THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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pigeon Program
4-H Clubs Work
To Cut Farm
Accident Toll
More than H. million fa,- -
Announcing A New Service Of HAYWOOD BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
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Lenwirc', Welton Mease, Bobby
( Wells and W. G. Henson.
I Clothing: Mrs. Joy Trull, chair
man; Mrs. Owen Murray, Mrs. Wal
lace Jones, Mrs. Agnes Rhinehart
and Mrs. Jack Allison.
Hume and Farm Beautificatlon;
Turner Calhey, general chairman;
; Mrs. Hoy Calhey, chairman; Mrs.
Jesse Smalliers. Mrs. Ola Ship
1 111:111, Mrs. Crawford Mease, Welch
Sinnletim, Hen Wells and Ralph
Owen.
Foods and Nutrition: Mrs. Ralph
Evans, chairman; Mrs. T. E.
Shook, Mrs. Laden West and Mrs.
Vance Williamson.
Home Furnishings; Turner
Catliey, general chairman; Mrs.
Gay Chambers, chairman; Mrs. Jet
er Martin. Mrs. Lee Price, Mrs.
Robert Kelly and Miss Lillian
Evans.
Health & Needy: Miss Gladys
Henson, chairman; Mrs. Jack Sig
nuin, Mrs. Wilson Harkius, Mrs.
Fred Hyatt and Mrs. Harley Wells.
Junaluska 4-H Clul
Hears Plans
For Summer Cam
And Review
By DIANA JONES
Mountaineer Correspondent
Appropriately for this time of
the year, the State 4-H Club camp
at While L;rk rinminotorl ll. Hi
eussion at the Lake Junaluska 4-H
Club recent meeting. This was
May meeting.
Miss Klise DeLozier, assistant
county home demonstration agent,
discussed the plans for the com
ing camp season and the Dress
Review.
Assistant Cniintv a
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vlnie discussed methods of rais-
ik iuncls. He said, one way this
was beiiia dimu was Ki, .iiin
lamps, which brought $10 each. Of
this price, he evnhinurl i 1
0 the camp fund.
Mie Hiniis. Clnh vifo.rrooiHot
took charRe of the meeting.
Idents took enforced vacations last
year due to accidents. In short one
out of every 17 farm people suf
fered a disabling accident.
Motor velUele accidents now head
the list of causes of fatalities 10
rural people, 7.300 of whom were
killed due to collisions, blowout' '
48,her h'8h'a' mishaps in
The annual economic toU due to
all types of farm accidents is now
nearly one billion dollars!
In an all-out attempt to reduce
these staggering figures 4-H ri..
members throughout the' nation are
already engaged in the 19-49 Na-'
aonal 4-H Farm Safety program i
reports Guy L. Noble, director, Na
tional Committee 1111 Hnvc .,.i
Girls Club Work. j
Daily safety practice is strewn I
in farm buildinss and vartU in
01 larm machinery, handling live-
auu in driving or waikiog on
highways. Through county exten
sion agents and local 4-H Club
leaders, rural boys and Eirls .
encouraged to check and remove
conditions likely to cause aeei.lonic
and fires, and promote safftv nr.r.
tiees in farm life. They are also
idugm to cooperate in community
safety activities. The entire urn.
gram is under the direction of the
Cooperative Extension Service.
As added incentives to produce
good safety records, General Mot
ors is again donating awards. Five
sterling silver medals of honor are
presented members in each count v
lor best safety achievements. The
state winner is given an all-expense '
trip to the National 4-H Club Con
gress, and also an opportunity to be
selected for national honors and
one of the eight $300 scholarships.
ine county reporting the most I
outstanding safety program in each
state receives an engraved plaque
ot merit.
Get Ready For
Canning Season
By RUTH CURRENT
State Home Demonstration Agent
Get ready for the canning sea
son!
A pressure cooker is a valuable
piece ot equipment it saves time '
and fuel, there's much less danger !
of losing food, and the high tem
perature obtained in the pressure
cooker destroys harmful bacteria
found in the food.
It is also a good time for the
homemaker to check on her sup
ply of lids and rings. If the bands
from two-piece closures were re
moved and stored in a dry place,
they will be ready for this season's
use. Bands left on jars rust and
may be ruined in removing them
from the jar.
ine next tning to cnecK on is
the supply of jars.
If the boiling water canner is no
longer usable, it's time to begin
looking for equipment to replace
it. And if the home equipment in
cludes a boiling water canner but
there's no rack for it, now is the
time to have a wooden one made.
A rack allows the water to circu
late freely around the jar. Much
more even heat is given the jar
by using a rack than using cloths
or newspapers under jars when
boiling ia the boiling water canner.
There are small pieces of equip
ment that make canning easier,
such as tongs. Jar lifters, and jar
fillers.
For a good top-of-t he-stove dish,
cook macaroni according to the
directions on the package and serve
with a cheese sauce. Use a sharp
Cheddar cheese melted in a med
ium white sauce flavored with a lit
tle mustard.
Programs Arranged For
Ha VWnnH 1 .minfv TYav A t
Lake Junaluska June 5
DEBTS GROW
DEBTS CONTRACTED
BY CAR BUYERS
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A committee is working to ar
range a program for the afternoon
of Havwood County Day at Lake
Junaluska, on June 5.
The regular morning service,
with Rev. Clay Madison, former
pastor of the Methodist church, will
be the speaker at the 11 o'clock
hour, followed by a picnic. Dr.
Frank S. Love, superintendent of
the Assembly, said special music
would also be arranged.
Starting at two o'clock, a re
ligious and musical program, in
corporating the religious commit
tees of all the communities of
Haywood, will be given.
W. M. Landess, director of agri
cultural relations of TVA, will be
the featured speaker of the after
noon, it was announced yesterday
by R. C. Francis, chairman of the
Haywood Development Committee.
A large attendance is expected
for the occasion, with all of the
programs taking place in the audi
torium at the Lake.
Mr. Francis named the following
program committee to have charge
of arrangements for the day: Jona
than Woody, Mrs. W. A. Bradley,
Dr. A. P. Cline and Richard Ii.
Barber. Jr.
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these and many other reasons, now is the logi
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