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REMODELING PRACTICES
Remodeling is on the mind of
the Wallace Banks family, Tren
ton, Route 1. Recently this fam
ily requested assistance in ways
to give tiheir 60-year-old house
a “face-lifting.”
Mrs. Gaytie Gray, home econo
mics agent in Jones County, and
VV. C. Warrick, agricultural en
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College, helped the Banks in
planning for the work. “I know
the visit from Warrick saved me
several thousand dollars,” said
Banks.
BIRD FEEDERS SEND FIVE
TO BUFFALO
At the Woman’s Exchange in
Pinehurst you will find pine
cone bird feeders hanging in
the rustic log cabin. Suet hold®
the bird seed in the gigantic
longleaf pine cones. They arc
wrapped in plastic bags foi
handling purposes.
Mrs. Bertha Adams, assistant
home economics agent in Rich
mond County, says the Cecil Me
Calls of Elberta started the pro
ject. And the profits have finan
ced a trip for the five-member
family to New York.
CRAFTS PROJECT
Youth leaders are always loo
king for new ideas to use in
craft workshops for young peo
pie.
Mrs. Doris Teeter, assistant
home economics agent in Iredell
County, says Mrs. W. (H. John
son, Sr., of Statesville made pin
cushions by snipping off th
end of the plastic liquid deterg
ent containers and inserting a
piece of styrofoam or foam rub
ber in the hole after it was cov
ered with velveteen.
FROZEN FOOD
PROTECTION
‘'Protecting frozen food en
route nas Deen the subject dis
cussed recently at Home Demon
stration Club meetings in Clay
County.
(Mrs. Justine Rozier, home e
eonomics agent, says the prob
lem of keeping food frozen from
the store to their home is serious
and the women were shown an
insulated container which could
be used for transporting the
food.
NASH LOAN FUND
“Had it not been for the E. V.
Gordon Loan Fund, I could not
have gone to college” wrote one
borrower to the Nash County
Loan Fund chairman recently.
Mrs. Agnes Safy, home econo
mics agent, says nine girls have
used the loan fund which the
local club women support.
LIFE INSURANCE
What kind of insurance do
you have? Home Demonstration
Club women have been discuss
ing the four basic kinds of life
insurance policies in Orange
County.
According to Miss Jessie
Trowbride, home economics a
gent, they are planning to have
a community program on insur
ance so young couples can get
the information.
The School of nursing is the
most recently established school
in the Division of Health Affairs
of the University of North Caro
lina located in Chapel Hill.
Fair Season
Fox Livestock
Almost Heie
With the county and state fair
season coming up soon, Tar Heel
farmers are planning to safe
guard the health of the livestock
they’ll take in the show rings.
And the fair officials are tak
ings steps to see that the ani
mals stay healthy at the fair.
Swine must be vaccinated
against cholera; cattle must be
proved free of tuberculosis and
brucellois. Barns and other fair
buildings where livestock will be,
must be cleaned out and disin
fected.
“The job of sanitizing build
ings and lots and even vehicles
would be a lot simpler if people
would clean and disinfect them
several weeks before the fair,”
says Dr. H. J. Rollins, state vet
erinarian. “The the sunlight
would keep them clear of infec
tious bacteria.”
Dr. Rollins suggests that fair
cleanup be done at least ten
days before fair opening. “And
folks should be very careful to
see that none of the bedding for
the animals is contaminated
with disinfectant,” he adds.
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mals start coming in. And the
State’s ispectors are waiting to
check each animal’s health.
"The inspectors check each
animal’s health certificate,” says
Dr. Rollins, ‘‘concentrating on
cattle, swine and sheep."
With only eight inspeeors, it’s
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for the show ring.
2. Give animals plenty of rest
and water in taking them to the
fair.
3. After arrival at the fair, let
the animal rest before bathing or
grooming it.
4. After livestock return home
from a fair, isolate them for a
time — to give any latent di
seases a chance to show up.
Any person in doubt about ani
mal health restrictions at the
fair should get in touch with fair
officials for information on ithe
regulations.
About 35 per cent of all cardi
ovascular deaths, says the Nor
th Carolina Heart Association,
are in the age groups under 65.
Fire Never
Takes Holiday
NEW YORK—Fire never takes
a holiday. Yet, it may in Kyoto.
The residents of that city —
the fifth largest in Japan— are
determined to put an end to fir
es.
Five years ago, the fire de
partment there organized a “fire;
bureau” to facilitate fire proven-1
tion activities. Since then the
incidence of fires has decreased
dramatically from 756 in 1955 to;
394 in 1961 among its 290,000;
households In a population of
1,284,818.
The International Association
of Fire Chiefs points out that in
Tokyo, the world’s largest city,
with a population of over 10,000,
000, there were only 7,797 fires
among its 2,681,222 households
and places of business and indus
try.
By comparison, in New York
there were 61,644 fires last year,
regardless of its excellent home
and commercial buildings inspec
tion program.
What’s the secret of Kyoto’s
success?
Organization and determina
tion.
“T firmly believe reported
Chief Sukesshiro Shima, director
Kyoto’s Fire Bureau, "that the
activities we have developed are
effective because of the fact
that the number of fires has di
minished year after year. How
ever, the result still is not com
pletely satisfactory. The major
purpose of our activities la to
make Kyoto a fire free city.”
Inspections of homes for fire
hazards is an international pro
gram sponsored toy the LAiFC and
last year more than half the
households in the United States
wore checked for hazards toy the
nation’s Fire Service.
John or Wesley
Wctrlick Bush
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