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Show 2 THE CITIZEN - THURSDAY, 29, 1974 AUGUST O Catfje Citizen Published eviry Thursday at SnHhfiald, Utah I433S Patricia Woodbury Second class postage paid at Smithfield, Utah M335 Subscription Rates: IS per year Editor iarTM riiii lw IS par year outside Cachi ftnelettx (DffCCSQSlm Valley f4lttoCUtflC Pat Woodbury by V- - 1 - ' I think one of the most interesting things about life is the way it is always changing. But my husband and I are going through a change now that just might prove to be the death of both of us! It seems that the Woodbury family is soon to enjoy an increase, and I'm afraid that in spite of how things may seem it's going to be hardest on my husband. As is usually the case in circumstances similar to ours the expectant mother, namely me, goes through a period of ill health, namely now. And while it's me that has to take the "horse-sizepills and battle constant nausea things arent looking much better for the expectant father in this d family. The most annoying characteristic of my pregnancy so far has been my complete aversion to food. I can't stand to eat it, smell it or cook it. I even get nauseous when I walk through the kitchen. Now the latter is really a bigger problem than it might seem because the front, and only, door to our apartment opens into, the kitchen. So to make a long, painful story short, the man in my life has fixed all his own meals for the past two weeks, plus clean-uduties. And to add to his troubles there is the problem of feeding me. It seems that the only things that I can possibly get down is just what I feel like eating at the moment. One night he made an emergency trip to Colonel Sanders place because I needed some potatoes and gravy. One night it was a vanilla milk shake and the next night a relish the Dei- Mar. I honestly try not to be so picky; but if I dont get just what my stomach is after, it'll send it right back up!! p Ji tray--fro- I really dont know who this pregnancy is going hardest on, me or my husband. to be First Securitys new Check Protection Plus. One card thats good at thousands of participating stores for up to $100 in merchandise or cash. Whenever theyre open, day or night. It provides two important services, it permits you to write a check for up to $100 in cash at 123 First Security offices. Or for cash or merchandise at any of hundreds of participating stores, many of which are open round the clock. Thats the plus behind Check Protection Plus. And it backs up your check even if your account doesnt have enough to cover it. First Security automatically loans you the money if your account is a bit short. The Home Front - By Leon Hlllyard Helpful statistic: according to the Electric Energy Association, every degree by which you raise the thermostat setting on your air conditioner reduces cost by 5 per cent. v The cost? The Check Protection Plus Card is FREE! If you qualify to carry Check Protection Plus, First Security will put our good name behind your good name. Apply for yours now by filling out the coupon below or inquire at any First Security office. Fnffstt Many families prefer to live with antiques. Unless it furniture which appreciates with time, rather than depreciates. is abused, this is the only Secnnirihty Bfflimk Just enlarging windows can give rooms a new look. makes them seem larger. Particularly effective where room was dark. Opens rooms to the outdoors, 1 To make the most of small space, one family built in all furniture and varied room levels with steps and lofts. Carpeted areas are floors or seats or both. Huge expanses of space and oversize windows are drawing some New Yorkers to lofts in commercial and industrial buildings. Renovations are expensive, but the effects are often strikingly dramatic and beautiful. Looking for something cozier? Check the comfortable homes of every size at Mt. States Realty. Logan, There's one just right for your Utah, phone family. Phil Wykli Mol LHjonquist Sam Hjmas Burt Johnson 752-047- 2 5 563-639- 0 Dan Jones Laon Hillyard MouHtalH'Statci--, 3 ' y ill N. Ill Hmm 7IJSSII W I 2512362 245-36- 0 H"M Hum Vtun Until III (Ml XA wiurtv Hank uI klnh.. XA SvufHmii iii Horn mid (Mi X A hr Vuny N.itf HriiM Snk Uk, ( M, I M VtuHv Smn lluii. S,h.i.iH,- III dll Hum Sum IWmli K.nk Wyil,ra, lM Viurm, Hd-- ..I I i.f,nSp,h I Mi XA Miinlvi, i. ic r i ' j ,i .... UvttVwq k... .J. - i |