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If you prefer not to use caustic cleaners, the Extension Service suggests a dish or other household detergent mixed with water. The thick —suds should be applied liberally and scrubbed with a stiff brush. Heavily soiled areas may require a second cleaning. Rinse and let dry. ^ If the detergent fails to get the
''Jarea clean, another method is a ^washing powder containing trisodium phosphate (available at grocery or hardware stores) or washing >oda (sal soda). Mix one ounce of the .powder with one gallon of warm wa,j
Bricks above the fireplace which ^fiave become discolored by smoke ,;may also be cleaned with an art gum , ;eraser (the kind used to erase charcoal drawings; available at art or ofHealth
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Culpeper Memorial Hospital has 'announced its schedule of free community health education programs this spring. ^ Culpeper internist Dr. Joel Poole will present the first forum on ^Thursday, Feb. 25 at 7:30 p.m. His : .subject will be the relationship of high cholesterol to coronary artery '.‘disease.
Dr. Poole will describe coronary jirtery disease and treatment for the 'condition through diet and medication. In addition, Dr. Poole will discuss heart attacks in general and the specific technology available in Culpeper for the care of heart attack victims'. There will be time for questions and answers.
On April 26, Dr. George Broman, general surgeon, will address the . topic of breast cancer. Following Dr. Broman’s presentation, the radiology department will offer tours of .the mammography suite, i' May is Mental Health Month, (and depression will be the topic of a .health forum on May 10. Dr. Alan Berkowitz, psychiatrist, and Nancy Batiste, coordinator of Pinebrook •‘Psychiatric Center at CMH, will "make this presentation. ' v All programs are free and open r%o the public. To attend any of the ‘sessions, call Jill Pegelow in the hospital’s community relations department at 829-4307, or call 672-4322.
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