Agriculture Local crop banquets held The Perquimans County Extension Service announced the dates for four local crop banquets and seminars. The county Peanut Production Awards Banquet will be held at the extension office on February 8 at 7 p.m. The county Soybean Production Banquet will be held February U at 7 p.m. at the ARPDC auditorium. The county Corn Production Banquet will by held February 16 at 7 p.m. in the ARPDC auditorium. A seminar on the Principals of Soil Fertilization will be held February 10 at 1:30 p. m at the extension office. For more information on these events, call Extension Chairman Bill Jester at 426-5428. Full moon on the Mi. Go out and look at your chrysan themums. The brown part should be cut off now, leaving room for new spring growth. Every two to three years mums should be divided to insure healthy, vigorous blooms. Last week I wrote of new lettuce seeds on the market. While looking through a magazine. I was impressed with an ad put out by the Baco folks, which was an explanation of types of lettuce. Here's a synopsis: ?Iceberg: has a firnrv head which is the most crunchy on the market; ?Curly endive: (chicory) has curly, narrow leaves with a bitter taste that Headed for Raleigh Ben Berry (left) of Peoples Bank in Hertford presents Earl Ray Godfrey, Jr. with a check to cover Godfrey's expenses while taking the Modern Farming Short Course at North Carolina State University. With them is county Agricultural Extension Chairman Bill Jester. Godfrey was nominated by a com mittee of local farmers and businessmen to take the course, with the bank covering the cost. Have a WarmWinter with a KEROSENE HEATER The heaters that burn kerosene instead of money. With just the press of- a button they add warmth to your house, workshop, garage or greenhouse^? you name it. No matches are needed, no outside power, no dangerous fumes or unpleasant odors. The HeatMate is safe to use around children and is an excellent piece of emergency equipment when the ?power is out and the temperature is freezing. This winter turn down your thermostat and turn on your HeatMate. ' 1 % , > Available now at Hertford H CHURCH STREET Ptrquimons ? Gardening < Joan Wlnslow / should be incorporated with a dif ferent lettuce in salads; ?Boston: (butterbead) described as being as smooth as. er. butter. Be sure to use a light dressing with this one. ?Romaine: long, coarse leaves with a pungent taste that is readily iden tifiable; ?Bibb: has small, delicate leaves, very expensive at the vegetable counter. This one should be -served with the leaves whole. Now let's go back to some new entries in the spring catalogues. ?Parsnip ? Jung's "White Sugar" is reported to be a highly improved type that is very stocky in shape with white fine texture, free from stringiness. ?Onion ? Thompson and Morgan is advertising a red onion called Carmen F1 which has red flesh all the way through instead of white flesh with red rings. "Hybrid Spartan Sleeper" from Jung is just about the best keeper on the market, storing well for 8 to 10 Walkers Construction Specializing In remodel ing, and repairs. 25 years of pleasing people. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED FREE ESTIMATES John Walksr 297-2507 months ? if you store it right in the first place, that is. ?Pepper ? Herbst's "Italian Sweet" is long with thin walls, growing to 7 inches in length, great for frying. "Big stuffer" does its job perfectly. Agway's "Surefire" surely is, from its early green period until it develops into a mature red piece of dynamite. ?Tomato ? Ball's "Champion" is touted as being a great tomato for the home garden. It is early, highly resistant to verticillium, f murium, tobacco mosaic and nematodes. This year it will be available only as started plants. "Roadside Red" is an in ' lliitfiud Tmim Li Drive A Little 1 Save A lit On LICENSED TAX PREPARATION Doris & Bill Herman Located at S12 N. Bread Street Across From Zip Mart in Edtnton, N.C. PHONE: 4*2-7579 Tax Preparation Fees Single or One Spouse Worker Filing joint)} - $7.50 (Fed & State of N.C.) Special - Students $5.00 Wm A$k Thm High* Qu*stlonsH Attention: Seed Peanut Dealers We have N.C. Certified I 80% plus Florigant Seed Peanuts The very largest are screened off t provide a more uniform sfse seed Gustafson Pro-ized System III Treatment (Botran-Thiram-Vitavax) We have the best prices in N.C. and Va. Spruill Farms, Inc. Windsor, N.C* OCClee Nights (919) 794*4027 (919) 794-3263 determinate early yielder by Agway that "look! promising." I don't know what that means, though, so we'll go on to something else. ?Squash ? Goldsmith's "Buc caneer" is a new zucchini which grows on open bushes providing easy harvesting. Flying in from Hastings comes "Peter Pan," a green-tinted squash for home gardens that should be harvested when fruits are three in ches or less. Good raw. too. Their "Pink Banana Jumbo," on the other hand, is a blooming giant (30 inches long) which they swear makes better pie than pumpkin. We'll see. ?Turnip ? Wanna try a mini? Thompson and Morgan say* to sow its "Tokyo Cross F1 Hybrid" from February on and get teeny Usty turnips in just one month. Tangy. too. ?Radish - "Sparkler White Tip"| from Hastings never hollows, and we all know how important that is. Who wants to stand around stuffing radishes, just to make them look g$od on a relish tray? After all. you can make a bigger impression with a IS pounder from Burgess called "Sakurajima", maybe because it's as big as a Japanese wrestler. 4 WATER HEATER SALES ( SERVICE Furnaces Cleaned & Serviced CALL LLOYD R. 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