul work and name of the girls Ire ready or " most ready for investment u would class scouts. Phone Highland Park 544 Girl Scout: THE PRESS “RICH PEOPLE” Other favorites . Also New. Roe! “may Scum” Ramon Navarro He will chum you with hill vole: “Devil May Can” " WANG“ in the thrf1littg mylury romance [331E333 All-hiking . Singing . Roll-cu CHARLEY CHASE R-K-O VAUDEVILLE R-K-O VAUDEVILLE The new operatic tenor of the 318 RAILWAY AVE Albert Axt Variety Store trophistieated'. . New! Alto Paulo-It loud News all other Incl-lu- - On the SW - in a new rut-A2rmt Gob Ind Paramount Sonia! News SUNDAY. MARCH no - tht the Screen ---- Consume Bennett The society ram-me nu! EVELYN BRENT CLIVE BROOK MON.. TUM., WED. MARCH II to APRIL t - Ott the sun - 11lUBS.. PRL, BAT. APRIL 3. 4, 5 Ruby Walkers - Kiddie Car- Rubber Tired “henna - large Bora' Wagon- . Breeding Cunning Specials in Luliea' War FEATURE ACT! ALL-TALKING Talking World! and mum-er in exlrlvunnn! STAR ACTS “Indium. GEEiEEm See and Hour this new -tion', “Vagabond Kill.” A.“ m nun". “rum". APRIL " Edward Everett Horton “Parade of - It won four nun from In The! "trttr-" on " WANG“ SUNDAY 10 FRIDAY MARCH " to APIIL I Mon triumphant than exp-cud! Bulking box one: "cords! SPEIAL ADMISSION HIC- I’OI Ttttq FIAWIE Nil“. the Iovqble - of “The LIN. “In! BAP” TALKING 00.le UNIVHIAL BOUND KIWI Jeannette MacDonlld VITAPIIONE NOVEL“. A - of dumb “an! KEN MAYNARD Patsy Ruth Miller PHONE HIGHWOOD Mo SUNDAY. APRIL ' All Natal-cl Colon A riot of Inch-r! NOW SHOWING Panda" Mutt-09 Alway- with cm... CMM--"--