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From the Jan. 11,2001 Issue of the Iredell Citizen
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We’re told the speakers in last week’s Do You Know supplies
the town clock, on the square in Statesville, with it’s ding-dong.
Guess the clock’s regular donger has donged out. Before we forget
it, thanks to Gus Davidson who suggested this one to us. Louise
Taylor was our first caller She was followed by June Southers,
Betty Boyd, Sonny Johnson, John Clark and Kelly Foster. Troops,
this was a hard one!
Clock-watchers for 2007 were: Louise Taylor, girls at Rosenfeld,
John Clark, Leroy Kennedy, Betty Stewart, Nobby Mills, Shirley
LaForce, Betty Parlier, Sue Wooten, Ralph Moore, from Charlotte,
who used to call Statesville his home, Randy Caudle and Bill
Mason who said he helped put up the speakers.
Piedmont Players
Theatre Plans Performances
With timeless songs such as Will
The Circle Be Unbroken? and Are
You Lonesome Tonight? The life
and songs of one of country music’s
pioneer families are brought to
stage by the Piedmont Players
Theatre, 213 S. Main St., Salisbury.
Producing partner is C.F. Parks &
Company, Inc.
Performance dates for The Songs
and Story of The Carter Family are
Nov. 8-10 and 14 - 17 at 7:30 p.m.
and a Sunday matinee on Nov. 11
at 2:30 p.m. Ticket prices are $15
adults, $12 seniors and students
and $10 Wednesday evenings. Call
704-633-5471 to reserve tickets or
for additional information.
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November Chores for Outside
November is a good month to take
care of many chores outside as
well as indoors. Make yourself a
checklist and consider these tasks.
Plow or turn the garden to rid it of
non-productive vegetable plants
and weeds. Plowing will also break
the life cycle of many insects and
diseases. Make a sketch of the
garden to plan a rotation program
for the next growing season.
Take soil samples, especially to
determine the need for lime this fall.
This task is recommended every
three years. The laboratory service
is free once you mail samples to
the NC Department of Agriculture.
The report will also give fertilizer
recommendations.
Prepare future planting areas and
beds now by adding organic matter
like leaf mulch compost or manure
to heavy clay soils. Take soil
samples of the existing ground and
the organic material before or after
mixing to assure the status for plant
growth.
Start to create natural areas around
Democrats Hold Meeting
The Iredell County Democrats will
have an inaugural meeting in their
new election headquarters at 233
East Front St., Statesville, Tuesday,
Nov. 13.
Opening ceremonies are planned
for 5 p.m., followed by a spaghetti
and pasta dinner with salad and
garlic bread at 6 p.m. The meeting
begins at 7 p.m.
Candidates for elected office, as
well as elected government officials
and party leaders have been invited
as well other interested parties.
Call 704-662-0822 for details.
Ceramic Classes Offered
The City of Statesville Recreation
and Parks Department announces
the return of Ceramics Instructor,
Laron Satterfield. Laron offers
ceramics classes at Garfield
Recreation Center each Tuesday 6
- 8 p.m.
An assortment of new and
traditional bisque novelties will be
available. The monthly registration
fee of $10 for city resident and $15
for others, includes paints, glazes
and firing. Registration will be held
before the first class meeting each
month.
For information call Garfield
Recreation Center at 704-878-3434
from 2-6 p.m. Monday through
Friday or visit www.ci.statesville.
nc.us.
trees and shrubs by shredding tallen
leaves or adding mulch over areas
where grass has been difficult to
grow such as underneath maple
trees. This is a common problem
because of the shallowness of tree
roots and heavy shade. If the soil
under trees can be tilled three to
four inches, a shade blend of grass
like fescue, bluegrass and creeping
fescue can be planted. If the area is
extremely shaded, an ornamental
or perennial ground cover might be
the best option.
Control broadleaf weeds such as
garlic, chickweed and henbit in
the lawn. Most newly seeded or
over seeded areas should not be
sprayed until several mowings. The
granular formulation of herbicide
for broadleaf weeds is not very
effective.
Prune off problem tree limbs that
are diseased, dead or damaged.
Delay heavy pruning until January
and later. Prune only lightly to
shape up evergreens.
Live with Bermuda grass as best
you can until next summer or over
seed it with annual ryegrass to give
temporary green color to the lawn.
Cool season grasses such as fescue
can still be planted; however, the
growth will not be vigorous until
late winter or unless we have an
extended warm period. On existing
lawns, fertilize by Thanksgiving to
help plant store up food reserves in
the root system.
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