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Show SUNDAY, MAY 5, 1967 4 Utah ,vl ' if . SUNDAY HERALD County, Utah The trees are leafing and the waste all summer and for burning leaves in the fall. Your lawn will probably need attention next. If you've planted a new lawn you'll want to keep it wet until the new grass is well The right tools for each gar- rooted. den job will save you countless Start with a garden hose long hours, blisters and backache in a enough to reach every corner of season. your yard. With this you should Probably the first task to eon- - have a fog nozzle or mist spray front you will be that of cleaning to keep you lawn moist without up the winter's accumulation of washing lhe"TOwesa"y." dead leaves and debris. For this li your lawn is well established, you'll need a good lawn rake. you may prefer a rotary sprinkler Choose one. with springy teeth that that makes a pretty pattern of will not dig up tender blades of water as it whirls. grass . lawns, shrubs and flower If you do not have a beds will need fertilizer or plant bow's the time to get one. You'll food to gel off to a good growing need U for disposing o garden start but not too much! To wind smells like, Spring! It's time to take a look in the garage and see what new garden tools you'll need to get the yard m shape before summer. v I 6 1 ;iJ;:vi a .it--5- :7 ? y lit "It 4$ a ,.Mir "' i"" ""Tf runt mndfi - Gardening Is Fun With Proper Tools --- Your leaf-burne- r,. Make - i.f ' , EXTRA ROOM " ilhriimiiwrf-f- e .,feimmiiriT ... $ an assure even distribution of fertilizers, provide yourself with a sturdy, adjustable spreader. Your lawn mower will likely get more use than any other piece of garden equipment. For this reasoa alone it should be your most careful investment. If you dread mowing the lawn, you may be wise to invest ki a power mower. This makes the job not only easy, but actually fun! Whichever von Drefer reel- type or rotary mower you'll find one to suit your needs and your budget. Check your inventory of the following fools for use in your vegetable plot and flower- beds: a sharp spade and fork for deep digging and edging. 1 - oom in a basement area with "Sris "ttorable, r easy to maintain floor covering. This material is highly resistant to staining from alkalies, grease, solvents, clean- - ers Its it and other household H spills. makes moisture-resistan- ce ideal for basements or on slab cement. Pddqqdqgodo'j p 0(3110 Sheriff Gives Warning on Blasting Caps IIEBER Blasting -- caps can maim, blind and kill. With that grim note; Wasatch County Sher-- it Gene Payne has issued a the danger of about warning to all youngsters Wasting caps aaxl their parents. Every year scores of boys and (girls are hurt in blasting cap ac cidents, the sheriff pointed out. He sternly warns children: "If you find a blasting cap, leave it where it Is and call me or some other growhiip. Don't pick it up. IKMi't touch itnot even With a T" pble The sheriff described caps as being small, metallic cylinders atKKit as big as a lead pencil and varying in length from one inch to 5& Laches. One type has an open end and is fired by flame from a fuse. Another has two cov ered wires coming out of one end and is fired by electric current. Both kinds are dangerous. Shock, tefit J. - ' ; HOME J - ' H ' IMPROVEMENT off the caps which are loaded with a sensitive explosive. Blasting caps are needed to explode dynamite to build roads, dfajrnr and skyscrapers, and to mine coal and metals. They are vital, too, in laying pipelines and tarmers use them frequently in clearing fields and removing boulders. But only an experienced person knows how to handle the caps safely. When one explodes, hun dreds of small pieces of sharp metal fly out in all directions, sometimes as far as 200 feet: and even a that distance ttiey an cause serious injuries. Sheriff Payne, who is pressing Ous safety drive at the request of the National Sheriffs' Associa tion and the Institute of Makers of Explosives, has this safe and oound advice for parents: 'Teach ehildreii to know a blasting ap at sight. Insist they shun a can as they wouM a rattlesnake. That's the only way to play safe WKto a blasting cap. your ' '' i - - - There's a best way and an easiest way to do almost everything. And the best and easiest way to bring your home up to date is through good architectural plans and a good financing plan. Stop in this week and let State Bank show you a financing plan to fit your home improvement plans. BORROW UP TO $2500.00 REQUIRED TAKE NO DOWN PAYMENT IS P TO 36 MONTHS TO REPAY POLICE GRANT BVANSTON, El. (UP) A $5,000 grant from the Esso Safety Foundation in New York has been re ceived by the traff ie division of toe International Association Chiefs George A. of Police. of Ot-lew- is, group president and chief of . the Chicago Park District Police, said the fund would be utilized to upgrade police traffic supervision worlciltltfotighout the Slates. First PROVO'S C? CPCD0C? United American coin to bear the likeness of an eagle was a oenny, hi 1776. Massa-cbuset- ts JMember Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. ONY INDEPENDENT BANK 75 N. UNIVERSITY AVE. |