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DRIED FLOWERS six to eight stems. Tie
with string or wrap with
The leaves and flo- rubber bands and hang
wers of summer can be upside dow n.
enjoyed year round Drying time will vary
through one of several from one to three weeks,
drying methods. depending on the plant
According to Charlotte material. Most wild
Womble, housing spe- plants, grains and seed
cialist with the North pods dry particularly
Carolina Agricultural well by the hanging
Extension Service, flo- method. Pussy willow is
wers should be picked at one of the easy spring
their prime or just before flowers to dry by this
they reach full color and method.
j f should be as free of
moisture as possible. GROWING APPLES
mmm ' "The^oldest drying me-?^
upside ^ow^T^n^a dark, *lmt?t-tin Wemished
urv siOTagg-raw "TK^ apples tn ihe hnmp gar- 1
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ature and as dark as tree has too many pests
possible so materials will lurking about for trouble
retain their color. free production.
Cut the plant when Extension - specialists
dry, strip off leaves and suggest that each home
assemble in bunches of gardner must decide
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Gardens
County trying to prove that what they want and need to
city slickers can grow lus- grow^helps them select the
cious ripe tomatoes, green right variety of seed; adpeas
and beans, onions, vises them on how much to
lettuce, carrots, cucumbers buy and works along beside
and a host of other garden them throughout the plantgoodies
they never though* ing and growing season.
they could. It's not a job for someone
The idea is to save on who doesn't like dirt. But
food budgets and, in some it's just right for Wilma
cases, to provide nutrition Graves.
missing from family diets. "When you grow up in
Graves is the only urban the country," said Wilma,
jgarden aide in the state and "you just love the dirt."
works year round.? "Besidesr" she adds, "It's
Like the vanishing breed pood i
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of country doctors, Wilma being shut in."
Graves makes house calls. The Urban Garden ProShe
helps families decice ject, financed by A&T State
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how much effort he or pared to spray - and
she is willing to put into - often. You may prefer to
protecting the apples. ' settle for a compromise
If you are willing to and accept some
accept blemished ap- damage.
pies, such as those -we
used to pick up around Keep a box of baking
grandfather's old ig- soda in the glove comnored
tree, then you can partment of your car to
The Message Board
Helpful Hints
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pesticides. extinguisher for an enOn
the other hand, if gine fire. Should fire
you expect your apples occur, turn off the ignito
have the perfect ap- ti?n and toss the soda on
pearance of those you the engine. Soda will
_ demand at the super- also smother a blaze
market, then be pre- should a fire start in the
From Page 19
University Agricultural Ex- Even after house calls
tension Program in Green- and visits to the 7 plot
boro in cooperation with the locations, the phone might
Alamance County Agricul- ring in the middle of the
tural Extension office is night. One of the garden
now in its third year. There participants might just
are at least 36 families and want to chat. But that's not
as many as 41 additional something that bothers
individuals participating in Wilma Graves^ She genuthis
year's project. inely iikes and understands
An inHitM<4n?' ? *
lutein uie people sne works with
plant just one row in one of and she likes the fact that,
the 7 plot locations. A they have so much confifamily
might have several dence and trust in her.
rows. The rows are as- Meanwhile the work goessigned
according to family on. The Burlington
siz6. Plots vary in size from Housing Authority helps
700 sq. ft - the smallest - to with getting the word out
45,000 sq. n. - the largest. about the project to its
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| FRESH LEAN 4 LBS. OR MOKE ^
MINGS FHESH 4 LBS. OR MORE ?
SH 4 LBS. OR MORE ^
SH WHITE 4 LBS. OR MORE ^
nOUS 4 LBS.OR MORE - ^
SSH 4 LBS. OR MORE C
:SH 4 LBS. OK MORE A.
FBIMM fresh lean tendeh * ^
-- 4 LBS. OR MORE
P[ FISH nUSSH 4 LBS. OR MORE O
LEGS FHESH 4 LBS. OR MORE ?
BREAST""" .IgJBS. 6
DRUMSTICKS 0,rK9
HIGHS ,'K, 7
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mat. Keep a sprinkling . , , % ?,.?u S
v v According to authori- ft
ot soda in the ashtravs to . , . c I
ties. most home tires S
prevent cigaretes from . > . u. 5
, . . , start at night.
smoldering in the car. A , . s
At that time, smoke an 5
silk sewing poisonous gases can |
overcome members of a i
Silk is an easy fabric to sleeping family before s
handle and sew-on but it thes become aware of |
requires care for a long fire. say extension spe- |
cialists. I
The best threat to use a smoke detector is a |
when sewing on silk is sman investment, but it |
polyester, ' say can save your family's |
specialists. lives. |
They also recommend For the best protec- |
a pres<L_clolfa?UL fwp.r- i
steady of dampening sil^ griiniwi ^ ,g
W1,tw piPSSiug. ""smoRc detect ot a type^ =
Because sillT has a approved bv Under- 1
' tlAtuidl lemTrinv hi gtvr, writers Laboratories 6T "f"
- mm nth^.,
should be lined and not testing laboratory on =
fit too tightly. each house level. |
When sewing sheer If you limit yourself to |
, fabrics such as chiffon, one detector, the best 5
stitch with a tissue paper place to install it is on a |
backing for firmness and hallway ceiling in the \
stability. bedroom area.
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residents. Various private 4368 Old Walkerfc
individuals, a church and a . phone ?67.14 j,
real estate agency have Phillip Frank Coletnin<
allowed the use of land
owned by them for the ^
gardens at no cost to the . POr{JI?8
participants. The Alamance
County Community
Service organization has 3
donated garden supplies.
Wilma Graves donates
jnuch of the fertilizer her- _ Cl
self and the gardners fur- 51
nish the restT I Fish '
This year, - "Rain has
been a problem/' said
Graves, but things are be- lb,
ginning to look up. HHH
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