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Show 4A Sunday Herald SUNDAY, OCTOBER 9, Utah Pol I ' - ' . .- . Pointers ";r p ' . By POLLY CRAMER Newspaper Enterprise Assn. The .laun-- I DEAR POLLY of my several has mangled dry (husband's white shirts and I 'mean just that. They are made 'of excellent material, so what with them? Keep up jean the good work, as our entire family discusses the Pointers. 4 V 1966 Utah Anybody Know How To Save Aousea amrir : ; 1 1s County. I j v. Ho 4 ARTHA -M- I: MRS. THOMAS RODNEY HUDSON (Alma Sue Burton) Physon Reception Fetes MandMrs. Hudson ' The new Mr. and Receiving quests in the foyer brothers of the bride and were Hudson, Mrs. Thomas Rodney Oct. their wives, Mr, and Mrs. I, were honored Saturday, in held Larry Burton, Mr.; and Mrs. at a wedding reception Wardhall, Fifth First Sherman Burton, Mr, and Mrs. Payson where a peach nd wWte 081011 Carlyle Burton. scheme was chosen for deco PAYSON x ration. DEAR GIRLS -- rYou readers showed treat interest in the girt who was afraid . she would nave to give up ner 6 dogs if the spots they had left, were not removed from ner TONI RAE MERRILL PRETTY EGGS in her basket of Christmas decorations and gifts are mad mother's new rug. Most said would hate how knew they by Mrs. Kent Hathaway of Provo, wh o creates from, the fragile eggs these they to part with their own pets. enduring and attractive pieces for holiday or other decors. Glittering interifrom Massachusetts Mary ors and colorful, trims blend with the miniature figures. suggested that the spot be sponged with water and then blot ted. A vinegar solution (one teaspoon white vinegar mixed The bride elect is the daughter with three teaspoons lukewarm An announcement party Saturday given by Mrs. John E. of, Mrs. Erika B. Merrill of water) then applied and left to Merrihew at the Willow, Creek Salt Lake and the late Marriner dry. Then a detergent solution of a synthetic Country Club in Salt Lake City H. Merrill. Parents of the groom (one teaspoon Glitter is added to the interior revealed the marriage plans are Boyd C. Davis of Orem and soapless detergent as used for The busy and capable hands shiny green grass. of Mrs. Kent P. (Jaelynne) Using extra large egg shells while the glue is still wet. Fabof Toni Rae Merrill and Roger! the late Delphia E. Davis. An fine fabrics and pint water) be applied, left to Hathaway of Provo need to be (double yoke eggs are just rics of rather elaborate nature John Davis. guest was an aunt of the bride elect, Mrs. Homer dry and the vinegar solution re busy. So, during her hours right), Mrs. Hathaway begins are glued on the exterior. The peated. Last, sponge several away from her duties as a reg- the process by cutting a large glue acts as a hardener, and Lovejoy of Monterey, Calif. Mrs. Merrihew is a sister of tunes with a clean, unstarched istered nurse employed in the oval shaped 'opening in the makes the shells extremely Toni Rae. Decor at the party cloth dampened with clear operating rooms of Utah Valley shell with sharp manicure scis- durable. A frame is created included a centerpiece of glass, water. Blot up the remaining Hospital,., she .makes, filings. sors whose curved tips and slim around the edge of the opening crystal and candles in shades moisture. First test a small in- Lots of things . . . like pine edges do the job without shat- with sequins, pearls and velvet of pink and. rose. Streamers conspicuous spot for the effect cone wreaths, fancy and scent tering the fragile shell. The tubing in harmonizing or conwent to each place with a rose on the color. If the color has al- ed candles, tablecloth and nap- shells are then sprayed with a trasting colors. The interior has attended Utah Trade Tech- for each guest along with the ready changed greatly, further kin sets, temple hankerchiefs, clear plastic, and painted in- scene is thejB buUt. The Uny nical Institution where she was news of the couple's plans to treatment will not restore it and aprons, Christmas and birthday side out with household glue. figures are set in plaster" of a cheer leader and majored in 16 in the Salt the rug probably will have to gifts. on Dec. marry paris and bits of this and that art, and is now attending model Lake Temple. POLLY be are added to complete an in her gifts are among Unique ing school in Salt Lake City. I made a very' prettily decorated egg A wedding reception will be DEAR POLLY teresting scene. Oil paintg are Mr Whiting is a graduate of held the same evening at the wonderful smock out of a pillow- shells. Tucked into the glistenused to color the figures when Provo High School, and has also - needed. Center -- m case for my. little girl to wear ing and glittering interiors are Valley View-itakattended UTTI. Salt Lake-City- , Mrs. Hathaway has completand an open while I am cutting her hair. sentimental items like her own They will live in Salt Lake house will be held the following I cut an opening in the seamed ed some three dozen of the unbaby jewelry in a miniature City. usual decorative pieces and hat evening in the Orem Reception end for her head to go through treasure chest; lovely thing! and also slits at the side for her like a tiny angel on a fleecy Center. another six dozen underway la Miss Merrill is a senior at arms. If the neck seems too cloud and a satin-cla- d anticipation of the holidays. She bride; uses many of them for her own Brigham Young University whe- large just pin it tight at the fun things like an Indian brave, re she has been a member of the back so no hairs fall inside. Her baseball players and ice skatChristmas tree decorations. A Cappella Choir and Oratorio pillowcase does not slide about, Mrs. Hathaway was taught and ers, imaginative things Choir.-flihe- - technique of -- making "the major is Child Dev- fits snugly as a shift and would aS "brightred bird "nesting' in elopment and family Relations cover a 9mall child completely. eggs by her mother, who has and VAunonn After using it, I.hang it outside always encouraged her children AMERICAN , fti K- The Sh t a -- -h' i to make and the hair is blown off so it is CHEESE SHOPPING their own Christmas, American .Legion Auxiliary toi High Mlcnelfe.s ready to use again. When shopping for cheese re and addition to the variety of jln Post 49 here is pushing a drive School of Modeling and is now member that "natural cheese" .handwork, Jaelynne does, she to collect good, clean clothing DEAR POLLY Leave it to applies to cheese in its original also joins her BYU student husattending Patricia Stevens Car for men and boys to be made eer I was trying to form as contrasted with past a College. band In outdoor sports and available to patients at the Mr. Davis, a eurized process cheese, cold shares his ham radio graduate of cut an oversized rug pad with Veterans Hospital in Salt Lake. Orem High School, is also a my pmkmg shears and- I pack cheese and other types. MRS. KENT HATHAWAY Mrs. Marlon W.' Robinson and senior at BYU majoring in his- thought my hands would break. The labels of natural cheese : Mrs. Gerald Hansen are co- - tory with a German minor. He My brilliant son, Mike, suggest- and other types of cheese carry chairmen of the 'collection, served an IDS mission to West ed that we try the garden important descriptive informal which, they state, will end Oct. Germany. At BYU he served as shears and they worked like a tion you should check . when 15. The articles, they stress, assistant chairman of the charm. shopping. Look for the name of must be clean and in good conI keep my the product: , Cheddar-chee-se, elections committee. DEAR POLLY dition. Shirts, sports coats, will make their home in garden shoes and gloves in a Swiss cheese or Blue cheese. belts, slacks, pants, shoes, suits, the Orem-Prov- o area. plastic bag. This way I can Do not confuse the brand name jackets, work clothing, will be bring my things in without any with the name of the cheese. appreciated. mess.1 just change them at the Do not confuse true dairy proAnother current project of SHRIMP SWITCH door before entering the house ducts with altered or "filled" the local auxiliary' is that of In cheese products' appearing on canned general, shrimp and pop them into the bag. the market. These contain vegecollecting new gift items to be may be substituted m all reci C. J. forwarded "to the gift shop at pes calling for cooked table oil in place of milk fat. a Anyone Polly's submitting shrimp. the hospital ;and from' which Lannea always means cooked Problem, a solution to a prob- Check the labels! men may select a Christmas although the reverse may not lem or a favorite homemaking idea will receive a dollar if Polgift for wives or mothers at no be true. The flat, familiar Tyr, Teutonic iod ot war, 1 cost. ounce can of shrimp holds ap ly uses the item in Polly's Point courage and the sword, gave his name to Tuesday. ' Either Mrs. Robinson or Mrs. proximately one standard meas1 ers. Hansen may be contacted for uring cup of shrimp instantly! the clothing and gift ready to add to a dish calling for a cup of cooked shrimp, Toni Rae MerrijlWillWed Roger John Davis Dec. 16 Unusual Decorations Created From Egg Shells by Provoan luKe-war- Vickie Lee Gahhitas Will Wed Gary Whiting The couple exchanged nuptial vows Sept. 16 at the home of the bride's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Burton, Payson, with Bishop Fay Fieldoffiing of Payson Fifth Ward are residing in ciating. They rites in the Spring-vill- e Ward Chapel Ogden, where the bridegroom, Oct. 14 will unite Vickie Lee on Mrs. of and son Rodney Mr, Gabbitast daughter of Mr. and Hudson, Santaquin, is attending Mrs, Kenneth Gabbitas of Weber College. and Gary Kent Springvilte, To 'receive guests, the bride, son of Mr and .Mrs. Whiting, daughter of Mr." and Mrs. Hor- Roger L. Whiting of Provo. ace F. Burton, Payson, wore a A reception will honorthetn gown of white lace over net following the ceremony, floor bouffant styled with Miss Gabbitas is a graduate of length skirt, sweetheart neck- Springville High School. She line and pointice sleeves. Her vel. was attached to a pearl tiara and she carried a white LITTER COSTS BIG NEW YORK (UPI) orchid nested in white carna Keep America" Beautiful- ,- the nationtions tied wun peacn nooon. MrsALlnda McDonald, her al litter prevention organizasister, stood as matron of hon- tion, reports the 50 states spend or, and bridesmaids were Lyn-ett- e more than $425 million a year Hudson, Karen Burton, to administer employment seDebbie Burton, Lynette Bur- curity programs. But taxpayers ton and Trina Hudson. They spend about $500 million a year wore dresses of peach crysta to pick up litter from streets, line with corsages of white highways and public recreation Wedding Pourth-lSt- h - chrysanthemums. The bridal party stood before a white lattic entwined with green Ivy vines and peach twinkle lights. A pair of white wedding bells tied with peach ribbon hung over the bride and groom. pom-po- areas. , The national litter bill is about equal to the money spent on education by the states of Hawaii, Idaho, Maine, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire North Dakota, Vermont, Rhode Island and Delaware. Win At Bridge Expert Bids Attain Slam By OSWALD & JAMES JACOBY of a special convention. North's five spade bid illusNewspaper Enterprise 'Assn. trates this. He wants to be in : How would you and your fav- seven if his can take orite partner go about the busi- the first heartpartner trick and in six ness of getting to the cinch if his partner can take the sec grand slam in spades shown in ond one. hand? today's On the other hand it is pos It is rather easy if you open sible for South to hold all sorts with- - two diamonds. East will of good hands with two quick overcall with two hearts and heart losers. In all those inst j after South bids .Jwo spades ances North wants to stop at Nona can simply raise to three five. spades to see what will happen. South could have bid seven South will cue bid hearts and spades right over five but saw will jump to the grand , Norm no reason to do more than show slam. his ace of hearts. North's fail-- ! The trouble with that method ore to bid the grand slam was is that, while it is simple, it renot an example of passing the! quires North to open with an buck. that .his.; sound two bid." He" has" a' good hold something in partner might hand but only 15 high card clubs instead of the king of points and lots of gaps in his He also felt sure that! spades. v spade suit. South would go on to seven with! ,.The bidding in the box shows how experts get there by the use a decent spade suit and South did not disappoint him. - r - e- Legion Auxiliary Conducts Drive er For Hospital J FOR- - " You've got the stuff it takes. AS-BY- 4. j p n r R- - 000" Scampering via t 7,t v - v.vi vp a hillside to a barbecue m or merely ' ascending ' to new F0LDA - North-reason- hoigMt in- fashion know how 100 wool blended to ed, keep shape ROLA CHAIR -l PUYPEN-CR- IB safe.t:seatO JU BONDED CLASSIC After you see us. PANTS 8 NORTH (D) m NIGHT CLASS A A Q 10 7 6 74 AKQ832 Void WEST Crewnsck EAST ." 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