WITH ?h? 4-H'ERS
ALV1N e NEW80ME
Ant County Afent
4-H *rti itudled
prajecta at their
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I aad Make It run.
ia hand i retting
*m iam i ted aad requirement*
tee m|Mii <d this unit given.
Snat girls an asked to complete
girls are asked
ha useful
The records
?ate by a girl consist o( the fol
Inag a time record on one gar
aaent at the beginning and end of
the project. a bake record on three
i at the beginning and end
to practice
it be
I a record of
to improve your
methods;
anatration
a
! aark.
will ha helpful ta
aagr girl Parents aad adult lead
ers can assist girls with this
project by suggestions, financial
ami ami encouragement.
The annual eountywide 4-H
Achievement Day Program was
heM in the county courthouse in
Bmadeet. Ted Davis, manager of
the Morehead City Chamber of
CiamiK was the guest speaker.
Me. Davis spoke on the subject
-VHtmaB ? The Key to Good Citi
Awarifc were made to the 4-H
daing the best job on the
projects. Also everyone
a project and turning
aa a record back was recognized.
Kecveatioa aad refreshments were
enjoyed by those present
The Eastern District 4-H Achieve
ment Day program will be held in
Ckmaaity N C.. tomorrow, Sat
artw.Oct 30. The
ing 4-H members from 16 eastern I
counties will be present for a ban
?ue( and participate in tbe Acieve
meat Program.
Boys representing Carteret Coun
ty at thia exercise will be Ronnie
Kelly, Edward Pond, Cecil Gillikin.
Allen Trader, and Bob Reynolds
Only thoae tuning in long time
records (or state competition and
those participating in the District
Demonstration Contest will be eli
gible to attend.
The Carteret County Farm Bu
reau, with Robert Laughtori. More
head City, president, was the spon
lor for the banquet for the Car
teret County delegation.
Edward Pond, a member of the
Imyrna Senior 4-H Club from
Davis, la planning to attend the
Farm and Home Electric Congress i
in Charlotte, N. C? Nov. 1-2. Ed
?ard waa the county winner in the
l-H Electricity Project in 1953 and
?gain thia year. For this honor he i
lias been selected to attend the
Congress. This event is held each
war to recognize the outstanding
Soys and girls interested in electri
:ity. The various electric power
?ompanies in North Carolina are
Japanese Return
To Sword-Making
Tokyo ( AP)? They are nuking
the Samurai sword in Japan again.
But now it is an "object of art,"
not a weapon of war. Occupation
authorities banned the manufac
ture of the deadly twohanded
sword, which dates back to Medi
eval times.
A thousand sword makers turn
ed to the manufacture of farm im
plements, and other goods. Now
Juko Miyaguchi, 57, and his son.
swoidsmiths, have finished the
first Samurai sword made since the
war.
It was ordered by the Education
Ministry as a move to preserve the
art of sword making as a cultural
heritage.
sponsoring the congress. The Caro
lina Power & Light Co. is the spon
sor in this area.
A number of pastures particu
larly in the eastern section of the
county were covered by salt water
during the recent storm. Many of
the pastures have died and will not
produce next year. The salt may
still be in the soil, so it would be a
good idea to take a soil test and
find out the salt content. A soil
test is the only way to find out
how much salt is in the soil. If
this information is desired be sure
to label the soil container that you
want the salt content for that sam
ple.
Jt will probably be next spring
before the land will be free of the
salt so the pastures will grow. A
soil test will give a better idea of
when the land will be free of salt.
NOTICE
WATER CUSTOMERS
IN BEAUFORT
4 After October 31 Water Bills
Will Be Payable
At
BELL'S DRUG STORE
Front Street
CAROLINA WATER CO.
Answers to Quiz
(Questions appear on page 2. see
tlon 3).
1. All Hallow's Eve. the name
(iven to Oct. 31 as the evening be
fore All Saints' Day.
2. Witches, ghosts and evil spirits
were believed to come otit on Hal
loween.
3. The Druids, priests of ancient
Britain and Gaul.
4. Food grown during the sum
mer.
5. To scare away the evil spirits.
6. No. The custom survived until
recently in the highlands of Scot
land and Wales.
7. In 700s A.D. the Christian
Church named Nov. 1 All Saints'
Day.
8. Old Roman festival honoring
Pomona, goddess of fruit, was
brought to Britain during the Ro
man occupation and gradually com
bined with Halloween. Nuts and
apples played important part in the
celebration and bobbing for apples
evolved as entertainment.
9. Future husbands, it was be
lievrt, would be seen peeping over
their shoulders.
10. Ichabod Crane.
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Ice Capades to Feature 'Dragnef
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The famed radio and TV show, Dragnet, has been adapted for
presentation on tee and will be one of the principal features of "lee
Capadea of 1955" when the big iee show is staged in the William
Neal Reynolds Coliseum at NortK Carolina State College Nov. 24.
Mured here is a scene from the Dragnet number.
The city of Vancouver. Wash.,
has a population of over 41.000.
At least four ships have been
sunk by charging whales.
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Only YOU know how many times
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an anniversary or failed to make
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