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Miss North Carolina Deneen Graham added a dar
Branch Library. Graham participated in the libra
June 11 (photo by James Parker).
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Sydney Hibbert presents
Sydney Hibbert, 1983 sional actor, advanced stuLos
Angeles Drama Critics dent and teacher, the
Award actor, master- workshop is a master class
teacher and theatre direc- an?j an indepth theatre ex>
, tor, will offer a workshop perience using the
called "The Actor as In- _ .
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strument at the Hanes ^oma ?
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rr to July 15 with a music, poetry and dramatic
culminating performance at literature are explored to
Winston Square. define for the participant an
individual approach to the
Designed for the preofes- development of discipline,
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workshop in theatrics
emotional stimuli, response Dramatic Art and The
and intensity. The instru- Guildhall School of Music
ment -- body, voice, speech and Drama, London. He
and emotional placement -- holds a master's degree in
is explored for balance and speech communication and
total projection, the em- theatre arts from Illinois
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North Carolina School of received the Shakespeare
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Summer lunch program
Free lunches will be serv- following locations between
ed to children and youth 11 a.m. and noon Monday
through 18 years old this ttirodgtr Pridayr
summer at 19 sites in the ci- High School, Ashley Inty
and county. termediate School, Belview
The lunch program which Recreation Park, Bolton
got underway June 11 and Elementary School, Diggs
continue through July 31 is Intermediate School,
being offered by the city- Easton Intermediate, Foresi
county School Food Service park Elemenlary> Hanes
?n' t,k Hi?h' Kennedy High,
The purpose of the pro- Kimber,y pafk ,n.
gram is to provide nutri- termediate, Mineral Springs
tiona elp to children. Eiementary) Morning Star
Funds for the program are ^ . ^ . ,
provided by the U.S. Baptist Church, Paisley
Department of Agriculture. PaltCIS?n Ave?U<
Meals are available ^MCA, Petree Inregardless
of race, color, termediate, Piney Grove
national origin, sex or han- Recreation Center, Skyland
dicap. Intermediate, South Park
Any child age 0-18 may High and Winston Lake
eat free at any of the Recreation Park.
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Proper care of your completely dry, then lightly
garden duster or sprayer oil the plunger rod and
will keep it in working con- replace it in the tank,
dition and extend its life.
It is particularly imporNorth
Carolina State tant that gardeners not use
University extension the same Sprayer for herspecialists
suggest that prides (weed killers) as they
dusting equipment should . , . .,
need no maintenance as do for ""ect.cides If you
long as it is kept dry, use liquid weed killers, you
although it might be a good will need a separate sprayer
idea to put a drop of oil on for that job alone.
the plunger rod occasionally
It is almost impossible to
remove 100 percent of the
Sprayers require more herbicide residue from
care -- particularly cleaning tank, hose and nozzle, and
care. Even stainless steel this tiny bit of herbicide
sprayers need this attention, residue could severely
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The sprayers should be same tank is used for an inwashed
out three times after sectjcide
each use, using clear water.
This will prevent the corro- Sprayers used for hersion
that often renders hicides rf?nnir#? thomnoh
pressure sprayers useless cleaning t0" prevent corroafter
only a few seasons. sion Many of the her.
. -bicides contain salts that are
For metal sprayer tanks corrosive to metals
put in a tablespoonful of . , _ . .
household ammonia and Also', be careful where you
shake it thoroughly to clean these sprayers. Cleanneutralize
the corrosive ef- 'n8 water should't be
fects of any insecticide poured where it can damage
reside. Allow the sprayer to plants or lawn grasses.
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