Show THf nails— A Bolzano 47 Box PO Sugar House Station Salt Lake City vanized GARDEN' hose that's A ginning to spring innumerable be- little leaks can be tided through the season by cover ing the entire length with pliable roofing paint— Mrs Kay Glow 1607 Harrison Ave Salt Lake City Ri Hinch screw The latter has a coil and washer soldered to the end so that when the screw is in the ball of the vice the spring exerts sufficient presOre on the handle to keep it from slipping— Elaine Hardy Hinckley Utah - OU WON’T pinch your fingers in the handle of a vise if spring tension is applied in such o manner that the handle will not slip First drill a hole In the handle at right angles to the tall and tap it for a iFTER all the heavy snow of the past winter your roof has no doubt suffered so my tip Is regarding fixing that roof Curb that feverish urge to rip off the cracked or broWith ken shingles willy-nilla cold chisel cut the nails that hold them Then slip the new shingles into position anf fasten them down with gal y EFORE inserting a screw in a newly drilled hole (in ' wood) soap the threads of the screw with moistened hand soap The screw goes in much more easily This trick is especially helpful when putting screws in hardwood — RayEast mond P Neeley 3345-46St Salt Lake City 0 E5 EFORE woi king in the IT LAKE garden or doing other rough and dirty work aiound the home and yard iub your fin-- j gernails over a pecc of soap This will prevent the earth or dirt from getting under your nails and when you wash your hands the soap comes out eas-il— Josephine Christensen 716 Center St Rock Springs y Wyo If you have a tip oud like to asi on to other through dm Tinker write it lUtwn on a It to Tink-er- ’ send Tom and postcard ri-i- s Tlp Home ’I Salt Lake Tribune S Utah The Tribune v each one published he Lake City m pny $i It rr Check First Aid Kit Are You Read' For Mishapsr one goes on a trip the fun to be No by accidents but family vacations are not generally without mishaps —sunburn cuts rock bruises or poison ivy Now that the big vacation season is almost here wise vacationists will prepare for such happenings To prevent most common vacation mishaps observe the common-sensrules of safety Avoid overexposure to bright sunlight if you’re and sunburn easily Guard against the hazards of heat exhaustion and sunstroke Watch the children to make sure they don’t venture near dangerous spots e fair-skinne- d ALL be alert to accidents when you’re on the road APOVE some accidents do happen despite the most careful precautions You can’t be expected to take a course in first aid or to pack splints and a stretcher along with your Bermuda shorts but you can count on kit taking along a first-aiAccording to the American Red Cross the minimum first aid kit for automobiles should contain at least the following: Six compresses on adhesive ’ d Two bandage com- presses 1 square yard sterile gauze in just I-lO- 1 1 triangular bandage tube of burn ointment R THE first aid kit however the Red Cross recommends the follow- 1 ’ ing: compresses on adhesive If) individual packages Sterile gauze squares— about 3”x3’’ in individual packages Assorted sterile bandage compresses in individual packages Triangular bandages Sterile gauze in individual packages of about 1 square yard Roll of Vi inch adhesive Burn ointmePt Inelastic tourniquet Scissors Small forceps to remove splinters Paper cups roller and bandages Wire or thin board splints Castor oil or mineral oil for eyes— this should be sterile be obtained in small tubes Bottle of antiseptic a kit such as the you’d be prepared to cope with most average family troubles and would also have at least a few practical aids in case of major disaster Keep the kit in the glove compartment where it can be reached in a hurry Don’t put it in the trunk or orr the ledge in back WITH 5 minutes we’U show you how to ’ MAKE ‘ ’ with the NEW Keystone CAPRI K-- COLOR MOVIES aa 8mm Movie Camera 11 $yi r 95 ilM AS EASILY end Amtoa'i Jtluia CHEAPLY !' ImIuihii Ml!i in!tfckMbl 14 ek4 umm I mao Se us for -- oil your ‘PHOTO - needs 18H Self Loke Cfo I |