Show The HANDIEST ON FARM AND RANCH i - V 0 f with Jhogreeiv thumbers HELPER "'j i ' ' ' p Kearns Thumbers Announce Winners -- w - 1 - J 'V A' L b SAKKin-- Tk OeievleTe by WxmI Cainrata art Martar Folsom IT f ‘ ' TrlOuue Oardea Bditor 1a Sack You con Du lid itidll houaea foundation and shpda quickly and with Jpm fitaa with SAKRITR Thoae and arars incrack feed trough a talll and flooring are repaired readily conveniently with SAKRETE Store SAKHETE convenient moisture-proIn ita foryear-rounua There' a SAKRFfK mix for ?V'r?ar ll!V Gravel Mix Rand Min and Water Tito Stucco) Juat add water Worn and dampffed barn and tnflfc houae floors if atil) atructurally sound can PATCH wv PATCH repels damaae from moiw Lure and is resistant to Lactic and most other acids Patches and new PFRMA tirfnoos made PATCH mixed with SAKRFT? will stand up under hard constant BEAUTIFUL flower show with the theme "AutumnSymphony was sponsored recently by the Kearns Green Thumbers at the West Kearns School Although It was the club’s first show there were nearly 300 entries Flowers entered were of the finest quality and the exhibition was beautifully staged in an attractive A d T lurfa fro AVAIlAltl HAtDWARI (UPflY v'-- setting AT LUMBtl art OEALIM “Queen ef the show award went to Mrs W O BUILDtNa EYItrWHIM Bostwick 5040 S 4420 West St at Kearns for her Vogue rose The award for the best arrangement featuring the theme was presented to Katherine Christensen 4378 W 5055 South St Kearns Mrs Phyllis J Park 3480 W 3500 South ?i V I'kAMAinai Manufactured Dad Diatrfinitad - BrSAKRZTX alt Laka City IE r Something Newll Concrcle Steps READY-MAD- E AT SURPRISINGLY LOW PRICES — IMMEDIATE SERVICE UNIT STE? —fix! precUloaperfecf a tap e UNIT STEP —Oral hollow coat eoecrefe atop UNIT STEP —loc durability— --Io non beauty lowar coart concrete atop UNIT STEP — for greater aafety —Brat UNIT STEPS will add many tlmee their coal to tho yaluo of your bora WRITE OR PHONE one-piec- oa-aki- d UIIIT STEP 101 CO OF UTAH Ph W ISM South Salt Lako City 4 Utah IN 01S5X — THESE GLIDDEN VALUES ALSO AVAILABLE HER- E!- OCTOBER PAINT SPECIALS Gliddsn's Flat Latex omit WasbibU No lo or bnub mark Drioa to M mlnutoo Raamoif to mitcb Mint colors LOW—LOW PRICE $205 gal 45c - Your Container BOILED LINSEED OIL PAINT THINNER $i25 C GoL CONTAINIS “Whsn Toe Think Paint and Wallpaper— Think OccIiivcPaint & Color Center rtiNTY op 633 SOUTH STATE-PHO- ran pahkino NE EM 93 w&s awarded o sweepstakes for the best artistic entry Her arrangement was carried out in fruit and vegetables Cathy YOURZRrp A NEWHOME H FIND IT IN TODAYS WANT ADS ‘ - characteristics El-le- tt nations two Gertrude White lattice adorned with corsages and a bridal bouquet and framed with baskets of gladiolus and w&s I Grove art Hutch- sknecht Mrs Hausknecht is in charge of chrysanthemums with Goral entries under the direction of Mrs A ‘ Rose Meeting Members of the Utah Rose Society will meet Thursday at 8 pm at the Uon House Social Center 63 South Temple St Walter M Keller will discuss last winter’s freeze on roses Dr Leonard Pollard and Professor Otto Reich-mawill give talks on the results on experimental roses and perennials at the Utah State Agricultural experimental farm at Farmington Refreshments will be served Henry Ogaard will preside R Stenburg The artisdivision will be handled by Mrs R V" Morris Table settings will be directed by tic Mrs H Brewer W A odal display of modern ap- ce- ramics and arranger supplies will be featured Mrs IL W Eskuche is in charge of a display of antique : ce- ramics The public is invited to enter as well as visit the show Entries will be re- ceived on Oct 22 from 8 to 10:30 am Judging will be at 11:30 am may be obtained Schedules from Mrs V R Hutchens and Mrs R V Morris Salt Lake City and Mrs Howard Hausknecht Bingham GST IU0 n ’ show Mrs V R ens is general chairman assisted by Mrs Julion Clawson and Mrs Howard Hau- In vege- tables and fruit was the displays by the children in the Junior Classes Many unusual and outstanding arrangements received applause Special awards in this group were given to Nettie Nelson Shermie Murray Mary Packard Vilda Nielson and -- Stella Day Lawrence Peterson was given a special award for his excellent work in staging the show Show Judges were Mrs S A Steier Fred Augsburger Mrs Dorthea Newbold Mrs Ralph C&rlston Mrs P G Packard is club president Lark two Mrs Jay Labrum Murray two Mrs Ruby Hausknecht sky-blu- e I MIW Hours are 2 to 8 on Monday and from pm 10 am to 9 pm on Tuesday It will be a combinand ation chrysanthemum other Gowers These were designed and arranged by and Peterson Lawrence Mrs Erven Mrs Day Day was general chairman Outstanding for its unique n One of the finest Gower shows sponsored by the Fillmore Garden Club was held recently in the American Legion Hall In Fillmore Hundreds of beautiful Gowers were arranged in artisThere were tic displays 278 entries and approximately 500 people visited the show The theme “Fillmore’s Fashions in Flowers’ was carried out with a manikin wearing a dress and holding a corsage of pink roses and white car- —- III— ! Mrs W O Bostwick of Reams won Queen of the Show award at recent Kearns Green Thumbers exhibition y Copperton three Mildred two Finnas Copperton Mildred Ekman Lark three In the artistic division first place ribbons were awarded to Betty Butter-wort- h Marjorie Garner Myrle Homer Jean Moore all of Kearns and Bessie Illsley of Granger Maretta Rushton Hunter won four blue ribbons in the artistic class House plant awards went to Elizabeth Bostwkk Bonnie Bowen Mildred Ekman Bessie Illsley Mrs Lawrence M Layton Lillie Nielson Winning honors in the large Junior division were Michelle Bostwick Dixie Homer Susan Homer Tommy Knickerbocker Su- san Letter all s of Kearns Those winning more than one blue ribbon Included Robert Berg two Cheryl Khlckerbocker two Susan Knickerbocker two Judy Steunenberg two Rosalie Whiting two all of Kearns ' ’tut Pyper Myrtle Yowells all of Kearns Dr E R Huckleberry Lark Bessie Illsley Charles His-leGranger Harold Rush-toM a r e 1 1 a Rush ton Hunter Those receiving more than one blue ribbon were Ray Ahlstrom five Sibyl Barton two Elizabeth Bostwick two LaDon two Jean Moore four Mary Sherwin two all of Kearns Maretta Rushton Hunter - I Lis-bet- h Rathbun A ' m'K Norma PlayerWozab framework 18 f r I ’ Fillmore's Flowers YOU QWB "V Thompson 4910 S 4720 West St Kearns won sweepstakes for the best Junior division entry A special award went to Mrs Park for a display showing cocoons of luna moths Blue ribbons in the horticultural division went to Joanna Ba&Mf£is Bosen Gladys CarlSon Marjorie Garner Mrs Glen Giles Ray L Gunderson Phyllis La brum Paul Nixon Mrs Grant a a Of UCtYI CHAD CHAOS IWCI Schedule School A flower judging school Is scheduled for Oct 26 to 29 at the Judge Memorial School auditorium East St sponsored by the Utah Associated Garden Clubs The public Is invited to the course which will feature classes in landscape design ‘and Gower show standards as well as flower 650-llt- h arrangements Of special Interest will be the table setting display which will be held from 12 noon to 9 pm on Oct 28 Flower Show A Gower show sponsored by the Mum Club and the Utah Garden Guild will be held Oct 22 and 23 at Memorial House In Memory Hie Soft Lake 1 ! 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