. 1N4 Pate Ten MABBHAJ tHK NEWs-RtcORD Hay Treated With Heptachlor Is Safe If Used Correctly There here bean many ques tion coming into the county ag ent's office from dairymen won dering about whether or not to use hay that has been treated with heptachlor last fall. Hie beet in formation we can get is that it is safe to use alfalfa that was trtmtaA wibh heotacnlor last fall, if the following recommendations were followed: 1. If only the amount that was recommended was used. 2. It if was applied nt the rec ommended time. If higher rates of heptachlor were used than were recommend ed, or if the heptachlor wa ap plied at a later date than was recommended, it would not ue safe to feed to lactating dairy an imals. If you nave some hay that you suspect may have been treat- Trouble RIGHT protection Make sura your employer's rocoru . .. m., and social security number EXACTLY as thsy tppc.;. on your social security card . . . d, the nearest place availabl to test hay for resvdue is the South- i Testing and Research Labor atory. fiO'J Park Ave, Wilson, IN. C. To be on the safe side, I would feed it to work t-tock or young heifers or dilute it with known safe hay, about '4 to safe hay. Notice It has come to the attention of the Hoard of Elec tions, that some persons have either registered or at tempted to register and take the oath in more than one voting precinct. This, of course, is unlawful, and would constitute a felony in violation of the Election Laws, and would also constitute a violation of G.S. 14-209, entitled "Punishment for Perjury," which is also a fel ony. MADISON COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS By: REX ALLEN, Chairman 1964 H.D. CLUB SUMMARY GIVEN n County Home Demon stration dubs have met each month during this year. We have studied some phases of homemak ln and held many different ac tivity meetings in addition to the twelve educational programs. Topics we learned about each month are aa follows: January Food purchasing vei - sua food buying. February Your food dollar March Meals with meats April Household linens May Modem methods of can ning and freezing June 4-H demonstrations in use of dairy foods July Family picnic and pro grams August Accessories in dress September Ufiic sewing tech niques October Achievement Day plans and program planninc. The November p roe ram will he bake ahead for the holidays and in December we will have a fam ily life program centered around the Christmas theme. The club members themselves do six programs and the home agent does th remaining six. Training is given by the home agent for the six lender sessions Several of the clubs held sp - rial interest meetings uunmr the year. Areas in which various dubs have worked are. pictures for home hea.iiification, table lamps for better home lighting, and quite a lot of home sewing. Other special activities have been planned and carried out. A tour for Achievement Dav will rdd to our learning experiences for the 14 Home Demonstration Club year. We are looking forward to an other full, profitable yaor of HI) Club work in 195. Wouldn't you like to be a member of a club in your community? You can f you will work to organize one for your area or join the present one in your community. As homemakers the county clubs are always striving to be better homemakers and provide for their families as well as possible. Mart Hill PTA Changes Number Of Yearly Programs At a recant meeting of the! Mara Hill Parent-Teachers Asao elation, it was decided to havo only five meetings each yeai rather than the regular nine meetings. It was pointed out, however, that the five meetings would be "enriched." At the meeting a film shown on pep pills and goof balls and the evil effects thereof. Mrs. Robert Chapman presided and Mrs. Dan Carter won the room count. The next meeting will be held in December at which thne the children will present a Christmas program. A mombership drive will be launched soon, it was an nounced. In other business, the associa tion votod to sponsor a Hoy Scout program. Little Pine HD Club Met October 13 With Mrs. Worley rca Victor mm mBI0 REWARD for Smart Shoppert' l fTTTi iTTTTW. R 1.T T.TT.T.T. IT. PORTABLE TV BARGAIN The Little Pine II. D. Club heh its October meeting on Tuesday of last week in the home of Mrs Harold Worley, on Redinon Road. Assisting in providing refresh ments were Mrs. Hattie MrKlroy and Mrs. Wiley Roberts. Devo tions were given liy Mrs. I,oy IV Roberts. In addition to the urogram pro vide! by Home Economics Agent Mrs. Ethel Wallin, Mrs. Cecil Sprinkle was guer! sneaker. Her topic was the annual H.D. women's tour of the United Nation;. New York World's Fair, Roosevelt's Home ami oth?r places of inter est. She had numerous cardn and booklets connected with her trip. As part of the program, club members gave Christmas ideas. They also set next month's meet ing as an all day workshop in the home of Mrs. Howard I'ayne. The specific project for the day will be the making of net Christmas trees and wreatb.3. Afternoon pro gram will be on "Bake ahead for Christmas." This is a leader-hell program; each club's food chair man is to meet with Mrs. Wallin Tho CONTOUH Senas y AH i M 19 tuB (overall dug.) 172 q. In, picture l a Victor sportabout tv Cc !ete with FREE meta! rollabout stand 13,000-volt chassis (design averse) Bon White Furniture & Appliances DONALD RAY WALDROUP, Manager Hot Springs, N. C. on Friday, Oct. 23 in the court house at 1:30 n. m., for a train ing session. Each member is also reminded to bring a written recipe on bak ing to the meeting. These are In preparation for tentative plans to publish a cookbook. Refreshments were served to fourteen members and guests. Vote For CLYDE M. NORTON CLEAN - HONEST - DECENT Democratic Candidate for STATE SENATE Ho Peo &daiiill.'it'.'l . Will ALL The Fieht For pie of Madison County r mjM ws - Paid Political Advertisement

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