State Has New Law
On Storage Of Game
A new North Carolina law, spon
sored by the Wildlife Resources v o n
mission and passed by the 1949 Gen
eral Assembly, i>ermit$ two days'
bag limit of game to be killed and
kept for an indefinite period, accord
ing to Miss Orr, home economist in
food conservation tor the State Col-'
lege Extension Service.
The old law, Miss Orr says, per
mitted game to be Kept a maximum
of only 10 days after the season
closed.
Terming the new law "generous/'
the home economist says it will
prove to be "one of the finest pieces
of legislation yet enacted on game
storage if it is properly understood
and carried out."
Miss Orr poims out that by means
of modern storage facilities, which
include zero boxes in the home and
lockers and bulk storage space isi
locker plants, game may . be kept in
good condition for an indefinite pe
riod. Bu t, she adds, it is not desirable
to keep any frozen food longer than
from one season to another.
The only legal requirement is
that a declaration of the kind and
amount of game stored must be
made to the local game protector
within 10 days after the season" clo
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As for the keeping qualities of
game in the frozen state, Miss Ofr
say s the same rules apply that arc
used with other meats. The impor
tant points are-proper care In hand
ling, prompt arid proper chillirig.
and use of good moisture-vapor re
sistant materials for packaging ap
plied so they hug the product. "Air
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called 'freezer burn' of the product,
as does use ot a poor paCKagir.4 ma.
teriai." she aserc>v adding -?h;it nun ?
fluctuating zero temperature is ik'S'
for storage of game whether it be.
in a t>6x at home or in a looker
plant.
Doiry Foods Top
June Plentiful*
Dairy foods will be in the spot
light during June, Miss La U ne
Brashers, home demonstration a
gent tpr the State College Extension
Service, said this week in releasing
a list of foods, expected to be plenti
ful on local markets during the
month,
The LVS. Department or Agricul. ,
ture places dairy foods at the top
of the plentiful list because miik pro
?duction reaches a peak in Juno. Thisj
is the season' when milk is in best
supply for direct consumption and ;
for manufacture into cheese, butter,
evaporated milk, and nonfat dry
milk solids. *}? . ? ...
Dairy foods are not the only plen
tifuls for Jne though. Broilers and
fryers, fish,' dried beans and peas,
peanut butter, and eggs are all on
the list. All of these, plus {.he dairy
foods, are considered sources of
high quality protein Miss Breastters ,
said. ' .
Vegetables listed include canned
peas, canned corn Irish potatoes' let
tuce, and cabbage. Fruits include
canned apricots, and canned peach
es. Stocks of canned mixed fruits
in canners' and wholesalers' hands
are more than double holdings at
this time last year, while canned
peaches are amfjng-the mo?l reason- i
ably priced canned foods on todays'
market, the home agent stated. ?
Other plentiful? listed for . June
are corn meal, grits, syrup, oat pro
ducts. and honey.
Opportunity Kn<xk\
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"Put nrirf Opportunity in jowr Fn
Hire** during ihf Sprinpt Opportunity
Dri?e Ur Ihe ulr of L'. .% Savins*
Bond*. Wh?i a rrprr?riilalivp ralU ut
jrour home and n*k? yon to *igi> up ?
don't ni?*? tlii? opportunity to ??y
"yea." If an* of ihr million* of volun
trf!* Worker* who are prond to help
their country ? ?)muM mini you ? don't
wait. Knroll for the Payroll Having*
Plan whrrf yon work or the Bond-a.
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Financial Reserve
Needed In Farming
Maintaining a financial reserve is
an essential pari of any wrtl-manas
ed larm business. Dr. I. O. Schaub, di
rector of the North Carolina Agricul
tural Extension Service. said this
week in urging T-nr Heel farmers to
participate in the U. S. saving;, bond
"Opportunity Drive." May IB. Juiy
20. . .
"Even at its bent, farming is a
highly speculative business." Dr.
Schaub assorted. 'To meet urtexpect.
ed reverses, farmers need to keep a
financial reserve in a safe but readi- I
ly available form. An ideal way of
doing this is to invest in It. S. ?av- J
ings bonds."
"Many farmers have surplus funds
which they plan to -invest |n new
equipment as soon as prices come
down." the Tar Heel agricultural
leader continued. "As every good
businec?man knows, it's better to
put such extra money to work rath
er than let it lie idle. Dollars invest
ed.in stavings bonds will return good
dividends over a period of years." -t
The confidence of the people in
thesavings bond program. Dr.
Schaub said, is shown* by the fact
that sales in North Carolina from
?May, 1941. through December. 1948.
reached the amazing total of S9l6;
342,549. The State goal in the eUr
rent "Oppqrtunii v Drive" is $1 2,000. ? <
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Cash receipts from farni market
ings for the first' four months of
1949 totaled. a little less than last"
year. Quality of products marketed
was up but prices were down.
Stocks Will Contest
In Winston-Salem
WINSTON-SALEM ? The stock
car racing spotlight i i : be locu.ied
on Win>ton-.<aiMi lhi> week ?;:!>
(he second major racing event of
the,.>eason *H>inj; slated for Winston
Salem Speedway 'Sunday afternoon
in addition to the Wednesday night
weekly races at Bowman Gray Sta-j
diuin. ?... 'I
Events at both track.* are being di i
rooted by Hi li France and sanction
ed b\ iiie National Association for1
Stock v'at Auto Racing
Sunday V program at the Winston-. '
Salem Spipedway. formerly known asj.
Peach Haven Speedway.' will be the j
fir^t of a series of double feature!
race.' being arranged by Director j
France The double feature idea was? |
Started by the'genlai race director
last summer and proved exception
ally popular. .
Under this new arrangement. two
features will he presented, the lirsi
being a 30- lop event open to the
fastest 22 cars in time trials pro
vided they qualify in one of the heat
ever n.s. (he consolation or the semi
final. while the second feautre will
be a 35- lap event, open only to the
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i t oir> fr'?m tim^ tr'.ai*
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Turner, young Roanoke. V.i , |
<tar. paced ihe drivers in tlu* series
: i win the Southeastern champion*
sh'.;> for the year.
Turner will be out to repeat his'
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THE TIME TO WORK
FOR BETTER SCHOOLS & ROADS
You know North Carolina needs Better Schools and
Roads. But please . . . you friends of Schools and
Roads . . . don't he caught sleeping on Saturday, June
4th.> The "AGAINST" crowd is at work now just aa
when Aycock voiced the people's determination to give.
their children a better education . . , just as when
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Mbrrison and Page h- iped the people fight to get out
of the mud.
The time to work FOR Better Schools and Rotdi
is now!
June 4th election offers an opportunity which may
not come again for a long time. Our Schools face a
building need emergency now. Our Road Improvement
and Construction program cannot continue for the next,
three years even its present pace without the Bond
issue.
Join the forward-looking citizens in your neighbor
hood. Carry the torch. Vote FOR Better Schools and
Roads.
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VOTE /"(//J A BETTER
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