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Show ! I f . .. ,i , ,1 pr-DESER- Solt Lake City, Utah, Sunday Morning, September NEWS, ET t , , ,, ) . , t ., 1951 3D, ,, I - - GARDEN CLUB NEWS i v , i p. i' i 1 4 - 'I t . t. t 1 f 1 - il I 1 il . .1 1 ' l' 1 Four organizations are working together to snake this one of the biggest flower shows ever Caged in the State Capitol. Cooperating are the Utah Wholesale Florists Association, LaMar White. president; Utah State Florists Association, O. J. McDonald, president; Utah Nurserymen's Associalon, Joseph N. Quist, president; and Utah Associated Garden Clubs, Dorthea Newbold, president. Assisting Mr. Augsburger as chairman will be Theo Kendall and Mrs. L. H. Stratford from the zarden clubs, with Carston Hansen, architect of plans for the show. Trophies to be awarded will Include two to be contributed 1 I 1 :! 1 1 . , '.3y 28. '. I the beseret Newsone to be ,given to the club winning the greatest number of points in the artistic section, points to be totaled according to the number of ribbons won. The second Deseret News trophy will be awarded to the best hortictutural entry in the showA Both trophies are to be awarded annuilly until they have been won three Unties by the same club, or, in the case of the horti:Wtural award, by the same person three times, when it will be retired. The president's award, given annually by the president of Utah Associated Garden Clubs. will go to the best entry in the chrysanthemum section. Plans for the annual Utah State Fail Flower Festival are being completed, with the appointment of Fred Augsburger as the general chairman of the three-d- i la vent. Oct. 26, 27, 1 i 1 1 Ogden Club Sets Plant Exchange Party The Ogden Garden Club 1011 hold a plant exchange and pie social on Sunday, Sept. 30, at 3 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wilson at Roy, Utah. 1 Fourz 1 1Q1-- i at , . -- , .. t ,t - i '' - tril' 7- ...i:v... entoaua WILL . , tovomns SCS the talteed et a eery taiersble greeds4 maim sell mere dosing out ' eg magotliceet biesening ettetilOtt MUM al aironsest is TIAN-t- o g011 ONLY Siliet los will be itwhitetail wits 1140 startlieg beauty sod reelable, oiler ot thew Oesielse DMus' melt seretully easeee trots our prise salootem Soolt pir;a1; tioneally doeolope Oa the site et a bushel basket ant Mgr grew my-Intik betailrede et Mesabi. Somers wbenti toopetted by the bliebigea Met. apretolturis Au riM Cenobitic array et toe glorious samesit isISe. Mote Olowl Mt, Yoliow Ostia. i.e.,. Quota atea Whits 01000111. Oilier peer Ogeblen Mout pleats tolay wage there bob I. tete agmbiblie et titis sentatiosist Mel b Otto NO SOW, lust mei alms sad sitgraes. MMus IS COMA ION MUM plums arrive with Beaus itt nybrit air Web ph.. C.0.0. Dom Mast, pay psalms age- - Nara plant IS trearesterti, rumbas Wee Mtetidut It Mt dottitillet. Otter TODAY! f ... - , i , 1 MICMAC MCC& 1110141 Ind 1079 0 14,1- 7, ttowns Of idttMA. , ,h I - .. , 141 The regular meeting of the board of directors of Utah As--1 iodated Garden Cubs will be held Sunday, Oct. 144 at 2 p.m., at 244 South Main St. Club presidents: regional and district directors, state officers, and state committee chairmen are reqtiested to attend. I. , .- 9 ...... It .........--- -, 13112A w pa antot SOS. PSI Si roosts. woe Pp wallop SM. a Jimmy DILP111111011 PLAN?. Lemma Stel SMS on rasp S. L. Flower Club Plans Regular Meet tut mite a is and Slogs Itmae.altlig mationt volonakia .......---..- -loot bloa , , ' I ' I I ! I t 1. itt ; tKORG it t wrS. -- ,A,.- - Ait' 0 ., - Lr."1-1-11- Ii a El F4 All. ' - , A.. ' v azi ,Ill - I 12 41 -- , - ' ' ,,, , , , LATII1S NOW with Ia , 1:1 , , '.., Fall is the limo toFEED your LAWNS for FITNTER. MORGRO is .complete plant food made for local soil conditional Use MOIIGRO now and enloy lovely lawns , next ' lag and summer. ,,T, SOLD BY ALL BETTER DEALERS! A, Manufactured Exclusively by , T iir7,---in-- i t I t, toes(stist 4, 4 S011ettelit II ; : t,71 ,LI. , ft ei I .0 t,I,I, 1 '1 ,; 41, , CAROM OF ti 0 en IIn flower Line, balance, focal , , point relation of the container to the material, and in the case toP4 of 1 111 all the dried material L., VTD' 1 If ''' if4Pli-- 11 whether painted or not, color ,1harmony is important. 1 -, , : Many d.xfignert uses figurine i 14: as the focal point of dried ar' , 41IL rangements. Here, gen, care e ,...,, wlo ewe' must be exercised, as ,Ie figure .......ta...".,.....sommessed as origami til oall 1, Nose room se 101 SULIkt ii7 Leo W. PUS , our ors tobtes mit tioduel the, aro ONO Wel SI of a colonial girl certainly OW wee' oet Ottooloo stook tete look ll ottowe i b. Ill y 1 . at oar. orostrone, Woe Notetoot Assortoomt kolloll Dorm. would not look kood with an mem erg Oteate Tolle toe Moo IMO SP et bulb Roe adlobloot toe oat Moo don mot dkortolo to roe awesome itoot , and è rem Woo. owes' arrangement of teasel weeds. NOW llellalk lielletokt Root kloOlkil Tease owl towns tole toloomoso et Me ossososool ottor see bre the WOW memos eo stene leen leketer Use instead figures of birds or eettert, 010111 youart Ws SEN11115el eitamoll "lee tr ogOor Inimals and attempt to pea (rat Mil oucar.m.grsizr41 WO a bit of the outdoors in the arpleamro. tilna,4...:,,.....2,:t4 ZlilliatOBAllig CA"a7.71:11"'"Irologl ""rororat so ftooa. rangement. making it as realNONNI NM CIL SW 1879 armed lbeidls Z. Eh& tllntlloidkll leak, I istic as possible, still retaining o , tha principals of good design. IT f rep 0 ' li kk ' ' 00, f , 1 It fill SHO,Rt TILli WAY! , ' '1i .1 , 1 , Contiased from G4 tainers are not a good choke, but use of pottery and wooden containers is wise. SAME PSDICIPIZS The same principles of design apply to this type as apply to arrangements made of fresh 14111t111A w,,,9 , , : ARRANGE - 77, s The Salt Lake Flower Garden Club will bold Its monthp.m. in ly meeting Oct. 1 at the Recreation Room, 312 City and County Building. The president, Mn. Walter C. Hurd, will preside. Flower of the month will be by Mrs. Roy Tate and Mrs. J. M. Blumer, topics by J. H. Ehlers, arrangements by Mrs. Durrant. Hostess will be Cleo J. Shipp. Gus F. Hy lien will arrange a of chrysanthemums. display Members are requested to bring specimen Bowers. On Sunday, Sept. 30, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davis will conduct another garden tour of the City Parks and other lovely gardens. Meeting plate will be the tulip garden at the State Capitol ' grounds at 1:30 p.m. ' ),,,,rtAA . mim211ZE your MOM nvention....- Plans Meeting Oct. It , co- , 140 ' La) . 6) . , ' , I t''' A .,,,ta re-cre- IstIttleiroto-.1.111msoall- i) , op lot .. II, i l'N''''''''r , t,,- , so.. ,... . . . ,.., , N"t - :74 '46,7P , - ' t.' 1.....1 .''. t'r.,. rt-- i , c . 11,20 !L IA . t. ..,0:,,,,,,,' 14 - ',I, : , ' ' ..pgtI, -- .."e. k ' ' i., . t I 1, i,s, . I 41 4 . ft' 1 11 11,11,..'. ; ,,r' '., i ;:;., ,' , ...,...:.2C0 . l':: :,;:, 1 I . ..,,,,,,,.h ,,.. 'A o I. f :a 6, "A lc:4. y..... 1,k, ", tkAt 1, .., ..,...,.... r , aN f .rI.. 1 .1 ..1b; . . : .- -. V1N114's. - ,..1,,,, , 'IP , -- ' t, 4, 5..i - ,, , I '7.7,Z: , .., ',A .,Cer ,.,. j ...-- . ''. . Members of tht 'garden clubs In the Sanpete Region attended the annual regional convention of their region Saturday. with the members of the Nephi Garden Club as hosts. Mrs. Sam Hayes is president of the club. Mary Hermansen, regional director, presided at the . held was at The first session 3 p.m. in the Central School, with Mild Patten and Dorthea' Newbold. Mrs. Claude L. Shields Claude L. Shields and Fred and Fred Augsburger speakers. Mrs. Shields lectured on fall tare of roses and seeds that may be planted in the fall. Mr. Augsburger $ howed colored slides on bulb planting and played many varieties of bulbs for fall planting. Club reports were given by the presidents of clubs from Gunnison, Manti, Monroe, Richfield, Salina, Ephraim, Mt. Pleasant, Siring City, Fairview and NePhi ,......, i; "a? , , .,,! ,..,. .... 1 ,,, . , " ., LIAGC Board S olaStlIONIAril' '''. ..11," .1;;eek . Sanpete Regional Club Holds Meet ,. ,a, ' . ,., I.4...a.:'..--sitcporondk , ,. , Pie and drinks will be serted bj club officers and thea'' members will exchange plants tised in their own garden. '' r , ' 0, -- ,,,,--,,,- , .a.aaT t ,,,,,,. ' , , 1n NI ' , ,, - ..t., ... , 7- - ; 1. V.... ; . 7 4 , t- - 6 -- Itir , . ,- ,..A.-- .. ',:.- , ..f' (.' ' ,i ", - - .,..; -- :.;:, - .,.., , , ,, ,. , ' ', : 7,s taina.0:-..,1.,- EVIDENCE OF L, - ':...) i' -- , - ' ,- N.r..,,,,,..V.: '...wki,' ;,,,,.. Itit lk-- 4', )4....,..,,I, "It - ,, ..,, . 4.....,,I,,.4:,,,;;,,,l'tv,k,,--''.''';.- -. , FALLEight-year-ol- Tommy Melen- d thin of Draper looks over some gourds with which he has won blue ribbons. He prepares them himself. Youngsterof 8 VViris Prizes With Goiirds Making eptrits and winning blue has become an interesting pan of e hobby that young Tommy son of EuMelenthin, genia V. Melenthin of Draper, hadn't thought about when he started growing gourds and-- Indian corn two years ay.,. or Possibly the youngest member of the American Gourd Society, he has learned how fo grow and cure the gourd, as well as the best way to display them in shows. He has received some ideas on how to make use of the matured, cured gourd which be plans to put Into effect now that winter is Just around the corner. HAS OWN GROUND A small plot of ground that has not become a burden on hot summer days, when small boys would rather be climbing trees, is the responsibility of this young gardener. Here he has planted the bills of gourdsv and close by are tct be ' found the rows of colorful Indian and a few plants of strawberry corn. Assisted by his mother, Tom has tied strings between posts for the vines to climb over. Next year he has greet hopes that a real trellis can be erected for them to climb. Blueprints of a suitable trellis have been sent to Tommy by the national group to which he belongs. They advise use of a roof similar to that of a garage, using lath, supported by four corner posts. The vines would cover this completely and the gourds, being heavier, would hang down through the roof, where the grower and could view the fruits while standing under, the roof and without having to move a leaf era vine. 14 HOBBY BEGINS ribbons-InAllower-sho- : ,L. :.! . ft0:::.:,-,.4?!: , ii 40 4, ()nun LIEEC'S , ..1 , ' , ' - .,, . , ,,, , ..,,,4,, .c.,, Fred Aiigsburger Directs Group Planning Fall ,Flower Festival i1 1 . - . f 7412gr!' er After the frost has killed the vines, harvesting and curing the matured fruits begins. Thus starts a fall and then a winter hobby for the young gardener. Only matured fruits are gathered and stored In a cool dry and airy place. During the drying process, the young gardener will notice that on some parts of the gourds small spots of mold will be working. These spots resemble very tine white powder, but this mold does not destroy the gourd. Rathei, it enhances the aPPearante 01 thegourd by leaving a mottled pattern which many may think is a natural coloring. - After the drying process has been completed, which may take anywhere from several months to a year the gourd is waxed and polished. Farmers have . more fingers, hands, arms, legs, missing than any other occupatioal group in the cotmtry. The same engineers are working on an even lighter concret in which air is used in place of sand. The air bubbles insure excellent insulation, and make the new concrete far lighter. 11 This year. Utah will have its largest turkey crop in history. . UNWANTED of do body HAIR oroditotod Poomonomoty odd front goy god Mi. tosior- Soco-Poi- of do sec SocoPdo coolion so dome or did will hid do bed toot. kdd. artmoireary LOR-BEE- R chdwakell LABORATORIES clumvout VANCOUVII, ST. St. PEOLIY OLISH Ptd nolo to ter Weeder gAttom doge wins. "looked boo, by moot "Wbvio Poloons" . 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