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res1 POLLY'S POINTERS Whitening Pointers For Dingy Crocheting I By DEAR POLLY I am answering Bernice who wants to whiten the finished part of a crocheted tablecloth and then complete it. I had a bedspread that took 20 years to make, which I soaked overnight in a strong solution of a popular brand powdered bleach. Now it is white and beautiful and the material is unharmed. MARTHA DEAR POLLY and Bernice My mother crocheted a lace tablecloth for me and she underestimated the amount of thread needed. She had to use two different dye lots.

Following the directions on packages of color remover, I used it, then washed it in hot water with detergent and put it in the dryer on the delicate fabric cycle. It is all one color and is used every day. I have since used this color remover on many things, but one must be careful to follow the directions. MRS. T.

L. DEAR GIRLS If Bernice does not want to use bleach on (he finished and yellowed part of her crocheted tablecloth she could hang it, dripping wet, outdoors in the direct light and let the sun whiten it. Do this before more thread is bought so (he new will match the old. When bleaching, always Mtow directions and rinse thoroughly. The thread usually used for Baldwin reunion held June 17 at Lake Barton The family of Mrs.

Cammie Baldwin, of the High Rise Apartments, held a family reunion Sunday, June 17, at Lake Barton. A cook out was enjoyed by four generations of Mrs. Baldwin's family. Thse attending were: Mr. and Mrs.

Vern Baldwin, Kent Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Wesley, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Baldwin and Tracy, Mrs.

Gary Kern, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Daubert and Mr. and Mrs. Galen Baldwin, Great Bend; Mr.

and Mrs. John Deist, Kathy, Vanessa and Bill White, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Walton, Angela and Jason, Sterling; Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Baldwin, Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. Norbin Baldwin, Marlow, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Baldwin, Todd, Chris and Jackie, Little River; and Tony Burgett, Wichita.

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INSTANT Fashion nook. INSTANT Sewing TVnolf sew Jt today, wear it. toniorow LiJ POLLY CRAMER such crocheting is tough cotton and should take to careful bleaching with no worries. POLLY Polly's Problem DEAR POLLY My problems concern electric blankets. When in use, should a light coverlet be put over them to hold in the heat? What is the proper and safe way to launder these blankets in an electric washer and should they be put in the dryer or hung outdoors? If not soiled, would putting them through the fluff cycle of the dryer briefly be satisfactory before storing for the summer? The instructions say to fold these blankets as it could break the wires but they come folded in large square boxes.

How does one fold or roll such blankets for storage without folding? I will certainly appreciate some suggestions on the above. GRACE DEAR POLLY My Pet Peeve is with those manufacturers who paint the wooden handles on kitchen utensils. Often the paint looks like plastic but it cracks and peels in the dishpan and may even fall into food being prepared. MRS. A.

A ryttWjajMriul Social Calendar I THURSDAY 9:30 a.m. Great Bend Garden Club, Evalyn Rohrbaugh. 7:30 p.m. South Bend Jolly Workers 4 Adam's. 7:30 p.m.

Bissells Point EHTJ, Mrs. Henry Peacock, 3731 Robin Road. Simple puddings are often family favorites but variations are always welcome. Try serving rice, cornstarch or tapioca pudding with a crown of colorful canned fruit cocktail. The comments will be highly complimentary.

Crochet Cape iK'antil" ln Kiisy iroi liet Pattern sizes 10 14: lli 20 included SEVENTY FIVE CENTS for each pattern add 25 cents for each pattern for Air Mail and Special Handling. Send to Laura Wheeler.Great Bend Daily Tribune, 190 Veedlecraft Box 161, OldChelseaStntion.XewYork, N. Y. 10011. Print Pattern Number, Name, Address, Zip.

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Approximately Seven guests at Welcome Wagon Hostesses for the Welcome Wagon Club meeting June 12 at the Black Angus Steak Ranch were Mmes. Bill Laging, Mike Brelsford and Larry Rogers. Mrs. Rene Johnson introduced the following guests: Mmes. Arthur Sassman, Russell Westphal, Gary Law, Gauditz, Terry Miller, Young, and Helen Pettyjohn.

Door prize was won by Mrs. Theresa Esfeld. Winners at cards were Mmes. Marion J. Culver, George Wilson, Ralph Weimer, Bernie Stendebach, John Warmelink, Howard Ewert and Helen Pettyjohn.

The next meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. July 10 at the Black Angus Steak Ranch. This quickie frozen salad is popular for a party luncheon menu. Drain a 30 ounce can of fruit cocktail and combine it with a creamy smooth dressing of 2 small packages cream cheese and cup mayonnaise. Turn into a refrigerator tray and freeze until firm.

See our Wrap Skirts and matching halters. Halter Dresses and Pallazos. Sandals by Mercury STYLE SHOP Just in one piece Palazzo Pant Dresses Square We are striving to serve you, our customer, with a cheerful attitude and keep your interest at heart. Our showrooms provide for you the complete line of the latest patterns of brand name carpets, draperies, wallpapers, paints, vinyl floors, table and wall accessories. We provide you with trained and qualified decorators to bring samples to your home and help you coordinate your own decorator scheme HH mwiottA 69 people including children and leaders have been served lunch each day.

The program also includes recreation and crafts as well as such special attractions as a tour of the Brit Spaugh Zoo, with Jim Lohmeyer as guide explaining the importance of nutrition for zoo animals, and a demonstration given by the fire department at the camp grounds, Transportation to and from the camp has been furnished by the buses and drivers of the Church of the Nazarene. Sponsored by the Expanded Tuttle WCTU takes a parliamentary law quiz The Mary B. Tuttle WCTU met at the Central Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon, June 12. Mrs. Marvin Riggs, president, opened the meeting, Mrs.

John Scott led in devotions using Galations 5:22 26, bringing out the thoughts that if we grow spiritually by the study of the Bible, by hearing the Word taught and preached and by yielding our lives to Christ, we will become instruments of God, and the Holy Spirit will flower in our lives producing the fruit or gifts of the spirit. Mrs. Scott closed the devotions with prayer. Parliamentary law quiz was given to all members and grades taken. It was reported that several letters have been written and sent to various TV stations asking for clean en tertainment for the protection of the home.

Mrs. Frank White helper demonstrates the process of mixing ingredients learn to prepare several nutritious meals as their own Nutrition Extension of Barton County, the program has been led by Jeanne Hoskins, extension nutrition agent, and Frances Fanshier, Melba Rees and Beverly Hopkins, extension educational assistants, with Jan Johnson, recreational assistant. Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls acting as helpers for the project have been Wilma Jones, Karen King, Kay Flint, Joyce Williams, Pam Younker, Christi Karlin, Mary Hoss, Denise Haines, Debbie McKinney, Denise Curtis, Jill Lofland and Candy Bailey. announced the LTL Day Camp would be June 20. Recipes for a variety of fruit punches were given to all present.

Mrs. Virgil Bradley served refreshments to Mines. Frank White, John Scott, Robert Adams, Howard Sorensen, Marvin Riggs, Val Bridenstine and Ms. Ann Irey and Winifred IJorbeck. The rest of the afternoon was spent making tray favors for "Meals on Wheels" and arranging flowers to take to the shut ins.

The next meeting will be a picnic at 12 noon July 10 in the city park. Accessory foods give meals individuality. To mention a few popular ones pickled prunes, spiced canned cling peaches, salted almonds, stuffed celery and ripe olives. fSII STEAK Fresh Smoked WHOLE FRYERS SAUSAGE cutuP47cib. 43 ib 79 lb Ark Valley Ark Valley SLICED BACON WEINERS 59 59 FAMILY STEAK GROUND BEEF 79 i 99 BOLOGNA CHUCK ROASTS Or Center Cut gQ SALAMI large 12 oz.phg.

69 109 lb WesenhntUhnmjtH raff pi in ms. openBj BsTrnTtob p.mTailyBI Ann landers answers Therapist questions Dear Ann Landers: I am physical therapist who has treated two patients who weigh nearly 500 pounds each. I have treated five patients who weighed over 400 pounds. I am now treating a teenager who weighs over 300. I'd like to ask all your readers these simple questions: If you broke your leg tomorrow would you be able to pick up your body and walk on crutches? If you broke your back, would ANYONE be able to lift you in and out of bed, or off a bathroom commode, or in and out of a car, or push your wheelchair up an incline? Are you aware that it becomes harder to breathe when fat chokes your heart and lungs? Could you sleep standing up? Do you know that it's dangerous to have surgery when you are grossly overweight? Ask any doctor.

Or ask Ann Landers. M. R. P.T., Florida Dear Your letter raises some unsettling questions. Thank you for a valuable contribution.

Dear Ann Landers: You have printed many informative letters on homosexuality and I congratulate you for handling the subject so skillfully. What I have to say will be, hopefully, an added dimension. I am a retired construction engineer who has seen his 70th birthday. I fathered a family of five and always considered myself a normal person. I now have grandchildren whom I enjoy immensely.

However, one Pre Sweetened KOOL AID 6 59 POTATO CHIPS large 10 oz. bag 39 Grade A LARGE EGGS 59 doz. INSTANT NESTEA 3oz. jar YELLOW ONIONS Crisp CELERY large stalk Reg. $1.29 RED POTATOES A Lovelier You LEND A PEARLY EAR By Mary Sue Miller A Lovely asks: What can I do about my ears? They are too large.

But worse, they are red and shiny. Like my kid brother's. (He's 10 years old. I'm going on 19). The Answer The oversized ear may be a family trait.

But the color and shine come from rather harsh cleansing methods. Also from none at all, probably your kid brother's gambit. For a wash that results in a pearly pretty ear, you need a lather of stiff, mild soapsuds on a soft complexion brush. Simply go around the shells and back of the ears with the sudsy brush; rinse well with a water dampened face cloth; dry with little pats. Then, for a matte finish, lightly press a facial chamois to the ears' outer surfaces, as you would a blotter.

Another aid to the cause on special occasions is a film of powder base. After application to your face, just whisk the residue on your hands onto the shells of your ears. If you do not use powder base, try a dusting of baby powder. Apply the least bit on a powder brush. Under no circumstances let anything you use on your ears slip into the ear canal raises unsettling on being overweight experience in mv life has always baffled me.

in mi i was sent to a remote area for technical work on a war contract. There were no women in or near our camp, just men, which included one very attractive young fellow who was assigned to me as an assistant. After a few weeks of working with the lad I was horrified to find myself physically attracted to him. He knew nothing about it since I managed to keep my in chnations concealed. I said I was "horrified," but more than that, I was frightened, angry and disgusted with myself, Nothing like that had ever happened to me before.

After a short time I requested a transv fer back to the home office on the grounds of health. Never again did such ideas occur to me. i nis incident nas raised some questions in my mind that have never been resolved. Does this sort of thing happen to others? Just how wide and deep is the wall that divides homosexuals from heterosexuals? Would you care to comment? I enjoy your column and feel sure you could add to my enlightenment because when you don't know the answer you always know someone who does Still Puzzled In Davenport Dear There are very few things in life that are 100 per cent anything and this goes for sexuality. It is entirely normal for a male, or a female, to have flashes of "interest" in a member of the same sex.

CATSUP 12oz $1 jars APPLE BUTTER Large 28 oz. jar 39 TOILET TISSUE 4 roll pack 29 Wonder BUTTERTOPBREAD 31 lb. loaves $1 Rpot d3c value 15 20 22 lb. average WATERMELONS no Cold $1.29 vs Girls with large ears often feel that they cannot wear short hairdos. It's nice to know in this summer of shorter hair that if the top of the ear is partly covered and the hair is cut to fit into a manicured nape, the disguise will be just fine Should you happen to be an earring collector, don't go for the dinky or the dangly.

Choose buttons and stars big ones. FACTS ABOUT ACNE Is acne your problem? If so write to Mary Sue Miller care of this newspaper, requesting her leaflet, FACTS ABOUT ACNE. Advice covers medical and home care; use of cosmetics; diet and tension control. Please enclose self addressed, stamped envelope and 15 cents in coin. Cinnamon peaches are great topped with ice cream.

Make a syrup with sugar, red cinnamon candies and syrup drained from canned cling peach halves. Page 5 GREAT BEND TRIBUNE Great Bend, Kansas Thursday. June 21, 1973 Vmir ovnoi ic an ov. cellent example of what goes on behind prison walls. When females are unavailable, males sometimes become substitutes, Many ex convicts have reported that they turned to fellow prisoners for sexual gratification while in prison, but after they were released they never again had the slightest interest in a homosexual relationship.

Many people who read this will deny vehemently that it is true of them. This brings to mind Robert Louis Stevenson's words, "All of us have feelings that would shame hell." Are your parents too strict? Hard to reach? Ann Landers' booklet, "Bugged By Parents? Unw Tn fUt Mnre RYooHnm could help you bridge the generation gap. Send 50 cents in coin with your request and a long, stamped, self addressed envelope to this newspaper. IF You Belong to the "Uniform Group" Stop by and look at ours All Sizes, Colors Tops, Pants, Dresses. UNIFORMS "Personally for You" 2121 By Pass COUPON FOLGER'S COFFEE 2 lb.

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