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Show Page B6 - THE DAILY HERALD, - Provo, Liah, Saturday. January 2, I9W File under for new house 'Hy Dear Heloise: When we into our "new" 1960 house in 1992, we were delighted to find that the first owner had started a house file. It is located in one of those accordion-styl- e folders. Each room is listed on a u sx.tion, and there is a nt for "yard." In each compartment are the receipts and .samples for wallpaper and paint instructions for appliances, details about who laid the brick patio, etc. There was also a file that listed all the owners, dates lived in the house and where they moved. We have continued to use it and have found it a godsend for learning the care, use and age of the appliances as well as how much paper or paint a room Bonnie Priebe, requires. nwA'ed CROSSWORD fl ACROSS Cat dangers Dear Heloise: Many things are dangerous to cats. Some dangers such as harsh chemicals and poisons are obvious. Other dangers may not be known by a new cat owner. The following may cause serious illness or death to a cat. 1. Shampoo and flea treatments. Unless the products are specially marked for cat use, never use any shampoo flea treatments on or near your cat. Many dog products are deadly to cats. 2. Bathroom toilets. Be sure to keep the lid down on the toilet. Cats that drink from toilets are subject to drowning or being poisoned by chemical toilet cleaners. 3. Household cleaners. Cheverly, Md. How very thoughtful of the previous owners to leave all that information. It would be nice if others followed their lead. As a matter of fact, it's a good idea for all homeowners to start a master file. Having all that info handy in one place can end up saving you money in the long run. Heloise 13 Dumbfounded 14 Gael 15 Staff sights 16 Pierre's type 18 Expel offering mitt that it makes a wonderful Put it on your hand, spray either the mitt or the furniture, polish and, voila, you are finished dusting in no time at all. Marie Price, New Orleans, La. dust-clot- SERVE AND LEARN: Teach your children a valuable lesson. Spend time will them each week while helping others in need. Serve meals at the Food and Care Coalition. Call hi more information. If you iton'i ni' time to serve meals weekly, find out if they need any items. is the 5 22 Dorothy's transport 23 Ham's N E I f ADNGTV Consum-eri- VJhGn vie ITVDO ILCJ NWOUJ ILNG JTQADA. -L- BDQO XTSDCC Yesterday's Cryptoquote: LET'S HAVE A NEW YEAR FILLED WITH JOY. MAY THE WORLD SEE PEACE AND LOVL-YO- EDITORS UR 14 27 Wipes off 29 Conceited 33 Llama's home rr LfT - rma 27 35 Shuttle grp. 36 Did a farm chore 37 Utopia ft. t-- r 35 36 37 36 36 40 - 39 Decays 40 Less fatty ' tya fc-- iTn I trl K9 filf 2 glass. STRANGE SCULPTURES: For an interesting time, gather up several old wire coat hangers and twist them into the most distorted shapes imaginable. Place them on newspapers to keep a table from getting ruined. Take a variety of colored candles, light them and drip them over the shaped hangers. As the wax continues to drip from wire to wire, beautiful sculptures will begin to form. Warning, this will take a lot of candles, but the creation will be worth it. Find the familiar phrase, saying or name in this arrangement of letters. Or SAND. 5KAIN wmrwe6t6aol.com e.g. LEAD Do you have a coo idea that families eoud do together? Do you know of events in the community that are geared toward families? If so. let me know. Call Rana Lehr at 344-254me at dhfamilyheraldextra.com or fax the information to 373-548- SOLUTION: Lead by example as nrr i n "LEROY'6 STILL HUNG OVER FROM NEW YEAR'S EVE i Certsinlij making frbgress. starved s momns zzp g0u wtrt oCwS frWl.Qji JFBD st Ralph 34 Fork feature 36 Wire measure Is b ho 7 ITVDO. VTAC WOPTQC WOFCDNS, need TWC ADUQDC F TP of 32 UTWNGO'C JTQADA GQFK aIrieId e Hope" 31 Daughter 24 Short book 25 Nastier 28 Astin and Penn 30 Adam of "Chicago M P K.E E J E R D S ILNG N Yesterday's Answer Italy Be sure to do this far yo-y- from windows or anything a great indoor game that has become a lost art in the age of Nintendo and the Internet. Do you have superballs lying around the house? Combine superballs with low ceilings, and you'll have a hoot of a time seeing how many times you can get the ball to bounce between the ceiling and floor. Better ask for permission before doing that one. While we're on the subject of fast moving little ruhher balls, find the old paddle-bal- l set. It's probably in the bottom of the toy chest or on the top shelf of the toy closet. This can keep you entertained for hours, especially once you get going on the tricks. Another discarded cool play item library's regular story times will resume on Monday in the afternoons, evenings and at a new time on Saturday afternoons. Until then, a fun thing might be to call the library's line and hear a story over the phone. It's different, but could be fun! H K 38 Skate type OTHER FUN: When you get bored with hopscotch, try jacks. This is also PROVO CITY LIBRARY: The I tis!ce1n1eI H 26 Sa- n-, 34-fi- AR AIS 13 barkeep time-savin- CUC c iui CRYPTOQUOTE 2 ii Party" 22 Dr. Seuss character 25 Homer's h. Send a money- - or g hint to Heloise. PO Box 795000, San Antonio TX 78279-500- 0 or 1 can t fax it to answer your letter personally but will use the best hints received in mv column. Have your children help you collect and deliver them. This can be a time not just to serve others, but to learn that despite their complaints, they have more than enough. BORDERS': Borders' bookstore will have story time for kids at 11 a.m. and they will be reading the popular children's book "Arthur." F 21-"- My FAMILY FUN BARNES AND NOBLE STORY TIME: Story time at Barnes and Noble will bo tuday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. the legal biz 19 Bank dusting! So I discovered after I bought a lamb's wool EiD measures 17 Vaccine Dear Heloise: I hate iGjAIRlNns EIEIR aTt Anlk) w iv 8 Biting 9 Loser to David 10 Comes in 16 Half note 18 Challenges 20 Monsters wife all hints. Each day the code letters are different nClRIYIP 3 Persona non 4 Springbok, for one 5 Summers abroad 6 June honoree 7 Print 12 File from lotto wear blunders Dust with mitt 0ld game 2 Knight 11 Book Dear Heloise: This hint is for coffee lovers to keep the heavy cans from scratching their cabinets. Save a plastic lid from the old can and put on the bottom of the new one to protect your cabinets from dents and scratches. A Reader, Lubbock, Texas Heloise 1 Caught 7 Congress worker Shelf care One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are DOWN 1 Antonio, Texas com-partn- AX YDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW ATTOffl by THOMAS JOSEPH Products containing pine oils and phenol are deadly to cats. Remember, anything a cat walks on goes straight into the animal's mouth. Eric & Bea Ann York, San HELPFUL HINTS ANNOY 7 inlf0 llh by CovrlM Synd., til W 1 Otl Inc ' feuj-- - "Good batteries are always heavier than used ones." Lanny triggers the health club's offensive odor alarm. "Carrot cake isn't too badurMif you PUT ENOUtoH WHIrrtU I I HAD DlBS ON THE T080G&AN ' YOU PSYCHO DAD? KIDS NLt WAKE UP CAN Yog THIS EARLY ON DAYS WHEN THEY Dotrr have . n. U.fcv MOM? How IS IT OUR JfSoN, No, Toy No, Too VJE.T CO ' LET 60 LET Go.' OW-- ' STOP IT, No WAY, OlNGUS.' 6ET THE PETER, T0BO66AN, TOO GtT THE SAUCER.' 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