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Show Page 4 Thursday, July 25, 1968 SOUTH SALT LAKE NEWS . leUrbr what they arc yet but they may be useful as a more accurate celestial clock for navigation. SCIENCE briefs Tense, us wsrt&f'S A research committee in Philadelphia reports finding hint cancer in 63 persons who had never smoked, over a seven-yeperiod. The group suggests that an unknown factor is involved, particularly in women who develop the disease. V rales from coronary disease six times that of aaore ar Newly discovered distant objects in the sky called pulsars send out radio pulses at precise intervals of just a little more than a second. Nobody knows daedHeo-conscio- competitive, men show coronary six damans artery frequently than more rebind Coum Unknown Tick . . . Hath MmN mm I V. .I1 Mr. Lari R. Mlllett Mr. Wilford F. Kay Among the many outstanding businesses in the city of South Salt Lake and vicinity none perform a greater Service for t'ie public than does the Colonial Mortuary. Small in stature when purchased in 1952, by persistant effort and kindly service, it has grown to be one of Utah's finest Mortuary Institutions, and the only Mortuary within the South Salt Lake Area. The growth of the mortuary has been remarkable. Additional land was purchased for parking and public convenience. In 1958 an extensive remodeling program added additional office space and a beautiful, spacious chapel. A lovely, convenient reception room adds dignity and reverence to this homey atmosphere. The many hundreds of families served by this institution is prime evidence of the kind, considerate friendship Wilford F. Kay and his Larry R. Mlllett extend to those bereaved in timesed sorrow. Many have said, "It is wonderful to do business here, they seem to have the answer to our problems and help resolve them as part of their unique service. They are extremely grateful to their many customers, and say "Thank you". Wilford F. Kay is a graduate of the California College of Mortuary "Science. In 1966 he was selected as director in Am He He does. LDS With hot weather now many plants show drowth symptoms. ed spring-plantshrubs and Many trees may look good earlier, but show browning of leaves around the edges. This is likely due to dryness. Even though the plants get the same amount of water that the lawn there could easily be a does, water stress on the trees. Our sug- gestion would be to give trees a good soaking once every two to three weeks and remember the feeder roots of plants are always as far beyond the trunk as are the branches above ground. ' "".Ti. V EYE CARE tA Dr. Newton K. Wesley ; AGE AND SIGHT ADVANCING As we all know, many changes occur in the human body as we r v J.T V ' J:C H ft $ : levels. Between the ages of 40 and U it bemost 45 comes When reading, wesiey the print tends to blur and the reading matter, has to be held at varying from the eye. This Is be-- t cause the lens is no longer as flexible as it was and cannot change its shape to focus for ob- y a dis-,-tanc- es importance. Remember, however, that this condition is normal ana does not mean weakness or disease. With bifocal, and even trifocal contact lenses, or spectacles the useful age of mankind has been extended. A professional eye examination at regular intervals every six months, according to the National Eye Research Foundation is a certain method of knowing your exact eye condition. Why do our servicemen buy U.S. Savings Bonds? Their reasons are Hie same as yours and mine: saving for the future, supporting freedom. And because they're fighting for freedom, too, maybe servicemen see Hie need more clearly dun many of us. Buy Bonds. In more than one way, it makes you 3. combination with E Bonds) pay a full The extra interest will be added as a bonus at maturity. And now you can buy the BondFiqedom Share combination My time no monthly commitment necessary. Get the fads where you work or bank. i feelgood. NOW US. Saving) thaub, Higher Rates! when held Savings Bonds now pay 4.23 to maturity and Freedom Shares (sold in Tkm US. Comemmrmt mtrvict in eooperwtio dorm not ivUk tkt n K- ;p for thio Tnonrp DrpoHmtot om d V ft fa pnorotod M 1 Tko Adoortmrnp . 2120 SOUIH Performann Rated TIRES STATO ( Wan-- SALT LAKI CITY, UTAH htust Fries PHONI 0 T 04-05- 51 U A Q FftIMIUM KITRIAD nl aaMiiijJS tail tral 7.71 a 11. rrlr nmmmmimmnmB PUIS Fad. El. Til 40c ts EXCHAN6E SOUTH SALT LAKE'S MORTUARY PMl with com plot service HBw a.llaM,S4Sal! 10 lACKWAll I.llBll.S.natS MlillUMI r.ltalS, MlalS nh. 21950. in TTD St. 1 J4M. lit w Main Silt Uki, 417.1717 K available anywhere Utah. Colonial Mortuary has facilities for complete funeral arrangements. One of the most gracious chapels, t agd the finest most understanding service to be found anywhere. .feJMSimaiO) 11" SKS25 2IFJK5Im Sfertfiidluisju I g UcMsM, Web. Colonial Mortuazy, where thare lx a complete fintral to fit any budget $255.00 to 1,000.00 . I y , SEIBERLfRKal Vrip-tn- H ? V 1 advance in age. For instance, the bones become harder and more brittle. The eye begins to change at around 25 to 30 years of age. The. crystalline lens begins to harden. This hardening as with Srocess, continues at all age The focusing mechanism of the eye changes much like the bellows, in a camera. It is doing this con-- i stantly, depending upon the sharpness or blurriness of the image received on the retina, or back of the eye. Since this focusing is automatic, we take it for granted. Only when the lens hardens do we realize its are going to 'f I Its Time For... jects that are closer. Household Hints Tf V. is an active member of the Larry R. Millett is a graduate of the California College of Mortuary Science, is a member of a Selected National Embalmers Fraternity and an active member of die LDS Church. erica by li;e Prefered Funeral Directors, Int. He has served as treasurer of this institution for 20 years. A Unique' Church. aw 6 . Area Mortuary Service son-in-l- Buy Bomb where you womk. i I I T |