25 Perch Limit Applies
to 3 Counties Only—
The rescinding of the 25-fish
limit on perch opplies only to
Brown. Cherry and Rock coun
ties. This reminder was issued
this week by the Nebraska game
commission to stop any misinter
pretation.
Both the bag and possession
limits on perch remain 25 and 25
in all other counties.
Frontier for printing!
The Frontier Woman—
Hurry, Hurry, Hurry! Then Wait for
Friend Husband to Roll a Smoke
By BLANCHE SPANN PEASE
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Mv goodness, here’s May al
most gone down the drain of time
again. Honestly, where do all the
days go? Here
I’ve been busier
than a kid with
2 melting ice
cream cones,
and time as us
ual has run out
on me. The old
er you get it
seems, the fast
er the time
11 goes.
I just came
Blanch* Sp*n»
Pease after gathering
flowers for a centerpiece for the
table. I chose daffodils, bleeding
heart and spirea. My reason was
that was all that was in bloom!
Grin. Anyway, it made a mighty
•*purty” centerpiece and that’s the
honest truth. One lone tulip is in
bloom but by the time this reach
es print there should be lots of
them. The bed of daffodils which
we planted last fall is still to
come into bloom—if it does.
Sure hope so anyway, some of
them are still just breaking
through the ground, and it is
mid-May as this is being edited.
Plum blossoms and fruit blos
soms will be next and how I
love them.
I want to bring the flowering
loveliness into the house with
me. and usually do, much to
the disgust of the Big Farmer,
who hates seeing flowers cut.
Most all of my perennials died
over the winter. Must have been
the “off again, on again’’ winter
that we had. Shasta daisies of
various kinds, pinks, dianthus,
sedum, carnations, forget-me-nots
and most of the other perennials
are all gone.
. Phlox remains, proving its
sturdiness and most of the lilies
are up far enough to make a good j
showing and of course the faith
ful iris, peonies and hemerocallis
are flourishing. Even the platy-1
codons perished. While in Omaha |
recently I saw some yellow for- j
j sythia. Does anyone know if it
j will grow this far north? It was
I so beautiful in a beauty starved
world.
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Here's a Helpful
Letter —
Dear Blanche:
You are calling for letters, so
I’ll try and help. You had such
good letters recently. The letter
Mrs. Albert Pospishil wrote, she
was wondering how to get off
old kalsomine.
When we were first married
and moved into our very own
home, the living room walls had
about 2 or 3 coats of kalsomine
on them and, of course, we pa
pered over it and in a few days
it had cracked and fallen off.
Then I got busy with a buck
et of water and cloth and wash
the walls. Was it ever a job?
Water was all over and it
would run down my arm and my
arm was tired and toward the
end I would wash awhile and
cry awhile. But when it was
washed off to the plaster and
then sized and repapered, the pa
per stayed on. It’s been on for
several years now and is just
cracked in the corners. Now in a
few days we are going to paper
again and I believe I’ll wash the
corners a little more and it will
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ue a guoa joo aone. r. ao nope
Mrs. Pospishil finds a different
way than I did because it is a
job. But that’s the only way we
got paper to stick. You just have
to wash off the kalsomine to the
plaster.
wow I am asking for help. We
just got a new combination gas
and wood range and the top of
the wood part turned so dark and
got rust on it. Does anyone know
how I can get it back to shine
like new again? I’ve tried wax,
kerosene and other cleaners but
they don’t seem to help.
I am going to toll my pet
peeve. It's this: You women all
know how a husband can hurry
you when getting ready to go
to town, church or somewhere
and you hurry and grab your
purse, the baby, his bottle, a
comb, a pencil and dash for the
car and you have only about 10
minutes to make it in time, and
then friend husband takes time
to stop and roll a smoke!
It never fails at our house and
it sort of makes me mad.
“BLUE EYES”
Sincerely,
—tfw—
It's Nice to
Know That . . .
If butter is too hard to spread,
put a hot bowl over it for a few
minutes. Then it will soften and
you can make sandwiches, even
though you forgot and left the
the butter in the refrigerator.
Do you have a slender vase at
your house you think can’t be
cleaned? Fasten a piece of an old
sponge on a slim stick and push
it down into the vase. This is al
so a good idea for cleaning bot
tles,
If you are going on a vacation,
let bricks take care of your
plants. Put as many bricks on
the bottom of a tin tub as you
have plants. Cover the bricks
with water and stand a plant on
each. The bricks will absorb
enough water to keep plants in
good condition for some time.
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Says bean soup cooked with a
ham bone is out of place in some
of our new fangled kitchens, but
then so are some of our yester
day’s generation of plump folk.
Some of the new kitchens are too
small for anything but midgets
without their full growth.
Show me the woman who
bakes bread regularly and I will
guarantee you that her habit of
thriftiness is ingrained!
Hear Discussion on
'Children's Clothing'—
The Scott Community club met
at the home of Mrs. Charles Gif
ford with 6 members present.
Meeting was called to order by
our president. The song we sang
was “Down in the Valley.” Roll
call was answered by “Our Most
Embarrassing Moment." Our
health leader, Mrs. Albert Car
son, read about head injury and
what to do and what not to do in
case of burns or head injury.
“Children’s Clothing” discus
sion was given by Mrs. Charles
Gifford and "Time Is Wasting”
by Mrs. Harvey Krugman.
The next meeting will be at
Mrs. Guy Hull’s June 5 at 8 o’
clock. Roll call is to be answered
by garden suggestions.—By Ma
ry Luber, news reporter.
21 Present for Meet—
Lucky Clover 4-H club met on
Friday, April 27, with Ronnie and
Sharlene Hasenpflug with all 21
members present. On Friday eve
ning, May 14, the club met with
the Pickering boys. One member.
Delores Mellor, was absent.
Modern dance Friday, May 25,
Cliff Kyes orchestra. Plainview
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McKenny, Lois Hull, and Leo Babutzke. Fifth row—Joan Kallhoff, Marjorie Hue
bert, Ivan McClanahan, Rosalie Summers, and Ira George, superintendent. Sixth
row—June Ernst, John Brady, Madeline Meyer, and Don Kloppenborg. Seventh
row—Leah M. Serck, Dorothy Pinnt, Earl Miller, Lois Harder, Howard Dean,
sponsor, and Wayne Schollmeyer. Eighth row—Rosalene Carl, Donald E. Fridley,
Mavis Spry, Clifford Dick, Phyllis Seger, secretary, Alice Knepper, and Ted Lind
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