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Boy Scouts from Troop No. 869, Mt. Zlon Ba|
will be able to attend Camp Raven Knob July 22
Campership Campaign and will be canvassing
Chronicle. A portion of every subscription sold by
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v? aiiKiiumg camp, witnout community support,
camp. Help send a Scout to camp by mailing in sul
yes to a Scout when he c^lls or calling the circulat
Subscription. Remember, you can help send a S<
above are, front row, left to right, Kevin Hayes
Michael McConnell, Kenneth Woodruff, Lonzo Fu
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City Recreation Dept. ai
The Winston-Salem Movements for Adults"
flkcreation Center is spon- will be held at the Art-Is
soring^he following classes House, 740 Cleveland Ave.,
aiuj activities: every Saturday in June, Ju2
ly and August from 2-4
"Afrobics - Creative p.m. The class, a muscle?
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Determining fertilizer needs
:The best way to deter- without moving. They
niine fertilizer needs is to usually perform the first
hftve a soil test made. If you year, and it is best to
hflve not had your soil replace them with new
tested, a general recommen- plants every two or three
dation is to anolv two to vparc
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tRree pounds of 8-8-8 per
1 DO square feet. Work the The simplest way to ob-~
fertilizer into the soil to a tain new plants is to divide
dipth of six to eight inches, old clumps. This is done in
^JsUally, chrysan- early spring before the
themums are spaced 24 in- shoots begin rapid growth,
ches apart. The exact Dig clumps and break off
distance depends upon the the shoots, leaving a mass
variety, since some varieties of roots on each shoot.
spread more than others.
Set the plant shallow with
just enough soil to prevent
them from falling over. I Jm \
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height of six to eight inches, I g Lm
remove the top threequarter
inch off of each I
shnnt This will ransp sirlp I fit
branches to develop. When jpV\
these side branches become A 1 ij
four to five inches long, 1
again remove the top threequarter
inch.
Vigorous varieties may
need a third pinching. Most ^ compact,
cushion-type AO CI
chrysanthemums may be ^ H ^
pinched as late as July 15. I TrGHC
In addition to the fer- Box Dete
tilizer used prior to plan- Regularly 1.39 Box. Hea*
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applications of fertilizer
may be required. Apply two
pounds of 8-8-8 per 100 /nV ^ ^ \
square feet about June 30
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droughts occur, apply at ^
least one inch of water each /p\ *A&>
week. L?3f diseases will be ^ v
less troublesome if foliage is
kept dry, especially during rCV
Mums are one of the best
perennial plants for early
fall bloom, say Agricultural .
Extension Service horNorth
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have many uses around the ^ri
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plantings or borders. Prices Good At All Family
Mums may live for Through This Weekend. <
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itist Church, are sponsoring a fundraiser so tin
-28. The troop is participating in this Chronicle
local communities selling subscriptions to tl
the Scouts will be donated to a help pay the co
many of these Scouts will not be able to attei
bscriptions with a campership coupon and sayii
ion department at 722-8628 and renew or start
cout to camp. Subscribe today. Scouts picture
, Freddy Falls and Michael Talbert. Back roi
inches. Scout master, and Mario Fall?
mounces summer classes
toning preparation for Mclntyre, who appeared
sports activities, will be the video "Tour
sponsored by Otesha Dance France," will teach ba
and Music Ensemble. The skills of falls, spins, wii
class is limited to 15 mill and popping. For ad
students. tional information, c
A ladies tennis class, Amatullah Saleem
taught by George Johnson, 727-2891.
will be held on Mondays *A men's basketb
and Thursdays from league for afternoon a
6:30-8:30 p.m. at the 14th weekend play is being for
Street Recreation Center, ed at the 14th Street Recr
The class will g^ve instruc- tion Center. For additioi
tion for beginning, in- information, call Bonner
termediate and advanced 727-2891.
students and will last for *A macrame class, w
eight weeks. For additional Elsie Brady as the instr
information, .call. Horace tor, will be taught on J
Bonner at 727-2891. 17 from 7-9 p.m. at the 1
Break and pop dance Street Recreation Cem
lesspns will be given at the Pre-registration is necess
14th Street Recreation for the beginners and ;
Center on Mondays and vanced lessons. For ad
Wednesdays until Aug. 15 tional information, c
from 3:30-5 p.m. Ernest Bonner at 727-2891.
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f the countywide track meet.
EE It's evident that the Browns are proud of all three of
^ their sons' artistic talents. Instead of store-bought paintings
or other decorative items displayed on the living
room walls, art work, mostly done by Anthony,
dominates the decor. Some of his work also include
H character sketches of Michael Jackson and he's also
ea tackling cartooning and crafts.
"Most of my work is based on things I see around
I me," says Anthony. "Mostly I draw and paint to express
I my feelings. Expression is what art really means, though.
"An artist interprets the way he sees things," he says.
"It may be abstract, but it's all in what you see. I go off
on detail."
I Anthony fulfills his musical urges by playing the drums
?aL-frts ehnreteyihftfiroater Faith Chapel Clwrcb^~Co'd?i<'*
Christ, and says he's huw learningwptay drr gutui.
He talks about making contributions to the world
possibly through his art and fulfilling dreams. His
BV mother, however, reminds him of one important element
' s of all of his talents that he must never stray from,
lie
t "Always remember you owe everything that you have
to Cod," she says.
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He nods and acknowledges her advice, already knowing
that he didn't create his talent. And despite the sibling
rivalry as well as the competition Anthony will face as he
becomes more advanced in his creativity, he offers this
one point:
? "I won't back down*" says Anthony. "I won't back
down for anybody. Nobody's going to spoilmy talents." *
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Because his oldest daughter
wants to complete high
at school in Charlotte, Tucker
still lives there, where he
served as
the for
m" and commutes
ea' Winston-Salem.
nal "It's hard to pull up 'm\ i^
at roots," he says. "I have \
been in Charlotte 22 years , .<j?
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and established a home and IRS - ^
friends there.
u y 'When T came to the Ejl &
4lh bank's opening here three J
years ago," Tucker says,
ary "if anybody had told me
a . that three or four years later
I'd be in Winston, I would
all .
nave oeen forced to call
them a liar."
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