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Show Federation Fretting Chooses New Officers "He just fretwants Wife Sours Home Life " addition to doing all of her own worry out load about problems By RUTH MILLETT to enjoy his work, she has young children to that there is no immediate sola- look after she may have to tion for. about it. r home, not That is how one wife of 30 have some help around the It isn't so much what a hus Mrs. J. D. Pyne of Orem years, Mrs. Art Linkletter, ex- - house from her husband. Also, band is called on to do around was elected president of the plains why she doesn't burden needing some husbandly help is the house that makes his home Timpanogos . First District - of her husband with household! the young working wife who a place to fret over as a matthe Utah Federation of Women's problems; puts ffc the same office 'lours ter of his wife's attitude Clubs Saturday at the Diamond The fact that she lets her her husband does and has to do Jubilee convention held at Ki husband "just enjoy his home" her housekeeping before and If to her homemaking is just Te Kai dining room at Timp is one of the reasons Mrs. Link-lett- after "working" hours and on on big headache for which she Haven, Saturday. recently gave in a news weekends continually wants her husband's Other officers chosen includ paper interview for the face But even these woung wives sympathy, then home isn't ever ed Mrs. Gwen Wetherall, Provo, that her marriage has lasted ought to remember the import- - going to be a relaxing place for first vice president; Mrs., David so show business ranee of not burdening their hus her husband. C. Pleasant Grove. world that is often so rough on bands with household problems But if she tackles her job Harvey, second vice president; Mrs. with enthusiasm and makes any more than they have to. marriages. Lucille P. Hillman, Pleasant "He wants to enjoy his home, They don't have to burden light of her problems she can Groys." recording secretary not fret about it"" is something- - their- - husbands bjr continually call on her husband for help William Jacobson, Qrem, every young wife just Degin- - fretting out loud over what now and then without causing treasurer; Mrs. Elroy West, ning her marriage should keep has to be done or should be him to feel that home is just Pleasant Grove, historian; Mrs. in mind. For on that scorelll done They don't have, to com one more thing to fret about. Edward Brown, Orem, auditor. husbands are pretty much the plain about the things that have (AU. rights reserved, Newssame gone wrong during the day, or paper Enterprise Assn.) , toward-homemak- y. $? - ing. -J- ong-iolthe, 1 f myr - - CHRISTINE MRS. VINCENT KARP (Erlynne Wright) iSqs. WRIGHT e, Mr. and Mrs. Lynne A. Wright of Provo, announce the engagement of their daughter Christine, to Gary R. Hunter, , son of Mr. and Mrs.' Reed H.. Hunter of Lewisville, Idaho. They will exchange vows in the Salt Lake City Temple on August 22. A reception will be held the same evening at the Riverside Country Club. Miss Wright is a graduate of Provo High School and is now enrolled as a junior, majoring in business at Brigham Young University, where she is affiliated with V. K. Culture Unit and active in student MISS DEB .... .fnrnr ' Sunday HerQid"3A ' r. ' Ml) N owfyour suits; slacks; dresses and skirts can receive the careful cleaning, meticulous pressing, the persoiuuized tare tmtm&l clothes look better and last longer with our new ONE HOUR "MARTINIZINGV OPENING! ... the most in dry cleaning. i Springville. y Mother-Bab- y 8 Couple Says Class Set One now mminizms: Vows in Monday THE MOST II DIY OUAM1M Springville Aspirin For Children Can "neither a borrower nor a lender be" philosophy! Be Dangerous ' N Skillet Is Bad What is. snail,, pleasant-tas- t nut ing, and harmiess-iooKindangerous if handled carelessly? Children's aspirin, Louisville physician, Dr.. A. A. Sha especially points out According to a 1608 record of when it comes inpackages of Captain John Smith, a skillet 50. is a bad instrument with which Dr. Shaper explained in a let to catch fish. He and his hungry ter to a medical publication party sailed into a gigantic run that the usual bottle of 50 aspirof fish while exploring Chesa- ins totals up to 62.5 grains, sufpeake Bay. They decided to ficient to kill a young child. He have some fish to eat. Lac says that thousands of children ing fishing gear, someone grab- require emergency, hospital bed a skillet and scooped it re treatment for aspirin poisoning, peatedly into the waters of the and that 150 children under five Not one years of age die every year as bay, but to fish Jumped into the skillet. a result of gobbling quantities Today, we are more fortunate of the drug. The physician supthan Captain John Smith's ports a bill (S. 2404) introduced team. We have fabulous fish in me last session of Congress which come to us cleaned and that would limit by law the g, Instrument for Catching Fish rer - no-av- ail. filleted; fresh, frozen., or in the can. Unlike those men, we have more than a skillet with which to cook and catch of lake, sea, and stream. And, we have plenty of good bread so we can continue to multiply delightful food servings of this age-ol- d combination. quantityaspimrj)e in a When reading or mixing from a cookbook, place a piece of clear glass or plastic over the pages to keep them open and textured stockings. package. Attending the couple were Donna Johnson, maid of honor, Health Dept. and Evans, best man. Lynn This course will help new The newlywed couple are now and grand at home ki mothers, fathers, Springville . . parents to assemble the equip ment needed to care for the ii ii in mi i ir i new baby, to learn how to " the clothe and bathe, feed, baby ana maxe mm comfort FOR EASTER . . AT THE able. The physiology of preg nancy, birm, and infancy wm be reviewed and charts and films shown to help you under stand more clearly how a baby grows, is born, and develops during the first year of life. Please call the American Red to register for Cross, the class or for more information. Mrs. Betty Ruth Jensen, Public Health Nurse, wiH be the instructor. The course is free. , by the City-Coun- ty GfflLLIESGOON THE TOWN Ghillies those laced shoes with the big flapping tongue dad (or gramps) used to play golf in are now skipping around town with shortie skirts and !! NEW short-sleeve- I ; d If By ! AFTER - ' - RICCI SHAVE V.. 1273 N. ' VO ' "V A A J.UU ).ft .1k4M JEWELRY ' the y(0) iB - p ; . -- - --i 873-101- 0 'HJ .T- - flMlllIf PfA . '"1 I CcrHooDioa 1 the season. - n? AIc tfaftt, pcbtoB, daffodils, lovers on and the of Spring. You will b til lsiser park bench, VILLAGERS the to ara already here. Just learn that happy new as and as April. .a complete collecarrived, fresh paint rr vinter-weaeladden neart the tion,r to r ; --- l AIM" n first tisa tt eom VILLAGERS J UNIVERSITY-fRO- ' ' COLOGNE LOTION ""'""" ' ' I 4m ifiMiill - I A Wonderful New Collection PUN , 6.00 S1GM0RICCI MEN -F- OR SPUING COSTUME USE OUR IAYAWAY ..p - 6.50 FOR SPRAY WBT CfNTW l 1 er Choose a Breath of Spring 4 Aj AT-- -- jl jun d WOM $110 120-12- miTiJ " '" n worshippers no longer are in the minority. But for the modest or those who dont figure too well in a bikini, the uniform on the sand is the surfer suit. Inspired by the rubber skin-divoutfits, these nylon and ribbed knits come in . vivid colors in either long or models. Your Cholte Jewelry, Optical, ii From the resort fronts comes With GIFT CREME PARPUMI . BOTH FOR "CAPWCC1" Fregronc Knit Shop nil DE TOILET SPRAY EAU MeindselmanV Gift and i 0, Outstanding Preparations RIN9I OR EASY PAYMENT "ETC." SHOP i"! 373-600- 5 ienisfi3E8 clean. 6 in mini urn mi-- 1 I newsfcat tbe Jrikhtf-cia- . 471 West 1st North, Provo, Phone ItI i' Air dunpf and 'Coemslol" M Utah County, ne NINA 373-51- Utah Mr. Hunter is a graduate of A. Being tactful is some High School, and has Rigby times difficult. But saying "no" a mission in Central rulMed The American Red Cross will with a smile and a reasonable Announcement is made of the He is presently a jun- hold a excuse might break the habit. Germany. special course in Mother-March wedding of Karen in ior at early majoring When she wants to borrow Baby Care at the chapter head Marshall and Alan N. Bray. notes, say you're sorry, but you quarters, 356 N, 200 E., Provo. Bishop Harold Bartlett per have to study 'them yourself. This course consists of six les formed the ceremony at the When she asks to borrow a sons beginning Monday, April home of the bride's parents, comb or sweater, explain that Dr and Mrs. John T. Marshall 4, at 1 p. m. and will continue of you never loan anything perSpringville. The groom is sonal. Be polite but firm, and each Monday and Wednesday a son of Mr. and Mrs. Orval C. she'll soon understand your for three weeks. This course is Bray of Springville. DIAMOND rHON! ..l their home In Spnngvllle are newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Cal-vi- n L. Barker who exchanged vows on March 4 marriage the BYU. ,He is affiliated with in the Salt Lake LDS Temple. Phi Kappa Phi, a national honor TheywerelionoreaTthe society, and. isahaaejixeinl evening with a reception at the studentgovernment. Springville First - Twelfthv Ward They are both members of the Church. V Oratorio Choir and participated The bride is the former Pa , in the Salzburg traveUstudy pro-- tricia Curtis, daughter of Mr. gram last Spring. The couple and Mrs. L. Carl Curtis, and will attend the BYU one more parents of the groom are Mr. year. and Mrs. Loyd Barker, also of For OONTiatA in1 kAiicthnM HA n mm. snri m kn. lias iiu iiuuaciiviu uciy Nuptials With Gary Hunter Mr. and Mrs. Lynne A. Wright After a beautiful wedding breakof '. Provo announce the recent fast following (he ceremony, the newlyweds honeymooned in marriage of their daughter, and Mexico City. to Vincent Karp of New They are now living in New York City. York City where Mr. Karp is They were married by a employed. The bride has been friend of the Wrights, LDS Bish- employed as a private secreop Elmer Griffith in the Hotel tary in New oric for several St. Regis in New York City. years. , full-leng- th Newlyweds"" Now at Home Christine Wright Slates Enhnnp. Vows With Mr. Karp Q. My last year's spring coat just doesn't look right this year.' It's not worn out, so I dont need a new one. I just wish there was some way to make it look better. But how? A. Take a good look ! Survey you and your coat in front of a mirror. Does it need pressing? Wrinkles can ruin the fashion-loo- k of a coat. How's the length? It should be half an inch longer than your skirt. A perky bouquet, of artificial flowers or a new oversize papier mache . pin might make it fashion right. A bright print or polka dot scarf will add color and character. Experiment with different combi nationsyou'll have a coat with many looks! Q. My dresser is old, and the finish on top is wearing off. Mom says I can do whatever I want to make it look better, but I have to spend my own money, What can I do that won't cost very much? A. "Instant" decorating' is your answer! It's easy and inexpensive too! Choose adhesive covering in your favorite color or a pattern that would look just perfect in your bed room. The adhesive covering and scissors are all you'll need to refinish your dresser top, Measure carefully, cut, ,then press into place"!1 .Thadhesive comes on a roll, so you'll have some left to decorate mirror frames, drawer panels and win dow sills to match. Q. There's a girl at school who is always borrowing things, Once I loaned her my English notes, now she keeps asking to use my comb and even wants to borrow my new sweater. How can I tell her nicely that I don't want to loan her any thing , else? ' " ililiiil-aMiHM- -- ii j"' -- tfll-i rr HvbU r. nn n fin ii M- A- IIIBOW " .. ir- - -- w n m-- n : '"" Tisnai s n n mTr J 3 |