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Show .. Ji IT f jrHiiriiiiiiyf 1 c. jx The nicest thing about perennials By (am-v- ve H ) grows to 3 feet P Omega a white slightly tinged with violet, grows to 2N feet Phlox maculata. an American native, has bloom form that is cylindrical rather than triangular Common'v Known Type The more commonly known Phlox paniculata hybrids will be showy in the garden, furnishing flowers in midsummer w hen color is needed Phlox like moisture, but soil should be well drained Phlox arc perennials. staying in the same spot for some time, ft is best to incorporate plenty of humus into the soil before uKuin Tribune Garden hdiui I'hlux are thoe beautiful peim nnili that flower in Alien the bloiim is needed the rimst A new one - two in fact are Phlox maculata Alpha and Phlox Omega They have thu k glO'Sy foliage that resists mildew The two ihlox flower earlier, are ea.s icr to grow and show more phlox col or than the more commonly grown ihlox panu ulata Both bear dense. (yhndru.al (lower heads P Alpha a s Oft rose-pin- - planting It could be screened i leaf mold or peat moss Plants can be purchased at a nursery ready to be placed in the garden Plants will be stronger if the weaker shoots are pinched out. Cut back faded flower m the labor force, it came from Census Bureau data. We gather statistics on median infamilies and the come, single-paren- t influx of Spanish-speakinpeople in the United States. When you hear that the average family has 2.2 children and both parents have to work, it comes from the Census Bureau. We report on the number of people who have stopped looking for work because they are discouraged, and what effect education has on earning pow- Dear Ann Landers: You ve printed in defense of waitresses, firefighters, salesclerks and secretaries. May I tell my story? I m a Census Bureau interviewer. letters g I've been cursed, had doors slammed in my face and telephone Ann Landers er With these statistics and others, the Census Bureau takes (tie pulse of America It is the best way to find out in which direction our country is receivers banged in my ear. People call me "nosy" and refuse to answer questions concerning jobs, family income. etc. They think the government is spying The Census Bureau works for the people We interview selected adof dresses to get a good America. We dont know or care who these people are Our statistics show only that two white retired people over 65 are living in a house 50 years old on a combined income of less than $5,000 per year. We interview these people eight times over a period of 16 months to see what changes have taker place during that time. Maybe she has become widowed and is forced to look work. We want to know for part-tim- e cross-sectio- n When you read that 53 percent of mothers with school-ag- e - e. children are 1 dkc ritii'm T Vuurdav J.inujrv lrf AT) I'M. Murgurite 2 growing is feet j double pink with rose pink blooms September Charm is a s,l ver) ro-- e Learn about the garden, what lo t shade geraniums are actually pelargoniums The true geranium can be found growing in canyons and mountains. They are delightful planted in the flower border ur in a rock garden There are varieties whuh bung flowers from bate spring to fall Colors are blue, purple lavendar and pink Most plants will be mounds from 12 to 15 inches high Foliage is attractive and leaves are duint and cut. The plant tolerates drought well Enhance Garden To enhance the garden, consider the day lily. Hermerocalhs or day lilbecause their flower ies lasts for that period of time Thej flower from late spring to fall Each day. the plant will be covered with blooms. They are excellent for cutting to use in design Sizes are dwarf to nearly 36 inches Some are evergreen. Colors range from cream to gold, jellow, pink, cherry, maroon, lavendar, orange, salmon, purple, red and mahogany. Some are Chicago is lavendar with a cream-gree- n throat. Hosanna has golden Melon blooms with sepals tipped with melon and throat a deep plant and w hen to plant, how to rare bu flower-- , and vegetables at The Salt Lake Tribunes Home and Carden Festival Feb 27.28, March 1 and 2 at the Salt Palace tm tU' V, jA t v . t t 4 . V' w .fy ir-mg- e. .V olive For late fall flowers, plant the Japanese anemone. It is graceful, flowers come double or single and colors are pink or white Plants grow 2 to 3 feet Flowers are excellent for cut- - rU " A Phlox maculata Alpha is a new variety offered by Wayside Gardens. It will flower earlier, is easier to grow in the garden. HIGH CHEST Bedroom Sets that have just arrived; offered now at January Sale prices. Popularity." Send SO cents with your request enveand a long, stamped, lope to Ann Landers, P.O. Box 1195, Chica- m teak with 34 x 18 5 drawers 45 Now 299 Reg with an outstanding selection of Danish Do you feel owkword, lonely? Welcome to the club. There's help for you in Ann Londers booklet, "The Key lo this. tirg House-plan- ing To keep rraldew from phlox, waer by irrigation rather than sprinkling if sprinkling is a must, do it in early morning, so the plant dries before night. Nothng is more beautiful in the garden than a huge planting of hard phlox. For an even more lovely effect, plant so light colors are in front, gradually working to darkest shades in back. Grown From Seed Phlox can also be grown from seed. Plant seeds in a cold frame in the fall to germha'- in thu s,rmg. Some phlox to enju are Mi s Lingard, white; Mount F uji, whiu B. Bymons-Jeunpink with crimson eye: Bright Eyes, pink with red eyes. Pinafore Pink, dwarf pink; Caroline V.inden-berg- , lavendar: Progress, light blue. Sandra, red. Slarfire. red. and Orange Perfec tion, an orange color The true Geranium ur Crane's Bill heading Census Bureau employees are not "nosy." We are sworn not to reveal any information except to other sworn Census employees. The information can be used for statistical purposes only. Violation of the oath is punishable by fine and imprisonment. No one including the FBI. the CIA and the IRS - is allowed access to Census Bureau Hies. So. please, the next time I call on you. don't attack me. I'm working for a living just like you. N.T., Cincinnati Dear Cin: Thanks for a letter that should make life easier for you and your colleagues. Glad you wrote. cun-aile- sjIi theyre always there d is another perennial to be for the garden Thev are hardy and can be planted in full sun or light urn-pos- t, heads to be repaid with later bloom- Census workers doing their job arent nosy is hi x 229. go, ill. 60411. Federated clubs set conference Miss Utah Gina Larsen, Orem, will be guest luncheon speaker at the General Federation of Womens Clubs-Uta- h Federation of Womens Clubs conference Jan. 25 at the fund-raisin- mid-wint- Sheraton Triad Hotel and Towers Florence Valgardson. Provo, president. will preside at the conference, which begins at 9:30 a m. Geneva Swartz, Ogden, second vice president, will speak at the morning session. Her topic will be "Today's WomanVolunteer." Gladys Goates, Springville, president-elect. will help preside at the luncheon. Also participating will be Mary Ann Peterson. Monroe, first vice president; nity Improvement Program: Marilyn White, Provo, president's project; Garnet Sorenson, Tooele, Marion Gustavson, Orem, bulletin and publicity; and Palma Jacobs. Moab: historians report. Tickets for luncheon and registrations are $10, registration only, $2. 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