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Show - INDEPENDENT r H ' ' Sugar House, Thursday January 23, I958-- " 'Page 5 - Easy to Do Flower Arrangements Since Sarrn Wrap was introduced to consumers several years ago homemakers everywhere have shown imagination in its use. Initially used as a refrigerator food wrap by most, it now has literally hundreds of uses. One of the most ingenious uses for thi3 transparent plastic household wrap yet suggested is in flower arrangements. Professional results can be ob-tained by crumpling as much of the wrap as necessary to hold the flowers in the desired ar-rangement. This applies to ver-tical vases. When flowers are added (even a few can be beauti-fully arranged) they a'--e easily placed and the Saran Wrap will keep them where you want them. This is an ideal way to arrange such flowers as roses, jonquils, gladioli, daisies, tulips and iris. Most flowers you have in your garden will form an artistic ar-rangement you will be proud to display. You will now find Saran Wrap in a new box that will facilitate handling. The change in tho package has been made both in color and design. The cutter bar is now placed on the bottom of the box which allows at least two inches of the wrap to be readily available at all times. This will help keep the wrap from winding back on itself, reducing the "lost end" problem. The new box is presented in gay new colors, for-est green and chartreuse, for easy identification. J ' f ' , . ,i . . f " .1 ? 5, ? -- x ' - -- .t,M - s 'i - - fi? jSst ifjlii fci . - .. t , - :i Dr. Edward Teller University Slate Sneakers For Founders Day Utahns will have a chance to hear the "father" of the hydro-gen bomb discuss America's real place in the scientific struggle with Russia at the University of Utah Union on February 25. Dr. Edward Teller, interna-tionally recognized as one of the world's greatest physicists, has agreed to be the speaker at the annual U of U Founders Day banquet under the direction of the U Alumni Association. "We could not have found a better informed speaker to out-line the challenges of space-ag- e living and survival," said Ban-quet Chairman, D. James Can-non. "Dr. Teller is a forthright and gifted speaker and will spell out America's true status in the cold war as realistically as se-curity regulations will allow." Funeral Service Baby Riches Funeral services will be con-ducted Thursday noon at Was-atch Presbyterian Church, 17th South and 17th East, for Debbie Lucille Riches. The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Riches was found face down in her crib by her parents about 7:30 p.m. Monday. At first it was believed the child had become entangled in the bed clothing and smothered, but the attending physician said the child had apparently regurgi-tated some milk and some of the fluid had entered her lungs. Debbie Lucille Riches was born in Salt Lake ity Nov. 1, 1957 to Lynn and Caroline Wil-ki- ns Riches. Surviving are her parents, a brother, Lynn, 2; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Riches and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wilkins, all of Salt Lake City Girls were born to the follow-ing couples Tuesday, January 21; Mr. and Mrs. Rene IL Four-nie- r, 2254 Wilson Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Crelin, 3695 Palisade Dr.. Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson, 1028 ... So. 11th East; Mr. and Mrs. Albertus Zoetmulder, 1157 Laird Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Wil-for- d J. Herburg, 1045 East 4800 South; are parents of baby girls born Monday, January 20. Baby boys were born Monday, January 20, to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Merlin G. Benson, 2835 Evergreen Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Smith, 2060 East Crystal Ave.; Mr. and Mrs. Fred N. Wall, 2554 Highland Drive; Mr. and Mrs. August L. Swenson, 2523 East 21st South; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon W. Muir, Sr., 1069 Logan Ave. Servicemen Pvt. Robert H. Gustin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Gustin, 1022 W. Third North st., recently was graduated from the six-wee- k airplane main-tenance course at The Army Aviation School, Fort Rucker, Ala. YOUR SUGAR HOUSE SECURITY MERCHANT No Need To Go Downtown For KEYS LOCKS REPAIRS PARTS or SHARPENING We are a Factory Authorized Service Station for LCN Door Closers, Inc. Oscar C. Rixson Co. Sargent Locks & Closers Adams-Rit- e Co. and "LAWNBOY" America's Modern Power Mower Service at your home or store too. RUDY'S KEY & REPAIR SERVICE 1983 South 11th East in Sugar House Phone HU 71 1 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE I ACHING MUSCLES Relieve pains of tired, sore, aching muscles with STANBACK, tablets or powders. 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