-r- PAGE SIX tHE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Some years a^o I wrote a;:oul thul'a. A short tim^ ag00 species, only t)ir(‘e (j1 wh.eh are of any gardtm interest, and chufa is one of them. Chufa (Cyi'erus esL*ul(‘ntus i ( is ciften referivd to as eartliniit; and earth almond. 'I’he tubtu's^ are edible wh<*n dry and are also liked by chickens and hogs. It is propagated by planting the l.t- lle tubers or chufus in the spring. Many of my readers in (*asl(‘rn Carolina may be familkir with chufa and its uses. I-f you are having trouble c(jn- trolling mildew and 'black sp(d on roses try Benlate. It will con trol both fungus diseases. Don't expect control of any insects and diseases on roses, or other fruit,' vegetable and ornam(‘ntal plants unless you follow a well planned j and regular spray program. Justi spraiying or '(lusting '’e\-ery now; and then” is a wast<* of time and materials. j This is a good lim(* to root' cuttings of a/’aleas, hoII:'*s. came-; lli'as and many oth<'r broadleaf evergreens. Mak<' ciUttings from new growth as it h<‘gins to rna-; ture. The cuttings should ■' e from j 4-6 inches long. As you make the| cutting, keep thorn moist by! placing them in a damp doth un-' til they are planted. R(‘movo he' leaves fnjm th(' lower one-third of each cutting. Now they re ,ivady to he placed {stuck)3 in the I rooting medium. I For, rooting you may use any is’jitabU* contaiiK'i’ with good bot tom dra.nage. Coarse, clean iconciotn il Rank of N. C. at K ngs Mountain along with the Cleve land County P'air association are cooperating with the agricultural •committee of the Shelmy Cham-i or of Commerre in this '•pedal steer project. Mr. Barnett said any cattleman, 4'H or FFA mem bers having questions about this I special steer show should con-1 tact the County Extension Office,* DEW After attending a series of she added, workshops on making draperies, cornices, lambriquins and va- MEN'S WEAR lances, Mrs. Martha Joy, Reids- ville, Rt. 3, set up a window de corations sh(vD. Business is good. The homema ker has more work than she can nandie, ooserves Mrs. Zadie Jackson, home economics exten sion agent, Rockingham County. In a.KUUon, Mrs. Joy helps others .n her community solve their window pio..-^.ns. “I help my neighbors make their own draperies if they wish,” Mrs. Joy acknowledged, “but many i cople would rather have me make the window treatments for them.” Learning how to make a man’s .tacket from knit fat ric captured I the interest of Mrs. Jennifer Len- noii cl Uelco. ‘T’m glad I learned how to ^ ^ . make window treatments through 130 South Post Road Shelby, i E-xitois un - sponsoroa workshops In fact, she became so inter ested in the project she was the itirst workshop participant to fi nish. But that wasn’t enough. She went hack to the s'tore and bought enough fabric to make her hus band a pair of pants to match the jacket. “If I can make a jacket,” she told Ann B-Ibo, assistant, home economics agent, Colum'bus Coun ty, ‘T (’an surely make a pair of pants.” Lennon is plea fed with his wife’s new sewing skills, the a- Maitin-Marietta Leader Retires I RALEIGH. — Horace Hendrick- , son, a member of the sales staff I oi the southeast division\of Mar- jtin Marietta Aggregates, las I elected to take early retirement, i e.ifective August 1, it was an nounced today by President Trent IRtigland Jr. I “For over 20 years ‘Coach’ Hen drickson has been a valuable member of our sales team, and I am pleased that he has agreed to continue his participation with us as a sal'cs consultant,” Rag- gent verifies. 'WiROMG DOCR Participating in your first 4-H fashion show can he a bit scary, especially if you’re nine years old Frior to an Alamance County 4-H fashion show before the pu blic. the contestants modeled garments for the judges. But one little girl opened the wrong door and ended up modeling her out fit before the startl(*d audience. The audience agreed that she did an excellent job the second time, too, says Lois Latta, as sistant home economics extension agent. Thursday, July 12, (973 land said. f mnrtri'’-'sm the stor'e company in 1953 after resign ng as head football coa'h at North (Carolima state. Prior to the State position he had • een an assist ant football and baseball coa ii at Duke, the University of Penn- sylvan a, and athletic director and head coach in several sports at Elon college. He also era b '.l with the professional Brook'i n Dodgers base.:all anJ fooi..^U teams. A native of Reiver Palls, Pa., Hendrickson starred as a running back at Duke during the o n*’-' thirties, and made a number of All-Amor jan selections. ' H(* and his w’lfe wil’ "’nnJir>-i to reside in Tbc’- have a home at Atlantic Beach. OUT WASTE The sharply higher cost of live stock feed has placed a premium on reducing feed wastage c'l 'North Carolina farms. North Carolina State Un versity exten sion swine specialists point out that a farmer who keeps 1,003 head of hogs on feed uses around 600 tons of feed a year. At tlie current high cost of protein, ho could waste $3,000 a yea r b/ feeding only 1 per cent too much protein. ALLERGENS ARE AN AIRBORNE MENACE For many people with allergies, just the thought of the outdoors can bring on a feeling of dread. Airborne pollen can mean hours of suffering. To reduce exposure to allergens here are a few helpful hints. 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