The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 58

2E Standard-Examiner Sunday Oct 23 1977 Pointers: Kerosene May End Tub Stain to empty toilet tissue rolls that I save This creates her own "grocery store" along with other empty food boxes I feel this is a learning toy She arranges and stacks them up and "shops" with a stroller for the things she would like to buy Connie DEAR POLLY When I find a hole in the ground from repeated watering of plants I place a used tea bag in the hole (or on top of the ground in a new pot planting) I then pour the water over the tea bag and have no more holes Margaret DEAR POLLY I solved the problem of ink stains on my clothes after reading the newspaper by keeping a terry hand towel a dark one on the arm of my reading chair and even keep one oni my chair on the front porch I always fold it with soiled side inside and the clean one out so it is laid in my lap in the same way It is washed once a week Bessie 111 IMlill1lllwMMWlMWjMmtjm VI II t- A IT -x -A PERSON- TO-PERSON While in Syracuse they took a tour of the Corning Ware Factory the old Erie Canal Oneida Community Ware Factory and Syroco Co Factory On their return trip home they stopped to visit brothers-in-law and sisters of Mrs Blair in Nebraska: Mr and Mrs Jack Porter in Grand Island Mr and Mrs Emil Bremer in Minden and Mr and Mrs Clarence Nitsch in Boelus They also visited with Mrs Blair's brother John Becker in Ravenna Neb vs PI TV vT i She was a guest at the homes of her daughters there Mrs Joe' (Marlene) Squatrito and Mrs Mike (Marilyn) Gehri Mr and Mrs Charles Blair report they enjoyed a two-week trip to the East They traveled by Amtrak and met Mr Blair's brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Russell Fiskes of Grand Island Neb at Hastings Neb All attended the wedding of Mr Blair's neice the former Miss Roxanne Kin-don in Syracuse NY By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY My bathtub has built-in safety treads that have a mildewlike buildup I cannot remove I have tried using bleach cleansing powder and a number of cleaning products but to no avail Any suggestions would certainly be appreciated Ruth DEAR RUTH Perhaps the stains are a build-up of soap scum that has attracted dirt to make it look dark Try kerosene Rub it on even though the odor may seem objectionable at the time Then wash away with soapy water If that does not work apply a poultice soaked with hydrogen peroxide and leave on for a while Wash with soapy water after the treatment Polly Dear Polly 8 When drapes or blankets have human or animal hairs on them I put them in my clothes dryer set at "Fluff and no Heat" and find any hair will come off WOOL BLANKETS After it worked so well on wool blankets I passed the word on to my dry cleaner Cecilia DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with the numbers on houses that one is supposed to be able to read from the street When I helped my son deliver papers on a rainy day I realized some numbers are the same color as the house some are not visible at all MRS DOiV SHAV7 BETA THETA CHAPTER TO HOLD SOCIAL EVENT TUESDAY NIGHT A social meeting will be held by Beta Theta Chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International on Tuesday Mrs Rula Flink will act as hostess at her home 1845 1950 A pledge-pinning ceremony will be held for Lori Gregory the newest member Members and their husbands are invited ESA is a leadership-service sorority with members in all states and in seven foreign countries It was founded in 1929 as the first non-collegiate sorority in America Programs of leadership training education personal development and social activities are carried out in addition to philanthropic projects of aiding the handicapped and meeting community needs Women interested in joining are invited to call Mrs Flink at 392-5095 By ELEANOR SMITH Mr and Mrs Robert A Eldard have returned from a trip to Long Beach Calif where Mr Eldard attended the 35th reunion of the light cruiser USS Boise On their return trip to Ogden they spent two days in St George visiting with their daughter Susanne who is attending Dixie College Mr Eldard is trying to locate as many of the former crew members of the USS Boise as possible as plans are being made now for the next reunion which will be held in Norfolk Va in 1979 Home from a three- week trip -to England Scotland and Ireland are Mr and Mrs Jack Wikstrom In Scotland they toured Loch Ness and Loch Lomond and visited friends In Ireland they visited County Tipperary and County Kerry They particularly enjoyed a visit with Rev James Semple's mother in Ireland They were impressed by the friendliness of the Scots and the Irish Lt Col and Mrs Walter Jones have returned to Ogden after a trip through nine states They traveled to Waldron Ark to visit Col mother Mrs Ollie Jones an alert 94 year old woman Col Jones' brother Raymond Jones and his wife and his sister Mrs Bill Hart and her husband of San Pedro Calif came for a family reunion They particularly enjoyed the tasty southern cooking and pecan pies relatives prepared for the visitors On their return from Arkansas they visited in Arizona and came through Page to Utah A six weeks' trip to San Antonio Tex was taken by Mrs Lillian Askerooth She attended the wedding of a granddaughter the former Miss Judy Squatrito who was married to Dan Dietel on Aug 14 Susan 4nn Decaria Pretty Autumn Bride MRS RICK EDWARDS lace A Queen Anne collar graced the scooped neckline of the fitted lace bodice which was complemented by bishop sleeves of lace and a softly gathered skirt with a cathedral train Matron of honor was Mrs A wedding trip to Las Vegas was taken by new-lyweds Mr and Mrs Don Shaw following their wedding on Thursday The ceremony was performed at the Hains House by Justice of the Peace Michael Lyon The bride is the former iljss Susan Ann Decaria daughter of Mr and Mrs Angelo Decaria of 4468 llmore Attention: Miss Debby Griffin Among New Brides and others are hidden by flowers bushes and plants How do such people expect good service from anyone when their street number is not plainly marked? When you have stubborn rust spots on the car bumber or chrome chair legs try dampening a rolled up ball of aluminum foil with water Rub with it until spots disappear If you are troubled with raveling buttons put drop of clear nail polish in the middle of each button to seal the threads Vida DEAR POLLY The rac i Dog Owners WE HAVE WHATEVER YOUR DOG NEEDS WE ANSWER QUESTIONS Grant 4 Jeff Hoskins sister of the bride with the misses Diane Farrell and Debbie Wright as bridesmaids and Mrs Curtis Bell as attending matron Performing the duties of best man was Mike Hoffler with Mike Spafford Doug Hollenbeck Mitch Goddard Kelly Shaw Keith Shaw Mike Shaw and Russell Layton as ushers Upon returning from their wedding trip the newlyweds will reside in Salt Lake City 14M (Jihxdl Krnnfl (il'IKHlH'IA North KENNELS GroonKM" Dcmntowni i mm Parents of the bridegroom are Mr and Mrs Gilbert Shaw of 750 Cook The newlyweds received reception guests after the ceremony For the nuptial events the bride was attired in an attractive gown of silk peau de soie and cotton Venetian She chose as her matrons of honor: Mrs James Potter Mrs Greg Soter Mrs Les McKamey Mrs Chris Strate and Mrs Randy Chadwick all sisters of the bride and Mrs John Griffin Paul Edwards carried out the duties of best man Pat Palmeiri Bob Slama John Griffin James Griffin and David Griffin ushered The new Mr and Mrs Edwards will live in Barbers Point Hawaii after their wedding trip Out-of-state guests included: Mr and Mrs Les McKamey and family of Great Falls Mont and Mr and Mrs Mike Anderson of San Diego Calif Exchanging nuptial vows Wednesday at the White House in South Qgden were the former Miss Debby Griffin and Rick Edwards The bride is a daughter of Mr and Mrs SethD Griffin of 326 Harrison Parents of Mr Edwards are Mr and Mrs Don Edwards of 1024 1st President Darrell Saunders officiated A reception was held following the ceremony The bride was lovely in her gown of chiffon over acetate The fitted bodice and waistline were enhanced by a scalloped neckline and bishop sleeves The full skirt featured inset tiers and a chapel train coons no longer get in our sweet corn as my Dad has planted the sweet corn a little ways up in our bean fields for the past three years When the corn is ready the raccoons do not eat it because they do not like to get tangled up in the bean vines It works! Patty DEAR POLLY For my 3-year-old daughter's enjoyment I carefully remove the labels from a variety of canned goods and glue them" MRS CRAIG A NEISWENDER Attractive Riverdale Maiden Repeats Vows I SUPERSUEDE I 1" mf- I jumpsuit py 1 It's this season's look in luscious I 8 1 supersuede of Arnel and nylon jj Here in a zip-front gem trimm- 'ft lj ed with contrasting diagonal Jf 1 im stripes Rust or blue 1 TO) NYE CO II ed in lace trimmed the slightly bouffant sleeves Three rows of lace bordered the gathered skirt and train Maid of honor was Miss Laurie Somerville Serving as bridesmaids were the misses Darlene Somerville Valerie Hutzley Becky Smith and Janet Cook with Mrs Todd Keeter as matron of honor and Mrs Kent Somerville as attending matron Best man duties were performed by Keith Maughan Ushers were Kent Somerville Dennis Neiswender David Neiswender Joel Neiswender and John Neiswender The newlyweds will live in Washington Terrace after a trip to Sun Valley Idaho -RIVERDALE Marriage vows were recited on Saturday by the former Miss Karen Somerville and Craig Neiswender She is a daughter of Mrs Walter Somerville of 5237 and the late Mr Somerville bridegroom is the son' of Mr and Mrs Everett Neiswender of 552 5225 Setting for the impressive rites was the Salt Lake LDS' Temple A reception fol-16wed a the White House in South Ogden iThe bride was attractive her gown of chiffon over taffeta with a square yoke edged with a delicate lace ruffle and a shirred cum- merbund encircling the waistline Deep cuffs band PLEATS SOFTLY BEAUTIFUL' BY A romantic look for now through the holidays does it with pleated ruffles at the neckline and at the wrists of this charming dress then adds a pleated skirt Soft and supple Dacron polyester tricot in a silvery pearl gray RED NYE CO.