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KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MdUNTAlN, N. C.
It
le Faimei And Big Famitf
Imp Profits From "Nickels"
The big farmer and little far-
ler, the plant nurseryman, the j
rape and blueberry producer are
lU realizing benefits from the'
If-help Nickels for Know-Howi
Ipfogram
This observation was made by
R. Clapp, Cleveland County-'
■extension chairman, in reviewing
[some of the many lesser known
contributions the , t
nas made to Tar Heel agnoul
ture since it began in 1951. ‘
Nickels for Know-How, whidt
will be up for farmer .arorovttl
again in a Nov. 22 referendum,
calls lo7 ifivc'eenit nssefiSBKSXte
on each ton eC OlMl,
feed faimer
is used to support agnouliu.
It's Leaf’Falling Time, t ■ '
And the danger of home fires is always greater at this timet.
If you burn leaves, be sure to see that fires 0X6 saxofallj^
watched. And . . . always be sure you are insuiedS '
SEE US TODAY! VHf'
IS SCCUBITY
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research, education and exten-
sion work at North Carolina
State University, |
“Nickels funds have been used I
to support work on problems in
jractically every area of our a-
gricultdre,” M i . Clapp said.
These studies have given us
lew information and new tools
o work with, whether we grow j
I big money crop like tobacco i
ar smaller income producers
?uch as grapes, blueberries, to-
natoes or nurs<>ry plants.” j
The extension chairman added
, hat, while most farmers are a-
ware of the progress that has
been made in controlling tobacco
insects and diseases, “fewer are
-elv to be aware of advances
Imade in the areas of blueberry
diseases, production of rhodo
dendron plants, azalea flowering
and alfalfa weevil control „
Mr. Clapp commented that it
, vould be difficult to find a feed
ar fertilizer user in North Car-
. ilina.^,who hasnlt realized some
benefit from the controbutions
he has made to Niickels for
Know-How.
“For this reason.” he said,
‘‘the assessment of five cents
per ton of feed and fertilizer
Liberty Loam
Net Profits Up
Net profits of Liberty Loan
Corporation in the first nine
months' of 1966 were $3,937,999
net after taxes, equivalent to
$1.54 a common share compared
with net profits of $3,948,496
Death Ti^
in TiaHic
Reaches
RALEIGH
dents took two lives during the
week. Five of the victims were
pedestrians.
Twenty-eight of the 35 killed
were males 21 white and twq
Negro. Six of the 29 fatal crash
es took two lives.
Colonel Charles Speed, the
,. j Highway Patrol Commander,
* -- t . I blamed this year’s death toll on
after taxes, equal to $1.53 a share victims were added to N^Car-1 ^e called “widespread pub-
in the corresponding months inj®'**^^® traffic death toll during i ..
1965 1 Ih®. ^ding Sunday^rnid-1 refuse to become alarm-
There were 2,405,906 shares Departmem ol Moioi , what is happening on our
outstanding on September 30, 19- Xf Li ® reported. Eighteen of g^rgg^g highways,” said Col-
66, compared with 2,421,477 i -' ears old or young- j Speed. “They look upon this
shares a year earlier. r [weekly report of destroyed hu-
As of Monday, the 1966 fatality] man life as merely another set of
count had reached 1,339—41 more numbers
than the total for the same period “Public complacency has been
of last year. r
In analyzing the weekly mor
tality count. Department statis
ticians noted that run-off-the-
road mishaps resulted in 18 of
the fatalities. There was a sharp
increase in deaths from collisions
can be regarded as an invest
ment - a sound investment - ra
ther than a contribution.”
Commenting on the upcoming,
referendum, Mr. Clapp remarked
that, "Cleveland County has al- j
ways given overwhelming sup-!
port to the program and I am
confident it will again on Nov. | at
22.” * ,
the real villian behind traffij
slaughter all through the ygArs,"
the Patrol commander added.
“'Laws and enforcement person
nel alone will never stem the
bloodshed. What we need is a
public which is angry about the
intersections — six persons ; daily sacrifice of humanJlives; a
losing their lives from this type | public which will transform'"its
******* of wreck in which drivers fmlbdj anger Into'mass acfibhL
Tokyo gave the cherry trees in to obey stop or yield the night-j “Then, and only then, will we
Washington to the American of wav signs. . ! start to make our streets and
people. Three more were killed in i highways the safe avenues of
International Falls, Minn., was head-on collisions, with no pass- i travel that they ought to be,”
cnee known as Koochiching. ing involved, and passing acci-' Colonel Speed declared.
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lufant fruit! What is if? Hqw . teney with) a big, WDOtten78p<)wj
.made? What are the. processing in a wOodeh .bo^-gt^ys addlitxx
possibilities for this new' and ra generous portioit-or Butterei^si
tasty product in North • Caro-i| butter. V’ • I
liha? j . Say what” you ’pl«|se, ^eref
Instant fruit is prepared, by I wag a Jot of'living done-ii^
a process called -freeze drying.; days and a neignbor was tfeverf
"The fruits used may be peaches in, want If another kjelgt^r had f
strawberries or blueberries. TJre I a'^upply on hand,
products are first reduced to a j
puree. Sugar and certain chem-'l
icals are added and the puree is
frozen in pellet form by . inject
ing droplets into a continuous
stream of a flowing refrigerant
The frozen ppllets are then de
hydrated by- the freezq dlY^ug
pTbeess; Tfils“'pr6cess fake's plSci^
in a vacum and removes the'
moisture from the pellets with
out chan.ging their physical cha
racteristics.
Bel! Maiiager
Lists Unis \
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Southern Bell telephone d i-l
rectories contain space In the}
front for listing police and flref
departqient phon»,numbers,
This research is being conduct- as other numtiers you miffhtV
ed by Dr. Bill Hoover, professor ! need in an-emergeaey. ;
of food science. As I write this, ] Some mein points which shouldf
several of the major food pro- jijg. remembered when a DfTson
cessors are testing the products uses the telephone to call log po-^
in prepared mixes for cakes, pan-j ijee assistance ape: slowly^
cakes, muffins and other pro-■ and cle^Jy;, give your name'and'/
ducts. The pellets may also be
used for cereals, ice cream and
candy. I have sampled all them
and they are good when eaten
out of hand.
address and thp, reason (or aali-
ing; remain cal^ RRd answer’
all questions promptly wittiout,
going, into detail; give as aom-j
plete a discriptlon as possible;.'
Dr. Hoover is very much er^-J pause Jor instruction Arom’thei
couraged by reports from the i police officer. ■ |
testing companies. Another high-j Here'is an exttixicde: Sap#ose t
ly desirable feature of'this re-] you call the PQlloe about S^e- f
research is the fact that all .of the j one who has triqd to unlaneftiUy i
fruits used can be produced ini.enter your home. You givn your ’
North Carolina in great abun-{name and address first, ttien tell j
dance Another advantage is thaf ithe. police that a person is try-1
fruits that are too mature for] ing to-breakjnto your house, At*
shipping may-be used in the pro-i this pmnt, thie oificep might ask ;!
cess. ] you to hold the phone a moment j
And so, research marches on l''^^'^^ he dispatches a car. When?
to bring another instant con
venience product to the housewife.
he comes back on the line, he;'
will ask for information regard-
along with instant milk, coffee ! the ’ intfuder’s approximate
and creamed potatoes. Which re- > height, weight, color of hair']
minds me. ! and for any other descriptive,
d2rta you are able to furnish, z
said R. B. Moore, local telephone
In my younger days I coaxed
the milk down from Buttercup,
the family Jersey. It tested 8 per
cent butter fat. I pumped the
churn, molded the butter and
drank the buttermilk.
mariager.
A medicinal remedy for colic
and indigestion is made from'
“““ I sweet flagroots.
Frequently I would grind the ^ T:,t4,5,,„7r
Arbucle’s coffee for Mother to ]
brew, always saving the coupon, i
It wa.s potent stuff and would
warm your insides of a frosty ]
morn |
The potatoes were cooked and
Ethiopia hRS exjsL^d for cen
turies And is mentioned in the
I Old Testament,
India produces jute.
Italy is, a democratic republic.
Delaware has bees. caUad ths i
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