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By VIRGINIA NANCE
(Items this week from: Curri
tuck, Chatham, Watauga, Wash
ington, Wilson, and Montgom
ery Counties.)
GARDEN PARTY1
In order to strengthen the
"Live at Home" program in food
conservation in Currituck Coun
ty, the Home Demonstration
Counity Council sponsored a gar
den contest.
Mrs. E. M. Porter of Waiterlilly
Club won first place with 34 dif
ferent vegetables growing, in
cluding seven vegetables grown
for the first time. A garden par
ty was held at ithe Coin jack club
house for 46 contestants and
their families following the jud
ging.
GREEN HOUSE DREAM
Mrs. George Gunter and her
family have recently built a
greenhouse. Plastic screen has
been used over head and on si
des for the 12 by 14 foot house.
Plants have been set in beds and
paper cups.
Miss Flossie Whitley, home e
conomics agent in Chatham
County, says Mrs. Gunter has
sold many of her plants already
to friends and neighbors.
CHAIR WORKSHOP
‘‘Home Demonstration Club
women in Watauga County are
learning to recognize and appre
ciate good quality workmanship
as well as beauty in wood,” says
Miss Jean Childers, home econo
mics agent.
The women paid $526.50 for
fifty chairs to finish. If the
chairs bad been purchased at
retail, they would have cost
$1,084, a saving of $557.50.
MILK CONSUMPTION
Milk desserts and drinks us
ing dry, non-fat milk were de
monstrated recently by Home
Demonstration Club leaders in
tfie ALL STAR
way to eat
CACHES
>Ys
SUNRISE DAIRY. INC.
Phone UN 7-6354 Gastonia. N. C.
i Washington County, according
to Mrs. Frances Darden, home
economics agent.
Mrs. Camie Oliver, Creswell,
reported she was under the im
pression that dry milk was not
good to drink, but changed her
mind after sampling drinks and
using whipped nan-falt dry milk
on strawberry shortcake.
RURAL PROGRESS PROGRAM
Gamer’s township was recent
ly named winner in Wilson
County’s 1959 clean-up, painit-up,
and fix-up program. According
to Mrs. Ona P. Humphrey, home
economics agent, (the program
was sponsored by the chamber of
commerce in cooperation with
the tagriculitural worker’s council.
Accepting honors on behalf of
the two Home Demonstration
Clubs in the community were
Mrs. Selby Thomas and Mrs. Ro
land Sasser.
BEDMAKING
SIMPLIFICATION
Are you interested in steps to
easier bedmaking? Home Dem
onstration members in Montgo
mery County recently discussed
principles involved in making
housekeeping easier and stress
ed learning how to apply work
simplification principles to any
job.
According to Mrs. Martha Har
ris, home economics agent, one
trip bedmaking was demonstra
ted and types of bedding which!
make for sleeping comfort, eas
ier care, and better appearance
were discussed.
Good Water
Helps Chicks
You can help your chickens
beat ithe heat and keep on lay
ing during this hot weather.
Chickens are like humans,
says W. G. Andrews, poultry sp
ecialist for ithe N. C. Agricultural
Extension Service, they prefer
cold drinks when Ithe (tempera
ture reaches 90 degrees or high
er. Cold water helps birds (throw
off body heat.
When Ithe temperature reaches
95 degrees hens consume twice as
much water as at 65 degrees.
Thus, water fountain space sh
ould be provided so as Ito allow
most of (the birds in the flock to
drink ait one time.
The pipes carrying the water to
ithe fountains should be protect
ed from the sun since the birds
will noit drink hot water. This
protection is especially impor
tant for those pipes carrying wa
ter ito ithe range. Of equal im
portance is shade for the range
waterers.
Comfort is ithe key to keeping
hens laying (through Ithe long hot
summer. High temperatures tend
to reduce egg production. Increa
sed consumption of cool water
aids 'in maintaining high re
turns during this period of stress.
Keep Ithe birds comfortable, wa
tered well and laying at a high
rate.
David Denny
Is Enlisting
John David Denny son of Mr.
U. B. Denny of Route 3, Kings
Mountain has enlisted in the U
niited States Navy.
Prior to joining ithe Navy, he
graduated from Kings Mountain
high school.
According ito ithe local Navy
recruiter, Seaman Recruit Denny
was transferred to the Naval
Training Center, Great Lakes,
Lakes, Illinois where he will re
ceive basic training and subse
quently return home on a 14 day
leave period.
The first 18-hole golf course in
ithe U. S. was opened for play in
1893 at Wheaton, 111. The course
was designed for Ithe Chicago
Golf Club, according to The Wor
ld Book Encyclopedia.
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Wheat Allotment
Still In Effect
For I960 Crop
“There still seems to be a good
deal of misunderstanding among
farmers regarding ithe effect of
the coming July 23 wheat quota
referendum on acreage allot
ments,” Chairman Blalock of the
County Agricultural Stabilization
and Conservation Committee,
said today.
“Whether quotas are approv
ed or not, the wheat allotment
proclaimed by the Secretary of
Agriculture will be in effect for
the 1960 crop. The controlling
legislation requires the estab
lishment of wheat acreage allot
ments every year, unless they
are suspended because of emer
gency conditions. “Allotments
are the basis for quota adminis
tration when quotas are in ef
fect, but when there are no quo
tas, the allotments are still in
operation. “Producers must com
ply with their allotment in order
to be eligible for price support—
with or without quotas. If quotas
are not in. operation, there is of
course no ‘marketing penalty’ in
volved in exceeding acreage al
lotments — the only penalty is
the loss of price-support: eligibi
lity. “The vote on the 23rd will
decide about marketing quotas
for next year. This is a vitally
important decision for wheat
farmers. K will affect their oper
ations, the degree of production
controls, and Ithe level of price
support which is available. But
the vote on quotas will have no
direct effect on acreage allot
ments.”
Buying Tomatoes?
Use These Hints
More home-grown tomatoes
are arriving in the market every
day. When buying (tomatoes, let
your eye be your guide. Look for
firm, buit well ripened and
plump tomatoes. They should be
of good color—red or yellow de
pending on variety. If free from
blemishes and well shaped,
there’s less waste.
Vine-ripened tomatoes are
more juicy and finer flavored
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For the best in products
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Pure Service
PHONE 9106
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than those picked green and ar
tificially ripened.
Besides being luscious to eat,
red ripe tomatoes are well worth
eating, nutritionally speaking.
Tomatoes are low in calories,
rich in vitamin C and a good
source of Vitamin A. One med
ium-sized raw tomato provides
almost half the vitamin C for the
day, plus about one-third the
vitamin A.
According (to Miss Iola Prit
chard, food conservation and
marketing specialist for the N. C.
| Agricultural Extension Service,
I tomatoes maybe canned whole
I or cut. Pickle-, relishes and chi
| li sauce are other ways to pre
■ serve them.
For sliced green tomato pic
kles, slice 7 pounds green toma
toes 1-8 ineh thick. Soak 24 hours
in solution of 2 gallons cold wa
ter and 1 vial (11.5 grams) sla
ked lime (which can be purehas
ed at the drug store). Drain and
soak in cold water 4 hours;
change water each hour. Make a
syrup of 5 pounds sugar and 3
pints vinegar and pour hot sy
rup over (tomatoes.
Let stand overnight, then boil
all (syrup and tomatoes) 1 hour
and seal. Put into /the boiling
pickles a bag of spice as follows:
1 /tablespoon allspice, 1 table
spoon cloves, 1 tablespoon mace,
and 1 /tablespoon white mustard
seed.
Farm families suffered 7,500
fewer accidental deaths In 1957
than in 1947.
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• 4 oz. BLACK PEPPER
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Cheer
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pkg. 34c
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LIQUID DETERGENT
40c ^ 71c
Spic & Span
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HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER
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Large DC
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Lux Soap
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2 Bars 21C
Lifebuoy
WHITE Med. 11
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Wisk
8S 40c Can 73c
Condensed all
24-Oz. 30
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Chops
End
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Lb.
49c Roast
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59c
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