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Movies
from S-2
half is a drama about two
mismatched people who,
having drifted together, drift
apart slowly out of fear, self-
ishness and miscommunica-
tion. The ending produced
gasps of both delight and
possible dismay.
Vaughn helped come up
with the storv and was one of
Flowers
From S-7
create a carpet of pure white.
Yet despite its delicate
appearance, this plant is
tough. It has an exceptional
heat and drought tolerance
and requires little care to
look its best. The flower, from
Proven Winners, thrives in
sun and partial shade, stands
12 to 18 inches high and
blooms non-stop for six
months.
Its compact size makes it a
good choice for containers or
the front of a flowerbed and
its nearly unstoppable flower
power and airy form make it
an excellent alternative to
baby's breath, which tends to
fade very quickly. Plus, the
flower can be an indoor per-
former too. Small pots in a
window that receives lots of
sunshine can prove to be won-
derful indoor plants.
Diamond Frost has
received rave reviews. It was
selected as the U.K.'s 2005
Plant of the Year and was
named a top pick by the
Dallas Arboretum and Ohio
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• Bright Lights - Also from
Proven Winners, Broadway
Lights feature huge Shasta
Daisy flowers that burst out
of the garden.
This plant, which blooms
beginning in July, opens with
delightful canary-yellow flow-
ers that turn butter yellow
and then a creamy white as it
matures. Under cooler condi-
tions, the flower color re-
mains more yellow
The plant's emerging flow-
ers reach 16 to 20 inches in
height, creating a beautiful
mound of breakthrough color
blooms atop its rich green
foliage. Sturdy, reliable and
easy to grow, this plant
prefers full sunlight and will
produce profuse blooms until
frost.
For more information on
where to purchase or how to
grow these flowers, go online
and visit www.provenwin-
ners.com/diamonds.
These plants are also
available from White Flower
Farm, by calling 800-503-9624
or visit www.whiteflower-
farm.com
the producers. He plays
Gary, one of three blue-collar
Polish brothers who run a
tour guide service around
Chicago. Gary meets WASPy
Brooke (Aniston), who woiks
at a gallery of modern art, at
a Cubs game. They fall
improbably in love - so
improbably that we don't see
it - and move quickly to the
point where they take each
other for granted. The film-
makers fill in the gaps with
characters meant to be
funny, from her brother
'John Michael Higginsi to
his bartender buddy (Jon
Favreau >
As the two quarrel, the
only thing that holds them
together is the condominium
they both refuse to leave.
They play competitive, liri
tating mind games with each
other that turn uglier, and
approach the point when the
wrong decision will mean an
irrevocable split
Outdoors
From S-9
designed for a specific pur-
pose and satisfies only one
particular need,'' said
Christopher Peoples, presi-
dent and founder of Vixen
Hill.
"The key benefit of our
porch systems is that they
have multiple u.ses. Created
to give the feeling of the tra-
ditional wooden porch and
bring the comfort of the out-
side indoors outside, the addi-
tion can be an ideal space for
entertaining friends and fam-
ily, dining, reading or just
relaxing. Homeowners get
the best oul ol outdoors living
without leaving the house."
For 2."> years. Vixen Hill
has specialized in high-end
premium-grade Western Bed
Cedar products. For design
assistance, product inforina-
It's not the laugh-filled
comedy the commercials
make it out to be, and
instead possesses some
depth.
Calendar
From S-5
There will be a Scramble
Format. 11:30 am registration,
1:00 pm shotgun start. All
golfers are welcome, single
players will be assigned to a
foursome. Premier Co Sponsors
are Reading Cooperative Bank
and Spurr & Spurr, LLP For
more information contact Carol
Hughes 781-944-8824
SPOT POND
MOVIE NIGHT
The Spot Pond Movie Night
is back in Stoneham, Tuesdays,
July 11 to August 30 at sundown.
Bring blanket and picnic for
a weekly family fare movie on a
big outdoor screen. Botume
House Visitor Center, half mile
south of the Stone Zoo at 4
Woodland Road, Stoneham.
Insect repellent recommended.
[tain cancels.
STILL TIME TO HOST
A FRKSII AIR CHILD
Summer vacation, that spe-
cial time of year for all chil-
dren, is not far away. Thanks to
man) families in and around 13
northeastern states and
Canada, close to 5,000 New York
City children from low income
neighborhoods enjoy a 2 week
vacation to the homes of volun-
teer host families each summer
through the Fresh Air fund.
The Fund is currently seek-
ing more families to give inner-
city children a 2 week vacation
this summer By volunteering
as a host family for The Fund's
friendly Town program, you
can help give a child a break
from the hot and crowded city
streets
"My kids just ran out the
back door but our Fresh Air
child stopped to put on his shoes
tion or to request a catalogue. and socks ' told him he could
call 800-423-2766 or go online J Usl '"un along with the kids He
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