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Show and Effort In Time Band Saw Cuts Corners OCTOBKK 13. .1954 2X WEDNESDAY Utah County. Utah lWest Mountoin News DAI LY HERALD - - Salem News" of Mrs. Frank Nelson. A tray was served to 13 memluncheon By MR. FIX worked on quilt blocks. who bers Distributed bj NEA Service Next" will be in November club No workshop comes near being home of Joyce Henderson. In at the complete without a band saw. C. Walston and Mrs. Mrs. H. for RESAWING This is the .one tool made UEA came from Salt Walston Henry WITH cutting irregular or regular Lake City Monday to spend the curves in thick iood. It's ustd PIVOT GUIDE i Mrs. Angus Taylor returned day. extensively for making furniture, i to Salt Lake City with them and By MRS.- ELVER A BISHOP toys and ornamental pieces out to went Logan Tuesday for the Mrs. MOUNTAIN of wood, some plastics and light, WESTweek. the Mrs. Taylor burnI TAYLOR MARGRETTE was !ref MRS. Shell seriously thin metal. George Bj 18. will return Oct. home SALEM ed on her face and arms when a Three. Salem girls, YThe hnd saw takes its name cooker in which she was preparstudents at Spanish Fork High, Fern Linton recently from its blade, which is a band the Friendly Neighbor's Club. were rhosen to go to Salt Lake that travels continuously on two ing icing exploded. A hot te dinner was served at noon Loran chorus (Dolly Mr. and Mrs. drive wheels. City to sing in an I There are two main tvDes of returned , have vuuwm. ' Shell) Johanson rtut uic icvcuv sj ThpV nnhorti Hinie; Elaine spent the afternoon- cutting and band saws one for cuttirg wood, from a trip to New Mexico, the other for metal. They differ. sewingt rugm rags. special guesc Sabin. and June Carlson. Texas, and Arizona. Lawrence Thompoon, son of (in speed and type of blade. of The Ladies' Literary Club Mr. and Mrs. Leo Thompson, has Dana saw, ine wooa-cumn- g met at the home of Mrs. Salem which is ,of interest here, opcr- been discharged from the U. S. Thatcher .recently, with Walter jit at s at high speed and is capable Army and, with his wife, who Mrs. W'ilford Christensen as of! doing fast and accurate work spent the past several months Mrs. Arthur Banks was with him in California, has re if properly handled. in of a variety program, charge Here are some tips on the op turned to their home in Payson. included two humorous which, Lawrence has been .called to his eration of the band saw: readings by. Clella Rae Porter, old job at Ironton. Ripping Wide Boards accordion selections by Peggy Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson, Large, band saws are often "Mother Knows Best" by Hanks, used for resawing the cutting of accompanied by Mrs. Robert a vocal duet by Ruth Carson, " a thick board into two thinner CIRCLE " Horn, motored recently to Ely, r?ZA Mrs. Earl Card and son, Ricky, "CUTTING' Nev., where they spent several boards; and for ripping the cut AJYOUR SERVICE This new farm systemthought up by two piano selections by Royce ting: of a wide board into two days visiting Robert Horn, who Johnnie, Stone, and two vocal . solos by 5; Joe, S, and Veronica Spiga, 19 months, would probais employed there. narrower ones. Mrs. Glen Killian. Refreshments send scratchbly Agriculture Department experts walking away Mr. and Mrs. Harold Erickson . Delta power tool experts rec were served. . , heads. Laid You their .While An two Wait" ing "Eggs plus sign are announcing the arrival of a ommend that a guide fence be of the saw "feel" the band the Once gets operator and a live roadhens of of beginning basket traffic Members at the Circle dad's their eggs stopped Cozy used in ripping only yith the baby boy born at Payson City lout in a short time. Club were entertained at the machine, he is able to turn out a great variety of work. Hospital. The baby j has two side market near Morristown, Ohio. They sold larger, band saws. With smaller home of Mrs. Elmer Hanks reDromers and two sisters. models the fence will not insure cently, where they played ca West Ward Sunday School accuracy in straight-lin- e I cutting,! j News View nasta. A tray luncheon was serv- Pleasant because :thtouow Faculty Meeting was held, re 1 c to 14 members and one guest, is. grain cently. Mrs. Vera Finch gave the weave, Mrs. Ivy Davis. Prizes went to lesson and after a business meet wood. Nelda Carlson and Afton Hanson, By HENRY PREE were ing, light refreshments Straight-Lin- e Cuttinr with Genevieve Service NEA Written for served. McQuJyey receiv When use of a guide fence is consolation. The ing West Ward MIA officers not practical the work, must be AUTUMNAL GARDEN HINTS: Mrs. Eloise Sabin and stalks all off peony just to Cutting in order guided constantly in social honor advisable farewell is of Shela, went to Coalville re- Mrs. below groundlevel follow a straight line. had son Nicholes the and Max Mr. of measure Mrs. a timo control and Mr., as VIEW cently with, her parents, Mr. and Firesides, Carlisle, PLEASANT against The beginner should feea the! L. of C. Mrs. Mrs. Murray Jeffries, to visit Mr. some en who weekend Carlisle, as has their of troublesome Mutual blight. classes guests botrytis for various work slowly until he gets the feel tered the armed forces. and Mrs. Hunter Jeffries -- and climaxed a well rounded out Sun- their friends' from St. George. of the saw, and should attempt Don't throw them on the comHe of them to cut about 132 inch on the post heap, though, or let Elden and Tpp Pprrv and nuv;family. Hunter, who is engineer day evening for the members the is the around the Pleasant View ward. place. Burning waste side of a pencil line on the Pierce spent th wPPkPnd in the'in charge of inspection on the infection the cure for sure held iuu. uis only The Special Interest Group work. Wavne Wonderland on, a final aDS1"P , SantaquinjMews on a of tour the be guests comRelief may project, carrying. they season the in Society this a fireside Curved-Lin- e fishing trip of Cutting Mr-MJS- - 0Lfla"d Hansen ai?Nevada October is the time, to fill the Room with Keith Rigby: being the bined with a! duck hunt. They re-be must the work went Here, again, wintold Saturday to see stations, for the trip. speaker of the evening. He ported a successful Hansen's broth- guided at all times. After some Mr. .iPete Hansen, ..I to on a are beginning, of his 22 months spent species tering has Roberta to Mqrrisey is able the returned;e is at Ely in who the practice beginner arrive from the north. Also, some small yacht on the southern coast trom a ner noinq Mr anti ATrs n--hoS(,it v in visn dash off large-radicurves in of Cotte Pame those that normally go on furofs Alaska, lie musiraiea nis of j0iget 111 She reports from Wvomine to spend V.r week nothing flat. Small radius curves ther south may of the varieties are There iHtlown. many, be induced to KIqHoI had Jv 9P Kopaticfl tV Pend vith relatives They were ?nJ a phlox so make a study of all of for their Rov HUl classresident shc, I Tr: departure th-- 1 Postpone iZZLZl i MRS. has Leland! Han-wESTELLA By PETERSON them. m charge wim ine iiresiue friends she had left there when house, guests of the c saw FireUtah SANTAQUINThe acus tnu THoll Thurston. RubV aiuiui ohciijo v v ikv avwi o vu aaauw i sne moveaj w uian. amount' of backing and filling to act Just men's Association held a banquet rwitt0 Helen mpt n,,Cv Vnittovc-Kin- H tv,0 In case you haven't thought serv Hunn and Kezerian, social MrsL Preal! Kenneth in Mrs. fand. home the at Jones. the afternoon get around a sharp curve. recently junior Thursday of it, this is the best month to mgn- - school, with Fire Chief Cutting Duplicate Pieces a and investi visit nursery good One commonly used method of Walter Calloway in charge of ari . . , gate the autumn leaf colors of , month, freai jones wasi; cutting duplicate parts is to stack the viburnum tribe, justly famed Q What does a three-numb- er rangements. Members of the lo- each on the fireside to serve elected Z nV mean? fertilizer designation cal department and their wives up several layers of wood, tape 1 e a d er among ornamental A In a - 4 or tack them together with brads, shrubs. mixture, for prepared and served the banquet are of lovliest Three the and cut all in one operation. This V americanum, V, tomentosum example, 10 indicates the per ana a program completed the tL, au.nt ?' ,e MU Maids and centage of nitrogen, the six means; evening's entertainment. method, is used a great deal in and V. aecrifollum. ol home the at fireside their held V ; cutting plywood. Don' prune spring flowering percentage of pnospnorus ana ine Seaman Norman Taylor return of four that Use of Jigs for Circles potash. ed to his base at San Diego, CaL, DtV2 Relatives shrubs and trees fall, or Gleaners Junior Motivesfrom feunited. Perfect circles can be cut free- you'll be sacrificingthis D C, after a short blosrecently ashington, spending What Is the chemical you leave at the home of his parents, Men, Gleaners, and M Men heldjcame hand in the same manner as cut- som buds. The timemany such Q into for Ashton a fireside at the Clarence f96t a tree stump so that it Air. and Mrs. Golden Taylor. ting any other curved line. How- work is next year; right after the put a Miller,1 J?? Maurice home. S recently will rot a is quickly? rn advantage flowers have faded. The Junior Literary Club met ever, pivot jig u,r.A micciAn9n. from A None that we know of., Tests frtittiAc a ra ir Via diif It tPVral at the home of Mrs was lived in Heber for 20 or more if recently Remember, your perennial the speaker Clamp a plywood sheet on the border did not please this past by U, S. Department of Agri Robert Gilmore at Payson. Mrs the homes of the people ward i bulletin Is years, saw table as an. auxiliary . top. season, fall is the time to take culture' experts indicate that the James Bott gave a review of the Ont application destroys trabgrow by killing and all were taken were opened first wim Then place a brad pin through drastic action. Divide phlox and answer is an ax and pick and: book Love Is Eternal." bv Irv goingbrprinUd the seed. Eliminates soil vests.' Dees not harm j the wood to serve as the center day lilies and other overcrowded snovei, unless you can engage a mg stone. Two new members, issue coming out next Sunday. ' ' or discolor desirable grosses or dichondra. Proin charge of device. airs. of a circle. The pin should be clumps. Don't waste good garden! bulldozer or stump-pullin- g Crook and Mrs. Ken LeRoy Olsen will be Doyle vides, concentration of nitroqen PLANT FOOD is far from the house, dall Hudson, were welcomed this bulletin and anyone who has, Ot. a line drawn at an exact right on magenta phlox seedlings. If the stump space iron to is The - a licensed in information elaborate go grillwork requested. to engageon a line There are too many new phlox the blade, and dynamiter. into the club. A dessert luncheon ai.gle BUI ON EASY PAVMENT PLAN ' to get their information to him seen on many homes in Savanr U with the cutting edge. The dis-- J varieties in clear, was served. . luscious colors FROM YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER IUY NOW nan, Go., isj about a century, old. lance trom the blade to the pin to permit such folly. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Holladav by Wednesday. Q What are autumn daffodils? Ludlow were The and introduced Deon Jim Webb decorations should equal the radius o! the (Stern- - itwcumicu uieir ouLii Flower arrangers will be think AAutumn f daffodil . . weaainffo an. were the NORTH 1st WEST C speakers in Sunday. by French jroyalists who fled todesired circle. Drill a. hole in the ing of winter bouquets and mater Dergia. 1imea; is a common at their home Sundav School. name.mversary a 'this t i revolui tl when southern city piece :to be cut, and rotate it on ial to be used in Christmas deco ior a duid wmcn is not a aauoau n; PHONE 4070 flared .pn the island "of His- New members who were the pin. v,. rations. Collect seed pods along at all, although like the daffodil it comed into the ward were Mr.jpaniola in the West Indies. belongs to'the amaryllis family. ; . roadsides and in fields. All sorts Sanding on the Band Saw Bairdi and Mrs. William and of meadow will be con Bright yellow, funnel - shaped Madame Chiang Gets children. their Sanding belts may be mounted spicuous nowgrasses Phillip, e James, leaves ap as well as the oldflowers and strap-likon band saw wheels in place of standbys bayberry, sumac and pear in ine iau irom duios piantea Physical Check-U- p Linda, and Peggy Ann; Deon the saw blade. They remove cattails.- Webb; Marvin Stringfellow; Mr. in loamy, well drained soil in SAN FRANCISCO Mad- and Mrs. Max Nicholes and chilstock at a great rate and provide Order rose bushes for fall plant- August or September. (UP) Kai-sheame wife hard-to-geof Na- - dren, Joseph, Lynne, Chiang Wayne, ta means Of finishing ing. They will be delivered In tionalist China's are What cultural at curved cuts with both, hands November. leader, went 'Carolyn Ruth, Rulon, Joyce Ann, requireStake out the beds at Q a final physical checkup Susan Kay and John Robert ; Mr. iree to guide the work this time, digging them deeply ments of peonies? We want to pre- tnrouga at Franklin .Hospital today before1 and Mrs. Dean W. Johnson; and enriching the lower layer of pare the soil now for some just to Formosa. IRosetta Dahle and Mr. and Mrs, returning from the nursery. soil .with old manure, bone meal, ordered ' Madame several d A A spent Cecil Rowherrv and son. David jf Is Chiang location or some other organic fertilizer. in the. same hospital! The infant dauehter of Mr. and months Fix-- It . roots re since necessary peony Continue to plant perennials nt stanrlfnff watr a wn.nrA- - nere last year for treatment of a Mrs. Richard Knight was given V and hardy bulbs. The regal' lily e g V skin disorder. But the name of Melanie Kathryn by humusy soil dug 18 inches Q Last winter we noticed that can be used effectively between pared rotted j infant daughand manure the into her father the dug,' some rooms of our house were neonip and nthpr her health was good. with ter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim H. LudcYered ibottom' good soil said laurel. perennials than others. What is the colder, Madame said she expect low was Chiang so s crown the s.et. .that , Take given the name of Wenin the house plants! 01 remedy? Mrs. C. H. w wo incnes, no more, ed to leave for Formosa within a dy Shannon by her father. tne Plant DromDtlv. In Dottinc them pnod iA The answer may lie in the the surface. Firm soil about few days. Thomas Pierce was approved . porch or protected place below. adjustable damper valves la your enclosed roots the and well mulch the for for ordination to the office of so that they may gradually be beat ducts. Readjust them to profirst winter. deacon. come can Snakes to con but travel fast house only portion the amount c; warm air ditions.accustomed Mrs. Mr. and in not and Sterling Jacobsen r for The spurts long. entering each room through the weekend San Franthe in snake United the fastest rnoaenspent me ww urivc States, i evergreens, vk,i-duct. j the western whip snake, crawls at cisco on a combined inbusiness and "w , ,v by the Army for uniforms in; children Their an more miles than three stay pleasure trip. scarcely ' not water the newly planted bulbs. FANTASTIC STORY hour and when hunting prowls at ed in Lehi with their grandpar I a quarter of a mile per hour. ents. FINDS FEW TAKERS In odd moments cut back ends A. of vines growing on walls, which LOS ANGELES (UP)- -A Los An- are hanging loose, to prevent geles man reported seeing a fly-la- g theiri being torn down" during the saucer land in MacArthur Park winter. ' and "a little man in a white suit A cozy and comtortaoie home will add get .out." SAVES $50 NEW LOW-COS- T A truck then came and carted LOUISVILLE, greatly to your health and enjoyment this A Ky., (UP) both the saucer and the little pretty away brunette esj ' winter. Now is the time to make sure every-thin- g man, the observer said. a AwERiCAN-ctaitdai$100 fine when she ad caped fd He would have gotten the truck's mitted in traffic court that she C I is ready for cold weather. Don't take license- - number he said, except drove 85 miles an hour. The The size judge amltnglh that the fog closed in and he charged Mary Abel only 150 after a chance on being forced outside, in mid-wint- er Big FIT TO couldn't see anymore. YOUR she told him she thought the police to make repairs that could have been The witness refused to give his cruiser Tk finl kiiIMin is K chasing her was an un '11 yir name "because everybody would wanted suitor's M Lk mtmmd hw-- yt'U find rfx- - - i car. done today. Anderson's easy financing plan M think I was crazy." " pplicin will let you make th improvements now and Roll roofing.. Asphalt er Cedar shingles If hogs are hot and uncomfort will giv you a durable, ioft roof Av ay later. able it takes more feed to fatten with lasting beauty,- Easy to apply them. The University of Illinois . . Anderson's will HERE IS A college of agriculture says it. may rrang for a - compf As L,lttle As CALKING PAINT take up to three times as much font j roofer to do the feed to put a nound of weight on job.j Stal out winttr 1550SriiJfvil!Itti,rTm,lUi drafts. a hot, uncomfortable hog as on o ADD A-ROGARAGE Per Mo. rIOSE 3444 II one that is kept cool and comfort ffTICfS II: SALT WW , 0C0OI, KOVt Woman Burned Girls Back From Explosion Of Home Cooker Singing At Teachers7 Meet . X' all-sta- ; i co-hoste- ss. - 1-- " yjTt, -- I -- 0?r Follow These Valuable Garden Hints O3M3I0 Firesides Climax Day Of Activities In LDS Ward V msm Utah Firemen Hold Banquet v bird-feedi- ng us ritif wT mi A U- . iwo-wee- K athe as Garden Quiz lr f ;.'. ; i 10-6-- i Explorersi.? " mi frSoilfesKOnTROl ! whh ,VHfiSSSt inlT -- - j . 1 1 ti m V , ... . A zaatMaA07 EflfH JLHIIJ 0tyxM0w? I vel-lio- n WINTER COMFORT k, YOUR HOME , Forum well-draine- i j long-standin- lartrp-ffrrtM-fnlde- and-mount- ain a.n?-root- 1 . 1 snniaisaied X Have the Comfiesf Home in Town J - JOB! lr BATHROOmN by Jl value for small budgets ct I 5 to In System Product to Prevent or Correct Every DAMPNESS Problem in Your Homel WATERPIUG-St- j IMPORTED Illl&djf HOLLAND aHiiiliiiiiaS KnHiUHHH::::"::""J:"" PLANT NOW! tht Surf act NOW IN STOCK CROCUS TULIPS HYACINTHS DUTCH IRIS DAFFODILS SCILLA ULIES NOW is the time to plant LAWNS and revitalize the old ones with fertiliser ! LAWN ROLLERS and FERTILIZER SPREADERS FOR RENT . OUILDERS SUPPLY fciaiaiNrii No. State - MStep. Proro at the sign of the Hammer" 30. STATE PROVO SEED CO. PHONE 192 U I KJinJI rSY -- . J:::::;:::::::::::::::::; lillillllli JE::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-- rfq Ponderosa Pint er Aluminum storm doors to keep out winter : drafts and icy Ma.(.a m 'blasts. Thest high PlMHttHlMlMtlHMHUNMtMNtmMM j includf gonuino vitreous china lavatory and tollot, and onamolod cast Iron bathtub comploto with fittings O Theae quality doors asl have screen in ' 'sorts. As Little AS" $505 I bathroom fixturea with their gleaminf Chromard are a real "buy" by any fittings of measure of comparison. Economy-minde- d home owners and builders who want the superior value and quality of American-Standar- d fixtures are urged to see them. Jj . Per Mo. good-lookii- ig non-taxnisbi- NARCISSUS 14S9 Iv.v.vJ gi'.iiiiiv.ijy THOROSEA- l- ,;S7AWDARp OM able. LOW; PRICE for btautiful finish H39 " j opt QUlCKSEA- l- -- r tht Uaks Soals ; - ng Fill ana bat typo Soo qualify fixtures in our storo now.,.! KIM) OPEN SATURDAYS 56 NORTH 2ND WEST TILL n to jkeep temperatures oven AlEWCAN-tafldii- fd insula-tio- ji 1 1 year 'round. warmer in winter, roofer in summer and saves up to Mf on fuel bills loo. Keeps liomes ... j BASEMENT WATER PROOFING o EXTRA STORAGE SPACE ATTIC ROOM Nx ;AL o WEATHER STRIPPING V THIS WEEKS SPECIALS Outside White Paint .,.... ... Gal. 5.95 . . . . .'.Tube .50 Caulking ... . . . . . . . Bronze Weather Strip . . . , . . . . . Door 2.S5 Armor Coat Waterproofing . .10 Lbs. 3.83 . Gal. 1.29 Roof Coating. Stucco and Shake Paint ........Gal. 5.96 . ... . ... NO DOWN PAYMENT 36 MONTHS TO REPAY! PLUMBING I HEATING 5 P.M. PHONE 2603 As, Little AS ?629 Per. Mo. QGDCEDQxDC? 189 W. 5th So. Provo &Do |
