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THE CHRONICLE; Clinton, & C., March 20, 1969—S-B PROM CANDY SALE—William McNinch, rigH president of the Laurens County Shrine Club, is shown presenting a check for $830 to Jack R. Tyn er, Potentate of Hejaz Temple,. The money was raised through the sale of 69 cases of candy. Also McNinch presented a check for $229 from the sale of ash trays. The money is to be used at the Shriners’ Crippled Children’s Hospital in Green ville. HOW CAN I? By Anne Ashley Q. How can I remove brown spots that formed on the bottom of my electric frying pan? A. Place the pan in a large plastic bag containing a cloth saturated with ammonia, close the bag with a rubber band leav ing the handle containing the elec tric element outside the bag. In a few hours, remove the pan from the bag, and you should be able to wipe the spots off with ease. Q. How can I remedy a high- crown hat that dents easily? A. You can give it extra rein forcement by spraying the inside of the crown with your favorite, quick-drying hair spray. Q. Have you any helpful hints for hair that is hard to manage after a shampoo? A. Try using your spray on your brush, instead of directly on your hair. Then see how your hair behaves -- and it won’t have that sticky effect either that some times results from an overdose of spray directly on the hair. Q. What can I do when perfun has been dropped on my dresser top? A. Rub with rottenstoneanda generous amount of lemon oil. Polish with a clean cloth to which has been added clean lemon oil. Repeat this routine if the first time around isn’t completely suc cessful. Q. How can I reclaim pototo chips that have lost their fresh ness? A. Put them under the broiler for a few moments, and this will usually restore them to their or iginal crispness. Be careful, though, not to brown them! Q. How can I deal with rust that has accumulated on iron railmgs outside my home? A. First, remove therustpax- ticles with emery paper or steel wool. Then prime the iron with red-lead (12 parts red-lead paste, 10 parts linseed oil, one par turpentine, and one part dryer). After this has dried, apply your finish coat of paint over it. Q. How can I impart a lovely luster to varnished floors or wooi work of any kind? A. Cold tea is an excellent cleaning agent. Many other such tips on the care and cleaning of woodwork are contained in my household book. Q. How can I easily stain an unfinished picture frame? A. You can do a good job of I staining with paste shoe polish. Let this dry as you would your) shoes, then shine with a soft cloth. NATURAL GAS IS CHEAPER DON’T DO UNNECESSARY WIRING TO AIR CONDITION YOUR HOME. INSTALL GAS AIR CONDITIONING NOW! 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DEAR OMEGE: Some general surveys have beeen made which revealed that professional and managerial men have longer life expectancy, but so far as I know there are no mortality tables ac cording to specific occupations. To tell you the truth, if certain persons are more concerned over living long than living successful sonable man you’d ever want to meet --but when he sits behind the wheel of our car, all his good qualities seem to fly out the win dow. He rages over every seem ing error on the part of other dr ivers, swears at them, fumes and frets, and even embarrasses me sometimes by cranking down his window and shouting imprecations at other drivers. Is there any thing at all I can do about this? WITS END. DEAR WITS END: Sit down with your husband and talk this out with him, and if he’s as nice, kind, courteous, and personable as you say in other things, he’ll listen to what you have to say about this bad habit of his and how the only thing he’s accom plishing with his fits of temper ament is to wreck your nerves. Birthstones and happy lives, they won’t be get Tell him that, unless he does ting much of anything out of their something about it, you’ll be com- alloted spans whatever their '"pelled to stop riding with him - - lengths might be. anywhere. DEAR SALLY: I'm a girl soon to be married, and have been get ting a lot of fine wedding gifts. To day, however, I opened a very attractively wrapped gift box and almost fell over when I discovered it contained a dozen books of trad ing stamps! How about this for a wedding gift? STUNNED. DEAR STUNNED: Well...this is somewhat on the ‘unusual 1 ' side but still from a practical view point it’s not too much different from a check or merchandise or der... and certainly the itemsthese stamps will redeem can be very useful gifts for newlyweds. DEAR SALLY: my husband is making a nervous wreck out of me whenever we’re out in the car to gether. Normally, he’s the nicest kindest, most courteous, most per DEAR SALLY: I’m a widow of 44, considered more thanpassably attractive, and have two children, ages 10 and 12. Do you think it’s all right for me to invite male guests to my home for dinner now and then, and possibly for an even ing of TV or listening to my stereo or would this be rishing too much talk amount the neighbors? G.G. DEAR G.G.: I say go ahead. A woman of 44 is her own cha peron usually these days, and the presence of two children is fur ther safeguard to her reputation. S o long as you are a woman of good principles and so long as you invite men with the same kind of principles, that’s all that mat ters. And so far as the poss ibility of any talk by certain neighbors, this could come only from very small minds. 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