The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, February 20, 1969, Image 17
THE CHRONICLE, Clinton, S. C., February 20, 1969—1-C The sleeping habits of the trop
ical triggerfish can be compared
to those of humans, state bio
logists at Marineland of Flori-
HOW CAN I?
da. Triggerfish often retire in
a protected area and generally
fall asleep while lying on their
sides.
CHILDREN’S CONCERT—Shown above is part of
the audience at the Children’s Concert Feb. 6 in
Belk Auditorium at Presbyterian College. The
program featured the Spartanburg Symphony Or
chestra, directed by Henry Janiec, shown below.
The Laurens County Fine Arts Commission, in
conjunction with the two Laurens County school
districts, sponsored the concert which was attend
ed by fifth and sixth graders.
Rita Johnson
On Dean's List
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C.-Miss
Rita Johnson of Clinton has been
named to the Dean’s List at Sa
lem College in Winston-Salem,
N.C.
Miss Johnson is a freshman
at Salem College where she plans
to major in English. She is a
graduate of Clinton High School
and is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Olin C. Johnson of 600
Adair Street in Clinton.
BY ANNE ASHLEY
Q. How can I improvise a
surface level when 1 want to make
certain that a piece of furni
ture or large appliance is stand
ing level?
A. Use an ordinary glass mea
suring cup that has markings on
both sides. If this cup is fill
ed with water to any one of the
marks, it will show that the sur
face is level when the water
contacts the marks on all sides.
Q. What can I do about light
scorch stains on linens?
A. Sometimes the rubbing of
a cut onion over these stains will
solve this problem. Follow by
soaking the linen in cold water,
then laundering.
Q. What is a quick and easy
way to deal with pencil marks
on wallpaper?
A. Best and easiest is with an
art-gum eraser.
Q. How can I remove paint
spatters from linoleum and hard-
wood floors?
A. A fine grade of steel wool
is effective, even after the paint
has partially hardened. Use a
light pressure and short strokes,
just enough to cover the affected
area without dulling the finish of
the surrounding area more than
necessary. Then wax and polish
the spot.
Q. How can I clean stained
kid gloves?
A. Ordinary cleaning fluid will
usually do a good job, but if
none is at hand, you can use
some cuticle remover.
Q. How can I make a better
job of repairing loosened legs on
chairs or tables?
A. By adding a small amount
of sawdust to the glue you’re us
ing. Holds better and lasts long
er.
Q. How can I make my own
mucilage?
A. By mixing equal parts of
gum arabic and tragacanth, and
dissolving this in hot water to
the proper consistency.
Q. How can I “set* the colors
in garments?
A. You can usually do a good
job of this with table salt, al
though epsom salts are better
for washing and rinsing delicate
ly colored fabrics. Dissolve a
teaspoonful of the salts to each
gallon of water. The most deli
cate shades will not run or fade.
Q. How can I clean a suede
jacket?
A. Best of all is professional
treatment. But if you want to
try it yourself, one method that
is often effective consists of rub
bing the suede thoroughly with a
mixture of equal parts fuller’s
earth and alum, then following
with a good brushing.
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UF Board
Meets Tuesday
The Board of Directors of the
United Fund of Greater Clinton
Inc. will meet Tuesday, Febru
ary 25, at 10 a.m. The meet
ing will be held at Hotel Mary
Musgrove with President Don G.
Creighton presiding.
James ' on Hollen, chairman of
the nominating committee, will
present a slate of officers for
1969-70. Seven directors for
the three-year term - (1969-72)
will tie elected by ballot from the
nominees recommended by tlie
members. The new year be
gins March 1. Reports for 1968
will be given and other business
items will tie considered.
President Creighton requests
all members of the board to at
tend.
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