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present generation of hair into the family's 150-year-otd
hair wreath. Call him a 1-800-811-6813.
QUESTION —Ada Geissinger, Royersford, will pay for
a complete set of Readers’ Digest for the years 1954,
1956, and 1960. Write to her at 532 S. Lewis Rd., Royers
ford, PA 19468.
QUESTION C.N. Lockenbill, Schuylkill Haven is
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tion and pictures would be appreciated. Is there a New Idea
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QUESTION Daniel Yonosh, Slatington, would like to
know where to purchase liquid crow repellent that is used
to treat seed corn, which deters birds from eating the seed
when planted. Does anyone have a homemade formula
that works well?
QUESTION Wayne Urffer wants to setup a network
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QUESTION Charlene Bennett, Clearville, wants to
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ANSWER Nancy Mayer, Dalton, is interested in tole
painting and asked if there is a book on the subject that
readers would recommend, and where can it be pur
chased. Edward Clark, Frazer, writes that tole painting
books are available at craft stores, bookstores, and
libraries.
ANSWER Helen Spencer, Hopewell, N.J., wanted
directions for knitting a cable knit sweater vest. She thanks
the many people who sent her instructions.
ANSWER Wilma Johnstone, Christiana, wanted a
discontinued flatwear pattern by the name ‘My Rose,”
available from Betty Crocker with bonus coupons in the
1960 s and made by Oneida. Thanks to John Los, York,
who writes that he has a 23 piece set of his mother’s that he
will sell. Call him evenings or weekends at (717) 741 -0274.
ANSWER—Doris Hepner, Shoemakersvilie, wanted to
know where to purchase pure lanolin in a pound jar.
Thanks to a subscriber who writes that is is available from
Yesterday's Favorites, 9327 Gap Road, Waynesboro, PA
17268-9265. The company sells organic and natural
foods, alternative medicines, supplements, natural pet
care products, and personal care items and will send a
catalog upon request.
ANSWER Barbara Sciss, Madison, N.J., wanted
directions for making crocheted snowflake dollies. A read
er writes that libraries have books on these and the pat
terns may be copied for a small fee. Also, most craft and
fabric shops offer or will organize classes if requested. This
is an excellent way to keep the arts alive.
ANSWER Barbara Schaefer, Bechtelsvilie, wanted
instructions on how to make braided rugs and chair pads
from men’s ties. Thanks to a reader for writing that it takes a
lot of ties to make even a small rug, but that it is worth it
because the silky fabrics don't pill easily and are usually
treated with a stain repellent. She likes to use them for
chair pads. Since ties are always cut on the bias, cut them
lengthwise into strips. Some leftover pieces are at the wide
end. Continue in the same way that wool rugs are made.
ANSWER L.M. Hoover, 448 Pleasant Valley Road,
wanted to know where to find ribbon for a word processing
typewriter Series LXI, Model 161 53514090, 120 V
AC6OHXZ 04A, Listing model AX6O made by Sears Roe
buck Co. Thanks to L. Wenger, Lititz, who writes that it is
availabe from J.M. Mlley Office Equipment Inc., 2634 Lititz
Pike, Lancaster.
Another reader writes that the ribbons can still be pur
chased at Sears stores.
ANSWER Alta Martin, Denver, has a wooden butter
churn infected with wood-borer worms and wanted to know
how to get rid of the worms? Thanks to Sandra Anglemyer,
Gilbert, who writes that the holes are from larva that
chewed their way out of the wood not into it. She writes that
probably there are no worms left in it, but to be sure, soak
the chum in a tub of water with a gallon of vinegar or a half
box of epsom salts for about one hour at the maximum.
ANSWER A New Tripoli reader has some extremely
dirty quilts with wool batting that she wanted to know how to
clean. B. Light writes that she should call Keepsake Quilts
1 -800-865-9458, and ask for consumer services. They will
give detailed instructions.
A reader from Narvon suggests having them dry
cleaned. She did and was pleased with the results.
ANSWER Rose Diehl, Bloomsburg, wanted to know
who sells parts for a Biro butcher band saw model #3334,
serial #5335. Thanks to a reader for writing that Biro parts
can be purchased from Martin’s Sharpening, 502 Glen
wood Dr., Ephrata.
ANSWER Charlene Bennett, Clearville, wanted to
know where to find jump rope sayings, which she has for
gotten since childhood. Also, where can she purchase a
Chinese jump rope? Thanks to Sandra Anglemyer, Gilbert,
for writing that both the jump ropes and sayings can be
found in a wonderful catalog of wholesome toys called
Hearth Song, 6519 N. Galena Rd., P.O. Box 1773, Peoria,
IL 61656-1773.
ANSWER Thanks to Almeda Landis. Lancaster, for
answering the request from Grace Stauffer, Port Trevor
ton, who wanted the words to the following song:
Gods keeping the nightwatch for you and for me.
Bright stars are watching the world while it sleeps,
Shepherds watch over the little white sheep. The lighthouse is
shining for ships far at sea —
As God keeps the nightwatch for you and for me.
So sleep, sleep in peace and rest.
Don't be afraid of the darkness,
All's well, for .over the land and the sea
God's keeping the night Watch for you and for me.