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Show 2 , j j 1) The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday. Mai.h y ! W ,ww.;,er i "'tttCffRltl i ry',v "w Tulips will greet next year r soap there for someone else to use. Mrs. Louise Mrozek DEAR HELOISE: Our daughter is getting married this spring and she wants to have the church decorations different and also add a warm personal touch. 4 Instead of decoratHr ing the church and reception hall with cut fresh flowers (they wilt and die so 8 fast), she plans on JL l usn putted plants. Something very col-orful, such as tulips S and azaleas. The bulbs from these plants will be lleloise planted next fall and lay dormant all winter. Then, the following spring on our daughter's first anniversary, the plants will be blooming beautifully and will bring back all those precious moments, only a year earlier when they were united as one. I guess this isn't really a hint but maybe a good suggestion someone might be in-- i terested in using. Tern Esquivel DEAR IIELOISE r Whenever I travel and go into the ladies' restroom in a restaurant or some other place I am not always able to find soap, so I came up with this idea. I had leftovers of soap ends so I cut aluminum foil into about three-inc- h squares and wrapped a tiny piece of soap in each one. Now when I go into one of those soapless restrooms I just reach into my purse and have my own soap to wash my hands. Then, when 1 have finished, I leave the of piece DEAR IIELOISE; Do you have any idea how many 6 feet plus people there are in this world who have to sleep catywompus on the tied or hang off at the foot? Possibly there is no bed or no money to room for a king-size- d buy one! Heres an idea to build up the head of the regular bed as follows: Scoot the mattress and springs down as far as need be for you to stretch out comfortably. Then build a box, same thickness as the box springs and mattress, cover with foam rubber and place this box between your headboard and box springs and mattress on your bed rails. Jj 4 Hi, Works perfectly! Just think of all those cramped up, sleepless hours you spent trying to get comfortable, when you could have been with very little sleeping like a baby Willis E. Gassman effort! Super! Now all you have to do is take an old sheet, cut off about 15 inches and sew that to your old sheets and blankets and you are all set for a comfortable and cozy lleloise night's rest ' DEAR IIELOISE: When our grandson was a little fellow, 1 would picture letters to him and he was so happy to gat them. He would keep them in his pocket or sleep with them under his pillow. I would wTite something about happenings here, about birds, fishing, our dogs, etc. and put pictures pertaining to these things. e ' f 4,1 grandson was small : 1 too, liked to get these and this he, repeated letters from Grandma. thought I would just pass this along to other grandmothers. to please the A litt'e something grandchildren. When the Thanks, Heloise, for your column. I have received so many, many good hints and time savers through your efforts. I wish I could repay you in a better way. Thanks A Reader from again for being you. Junction Thank you. A Reader from Junction, for your fabulous comments, and you have thanked me already by just writing and Heloise sharing with all our friends. DEAR HELOISE: This is how I dry mittens, gloves, caps, etc. I place a wire shoe rack fthe kind that sits on the floor) near a w arm spot on the floor (heat register, refrigerator vent). Each damp item can be placed upside over the individual shoe holders. They will dry quickly because the stand allows for good heat and air circulation. Carol Cimbura dowm TWi caluma Is written for rati... t9te Hememaker. H you kave a Mnf er a prUm write TWa Salt Lake Tribune, Home te HeMse In car Service Dct., Ran M7, Salt Lake City, Utah, SUIO. Because eO ttoe tremendous volume at mall, Heieise is imaMe la answer Individual letters. She will, however, answer ysur nutations in her column whenever possible. Altar society plans social The annual spring of the Ladies of St. in a boutique. Water colors, oil paintings by local artists and prints will be offered for sale. Models include Char-- Catholic Ambrose candies and lun-che- Church Altar Society is scheduled March 24 at the church social center. 1 social will be at 15:30 p.m. before luncheon. A wine ene Sheila Knighton, Yvonne Falk, Ruth Robison, Evelyn Prospective buyers can view and Suzann Carofanello, ODonnell, hand-mad- e items, other new things Hurst, Michelle Lacy. Stephanie Mary Ann Schiarella, j V Cathy Meldrum. Tickets ean be purchased at the church Saturday or Sunday or from the committee. Reservations must be made no later that March 19. ctsnons o for the Chairperson event is Shirley Konopka and Betty Holbrook is vice chairperson. Yvonne Falk and Barbara Braak are in charge of decorations. Ruth C. Boss was installed president of the Salt Lake City Delta Gamma Alumnae at the annual founders day ban- quet recently at the A. Ray Olpin Student Union Panorama Room. Kathy Nelson is retiring president. Other officers installed are Donna Pack, vice president; Pat Rogers, corresponding secre- A- Marushack and lberta Nataleen Leo will provide music for the fashion show; Sharon Roper, Paula Barkman and Cathy Meldrum are taking reserva- " tions and selling tic kets. Art luncheon The Salt Lake Art Center Guild will present artist and potter, H. James Stewart, at a reception and luncheon Thursday at Ford Douglas Hidden Valley Coun- Lovinia tary; and treasurer. Harmsen, The chapters philanthropic project is preschool vision screenings around the valley' to detect early vision prob- - try Club. Mr. Stewart, a native of Salt Lake City, studied art and taught ceramics at the University of Utah. He has received bubnut picture bd ore wedding The great increase in the number of weddings in our area makes it possible for The Tribune to publish only the engagement or wedding photograph, but not both. To assure publication, photographs for use with wedding announcements in The Tribune should be in the office of the Lifestyle Dept., Room 212, Tribune Bldg, at least one week before day of the wedding ceremony. The iS charge for wedding photographs is to cover reproduction costs. Because of the volume of photographs handled. The Tribune can assume no responsibility for pictured submitted. fast-growi- awards and recognition for his paintings, jewelry, sculp- - ture, ceramics and mixed media. He has exhibited his work in the Museum of Contemporary Crafts, New York, and the Phoenix Museum of Art. The social hour will begin at 11:30 a m. with the lunch and program at 12:30 p.m. Reservations must be made by Monday with Mrs. Thomas Carlson or Mrs. Roy Soudcr. V. MATTRESS MARATHON BUY DIRECT FROM OUR FACTORY AND SAVE FIRM SUPPORT SMOOTH TOP , , OR,' FOUNDATION i FULL SIZE ) J&mL, Ea. Pc. Queen Size Special Sold in Sets Only 69.00 Ea. Pc. BUNK BED SPECIAL now 12900 COMPLETE WITH MATTRESS vvettus Outlet has been restocked witn new fashions wardrobe with a wide variety of shies and colors in your favorite Missy si.;gs. And all Pykeftes fnihions are rnado cf x.y Cr.ru fabric that stays fresh wash after wash. These new spring fashions will sell quickly, so visit Fykettes and mako your selections for spring. 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