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(Nows Item-s this week from
Carteret, Alamance and War
ren couTrtieef.
Getting a Carteret <3ounpty fam
ily to move dteir dogs tpoin the
liousc to the yard was an Im
portant accompllshlment for Ann
Marie Taylor, a program aide
with the Hixpanded Nutrition Ekl-
ucation Pregraja.
The dogs lived more or less like
the rest of the family, the aide
says. But, they would get on the
table when they wanted some-
'thing to eat. And the smeller
dog, whioh wasn't housebroken,
I was always making a mess.
I T balked to the family about
I this prcA>lem ea^ time 1 visited
j them,” the aide added, “but 1
I proceeded slowly sO 1 wouldn’t
i offend them.”
{ Gradually they began to under
stand the un-sanlttfly ■ conditions
the dogs were causing, especially
. during meal preparation.
“During my next two visits,"
she said “the falmi^^'kept the
dogs chairxed in the living room.
The following we^ wtien I ar
rived, I found they ha3 built a
pen and moved the dogs out
doors.”
They all said that now they
could see how much cleaner the
house stayed with the dogs out-
of-doors, the aide concluded.
HANDMADE RUG
If you want a washable rug for
the children’s play area, make
it yourself from fabric siciaps,
-Mrs. Jane Worrell, an Alamance
DEEDS
County homemaker, suggests.
To'keep p^aoe in tiie family,
the homemaker mtuie half the
quilt -from fabrics her daiioihter
had ooUeoted; the other half from
fabric coUooted by her son.
She also put the girl's initial
in one corner; the boy’s initial
in another, Amelia Watts, home
ecoonmlcs extension agent, re
lates.
Members of Extension Home
makers Club are planning to
teach mg-maklng acOls to resi
dents otf a 'low-rent project, the
agent adds.
CLEAN BRASS BEDS
“How do you clean brass?” is
a question Stilly Ballinger, home
Ciaham Seeks
GOP Post i
Bill Graham, Wiaston-Salcm at
torney and Republican leader, to
day announced that he is a can
didate for the position of chair
man of the North Carolina lie-
publican Party. I
Graham, 37, is best known In
North Carolina (X)P circles for
transforming the Democratic bas
tion of For.^^yth County into the
Strcnge.st Republican county in
the state in just 2 years.
eeoonmics extension agent, War
ren County, answers often.
Usually the person has a few
small iterrus to cle»in. But when
Mrs. Mtirtin Hayes asked tile
question she was planning to
! clean two brass beds that had
been .stored in an outbuilding on
the farm for about 40 years,
j Mrs. Hayes tried seveml differ-
; out methods and the result wa.s
j beautiful. Before she cleaned th<?
j beds, nobody wanted them. Now
I everyone would like to have
I them, the agent says.
In making his announeement
Graham said that he is firmly
of the opinion that “Republican-1
icin from Uie Courthouse to the
Statchouso to the White House
is the way of the future in North
Carolina”, in Graham’s w'ords,
“from Avery to Brunswick and
from Currituck to Cliert^ee and
ail points in between.”
Graham .said that his priorities
as .state chair.man would include
able and attraotive GOP candi
dates for all offio.'S, an adequate
ly financed state organization
and a greater use of new cam
paign techniques. With a streng
thened organization, Graham
said, "the Republican candidates
will be better a]/e to get acro.-ss
to th«‘ voters the positive pro
gr.am-; and platforriT of the Re
publictn I’arty”. "1972", Graham
concluded liis announmemont, “is
the year the Republicans can
take it all.”
-As For.syth Ciounty GOP chair
man Graham received wide ac
claim for the record of electing
28 Republioans to local office* in
the 1966 and 1968 elections In e
county that had only elected 7
1 Repjblieans in the previous 40
years.
I
After the 1968 elections Gra
ham was appointed Assistant
General Counsel of HUD but re
turne!d to North Carolina e>arly
last year to run for .M.iyor of
Win.sl:>n-Salem. Ho is a graduate
of Duke' anel look his law degree
at the University of Virginia.
A long time (X)P worker Gra
ham received the Yeung Republi
can award as the outstanding
member of the Republican Party
at their 1971 convention.
Graham Ls marries! to tlic f'..-.
mer Kent Hill of Wi'iTston-Salem.
The Grahams have a .son. a,g(’
12. and a (laughter, age 7
Larry Wood
On Honor Roll
^ Page 3
total of 119 si'.r’ents made the
boner f.a!!. Gardner-Webb had
.'•1 onr.Titmcnl of 1 .700 student?
during ;hc spring term.
BOILIN’7 .SMUNT;.?. .Mr.' "iri r.-.r.ite the honor roll a
.'.a’'vy W .vr'.e Vv':j;]1 of Kings
M rin'.-iln ■' Tgl Mrs.
CltnTi V. \Vi I,'; :l m ale the I. m.or 3 0 on 17 or more ho'jrs. A
r '1 a' "anliKS'-W- '’b. A .ard-
in.g t.T Tli r.- s .T. %• .’Iraw, v'ye ; ■'r'e I avoraee is -l.OO.
pre.sidant cf a. a.lernle affair.s, a • •
) iul''nt I-. 'd tf, make an average
U7ivc-.s?*cR'7TP<'ar«f-
-Mr. and .Mrs. .Stt-vc Harmon
spent several days .'asi week in
Tallulah Fulls, Ga., visllin;; Mr.
Harmon's mollier, Mrs. Dw'p'ht
Games and Mr. .Gaines W'liile
there tiiey eisilel many pla xts of
intero.sl in N.>rth Georgia.
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