Show e- - w r Hr ' ' lf - £ Through The Garden Gate to w twu uenattv 14 Bl'MiAY I l 1 rf li irtMAL’ ritlL IliiT i uuitt I I tall Water to read carefully iliree- - j-'- JT til'ltll Ja KI NS niK tnp again defying with strange power the very law that hold the earth together Gravity Every plant whlih ha lain asleep and dormant during the winter now (eel the eg- hiliratlng effect of a magic liquid brewed each year un der the ajwll of aprlng un- ihme and balmy dayi Thia lap a imall word in- what deed I to plant-lif- e blood I’ to animal life It course through passage cor- responding to the vein and arteries of animals It Is slml- lar also to blood as it consist principally of water carrying r dorttand that thorr'i a time t r a t u r d blossoms have yiu (or planting and a time for durmrd many genfraun of you harvesting Soma of thee lit- n n tie rascals have been bloom- - s“rdN‘ pw‘ and varitie ing for several weeks Wacan still have a good garden of are cultivated in garaeni w- - Sr" “ color if we get busy now There are planti available and ready for your chooiing The panalei we planted two weeka ago are blooming un- harmed by frost hail rain and know' We plan to plant marv this week for a grand and colorful showing there are acme bulbs which may be planted now luch a tipldiaa These Meal- apring-flowerin- g iraerymiln ur n day Most Diaiithus are easily raised from eed but some named varietiei are prupegat- - adva to fc P “tn ' P 1 1 ir from cuttings or root Most Pink made by root dlviiions should be react be-'fry two haor three year CUM growth rampant u Full aun and gntty soil ialka- f inel wits them best y trres and mid nowii seed pods picked () keeping the ljmc (u ot'tliem the blooming season may 'JJSJ £- Pr0 8 itte Cn No 1 specimen and the Uk1 parts of the plant as needed room and are the gayeit ever lection is food There are t ' circulating through the leaves We really shouldnl throw In SOME OF THE pleasure of many kind-- of perennial in and other breathing portions n that rve “ ‘flower gardening comes from cans or pots which you may nH ihm i ti Km uemen th tubr'“?hf?®' planning the garden in ad- - want in vour perennial border mgn influent e of sunlight and nias are ubers not buibs vance If you have a rock garden aR much fun a j( dahlias are also tubers maung L for a vacation there are planti for that Wo pjani The andogy between sap wh le gladiolus are conns j making up a menu that perfer the flowering planls - i and blood may be carried still But most folks show their v ? w you dogt have tp prepare A rather than the all green farther In edition to blood affection for these flower by Wfu panned garden assures ground covers although we the body of an animal con- - calling them all bulb 1 flowers at all times attrac- - dn draw the line when it l tains other liquids as saliva Smarting the tubers of be- - lively arranged pleasing color conies to the Somjervivivi-an- d lymph likewise in ad- - eonias is no trick if you have combinations try to woik unis coniiunnlv calleil to sap many plants the space indoor We usually out a to in- - leak or Hen and Chicken Hl(me have twcial ducts containing leve those problems to our cjude )oth an- - There are many kinds on'tlie ' and perennials i liquids other than sap Tur- - nurseryman nuals In this way there’s market or at some niirserbs ? — o— pentine for instance is mail" "v ! usually something in bloom and they are adorable Ttfry ' f not from the sap but from ' J M ! YOl'R IwkWN is one of the always v hive to grow liesidr a roc Lei r secretions of the turjientine AiHil jobs to take care of It iMurii Many newcomers to garden- - even in a crevice if you p e ducts of the sontliern pine doesn't matter much w h a t ing say that they don't know soil in it and iant a small Mrf Kobrrl Hud trees Sap lias many economic kind of lawn you have but it what kind of soil to use Ord- - chick Some of these Mn Gerald T George ro$fr uses The juices of fruits are should be raked to take out leaves some inary garden soil is just fine have cencentrationi of sap among' all dead grass so that air and for the first year It may be are purple some bluish green which are such moisture may get to the roots enriched by compost barn- - and others are red You may products as sugar and sviups if your lawn is full of every yard (old fertiliser) and com- - start thpm from seed or a from sugarcane and maple kind of weed there's manymerclal kinds thereafter Be'"small chick" served in the U S ie and Barbara were given rubber from Hie —o— Miss Lillis Marie Hose be-- : Rose of 3G0 West Center band has sap of Ihe good weed killers to workcareful to plant the taller San Jose by Dr and Mrs Richard C rubber tree: from the YOU WOULD like color-- I and lawn are came the bride of Gerald T Street Logan honored both Navy and studied at IF with opium also there in flowers the T background Rulon Mrs Crockett break- - State College poppy plant and pckpie a foods and old barnyard fertil- - You would nut plant a row of fill plants for your perennial George and Miss Barbara’ couples at a wedding Carl Mrs Spear Hinckley were Marie Nauthe waa wed to-- fiast In the Coral Room at Barbaras attendantsn s e Mrs David Hinckley Mrs Mexican drink from the sap izers if you are fortunate labelia behind a row of holly- - garden we highly recommend-o-f te the agave plant Many enough to find some AU the hocks or African Marigolds1 nj (Continued on Page 15)' Robert Floyd Rosf In cere-- i Temple Square Hotel follow- Mrs Bjarne Chris Mrs Darrell Ruth Alton Badger are cer- - world Is hungry one way or of dried the gums monies performed Thursday i ing the weddings Mr Rose is Miss Mary Irvine Miss Solsap Mrs Raymond and Palmer Miss Darlene Rose Palmer shrubs and trees 'another Some are starving! morning in the Salt Lokci the grandfather of Marie omon Mrs Stanley Irvine tain Rose ford Miss Jcanme The puzzling thing a bout for food others for lovo and land B Robert Mrs ArTemple by Elder Gordon Craven Mri Frank feted Thomas Rose II was bestj Hinckley LDS Council of the The newlyweds were den L Ashton and Mr and sap is its ability to carry its still others for beauty and unThurs-jma-n for Robert contents uphill to the top most derstanding i double reception al a Twelve your Mrs Fcrnl Thomas Rose Ieaf of the tallest trees with-'o- needs and work accordingly Ushering at the reception Parents of Marie and Rob- day evening at the Reception also Marie and Gerald some kind of a booster were James Starr Larry were entertained What plants need la a balert are Mr and Mrs Ford Center by Mr and Bridal attendants for Marie Hadfleld Ted Cantrell Har- Mrs Roy Hopkins Dr and Blood must be forced through anced organic food not just 2040 Twin View Thomas Inc 1 u d e d Mrs Richard C old Ying and Marvin Jen- Mrs Kimball Anderson Mr the vein and arteries by a a stimulant They peed food Drive Salt Lake City Mr ipump —the heart— which ne- - containing in right amounts Barbara who has been re Crockett Miss Lorraine Tul sen and Mrs Ray Zims at studied Belt EllyMn Barbara 1136-15t-h Us Is Miss Linda a! East and Mrs Keith Clawson Mr ver stops except in death-- aj those things that make plenty aiding at Hcuss-Knag in Germany and Mrs Harris AlUgood and mavelous and DeGraffcnried p o w e r j of strong roots produce itur-PlaEdward Gisela Mrs of daughter stuIs Dr a Robert 1 !dy stalks thrifty foliage and Mr and Mn Gary Shaiffer Nauthe Ileilbronn Germany Miss Sylvia George Unlike animal flesh plants! an abundance of good sized Also entertaining for BarMr and Mrs Tony George Richard C Crockett was best dent at Brigham Young and will be graduated bara were Mrs Wayne Ma- possess a power known as blooms of Los Angeles California man for Gerald — o— He has fulfilled an' son the in attended Mrs Bjarne Christen- capillary attraction which has Marie of Gerald May art parents draw the and into WHILE WE ARE ON mak Webmission South and sap Olsen through Mrs Hans sen German LDS and Utah University of Wedding Breakfast thin porous bodies a natural ing a spring garden we must Mr and Mn T Floyd er State College Her hus- - Prenuptial parties for Mar Mrs Dennis Mason process not easily understood! also remember that if we —o— want all season coloring we ALL OF OUR LIVES we’ve will have to plan for summer fall right now hegfd the saying “April Show-lan- d ers bring forth May flowersM England has long had a Is full of number one putation for fine gardens things to do especially if weLike our coastal states and don’t get too many showers Hawaii the air is moist and t Meadoa School One of the first projects is'flowers love it We've seen a ' v ' 'kj to V School get rid of winter debris slides of sweet peas from Mendon of Students v has accumulated dur- - gland where bloom spikes will present a physical educathe ing past five months Wei were eighteen inches long on Wednesday tion review V'- ' mean leaves and such other It’s no marvel there to see -i- VApril 12 beginning at 7:30things that dogs and cats an Irish with four or five open ' "V11 'opm in the school gym exerdrag into the yard and we flowers at once on a tingle There will be dances even find an occasional beer! stock cises tumbling games and can or whiskey bottle tossed In England where rock and other activities from Well wall gardening is a well a car speeding President Wade Quin'an of fix- - derstood art Dianthus or April Is clean-u- p the PTA invites all parents month We have common are used by Pinks up throughly and friends to attend to the thousands: And they are Imllmred mr enjoyed our few the types of activities work days between rains and perfectly hardy here the children of the school snow Pinks are the progenitors of the participate in ns part A spring garden is much to the modern carnations These physical education program be desired but just between lovely flowers have been! Parents need not be memand me very often peopel known by names you bers of PTA to attend this ask “where can I get some through the yean as “Sops in TS meeting tulip and crocus bulbs?" It's Wine" and Gillyflower Carol Larsen Maurlne Erdivl-elex- " KS 7 n°?' ! v it v il&'-- jyy j S2HIS! li y yU -- utit i i Hr n Double Wedding Ceremony well-know- n ( I ! - i i ut Figure self-actin- nt pre-medic- al Uni-versi- ty : re-Ap- - ' ‘ ' ' j - - r y -- U v En-whi- ' - -V ay tteg 199 ob-ser- ve rs flocked mm boeimi J other JT4 ickson and Lyman Salvesen are teachers directing the I polyaatarNiaM Flockca pattn 199 91 kmg 149 IS Mendon itudent Lou Ann Baker Monle Gittins Karine Ladle Kay Andersen An- V V X A fit ' t I' " Ellis ij Kill School School PTA I j nette Yonk and Mark Kidman student who will be in review Reg represent meeting Foot Favors After that first tennis or golf match this spring do the feet a favor with a massage recommended by professional trainers First of all do as the professionals do an d wear heavy absorbent socks while the After playing match wash the feet thoroughly and dry them Mix good quality witch hazel and a small amount of camphor In a bottle and shake well Rub the solution on the feet and massage vigorously until they are dry ’ ' '' lnrotdUautah k three Mr Mix oatmeal and are invited to attend Richard Wright age In school he specialized in cream In the palm cleansing visual training — teaching! Qtteson assistant professor of the hand and spread even Adams School the child to see a learned! of physics at USUr and VoscoMy over the face and throat process — and contact lens- - Adams PTA program for Call associate Ughtly with the fin- professor of es April 13 will feature "Catal- gers Remove with warm wa-- ’ Dr Seeholzer is a past pre- - ysU to Creativity" Members! ter and soap containing sident of the Utah Optomet- - of the panel which will siieak' Pat the face !chlorophene Role ' ric Association study group on how to encourage the de-- j dry and apply generous quan- chairman for tho Utah Opto-- velopment of critical and cre--j ‘Robert Woldcra of NBC-- i titles of good quality witch and ' a atlve habits of thinking In TV’s “Laredo" has been sign-- j hazel The pure herbal ex- metric Association member of the Optometricj children will be Warren Bur-le- d for a featured role in the tract is safe even for skin acts as a mild study program aton instructor in mush at 'new Mary Tyler Moore “Don’t Just trlngent let it dry by itself study of visual: USu and conductor of the tion picture I care 'Youth Symphony Harry W Stand There" ifur most tonic eftccL 10 hexa-Mov- ‘ - oo-lr- od CAFE GIKITAIN 9mmUKJmm9 Fina rattoo Mackiae nik-ahl- e TasihU dry and king! Kaowy wfcito EASE Sacrttly SHIFT INTO solo with it givoi you tlosficliod supar-floxibpur plaosuro moro miles per hour more hours per doyl HAYOU GIVES lo Bone Calf RUNABOUT Ml CAFE G VA1ASCE 9V Moral irsltapod chiUir wkk 3 boHnn bnns Many colon MahAing Valance — —149 & - n i Wi Cany ie cation machine wadw aide Mmhln dry WhHr Matching Valance No-lro- lore orerfag trim Brfp-dr- fi G MBe : 249 vl 3 I Mlpl-Mas- When there isn’t time for a regular mask cleanse and tone the skin with this mini-mas- k H nmnuiK i will be held Thursday April 13 at 7:30 pm in the School auditorium T&y-- Officer Richard Wright wUl r: discuss school problems raus-e- d by child molesters Special musical numbers will be presented by Miss Gunnell’s first grade group Wellsville Elementary PTA: All parents and teachers will meet Wednesday April are Invited to attend thl im-1- 2 at 7:30 pm to hear Dr portant meeting i — o— Loyal Seeholzer speak Offi- wra for the comJng year wU! School Treat Trenton Elementary School wn P°n“r alary eye clinic at the school on Tucs- State University and grsdu- j-- y m i ated from PacITm Unlvmity PTiSTOfi!? 0” Dartra MmmL program A cotton (or Ion nr near Cnlnred border Rod greeo gold turiioic 00’x 30” long IfXWfc Cinpliti Uxi Of Cortiia Dnyaiy Nartfwan Ani Accissorlis 1 prob-Extensi- mo-'le- m ! LADIES' SHOES 69 North Mda r6 3 YOUt MONETS WORTH MORE XT O LL"J O R T EH ’ S ' ‘ |