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Show "!- - - :'! "7 M : ! 7 7 .. .7 ..: 7 ' ' ' ' ; 1 j - ' U r .!;' 1 !' , 7 Indoor Gardening fit's a Woman's World" al most every day but a special day has been set' aside on Oct. 20 to make it even more apparent to 'Central Utah' handicaped youngsters that the little lady Is indeed worth her weight in whatever v0.:-:.:- my plant troubles to! my having the wrong PH, yet he can't explain what it is.- The symbol pll (that's a small letter p and a capital H) is used with a number to express the acidity or alkalinity of soil r water, pH 4 being very acid and pH9 very alkaline. The. scale shows th'e concentration of hydrogen ions, and probably th; reason doesn't expllaii your neighbor what pH means is because it is a pretty complicated subject. By KATHER.INE B. WALKER Through careful selection of plants that, showed scant tendency to vine, growers have come up -with a plant that is like a Jrue ivy in everything but its. tendency to vine. You may havf seen it pictured in one of the as it is flower ' magazines, really new, but only recently has at! been easily obtainable by mail (If you want to know where this may be purchased, please en' close a self addressed, stamped with your request.) envelope I a box labeled Bletia'; I Bush Ivy is not to be confused thinkhave it's a - kind of iordhid. Can with Tree Ivy ' The latter is a cross ,7 between an ivy and' an you tell me anything about it J This is a terrestial ore lid which aralia, while the former is. . all has purple blossoms jinHpringi It ivy. Ana, use an ivies, .dumi likes it fairly cool, very, bright; 'needs' normal temperatures, rich not oo much without direct sunlight and should humusy soil, andeveii! Give water. less water it be: potted in good garden soil Keep the soil uniformly nioist, and during its dormant period. spray the foliage with tepid water as often as' convenient. Is a Bowiea' a pretty plant? A benefits almost all; foliage friend wjrote that she is sending plants, and ivjes, particularly, re- me a bulb, but she doesn't know spond to shower baths with vig ' - : J glitters. . " j - . rryichl about it. This member of the jLiiy Famy is commonly lenown as. Climbing Onion. In my opinion t doesn'f amount to much except a;s an oddity It has a dormant period, but the rest of the timej it needs ample moisture. j i readily I i -- I , - normal l 1 r-r their marriage Salt! Lake Couple Gdlcfleh Wedcl no To Phile r Ce eb ration Set . i X - saiuraay. the. are the parents of four! children, Mrs. Glen D Gaddis; Mrs. A. C. Saxon, Mrl R. F Hoffman and Lewis Pearce Jr. AU7 friends of Mr and Mrs. Pearce are cordiallys invited to attend the open house, jrheyj re quest no gifts. of '1, c 7-- v '-- ..s" - jiF lip 5" Save steps and at tne same time give the children something to do .oil ironing day. If you Wave a tea cart or something sirriilajr witji wheels, put ironeo Jaundr on it. Children then, wheel the I the linen closet to clothing Land put the items away. V " ' few i" ;? vT ' BUSH IVY DOES NOT VINE A plant that is like a rue ivy in everything but its tendency to viriej is not really new, .but only recently has it been easy! M obtain this type of' plant by mail. It should be potted m good gu,iticii sun, jvcpi, uuixuxixiiy inoisi ana sprayea witn ' . . - ; ? I - ' ; f 4, ' ". ' : i ' - en. will-ingl- ITSI4 BIG WORLD Young Gillie Edgar and little Cindy Pine look in wdnder-ment-- at the world, globe before' them, while Mrs. Bill Tooke, left, and Mrs. Arden Roberts, right, explain that "in all! the wide world ive have chosen you and your lhandicapped friends' as recipients of our benefit project." pThe Provo Jaycee Wives hope to raise enough money to place a piano for handicapped children at center in Provo. Both Gillie and little Miss Pino agree for now that this. lis a woman's world as well as being a big one. H: I their - i y Auxiliary Meets At Memorial Hall The American LePAYSON Vocal duets vere by gion Auxiliary met Monday eve- Charlotte Hansen and Ltns ning at the Legion Memorial HaskellJ accompanied by Concert Hall, with Mrs. Earl Peterson, Hodgson at fhe piano. Refreshments were served by president, conducting the session Louis Mrs. Mirinick was pro- Mrs. Morris Lance, Mrs. Mark gram chairman and led a group Bryan and Mrs. Kenneth Daniels. discussion on membership. OPEN n,. OA n, NIGHTS TILL' Iland-wove- ! ' HERE ARE SOME OF THE MOST members. 23 j , students College A will need e.t s in their TTmTriT Vajstepaper bask rooms to catch debris and perhaps act as magazine jiolders. They can keep .them' cleaner if the reed or wicker baskets are shellacked before use;. This keeps dirj f rom working into the fibers. i7 TT T7 "Vr Jtt ' 7 FOR SH OES " . ; fyeAfr 7. of AUTUMN : 7 By VI long-Wn- g cor ' - , hand-wove- 1 " Nada 1 jepia water oiten. K7H y - ' TT ' 'i s - October 20th benefit besides Mfs Tooke and Mrs. Roberts are Mrs. Craig Mickelson, decorations; Mrs. Scott Thomas, entertain-Blak- e ment; Mrs. Dallin, ,food; Mrs. Gene Robinson, tickets, Mrs. Bob Westover and Mrs. : on one. Donations will be Coleman . Spiith, service; Mrs. accepted even if persons James Cronin, publicity and tickare unable to attend," they add ets, ,and jMrsi Jack; Roberts Volunteering services for thf auxiliary president. Members of Phil? Nada visited Grant Enterprises,- which- just moved to Provo, Thursday evening with President Mrs. Rex Taylor in charge. In a discussion Mr. Grant explained the weaving process, various types of materials and that had been one of his daughters demonstrated weaving on the looms. n remnants of materials used in the decoration of the! Los Angeles LDS (Temple were shown to the group fas well as la variety of articles including stoies, bah shawls, a sports coat and dressAj Mrs. William Firmagewas in charge of 'the program and Mrs Stanley Heal was hostess! for the vfeavin Shown Katherine Walker wil be glad 7 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pearce, of to answer questions', per paining ;to !? Yale 1 1785 Avenue,, Salt Lake Questions and Answers house plants but' regrets; she will their 'golden observe will What is PH that I read: so much be unable to answer those dealing City,; about? My neighbor ascribes all with outdoor varieties wedding anniversary Saturday, Oct, 17. They will celebrate their 50 years of wedded life at the hbme of .their daughter, Mrs. Glen D; Gaddis, 1766 Monte Vista Circle also in Salt Lake from 4 to 7 p!.m t i j : . j from! Betrothal Of Miss Lupus To John VVibf Made Known . conditions such as you pave out lined. They also suggest proper soil, watering and so On. I suggest you ask your public library ito assist you in finding! the answers to your specific problems, as! they are too detailed and involved for me to answer through this cbl- umn. aL . Mr and Mrs. A fred Lupus of Orem announce the What can I use inja long plan- eriffagenient and approaching marriage of their daughter, ter box,, that doesn't' get any sun Lravvana, to Jonn VVipt, son ot ilr. and Mrs. I'eter VVipt but is in a bright location ahi oi r rqvoj i artificial a have liglic? does, good 'The couple will be' married Oct. 24, at the St. Francis What soil should I lise for plant- Catholic Church in PtrovO. A reception the same evening ing? How, often shodld plant boxes will honor the couple at the Social Hall with the parents What be watered? provision the! bride as hostsi should I. make for drain ihg excess of The prospective bricle is a graduate of the Lincoln water? i JJ1 nit Jl ana is currenriy in urem. scnooi empioyea Many of the current books oa iign benedict-elect, a Provb High School graduate, The house plants list groups of plants that do well under certain specific also works m Orem, where the couple will reside following .,: 1 - LAW ANA LUFUS !T j j. ;isi;:: i:: co-chair- Top-spray-li- j ?:s j i orous, glossy growth. The primary complaint of ivy growers is that the leaves dry up t and feel gritty. This is ap indica-- n tion that the plant is infested with 'red spider mites, which thrive in a hot dry condition. If your, ivy whether bush or vining, is kept as cool as possible, amply watered,. j and sprayed forceibly with water fat (least once a week, the&e miser 7 able little insects won't be. able ;i tojtake over.-- might be Mistaken but it has seemed to mei that the bush type ivy is slightly more resistant to spider mites than the vining sorts. Perhaps- it Is just1 easier to spray the bu-:i- i type with water, thus they never get a foothold. Most ivies propagate readily from tip cuttings inserted in anv damp rooting medium. However "I jhave; had trouble making cut-- I tings of Bush Ivy root satisfactorily unless 1 took a "heel" 'cutting! one with, a piece of the main' stem attached. This type of-- cutting (for full instructions, consult your garden encyclopedia is frequently used when Shrubs do become a bit brighter for "Handycaps in the county because of the golden touch of the women in the Provo Jaycees auxiliary 1 They are donating this, their day, to the youngsters and are going alL out . with plans for their annual Benefit) Card Party scheduled in the Provo Utilities Building at 8 p. m. "Proceeds from this year's benefit will help in the purchase of a badly needed piano for the handicapped youth at the Easter Seal Service Center," announces Mrs. Bill Tooke and Mrs. Arden of the fun Roberts, fest. The center is located at 276 South 4th West in Provo. Maintaining; the theme., "A Woman's World," the charity affair will be open to any woman who- feels she would care to participate and make a contribution to the worth while cauie while having herself a good time, state the The! Billet for the Soiree will also include a fashion show with all of milady's most recent attire being modeled. Games Mil includp Bridge, Canasta, Pinochle just about any type of card playing milady desires with ample prizes being furnished. Jaycee Auxiliary members have donated, coupon booklets to help furnish . valuable prizes. A light supper will also be served. "Any auxiliary member can supply a ticket," emphasize 4he chairmen, who encourage public approval and participation. "Children are, already in the day care school in the Service Center. A piano is only one of many badly needefi items but we hope with everyone's help that we can at least make a substantial payment . I - : On October 20th the world will suddenly . : )3A Jaycee Women Plan Be hefit for "Handycaps Pretty Bush Ivy Plant Needs Cool Moist Place not root cuttings. sEg' SUNDAY HERALD ! u f rf : . J A . . WOMEN J i TO (luetic .11. - Mattress or Box Springs FULL ! 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