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HOW CAN I ? PAGE 7 • PLA1NDEALER • TUESDAY. NOVEMBER St, 1»74 By Anne Ashley Q. How can 1 remove varnish stains from fabrics? A. Try saturating them with turpentine or mineral spirits, then rubbing between the hands, and finally sponging with alcohol. Q. How can I prevent pudding and ereal from sticking to the pan in which it is cooked? A. Place a piece of butter in the heated pan before adding the pudding or cereal mixtures. Q. How can I add a pleasant fragrance to my freshly-ironed clothing? A. Try adding a few drops of your favorite cologne to the water in your steam iron. Q. How can I renovate a dingy-looking parchment lampshade? A. See if some brown shoe polish wax will give it a new, light-wood tone finish. Q How can I remove dents from table tennis balls? A. Try dropping them into boiling water, turning them occasionally, and in a few minutes they will usually be as good as new. Q. How can I reinforce some wire coat hangers which tend to cave in under the weight of heavy garments? A. Double their strength by binding two hangers together VAiir uioaL f«liAM«l J w w- •• vwn BY DR. A.W. DAmiS Forecast Period: December 1 to December 7 ARIES Mar. 21 - Apr. 19 TAURUS Apr. 20 - May 20 GEMINI May 21 - June 20 MOONCHILD June 21 • July 22 LEO July 23 • Aug. 22 VIRGO Aug. 23 - Sept. 32 LIBRA Sept. 23 • Oct. 22 SCORPIO Oct. 23 • Nov. 21 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22 • Dec. 21 CAPRICORN Dec. 22 - Jan. 19 AQUARIUS Jan. 20 - Feb. 18 PISCES Feb. 19 • Mar. 20 Duplicating a past mistake, connected with a member of the opposite sex, seems to be in the scheme of things. Learn from experience, please! In affairs of the heart, you'll ponder the ques-^^ tion of true love versus the want of material things. You'll do some deep thinking, this week. Chances that you've taken in the past should begin to pay off, during the close of this week's cosrtiic cycle. Things look favorable, or, at l^ast, surprisingly pleasant. In spite of what you think or anticipate, the end resuts of this week's activities will be-- most productve. You're heading toward the winner's circle. Events that take a surprising twist, connected with the opposite sex, will bring out the best in you. Incidentally, pride is something you cannot relinguish. It's not a good idea to form a friendship, dur­ ing this cosmic cycle. Your ability to judge character is at a very low point. Also, keep conversation casual. Don't discuss your personal problems at large. As a matter of fact, keep your feelings to your­ self Moreover, a member of the opposite sex will test you. Mundane events will affect most members of your sign; you might guard against the ele ments. Moreover, follow basic safety precau­ tions in your home. A series of minor events will snowball into a favorable situation. It seems as though your sign can do no wrong, during this week's cos­ mic cycle. Being too concerned about the feelings of an associate, shows in your chart. This week, over­ acting to the whims of people--could be a problem. Contacting unpredictable co-workers or associ­ ates seems to be your nemesis, for the next several days. Bluntly, don't base your future on someone else's promises. There's a mischievious personality, within you, that nobody knows about. Anyway, that "other personality" is going to take over for a day, at least. with cellulose or adhesive tape. Q. How can I lengthen my boy's blue jeans without leaving that horrible white line? A. Take a dark blue crayon and write over the white line, then press. The heat from the iron will make the crayon mark just about permanent. Q. Who can 1 prevent a partially-used steel wool pad from rusting away? A. By wrapping it very tightly in aluminum foil. Q. How can I clean a cotton- covered chair? A. Try rubbing the soiled surfaces with art gum squares. These can be bought at a stationery store. Q. How can I water plants in hanging baskets without risking the usual mess? A Try using ice cubes in­ stead of water. They won't drip right through without being absorbed. Q. How can I remedy a can of lumpy paint? A. Strain the paint without WHO KNOWS). 1. When was President Zachary Taylor born? 2. The British evacuated New York on what day in 1783 9 3. Admiral Byrd flew over the North Pole on what date ? 4. What breed of dogs can­ not bark" 5. Name the 17th President of the United States. 6. When was the first U.S. Post Office opened' 7. How many Friday the 13ths are there in 1975?# 8. Define the word "pusil­ lanimous." pouring it from the can by cutting a circle from an old window screen slightly smaller than the can lid. Stir the paint and drop the screen into the can. As the screen settles, it will carry all the lumps to the bottom. 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Eventually the amount of work required for hospital in­ surance will be the same as for social security cash benefits. Hiey should be willing to evaluate all the information and then on the basis of the facts draw their conclusions. The other side of the coin presents problems too. Some of the most narrow-minded people I know do not believe in God, the Bible and the Church. Only recently I was talking with a young couple who do not believe in God. TTieir arguments were emo­ tional and in most instances unreasonable. They simply did not want to be tied down to any rules or regulations and their quest for supposed freedom had blinded them to the evidence of God's exis­ tence and his revelation through his Word, the Bible. No one appreciates a dog­ matic, irresponsible attitude. People do, however, respect a person who stands for what he believes and is willing to defend hit position with his ability. 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