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Show o Jam U The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday June 10, Vf 'TV Air-I 1 I f . ivtv. 'vzytii I e - 5 v . f y fa t IT'S PROBABLY FUNGUS or LAWN INSECTS can clear them both out easily and surely with Brown's Formula "L" It clears out a variety of damaging and nuisance insects including lawnmoth larvae (sod vebworms), cutworms, earwigs, ants, sow bugs, grubs and many more. It rids your lawn of noxious fungi like snow molds, melting out, brown patch, dollar spot, fairy ring, rust and many more. And then feeds and turns your lawn to a beautiful, healthy, green turf. All from a single application. You ,; 7 v "V . ' a . " ' ?. 6e4"t A .4 I V V wn 4 o' 1 1ft ' IHE BUG STOMPER & FERTILIZER THAT DOES IT ALL! u il Seeing Brown Spots? r 1 VI d., ft s h'ixr' ', a 1972 ., ; ' - -i ; , ,,, ! ' Sx i3TTa Tfv fmJ - - hi ' SM 7 S3&Wsi v, - 2 - 7cjrr;ii k tl ifiU.I wiv.. 1 ft- If m VS - rw N. W filTO fnK3 i V REG. 1 2W I tJ ams, '7Ee-r?- ' pr v?--' V7 Set jour goals high, LDS Business College graduates were told Friday by LDS ofluial Harold B. Lee. Ceremonies in Assembly Hall on Temple Square were the college's 8oth. KIMBERLY LDS Business Graduates BLUE ASH Hear President Lee Talk the Sometimes greatest compliment is critinsm, President Harold B. Lee, F rst Presidency, Church of Jems Christ of Latter-daSamN, said Friday mgnt during LDS Business College graduation ceremonies. v To Open Rose Show Bv Genevieve Folsom Tribune Garden Editor Mayor Jake Gam wJl welcome delegates to the Rocky Mountain District Convention of the American Rose Society Saturday morning. Arming ihe highlights of the convention will be the attendance of a special guest, Eldon Lvle, a plant "aihocnsl wth exas Rom Rna'-cf'e Inc., at Tyler, Foundation, Tex. Dr. Lyle is the president of the American Rose Society. He won the society's highest award, the Gold Medal, in 1965 for his research. The convention and show will be held in the Garden center. Sugarhousp Park D D rector Rocs V. Lahr of Denver will preside. The opes at 9 a m. with introductions by Helen Anderson, president of the Utah Rose Society. After Mayor Gams welcoming there will be talks by lr. and Mrs. George Kelly of 'ortez, Coio., and by Noiman IJPage of Denver. Dr. Lyle, one of the foundrose ers of Tylers 35,000-busin nation the arden largest will speak at a noon luncheon at the Garden Center. Sundays events include a tmeakfast at the Rodeway Inn, 54 W. 6th South, and a tour if Temple Square. The rose huw will be open to the ic from - 5 p.m. s, h Temple continued, Square, When there's a hijacking, a kidnaping or a stucidp, people always W'ant lo know if that person's a Moimon. They dont ask if he's a Methodist, or some other religion; only, is he a Mormon. he Why? Think about it, that the advised, adding virtues of adversity oftfimes bring out the good in man. 12.50 THORNLESS your mistakes, and dont ge irritated at the small things, he instructed. Last, but most important, if you are shiphe said, fast and pray it wrecked, will bring you peace and comfort and point you on to success. The graduation ceremonies were the 85th for the college since it opened in 1887. Also speaking during the meeting and were Karen Cordery Charles P. Auger, students. R. Ferris Kirkham, president of the college, conferred degrees, diplomas and special awards at the end of the ' ' v (8 PORCH & PATIO in Bud dot. plants) 0 PATENTED CLIMBING ROSES ONLY ROSE BUSHES TOMATO PLANTS wooaen boske's. roalrv Reg. ea. 98c in gal. cans TOMATO PLANTS IN PONYPAKS...4Q Ready to Plant oaented field grown m 3 gallon Brown exclusive- specially treated wooaen Duckets. Plant bucket and all. Makes rose qrowmg easy, reduces transplant shock. Grown horn 'he best rose growing areas in America. Well established m wooden baskets; GolaenGate, Heirloom, Apollo, Portrait, OldTmer, Aquarius, Firelight, Command Performance, Smokey, Proud Land, Pascal, Polynesian Sunset, Master Lmcom, Chicago, Peace and many, many, All choice plant? -lash arein inhua ar d P oom and e . en tr ; t. Jn r qrt lo- oaio or pore n. Have toma'os a.l ' ie ? rrirr .cmg. ppst ver el Choice ornament tree with double flowers of briaht carmine red. Excellent fer parkings or accent. Ultimate height is 10 to L5 feet. 6 to 8 fee tail in cans. CONTAINER GROWN JACKSON & PERKINS 'n Bloom cho ce, I HAWTHORNE . . . One of '3 TT ROSE TREES REG. 79c Real se.sct cho.ce stoex Th ach.evem.ent of the garden1 Excellent ior patio & garden or accent. Exce.,ent for g .its! tnesougmarei shade trees dimensions. A real the Beech is one of tn finest wayside trees. Choice trees 4 to 5 feet tall m cans, well branchec. of Unquestionably the best :n town! Huge plants in hue & bioom. duv small pot sve txk s.ze ana wa t till summer ic the snow. Have corqeoas plants now and all summer. It s worth it. Don II tj ;J noDle ;2 . eye-please- ; . 4" POT , SIZE Reg. EACH W A DOZEN IMPROVED DELTA KENTUCKY BLUE GRASS SEED ra-e- 89 c Q99 s1450 Cne of h he s punt weeds - In Bud 'n Bloom TT "K i, All ruoj e. A PONY PAK GERANIUMS Green Enopean Reg. 2.50 A LARGE FLAT PAUL'S SCARLET l. Most Important NEW DAWN TALISMAN WHITE DAWN CORAL DAWN -- Keen yoi.r standards, no matter what business you get in; Don't compromise what you believe in Set your just to get a job; goals high, and Don't take yourself too seriously. Greatness comes from within and occurs only in humble Keep people, he continued morally clean, be yourself, think of woik as a privilege and a calling, adopt a positive attitude, do the very best you can until the end, learn by cluded, 'Or J5.1 Reg. irtues he advised the graduates to aquire in- ALOHA PEACH REG. 5.50 A FLAT fern-lik- e Other Pe'ites. Choice plants BLAZE V A hanasome, dean and rapid growing tree of open habit, which makes it a good tree for locations where you don't want dense shade. It's delicate foliage is atti active bnght green, 6 to 8 feet tall m cans. Other Virtues 202 & No Flat Deposit HONEY LOCUST 10.50 Choice lush plants well estaolished in 2 1, cans. Choice, brae field grown. and and varieties. 799 Reg. CLIMBING ROSES All the choice good ones. wmners like Gold Galore. Tall growing One of toe reed choice Shame Trees. Clean ana a reasonao.y rapia growing tree, very hardy ana forms a beautiful dense dome of shame. Choice 6 to 8 feet tall in cans, well branched. President Lee, speaking to more ihan 1,500 persons gath-- c e at llm Assembly Hell on Mavor Gain MARIGOLDS ft tSi A BAG , b?t Blue Grasses W n Area. 85co oi noxious iQCo lr CHOICE DECORATIVE TAMS CHUNK BARK Lush green fol;aae 15" to spreaa. We.i established in cans. 18" All Organic COMPOST Jumbo 3 cu.-fbag. Small, Medium or Jumbo. t. SUNBEAM REVOLVING SPRINKLER D.sr'buts 400 ga.s. pr hour. Can cover a guaran-ee- . d.ame'er a. 1- Rsg. 2.7U Lonely' Boys Staters Vote To Hold Meets With Girls LOGAN Delegates (AP) to the American Legion's hoys State hayp decided that i Weekend Fair Begins Today The second Utah Ait I League Renaissance 'am, 15th oast mg an art show Jfentury entertainment and a ietum to me quiet life of the ILurcpear, Renaissance, sarrs A .Fa turd ay in a meadow Inf Salt Lake City. souih The fair at ISth Fast and South also will run and again June 17 and 18 d June 21 and 25 T Dave Coulam, a fair organiser, said it gives artists in the Intrrmountam Area a chance ijto show their wares. Nearly 2)f) booths are planned for Vie event, he added. 4 Sun-CJia- CLEMATIS VINES Choice plants in bud 'n bloom. Noted :o- - its rapid sienaer del .cate rol.aqe at id o' blooms oi oas-e- i e coio-- ! bloom' ve-- aecora it is lonely in Logan, so Friday they voted to eomoirie B- o- and state mootings. The vote took place as part of activities in a moik legislature. Unlike previous action the vote was unanimous for the inclusion of the girls. Presently girls' and boys' meetings are held concurrently, but at different ends of tre state. Boys' State officials have made a statement on the vote. Gh' An unidentified La-g- Bul-'or- T. REINFORCED RUBBER HOSE w tth Tv-e- x tire cord Full flo brass coupl ngs, pre mium nose lullv guaranteed. Fe.rJo-ce- d ' Reg. 10.95 "TRANSPLANT INSURANCE CONTRACTOR'S IN A BOTTLE WHEELBARROW MOBGRO'S We tional meeting Roys Nation. Elected were Dave A. Pro'o and Doug J. Barton, Magna. The two will have the position of senator when they go to Washington 0C. inter tins year, 50-F- tive official said, haven't made a decision and we wont.' Friday the delegates also eiertpd Utah's repiespntatives to the Amettran legion's na- s8"x ROOT STARTER r.f v V I shock! A m 1st tor trees, annuals, shrjbs, Also contairs cne.atmg eger. lerul'zer Tied jres transplant arid at d l.s.n a1!1 Heavy duty, pneumatic tire, hardwood handle. 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