THE YANCEY RECORD
Auial Talaat Stow
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Yancey County 4-H Clubs
held their annual Talent Show
Friday, May 7, at the Burns
ville Elementary Schlol gym
nasium.
There were 15 talent num
bers that competed for the top
three places.
The top three numbers wifi
go to Asheville on June 22 to
compete with 4-H talent from
all of the other counties In
the western district. If they
should win at Asheville they
would go to Raleigh to com
pete wit 4-H talent from all
over the state.
The lop winners were:
Susan Rutledge and Peggy
Bishop, song “Today" New
dale Club.
Tommy Atkins, Jerry Rob
ertson, Gregory Byrd, Susan
Mackey “Beatles”.
Danny and Stevie Robinson
dance Arbuckle Club.
There were approximately
125 guests and performers pre
sent.
Judges for the event ' were
Mrs Virginia Sutton and Miss
Carol Byrd.
GARDEN TIME
by M. E. GARDNER
N. C. State University
Ilarcly chrysanthemums pro
bably give you more color than
any other flowering plant you
can grow. Now is the time to
prepare for the late summer
and early fall color parade.
You have three choices: (1)
buy rooted cuttings; (2) root
your own cuttings from the
new growth on your plants;
.„(3) divide the root clumps.
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Chrysanthemums will come
back from the same location
for several year*, but they are
usually best the first year.
Plant glad corns every two
weeks for a succession of flow
ers during the summer. In the
vegetable garden succession
plantings of sweet com and
snapbeans are In order for the
lowe*- Piedmont and Eastern
Carolina.
- -Stake and mulch tomato
plants. Before mulching, culti
vate to destroy weeds. The
mulch should be about four
inches deep and can be made
of clean grain straw or pine
straw. Keep the tomatoes prun
ed by pinching out the tender
shoots as they form in the
axils of the leaves (at the base
of the leaf stem). Don’t let
them get too long before pinch
ing.
The Iris may be considered
as the constant companion of
a well-planned garden. They
grow well in all sections of the
state and are little trouble.
Rhizomes may be divided any
time after the blooming per
iod until about October in the
lower Piedmont and Eastern
Carolina and September in the
mountains.
Be on guard for lace bugs on
azalea, pyracantha, Washing
ton hawthome an drhojoden
dron. Spray with Sevin or
Malathion, mixing with water
according to Instructions. Do a
good job covering leaves, es
pecially the undersides.
This is the growing season
and the time to see that vege
tables, shade trees , flowering
shrubs and all growing things
are properly fed. Don’t overdo
the feeding schedule. It Is bet
ter to fe'id lightly and often
rather than Infrequent heavy
feedlnes. Fresh manure is good
Wool Pool
To Be Held June 8
The annua: Yancey County
Wool Pool will be June 8 at
Deytori Farm Supply Store, ac
cording to E. L. Dillingham,
County Extension Chairman.
Dillingham states that the
wool crop should be handled
with care. Sheep should be put
up the night before shearing.
The shearing floor should be
clean, d'y and free of straw,
trash and other fodeign ma
terial.
Wool should be packed in a
wool bag as soon as clipped
find stored in a dry, clean
place. Binder twine or wire
should not be used to tie bags
of wool. ,
Dillingham said that pro
ducers should pack their wool
tight in a bag instead of hav
ing more than one looaeiy
packed bag.
Wool was sold to the same
buyer as last year for the fal
lowing prices:
65 29c per pound for clear
wool; 55.50 c for light burry;
48.97 c for black, dead, etc., and
13.06 c for tags.
If you have It. Dehydrated ma
nure can be purchased. Most
of us use a complete fertilizer
such as 8-8-8. a special acid
forming fertilizer is best for
azaleas and camellias. Plants
must be fed with care and un
derstanding. Hiere is no rule
of thumb. Frequency and
amounts of plant food applied
will d pend upon the kind of
plant and the soil type.
Hasn’t Missed Yet
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Jack Daniel Ramsey, a sen
ior at Cane River High School,
has completed his 12 years of
school without missing a day.
He will graduate May 26. He Is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Nlram
Daniel Ramsey.
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ILOODMOIIIE GOAL
SHORT 9 PINTS
Yancey County came within
nine units of getting the 100
units of blood at the last visit
of the Bloodmoblle Thursday,
May 8. 118 people presented
themselves, but 27 were de
ferred for various reasons.
E. L. Dillingham, County
Blood Chairman, said that the
visit was commended ve*y suc
cessfully and that he would
like to thank every group and
individual that tisslsted with
it In any way.
The next bloodmoblle visit
wUI be In August. With the
next year’s quota of 400 units,
we will need to average around
100 units per visit
Dillingham said that for the
hospitals to use the blood most
efficiently, It Is necessary to
have a constant supply.
1 ESSO
SUMMER PRICES ARC NOW IN EFFECT
ON NO. 2 FUEL OIL, KEROSENE, and DIESEL
FUEL.
PRICES ARE GUARANTEED AGAINST
DECLINE AFTER YOU ACCEPT DELIVERY,
UNTIL SEPTEMBER 30, 1965.
WE WILL BILL YOUR OIL TO YOU
OCTOBER 1, 1965, OR IF YOU PAY WITHIN
10 DAYS AFTER DELIVERY, YOU GET '/it
PER GALLON DISCOUNT.
S & H GREEN STAMPS GIVEN IF ACCOUNT
IS PAID IN FULL BY OCTOBER 10, 1965.'
Let Us Fill Your Tank For You
Your business is appreciated
BAILEY FUEL COMPANY
Stanley Bailey
BURNSVILLE, N. C. Phone 682-2478
THURSDAY, MAY 26, 196$
NOTICE OF SALE
IN The superior court
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
YANCEY COUNTY, Plaintiff
vs. .
I W. T. Cirisawn and wife,
I Gladys Chrlsawn, Dover R.
I Fouts, Trustee, and The
I Northwestern Bank
| Under and by virtue of a
I Judgment of the Superior Court
| in the above-entitled case ap
t pointing and authorizing the
I undersigned Commissioner to
| sell the lands of the Defendant
I (s) hereinafter described to
I satisfy tax liens due Yancey
I County for the years of 1960,
I 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964 in South
I Toe Township, the undersigned
CoifinSssioner' will at 16:66
o’clock A. M. on the 29th day
of May, 1965, at the Court
house door in Burnsville, North
Carolina, offer for sa’e for cash
to the highest bidder the fol
lowing described tract or par
cel of land in South Toe Town
ship, adjoining the lands of U.
S. Government and others a:d
described as follows:
Being the lands described In
the Complaint In the above en
titled action, which Complaint
is on file In the Office of the
i Clerk of Superior Court, refer
ence to which is hereby made
for a specific description of
said property.
This April 27, 1965.
BILL ATKINS, Commissioner
April 29, May 6, 13 26
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PHONE 682-2135
BURNSVILLE. N. C.