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Country Club N*wt Geri Neubauer LOCAL PILOT FLIES OHIO BAND TO ROSE BOWL Air Line^ilot Capt. Frank Stetson flew the Ohio State University 120 band members aboard his plane to Pasadena, Calif., and the Parade of Roses. Capt. Stetson is an Ohio State alumnus and flew the O.S.U. team on its last Rose Bowl Trip in 1957. Frank graduated from _ Barbershop ^0 • Hair Coloring ^ • Hair Styling ^ • Hair Pieces • Razor Cuts JAXE'S by appointment 885-7771 385-7194 O.S.U. in 1941 and joined the airline after graduation. He has been flying for them ever since. The Ohio State University Band requested that he be assigned to fly them on this spe%ial trip. A former resident of Elyria, Ohio, Capt. Stetson now resides at 308 Country Club drive with his wife and son who1 spent a week vacationing in Pasadena and attended^ the Parade of Roses and the Rose Bowl game before coming home with Capt. Stetson on Jan. 2. V COUNTRY CLUB BELLE'S RING The Christmas holidays held a very special meaning for the Frett family. Corinne Frett received an engagement ring from her finance Robert Pisha. Corinne is employed in a local store and Robert is employed in Mundelein and resides in Woodstock. The happy couple plan a September wedding. Our best wishes to them both. ANNIVERSARY WALTZ A happy anniversary to some very nice people, Fred and Eldo Meister,. who celebrate their wedding anniversary on Jan. 20. TJhis anniversary holds a special importance for them because they recently welcomed their son-in-law, Bob, home from Vietnam. Our sincerest congratulations and best wishes for many, many m?re happy anniversaries. BIRTHDAY TIME Happy fourth birthday to Johnny Rasmissen and happy sweet sixteenth birthday to Beth Wegner. NEW RESIDENTS? If Pve neglected mentioning any of our newer residents in the past columns it is only because I didn't know you were here. If I haven't mentionedyou and you're new in Country Club, call me and we'll welcome you in our column. It's difficult to keep track of oar new arrivals what with the hew houses going up so fast so call and introduce ydurself we'd like to nfeet you. A WORD TO MY HELPERS Last night I braved an early evening stroll or should I say trudge through the mounds of snow to try and get around to express my appreciation to those of you who contributed articles to fill this column the past two weeks. Having just recovered from an extended bout with that Hong-Kong flu business, it felt good to get outside. I saw two little girls dragging their toboggan, that was bigger than they were down towards the hill and two boys dragging a discarded Christmas tree heaven oaly knows where. I saw some of our braver residents swinging their snow shovels with great spirit. It's a marvelous form of exercise and a sure fire way to get a backache. I could swear I saw Jean-Claude Kill; with his skis over his shoulder but it couldn't be, must have been the cold or the glare of the snow, or the tricks played by jthe advancing years that my kids tease me about. If I didri't get to your house please don't think I didn't appreciate all the help I got. I turned blue after Awhile and hurried home to my rocking chair. If you remember back last September when we first started writing How Can I? Q. How can. I remove a glass stopper that is stubbornly stuck in its bottle? A. Pour a few drops of glycerin around the top of the stuck stopper, then wait. It may take a few minutes or hours or days for the gly cerin to work itself downdepending upon how badly stuck the stopper is - but eventually it will lubricate the entice stopper enough to enable you to withdraw • it with ease. Q. How can I, after washing a hairbrush, restore the original stiffness to its bristles? A. By adding twoteaspoonfuls^ of powdered alum to each cup of" water used for rinsing the brush. this column we had a tricky time getting started however with the now-deceased annexation issue we got rolling and now I hope you look forward to reading what we humbly submit. Remember this is your column and your news so to those of yOG who give mo a hand, keep calling and to those of you who have not as yet submitted anything ... join us. Till next week Q. How can I clean stainless steel cooking utensils that have become discolored ' from Jthe heat? s A. With steel wool dipped in lemon juice. ? Q. How can I make my own cement, for mending broken cjishes? A. Very simply -- just by melting powdered alum in a spoon over a gas flame. While still soft, rub it over the edges of the two broken pieces you want to stick together, then press them together, anr t dry. A dish mended in tlr ianner can be washed in h /ater, too, without danger xposening the joint. , Q. How-vC do a more efficient job of loosening a cake that has been baked in a tube pan? A. You'll find that a small steel knitting needle does a better job of this than a knife. The needle slips around the rim and the center tube without tearing the cake edge. A No. 1 steel needle is tfest. ^ Q. How can I deal with the * self-covered belt of a washable dress that has become soiled? A. Lay the belt flat on a table. WED. JAN 15, 1969 - PLAINDEALER - PG. 9 JoodMoUS 3718 W ELM ST. McHEi SAUSAGE SHOP NOW OPEN EVERY NIGHT 'TIL 9:00, SUNDAY 9 to2 ^ fr y •M Ti Ti -[L STORE HOURS. . . . Mon thru -Fri. 9 to 9 Saturday, 9 to 6 / Sunday, 9 to 2 It's A Great Time To Serve Your Family A Tender Jewel Steak! £ U S D A . C H O I C E MEAT DEPT. .... Mon., Tues., Wed., and Sat., 9 to 6 Thursday - Fri. 9-^9 BONUS | MoeiTiijRusA-r., SPECIAL 1 i JAN. ll, 1969 PllLSBtfRY - ^FLAVORS Scott Towels "BIG ROLL" White, Colored, or Decorated Reg. 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FRAMES AT A TREMENDOUS SAVINGS a Ityou tiaCen'tfall-c eived jyoor J kit iler, be /sure iv it. It) confaiink NOTE If you do not receive the coupon book in the mail, you can sign up for one at the store. ilteady Jewel vatch the | j'll n^e i to get ma.sti rpieces vith ae ails on from 2S at igsl V ith art masterpieces as l( vely as these, yoe'll mak ' every room in ^our honfe mor# beautiful. received mailer lor coupons y 10 FREE a --, along purchasin great sav then scrub over it ^thoroughly with a vegetable brush dipped in. sudsy water. Rinse the belt under the faucet, then jpull it between a folded toWel to remove excess water. Q. My brick fireplace is a real dirt-cajtcher. Is there any way I can keep it looking 'clean for a longer time? A. If you'll brush the surface of the bricks with liquid wax, du§t won't accumulate so quickly and can easily be wiped off when it does., Q. How can I clean vegetables * easily and more effectively? A. One of the best things for ' scrubbing vegetables such as carrots and potatoes, or for cleaning silks from, fresh corn, is a piece of nylon net. Q. How can I eliminate the problem of corduroy garments' picking up lint from other articles in the same laundry load? A. One very simple answer is to turn these corduroy garments inside out before washing. Q. How can I, when washing wool sweaters pr other wool garments, keep them soft? A. By adding one or two tablespoons of glycerin to lukewarm water when rinsing these items. * Q. How can I remove perfw Tin s+ains from clothing? A. These are tough strips to deal with! However, you cWtry wetting them first with water, then working on the stains with glycerin and cheesecloth, then rinsing with water. If traces still remain, worR on the stains somo more with a 20 per cent solution of acetic acid (vinegar), then flush out with clear water. Q. What can I use for starching delicate fabrics, the kind of fabrics that cannot stand ordinary starch? A. Dissolve a small quantity of sugar in the final rinse water Why you need disability / income insurance To protect your family from financial (worry if illness or injury stops your income. You probably have life insurance for that purpose if you die. But in the next year, disability -- not death--is more likely to put you out of commission. Your Country Companies agent can help you select the plan you need--with monthly payments from $50 to $1,500. And many optional benefits. Your Country Companies Agent Lee B. Kortemeier Off. 338-2000 Res. 338*0975 when laundering these items. , ,Q. What is an easy method of cleaning soiled photographs? ' A. You can often do a good job of this just by washing them with facial' tissues, dipped in water. Q. How can I deal with bluing spots on white materials? A. Bluings differ chemically, and spots die to them vary in treatment. Cold water is a general method. Dampening the spot with alcohol before laundering will usually remove the stain. Q. How can I brighten 'the bricks around my fireplace? A. You can do a good job of this by scrubbing the bricks with hot soapsuds, then coating them with hot linseed oil applied with a paintbrush. Q. How can I clean a patir of unwashablf leather gloves? A. Soak a flannel cloth in milk, rub it on a cake of soap, then rub over the gloves vigorously. Q. How can I brighten up dulllooking pewter? /' A. Drop a small lump of potash into a quart of watgp arid soak the pewter in this for aboyt 24 hours, then remove it and all over it with a cork dipped in olive oil or mineral oil, following >with a dry-chamois polishing. ' Q. How can a wood-carving hobbyist harden the wood that has been cut and sculptured into the desired shapes? A. By boiling the pieces in pure olive oil for eight to ten minutes. Many other such "hobby, hints" are contained-in my household bodk. Q. How can I make versatile and economical mahogany stain? A. By mixingpermanganate of potash and epsom salts in water. The depth of the color depends on the strength of your solution. Q. How can I deal with a white ring caused by a beverage glass on a varnished .surface? - A. Try rubbing over the stain with cigarette ash moistened with water. Rub the ring gently with a cleaning tissue, then finish with furniture polish. The cigarette ash acts like pumice. Q. What can I do about moldy leather book bindings? A. You can usually deal with this problem by going over the leather with a cloth dampened in ammonia. - Q. What can I do when my freshly-baked muffins stick to the pan? A. Put the hot pan on a wet towel spread on the sink, and your muffins will come right out. Q. How can I add a pleasant fragrance to my laundered articles? A. By adding a few drops of cologne to the sprinkling waterwhich makes your ironing more pleasant, too. In the case of nylon underthings that are washed by hand and need no ironing, try adding cologne to the rinse water. ' Q. What can I do about a white fur that has yellowed? A. This problem can usually be overcome by spraying on a solution of hydrogerhperoxide, or by brushing with a soft brush. And sometimes hanging the fur in the sun afterward will speed up the rebleach process. Q. Is there anything I can do about blankets which are too short? A. One very easy and effective way of coping with this little problem is to sew a strip of muslin to the end of the blanket that is tucked in at the foot of the bed. Q. How can I deal with grease stains on wallpaper? A. An old, but very good treatment is to hold a blotter over the stain with a moderately hot iron. The heat of the iron melts the grease, which is then absorbed by the blotter. Then, if necessary, you can finish off the cleaning with pipe clay or ful-. ler's earth. I Ray GAS DRY! 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