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Show Thursday, June 6, 1968 07) Nephi, Juab County, Utah 84648 Typical Three Mills News Mrs. Dean Howard has spent two weeks in Grays Lake, Idaho with her son In law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ostler and children Sharon, Gregory, Maxine and HaL She attended Seminary graduation at Soda Springs, Idaho where Sharon Ostler was among the graduates. Mrs. Howard and Mrs. Ostler also attended a luncheon at Soda Springs for the installing of new officers of the FHA, of which Miss Sharon Ostler Ostler Is the new president She also attended the MIA Road Show, in which Sharon, Gregory and Maxine participated. On the same evening the MIA conducted a program and art exhibit, In which the Ostler family members locitsi. Engagement Told I Mona Mr. and Mrs. William Newell of Mona announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Marla Jeanne Newell and Gary Wendell Jackson, son of Mr. and Mis. Claude Jackson of Hitchins, Kentucky. The young couple plan a marriage on June 21, to be followed by a reception at the Mona Ward Hall. Miss Newell is a graduate of Juab High School and presently is an employee at Hill Air Force Base. Mr. Jackson Is a civilian employee at Hill Air Force Base. , ' "Mi. A 6 wv Annual (lowers are grouped into 3 general classes based on (heir ability to tolerate winter and tender. temperatures; hardy, One good way to distinguish hardy annuals is to watch to see which ones self-soin your garden. The seeds of these, and sometimes the plants, have survived the winters cold. In most gardens bachelor's button, sweet alys-suportulaca, calliopsis, gaillardia are of this group. Seeds of these plants may be sown in fall or in earliest spring, as soon as the ground is workable, in places where they are to bloom. annuals are those native to warmer climates that need a longer growing season than Northern United States and Canada offer. These are usually started indoors or in a greenhouse or hotbed early in spring, then moved outdoors when coldest weather is past. A little light frost won't hurt them. This is more satisfactory than sowing seeds outdoors as plants so started bloom only very late in the season. y Annuals considered include lobelia, scabiosa, petunia and verbena. The tender annuals are tropicals that will tolerate no frost at all. They need an exceptionally long season to mature so are started indoors from seeds sown as early as February. They may have been transplanted several times before frost free time permits their planting in the garden. Nemophila, flowering tobacco, salvia and torenia belong to this group. Half-hard- y Jr Miss Marla Jeanne Newell USU Honor Roll Indudes East Juab County Trio Logan Names of Utah State University students who achieved the honor roll for winter quarter of 1968 have recently been announced by Dr. Claude J. Burtenshaw, dean of students at USU. From the East Juab County area on the honor roll are Earl Lee Andersen of Levan; Preston Lynn Paxman and Norma Ethel Bale of Nephi. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Vickery (Cheri Ostler) Recent Reception Honors Newlyweds Kathryn Sorbe Brazieal Bobbie Vickery, sisters of the groom, and Elaine Gurr, a roommate of the bride. Best man was Rich Andrus. Ushers were Bruce Young, Larry Ostler and Jeffery Stewart Greeting guests at the door were grandparents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Owen D. Taylor of Levan, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morgan of Nephi. Arranging the gifts were Naomi and Cindy Wright, aunt and cousin of the bride, Lorraine Steiner, Barbara Madson, Carol Chapman and Kathy Christensen. The young couple are making their home in Provo. pearls. A prenuptial party for the Matron of honor was Mrs. was given by Mrs. Lynn bride were Bridesmaids Lynn Young. Sandra Stewart, cousin of the Young and Miss Linda Lou bride, Carrie Lou, JoAnn and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Fack-re- ll spent Saturday In Clearfield where they attended the organ recital given by Rulon Christiansen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ballard Christiansen, formerly of Nephi. SHAMPOO RUGS Nephi Local and Social Items Saturday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Foote FOR IP A FOOT! were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Carter of Provo. Mr. and Mrs. Marriner L. Beckstead and family of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Williams and family of Brigham City have been recent visitors In Nephi with Mrs. F. H. Beckstead. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Garrett, Mrs. James W. Garrett and Miss Jackie Garrett spent Sunday in Loa where they attended the Sacrament meeting and witnessed the blessing and naming of the new son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Chapman. CARD OF THANKS We sincerely convey our preciation to the members the Nephi Volunteer Fire ap- of De- 623-043- 9 1. RENT SHAMPOOER FOR FURNITURE Levan Mr. and Mrs. William Sorbe of Levan announce the marriage of their daughter, Kathryn, on May 18, to Norman George Brazieal of Oakdale, He is the son of California. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Brazieal of Oakdale. The new Mrs. Brazieal has been teaching home economics at the Ripon High School at Ripon, California. The couple are making their home in Oakdale where Mr. Brazieal is employed. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cox n and daughter, Mrs. Barry of Mountiful spent Memorial day with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. P. Cox. Mor-tenso- , r r Cook Clean... who -- you-wa- n Pots and pans stay shiny bright it-- walls and cabinets keep that new look longer . . . curtains stay clean and fresh . . . to t 9 Inm ine looking. They are some of the rewards of cooking with a flameless electric range. All of this is because electric heat is clean as light. See your electric dealer's bright new models now! Love it for the Because its electric, its better! Utah Power & Light Co. way it pampers your every whim for comfort when you phone. Never again reach over, under or around anything to did. Reach for the handset. . there's the dial. Love it for the way you can call and call without once hanging up . . . just by button pushing the ll below the dial. re-ca- Love itfor the way it snuggles the palm of your hand with everything you need to phone within a finger's reach . . . perfect for a second phone near sofa, bed or chair. Wall or desk model Your choice of colors. Just call our Business (Office to order, or ask a Telephone Man. in $1 CHAPMAN Marriage Graduate to a new flameless Electric R Electrically Nephi News Briefs half-hard- partment for their prompt and efficient action when called to our residence on Monday afternoon. Because of their efMr. and Mrs. Earl Howard FOR RENT Two apart- had as their guests over the Miss Louise Hall of Salt Lake ficiency, the loss of property ments (1 bedroom, 2 bedroom) week end, their grandchildren, City was a week end guest at was kept far below the potenCall Steve Greenwood at Wendell, Rae Ann and Step- the home of her parents, Mr. tial, hanie Coombs of Granger. or and Mrs. Perry C. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Linton 623-185- Miss Chert Lynn Ostler became the bride of Lynden S. Vickery in an impressive double ring ceremony at the Juab Stake House on Saturday, June 1. Bishop Vaughn Paxman of the Nephi Second Ward performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Ostler are parents of the bride. The grooms parents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Vickery of Billings, Montana. The bride wore a dress of silk organza with lace appliqu-e- d on the bodice and skirt. The waist length veil was held by a crown of crystals and seed I tobacco, right, is a tender annual that will not live through even a mild frost. All three of these types are extremely useful in the garden. half-hard- y It w' is a Sc.Jiiosa, annual, tolerat-fo- g liylit frost. Sweet alyssum, center, is hardy, seeds iising outdoois over winter. Flowering half-hard- y Page Four |
