UMIT TWO
Thursday, Septembfer 17, 1970
THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD, KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
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(News items this week from
Columbus, McDowell, Rowan
■and Dutham couinties.)
STRENGTHEN TAMILY TIES
A successful do-it-togelher pro
ject may help to strengthen
lamlly ties.
Dwayne Reagan, Columbus
County, enrolled in an Exten
sion rC'finishlng work-iliop. He
asked if his mother could join
him and Later they laskod if an
other brother ani sister could
come along.
The result: eadh family mem-
'ber refinished the chair he used
Having A
Wedding?
Call
Paul Lammont
Phone 487-4502
Photographer
•at the table.
As the family left the four-day
workshop, they were l ianning to
work together to refinish 'an old
pie safe
Working together, developing
love and icspcct tor each other,
has helped Mrs. Reagan, a wi-
j dow, keep control of her teenag
ers, ibelicves Mrs. 'El'alne N.
•Blake, home economics Exten
sion ago.-it.
PLANTS FOR REST HOME
The lives of 20 eldeily pc .'-sons
at la MoDowell County rest heme
. wore made more cheerful by
members of it he Cross Mill Ex-
I tension llomomiakers Club.
During a workshop the lai lcs
made dish gardens. Later they
gave them to rest home patients
to enjoy and to look after, Rach
el L. Keisler, home economics
Extension agent, .reports. j
KEEPS AT IT ,
Mrs. Betty Chester, Holmes
St., Salisbury, did not consider 1
the Exlonsion refinishing work-
1 shop she 'attended a “one-shot”
deal.
j SOie’s been applying what she
. leanic’i ever since, iln the year
I following the workshop, Mrs.
, Cheeler rofinisherl two end tu-
1 hies, a '■' ble, a ro '''“t
! chair, eight dining room chairs
and two wash stands.
Her next project is a large oak
d nin.g locm table, Edith Hin-
sh.aw, home coono.-nics Ex'en-
sion 'agent, Rowian County, says.
I RENT GARDEN SPACE
I Just beoai se you live in the ei-
ty, don’t give up the Lea of hav
ing a girdf'n. Ins.ead consider
thjs suggestion ftom M-a Pearl
Holeman, ber fc:others and sis
ters, all of Durham.
The f.amll,- rented gai'ien
space outside t.he el'ty, shared the
expH-nses foi seeds .and fertilizer
. and worked together 'to pi nt
and to take care o.’ the garden.
] ‘Taater they harvested plenty
of vegetables for eating fresh
and ifor canning .and f.eezir.i
Mrs. Mary Jane Whitmore, as
sociate Exten.sion home econom-
I ics agent, notes.
I Mrs. 'IlolcnTan believes other
urban liwellers might try a sim-
iLar arrangement next year.
Cancel Seminar
For Nurses
Set Octobers
I BOILING SPRINGS — A $500
! nursing scholarship to attend
Gardner-Webb Colleg's School
of Nursing has been given by the
' Rutherford County Oar.oer Soc-
I iety. The soholarship will be an
I annu-'l gift and wUl be given to
; a worthy student who plans to
; .attend the nursing school. The
, 'be announced at a later dale.
( recipient of the scholarship will
i be annci meed at a later I’late.
I Gnrdner Wehb h'as -a two-year
' nurs'ng pro '-'am which offers an
Assr.cintp in A'’*.s .Decree in Nur-
' sing This aenr the nursing
snhool b.ais seventy students en
rolled with thlrty-el'ght in the
freshm'm class T.he nursinir
school was est.aiblished in 1965
and hns had four elas'es to g-'^d-
un'‘e. Mrs. Grace Lee 's Director
of the srhool of nursing.
The pnesentat’on was m'-rde to
Dr. E. Eugene Poston, president
r>f Ga-i iner-Webb College, by An
dy B'jan''^on d' Forest City, presi
dent of the Rutherford County
Canoer Society.
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
Is Continuing
AT AMOS & SONS
All Our Summer Merchandise
New Reduced Up To
>A PRICE
AMOS & SONS
North Piedmont Avenue
If your gardenia plants did
not bloom well this sumnaer, you
can blame it on the extremely
low temperatures last winter.
Some plants were toadly damag
ed, others almost killed. If they
made it through the summer, we
can hope for better luck next
year.
I have been closely observing
four nice plants at la friend’s
home. One was so badly cam-
aged that we cut it back severe
ly. Thro? others, better protect
ed, fared better but only produc
ed four or five blossoms. The one
we ’pr..;'ned severely has come
out real well.
If you would like to try "gib-
bing’’ some camellia buds, now
is a good time to start. ,By treat
ing 'a few flower bu'-S every 10
days to two weeks, the opening
of the flowers will ibe hastened.
I womd wait a •while before
treating the earliest varieties.
You can get larger blossoms
on camellias by disbudding; much
the same as for chrysanthe
mum and roses The leaf (vege
tative) 'buds 'are smaller than the
flower buds ami more pointed.
The 'flower buds are lancer and
more rounded.
In some varieties, the flower
buds arc- inclined to cluster. In
this ease, remove the sm'aller
I buds. Disb.dding is only Cisira-
: ble for the production of large
j flowers. If you •want a profusion
I of bloom, disbudding is not nee-
i essary.
! Now Is a good time to check
' your yard for needed improve
ments — bad spots in the lawn,
shrubs that have outgrown their
locations, new plantings that 'are
needed — to name a few. You
might also, look around the com
munity and become involved in
a beautification project —
I school, church, 'business, road-
j side p arks, or recreation area.
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I Take especially god care of
I your roses if you want good flo-
I wers to exhibit at your local 'lair
Or garden show. Disibd for lar
ger flowers 'and keep the spray
er 'busy in the constant fight a-
gainst insects and diseases. Im-
•perfect leaves 'will net put you
out of competition.
Clean out the vegetable and
flower gardens as plants mature
and become unproductive — fa-
'ied annuals and old tomato,
bean and com plants. They are
unsightly and may be harboring
disease end insect pests.
America,your new cars
are ready! The 1971 Fords.
New Ford Rnto
Priced and sized like little imports,
but roomier inside. Quiet and stable.
Goes a long way between gas stops,
service intervals. Put a little kick in your life.
71 Mustang
How does a nice homegrown
Mustang stand up to the
great road cars of Europe?
Beautifully. With great
looks and handling, at a fraction
of the cost. With six models,
seven engines and a long,
long list of options.
’71 Ford
Outside, it’s getting noisier. Inside a ’71 Ford LTD,
it’s a quiet world born of strength wrapped in
luxury. Take a quiet break. In a 1971 Ford.
Ford gives you better ideas
LTD Brougham
2-Ooor Hardtop
Be sure to see the rest of Ford’s
better idea cars for 1971 including
Thunderbird, Maverick, Torino and
the beautiful new wagons.
FORD
See all Ford’s better ideas for
’71 at your Ford Dealer’s now!
F^D
Batia Um tor MUty; BueM*
Ford Punt. Pass & Kick Competition. Boys, 8-13, register at your nearest participating Ford Dealer through September 28
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