n t -IX. r--iTrrrj, m. g, friday., march t, 1952.
V
Q 1, ?twnHow can I control lice
1 c .tie?. . , . . , .
Answer C 4 beef cattle use a spray
f Cd- per cent -wettable DDT- For
ling 10 animals, mix' a quarter of
,i pound (10 tablespoonfula) in three
gallons .of water. , v:, k ,.
However, DDT should not be used
on dairy cows. Instead, use a spray
made front Methozychlor, which iff al
so a wettable powder. . '
"- ..Spray all the animals in the herd
t least, once. Give badly infested
cattle a second spraying about three
weeks later." -J
For more complete Information, see
your, county agent
Question Does State College rec
ommend the . use of Infrared heat
. lamns for broodinor bahv chirlca ? - 1
, Answer T. T. Brown, associate pro
fessor of poultry science, says that
so little information Is available on
the subject at present that infrared
brooding cannot properly 2e recom
mended or condemned ' There 4 are
both advantages and disadvantages.
The birds are easily visible, labor is
saved, the initial cost is low, and the
litter under the brooder is kept dry.
However, the cost of operation is rela
tively high, damage may he caused by
power interruptions, and the . litter
away from the brooder area may be
come quite damp, v, ,
If infrared brosdhig is used, an
electrician should be consulted regard
ing the size wire to be installed. Also,
it is necessary to place a guard
If money were the only' goal in life!
we know some rich people who would
oe mighty nappy. ,
No two oennle tMnlr othaHv dIiVo
and it takes some married couples a
uieume to iind that out.
juiwmib - . - i-vni-iimnnnrinnnririnivirinrnnaAAAAAA
' . . B a
tiijiii hot
; . In Of::ncy
Inadeouate ftvesiefit. i nftpn an Im-
ortant factor in juvenile delinquency,
nrriififr''' t.n t;)iA- ImAnAon -'Yntnmo-
"O ....... -g(r-v.
ic Association which is sponsoring
.e zetn annual. Save Your Vision
eek March 2-8. t -
'The child who cannot see to perform
" -a school tasks often seeks self-ex
pressionln: antisocial behavior, said
Dr. J. Otis White, president.
; He cited a study in New York City
which showed that 90 per cent of a
- fTQupof delinquent children were
iouna 10 oe scnool failures, and two
studies made by the Ohio State Bur
eau of Juvenile Research in ' which
it was found that more than 26 per
cent of the children brought before
. juvenile courts were deficient in vis
ion. Surveys California, Pennsyl
vania and .other .states . show similar
...results, he. said.i fi. y ?.
". "It is a well known fact that every
child wants to excel in some activity,"
said DrT white. ,The child who fails
In school because of inadequate vision
may draw attention to himself, by
breaking windowsstealing or similar
anti-social behavior.!'
; He offered : two preventive meas
ures: (1) modernization of school
J. C. 4-11 Lumbers
. Rcnav Programs!
With Sprine bustinsr out all 'oven I
tnrougnout the South, North Car
Una has renewed two 4-H programs
which are important factors in the de
velopment of wholesome family rela
tionships and purposeful, healthful
living, the National Committee on
Boys and Girls Club Work has an
nounced. They are the Garden and
nome improvement awards programs;
designed for both hov and trirl.
In 1951, more than 350,000 club
memners raised 120,000 acres of gar
den vesretrihlfta nnH email Mi
cording to State Club leaders, thereby
proviamg : essential and nutritious
foods for use throughout the year, and
increasing individual and family in
comes" by reducing the amount of food
purchased. About 200,000 members
taking part in the 4-H Home Im
provement program performed 650,
000 tasks, such-as making slipcovers
and curtains.: nnhnlaton'n. ini .van
ishing furniture, and painting or pap
ering rooms to make .their homes
more comfortable and attractive.
Incentives for outstanding records
of achievement in both programs re
main tne same as last year. Every
v ' j. ' , 7 . " rawii me same as last year. ISverv
Duildmars to nrovide a better wtnot u . .. .
hniinmont. ,j oi "lomuer lainng pan m either
environment; and (2) , more compre- program has the opportunity to win
hensive eyesirilt examinationa in W .. ."'FU , . ' WJn
1. 01 lour county meaais or normr.
v V O " " w.wuuuilMVlia 14 VI IC
schools to discover the children who
need professional attention. -f
,fDark. drabj- poorly lighted school
rooms seem td cause a high proportion
' ,v of all vi.?ual problems among school
echildren," Dr. Whiter said.i clAft' in-
W , fdipation of that isThlt lyesigm probi
-Mems are- more than twice as. common
"in the eigh'th -grade as in the first
8de.
,fWith- the aid of modern science,
r. few children nemt tn Ka vlmoliir io.
I dicapped. The tragedy is that most
- ,, -.-umg V AlVllUi.
Also a state award nf kn $T1 ov nnn m
trip to the National 4-H Congress in
unicago next JNovember, and a chance
to become a candidate for one of the
eight national awards a $300 college
scholarehtpj - AU-Chalmers provides
ure xaraen program awards; and the
Sears-Roebuck Foundation those for
Home Improvement.
Last year, 230 4-H'ers - in 83 of
this State's counties received medals
for their Garden records, and 149
1 - nn .... ...
iv . ."ii:" T 1 """n""?- counnes won simnar
aZ ? , .'fsram lor. recognition for home ' improvement
4 determininsr whether n Mrm hofc. ..i..-r. A. - "I1i'1vc"'e"
.adequate vision.", All 44! programs are supervised
j TRY A .WTnpiri.v ..ToT, h7 the Cooperative Extension Ser-
It's a
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
. MRS. J. H. PRUDEN.
Whereas Mrs. J. H. Pruden lonar
time member of the Hertford Baptist
Church and the Woman's' Missionary
Society was called to her Heavenly
Home, on January 10. 1952,
Be it Resolved: .
First That wa exDreaa nur trrnti.
tude to' God for her lomr and, faith.
ful ..Christian life, for her faithful
attendance and active interest in the
life of our church and Missionary So
ciety untu advancing, years and ill
'Ml
t - f
.. (. -i & 3
Purdube is premium qruiitjr-PLXJSt It's so Axcf .
I it meets alrequirefiients even where "heavy-duty?! - ,
. " k1 is recommended by passenger car manufacture ' ,
? . , ers. It's so lcr.-L-.:lL j it tavea you money on the ; ' i
; ij'iirts you Or.' f t.-il
Charts cvsr now for a cleaner, more efficient' v
j , . cxtsr v-:.!i a lorr, happier running lifel. . ji
1 t - .t-'W
1
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Aealtli confined her to heroine;
Second That we extend to her lov
ed ones our deepest sympathy in their
loss; ,.. - ,
. Third That! a mi nf thoaA nasnl
tions be given to the members of the
xamuy, a copy to The Perquimans
Weekly for publication," and that a
copy become a part of the recorded
proceedings of the Woman's Mission-
ary society,
Respectfully submitted: -MRS.
W. A. (ELLIOTT
MRS. WARNER MATVRF
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank ear.h unA
for the beautiful, flowers, ranla. let
ters and prayers while I. was a pat
ient in the Albemarle Hospital. They
were greatly appreciated. -
MRS. W. E. BACJLEY.
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