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PAGE 8A THE FRANKLIN NEWS-RECOBD THURgDAYp JUNE 18, 194511 f SpaM~h Style THE 15 TOOLS FOR GOOD SEWING Proper tools in good eonditthn Colored Thread¯ C0ntrastthg are needed to make sewtng easy hasdng thread ig eats? to follow as well aa aeeurale, ThLs ik one of the major 1epics during the tralntng course In Basic Sewing conducted receaOy far 13 lead- era in the Count::¯ ~.! when stashing, ¯ RuLer¯ Sboineh transparent with ~ [deh markblgs on hath ~ldes 4rid ends used as a guido ~ Somerset Coanty Home Agent Signs of the Tilnem -- *The Wider Look’ Signs o[ the times may well attractive foods enhance the : A list of tools most useful for home sewing include t5 items in gowi working eondittha -- sets¯ sore hharp, the needles and pins strong and sharp and rulers and guides true measures. Cutting shears. At least eight inches long with blades that col precisely to the pair . Scissors, Small, about five inches+ for cutting threads, "~;)len’bhsting or marking seam widths Bnd corners. CLoth guide, g~laehine attach. meat to golds 1o the elige of the raindc wllbe atH¢ldng, in mak- ing the ~ldchtng even. Seam-width marker. A SmAll gummed marker fastened on to the machine throat plate¯ Saves lime when the cloth guide needs adjusting, Throat plates w~th permanent thdieabons of stitchrend-- "The Wider Look or Why hostesses status and make it Pins. SlIk dressmaker, size IS, ins width are available on Walk Wbel~ You Can Ride." difficult tar a guest to refuse, suitabIe for w0thh~g on most many machines. ¯ Part of the sociaL customs of Today’s people have much fabrics, Bias cutting guide. A small ~he 1969+a Is the growing interest , more ]eisul’e time. V.rnat work is rgape measure. One that will attachment to be slipped on a in automated devices. [ done is not as physically taxing oat st.retch, of fabric or rollup sethgor blade to nid in cutting It is a fact that a phys eel : as it used to be. We drive rather melah bias etrip~ of fabric evenly. energy comes from food, and if ] than walk. We rely on automa- Colored-chaLk pencils, F’or Pencil sharpener, A small, inthe ener[’y we exert does not use [ Lion for moat household task~ easy markthg of patterA perforaexpensive, for Pencils to be used up ’G~e calorie count of the food. i with washers, cleaners and ti0ns; marks eaa be brttshed oR for marking aotches a~d perfothe exee’~ is stored as fat. I other power~riven devices, quickly when no Longer iaeeded, rations. Mother nalurc is constanlly We are not using as much OPULENT TIE--opiAting Needle+". Size 7 or 8 needles try ng o save what is not used energy a~ our forefathers yet an epUleat feelL~g for eveldng strong enough fur sewing heavy Hem l~/arkeP, Those r~[:[uirup--for same possible futLwe I we are cash8 more and better. I is gowa with whReinee re-era- fabt’ies stteh as work cotloae, A in S a second person to pin the lenglh are more accurate than need BU she does not createlThene result is the Wider Look. brodered with god thread anSifln~ l r lleedJe, ~,i~e 9 0r 10~ is tho,~,e, self-operating, lhe needs fro’ lhe surpluses wei To bring about a proper balance ~ewels Tiers flow from walut easler to use on fee wools, sdks, ~ave I aadvlsedly created. In I,~e mus have more exercise eo tong nnd other hphtwetght StiLetto, A sharp instrument order to bring about a baLance, ]and less food. A change in I topped by long coat. fabrics+ Crewel needles, with for punching eyeLets and rmnov= and hue a weight baLance, osr ve gh n, doubt wit, ~ea. ~ I t+rge eyes. are easy to thread¯ ing bastings. :[ODd ¯ intake must equaL energy than e In Moss o eat oudoors might There ale also needles with " food hab]ts--a " change I . , - output, for tge better -- to a diet thai be served buffet style in the Ihreoders’ attached, used for Kitchen scissors are dandy for Homemekers h v a many e d +-I i is sound .nuiritiormliy and kitchen, then carried out on basItng ¯ slJeJrmg green asians and tops, traeting feelers in relation to calorie-wise. trays by diners. This keeps fob Snug Thimble snipping ~reah chives, s]ashing this balance. Our people have I ~ honest long look at our- lag at , a minimum and makes il Thimble. One that fits snugly, the edge’~ of steaks And ham more dollars to spend than in seLves may he the best bit of but not so tight aa to be un- slices before broiling, cutting easy fo serve bet sad cold foods any other County. We have an standing still we can do, es- !omforlable. When buying, try slices of cooked meet into strips = for salads, abundance, even surpluses of peeially if 1~ shows that ~me food, from which to choose -- ththg must be done to recapture I~00 separate f00d items in any the neat, trim+ alert look. buystsnttheappealaewestt° theforms.food buyer to Milk Supplies Many Informal Snacks Nutritional Benefits Inthe general[yinformalway of emer(aining that is SO much honlemaker’s lmle in providin[[ B psrt O[ today’s living, we offer a good menu for each moml0er snacks and refresbmenf+, These of her family? Yet, many a st ~°~t ter~P4~r~ture$’ [ ]~ O11 for a perfect fit. / ~ ~t~qv . What is so imgortant aa a !~ G~ mat adequate in one or anolher the baNic four requiremenls+ of ~AT The basic four groups include a ptht to a quart of milk a day per !o4~rsou, four servings of fruit and vegelables+ two servings ol meat. fish. poaltry or eggs and l’ll four cereal, servings of bread Rnd ¯ i ’ +°++++++-++ ¢ibe+ood0ver I_ quart of milk per person for growing children plus a pint for + " each adult? It is an excellent source of buitder. ealcinm, the bone | +++°+++’+ I 330,000 ofour body from the protein, vitamin A, vitamm B, vitamin D, in Keep Fresh homogenized milk, for assimula- l tlon of calcium, and the miner- Iale. phosphorus and iron. Ha other one food supplies so much "~-d of value, and ia so readily avail+ +++++++++ ".l eustomersuse t ,’ the day placing seine ice gubes lu with the salad and It can be ineorporaled in the menu from breakfast Id mid- IputiJng Jt th the ice box night snack aa well us from the ~l~ould keep it from wilting, HOW TO GET DIRT OFF Tl~ MARRLR TOPS proverbial soup to mrs. In calcium equivalen!s a)one, you will reoeive Ihe same calcium as is in a cup of milk il you use the Wh0. in only tbe last l five years, cancelled ~ORt~tv~ Over 330,000 customers of Public Service hea~ withgaslOver 48,000of th~eeustomer~aretbose ~tf ~arble tops on furnishings following milk products: 1!~ corse clean and glealding when cups light cream, in a dessert; oth~ fuels to gas. tI~blespoons of baking soda dis solved in 1 quart warm water, Lel sland a few minuts before Pill~b~g w!th warm aelLh a soft sl~th or chamois, On , ~ttlbbe~n stains, sundwieh, two servings of ice or l~l~ cups of cotta; cheese in a salad, Automatic blankets may ,lAundered wSh mild, lukewarm grime to dirty up wal]~, curtains and furnltor, It’s dependable! Never a delivery pzoblem, gS gat~ is piped underground directly to your furnace. ~eot~omiga]+ too+ as Public Service gives~ without chai+~ "IS’clapt, efltoL~t servie~ on the gas burn+ I ,|l~g parts and controls of’ga~ heat ng eq~ pmen~. tmOugh warm water to baking Aoda ~o form a thick paste, Rub ~}stainad ’area lel ~;and a few mtht~tes. Rinse and dry. used, select "a abert washing cycle, htae drying is recommended--~n[, b ar~kel len<strong>gt</strong>h, wise ove¢’l ~a, au’uy~fromdireet ForafreebeaMng survey C~]] y0tl~ plut~lb~r~ gsa beating II~a~er orPub]i¢~erv~e, . ’ + , ~. ~ . :./ l;l’a wise to be valuable papers are alOted ~,fore Fou go ~n’#~ 4or ~.Summ~g vacation,. sunl[~tt, ~a’ver dry clean elects’it bl~keyt. Insulating terlals that sheathe ~16hnlag aalvanbe . ~ PPJ~,IG I~KRVICE’I[LII;G{’RII~ AND {~A’I$ ~’O~[~’I~Y .,~.H t~V*~ql4#f¢,VIT¢~t*~*~’ ~ , " . , , ....... ~, : - ~.INI ~OI~W~’~ M~ b.~!~,.,~,,. "" *~’ .’~, | ..
THUP~DAY, JUNE Xg, ~9~ Cal-penteT Ant May . Be Dwelling Pest The blhck carpenter ant, Is a WOOd nesting insect which oceasthnsfly becomes a peat ht d...ing, erie FI~AN]II,IN NZ~¯D PAOE OA h ~’~1"- for Carpenter at3ta 8~b soft WOOd, partlcciariy thai’weathered and beginning to decay, to make Problem~ oy She Innocent ant~ the Stubborn cavities to rear their young, The People who try to grow a lady in Hoboken who finds that Ianth simply do e~eci not it eat In the fiber wood, shreds hut as gardenias in their homes are :.file buds of her Easter gardenia they remove it in eonstructtog either innocent, or stubborn, are turning brown arnold the thnovcnt because they haven’t edges and d~ppthg off, theth chambers, Carpenter anl~ are distinguishheard that the average home is Tile garden book she bought ed from termites in that their no place to fry to grow a gard=- tsa~ tO water it often and feed ohar/~bora are clean and are cut rda, it acid. Evw mo~ Water? What across the grain ~ w~d. Pgea Stuhhm’n. like me, because they know It but keep on trying, klnd of acid? of shredded fibers occur on the First about the acid bUSiness. ,°utslde of infests[ wOOd. Dlsappointnlent is praetieaKy sure for both kinds, but that rare fragzant ~vom Beams io Feeding a gardenia plant acid WOthd he sure death for It, J~t ~-(~|lt C.~xe A five or six Percent ehlordgne dust or . 10 percent DDT dust I shou/d be blown Mto the gallery Stra]gMer~ It TO ~tte~ a warped~10. r~she the whole effort worth. What th0 garden’book author with a garden duster or anotheX llograpb reeo~, place tton while, probably meant te say, accord- type of dispenser. Do nDt close top ota wgrm clothes dr - er. ~,*L ~pr~td oaf a towel dr Eccentric ing to our Rutgers floriculture up ~he gugery until ell signs of Aroued Rthgers I’m known as specialist. Msiectht R. H~*rrison, Weight it With a hea envy life are g~e. book. Let it remain tm¯t the e~n{ric V:bo carries more is Ihat [eclil~ers a,’~ tlattlrsliy For further i~formatton write tha dryer co~l~. than f~ pounds of gardenia acsf. for the bul[etin. "House Ants p]anb pot and soil froi~t his He recomlnends one of the and Their Centre[*’, free or, rebeokyard to the office every soluble fertilizers ~uch as quest to Agri~Rurat Extensinn Washill<strong>gt</strong>oll (~Alup September a~d then carries the 15-t5-15 or 1540-18, dit~ted and Service¯ County Administration ISite of July 4 Sctwicc whole thing home again In May, used ac¢ordhlg to directiotls, Building¯ ~omervg[e, E Light from the office windows Aa for watering, let’s go hack Dr+ A, Angus Austen, chnlr. m a~d from overhead fixtures~ plus again to ~e USDA leaflet: man o~" lhe DivJ~iaa of ~eh a fair amount of hqmidity helps "Bloom failure may be caused end at~sistant profsaor of speech I keep my outsize gar~ecia nitre by poor iHumlnado13, by over- at Burgers University, will be over the winter, wsthrlng, by the soil becoming principal sl~eaker at the 74thl Then, when I plunge the pot dry, by sudden changes in tom- k. Washinglon Camp Ground Asth the SOB Jtl ~ half-shs’dy place peratore, by dry atmosphere or s~c’iation Independence Day ob for the awnner, there*8 ~t prettyhigh humidity comhthed with servar.ce in ~ridgeWator, angc~d chonce that It wilt bloom tack of ligkl, or by h~gh soiL nounces Robert R. Hmeheaon, during the summer, temperature. ’~ 3resident, V ’Unpoo~lsthg ~ In other words, you’re lucky Starting at ]0:45 a.m.. cere- 2 leara~ a long I/me ago Irom if yea keep s bud on your p~a~t, ~onies will take pMce on the the experts and tile "Gardenia luckier ~[i]l it it stays to flower, association’s 20.acre tract on the CuRure" leaflet the U+ S. De- You can’t do worse than Let Heights oi Middlcbrook where partment of Agriculture pub- nature take care of y~ul" tha Continental Army encsmpod lishes, that the gardenia "is an gardenia outdoors, Dot and all, in 177%0. This Is where the unpromising plant for the home in the garden f~om now u~fil "Betsy was flying Ross" fMg of at 13 the stars Army head- LOI window gard~m." I~thor Day, Be happy if y~u can StilL quoting from the USDAkeep it alive over the winte~ leaflet: "One of the most dif- near u sunny window, not tee hot quarters when adopted as the national flag by the Continental fieult problems in gardenia cul- nor too cold, .too dry nor leo Congress The a.~.xoctation keeps turn is bud drop, or bloom fail- wef, tmt/l next May, txre," Join u9 with the stubborn gas- And that ¯brings us up to the denis owners and see what you basines~ st hand, t letter from can do, Wken To Prlli~e SpYin// t}owering ~r~bs should ~at be pruned until after they have complcthd the ~[ag flying t~ere day and night, 2 RAGWEED SPECIES IN COUNTY came thick arid numerous. remove a few at grOUnd O! tha weeds common Io S~rn- green, ~nson~pJcuous ~Iower I~vek erect Coanty, few aye more parts at the riPe of lhe branches. barmfci to ~ublic health thnn Since it i~ very Jlghl, Jl may be BFO~] Lea~ ]~vergreeBS ragweehs. Their pollen is the c~rrled easily by air currents Need Acid Softs ~rinmry cause of hay fever prevele~ during August a~d far maIw miles, But the non- There bane been no.serous re- September. cenlrat~on Df ragweed 10ellen ports of rhododendrons, azalea, i Two species ~3t ragweedare that taut;ca the most trouble is OFUOUg~E andromeda and laurel showing J found in the" County: commonfound near tile areas where signs of p0Ol" grDw~, yeMowish: ragweed--ambrosia arienllsL there is an abuedshee of plants, foliage and a drying of branches folia -- and giant ragweed ~ Any rnelhod of Cont~l {hat this gpr~ng. ambrosia trifldn, prevcal~ the seed from maturing Although we usually think of Common re#weed reaches a will be effective. Meuhaniea[nn irl~ec~ or disease, It is often hulght of one to five feet, The nx~thods suuh ~s cutting, tnow- a weather, cultural or soil slam is hairy sad ~aoy-hraneh- tog* pollthg or hoeing are g~od dillon csusting the tro~ble. ed. The leaves are on[y slightly Ion smsR nreas, The weed-kith ~hvdodevdro., a~sfsa. g ~ " ", s song y h’lden edo ’ par - . ins el en col 2 4-D is very el- dromeda and lanrel require ed, ~*nd mostly oppc~slle on the recline if applied early and be- special soils fat’ best growth. A sl~m and branches, fore seeds are formed, light, porous, wetl-dralncd soil Giant ragweed often grows Further informatlan on rag- quite acid or sour wflh an abun- Rein five’to Inure than 15 feel weeds IS fotlnd in a free circular, dsnee of organic matter ls l~dl. The slams al~ creel, rank "Ragweed and its Cocirol," necessary if satisfactory growth [~W[~ ~N0 ~hg0~ TR~.~TO~ This sporty Work horse mow| lawn, ti~I$ soil, c/ears allow.., spe=dsandeasessl[lawnaadgardan tasks with more power than aay other suburba0-sized tractor. Over 20 Wheel Horse attaching If year f~m~ly ~eefls "r~om to grow~’~ ¢orfie In oi~d ~lk OVer eerlcw colt homelmproverae# pinna. ’~erm$ are r¢,ason¢lb[e,,, poymenU, tt*bedth your buds- ~f, ArrangemenB can u~ualb/ be mode in one vllih s~ coarse, ha~ry and have ~vailablo from the AgrJcuhura] , Is expected, tools I~l~de cem~cr~em~led 3d" many branches, Flower Pollen Jministration Tile pollen ¯ ~s produced In tha vdle. Building, ~omerrOtBl~ mower, gelPpowfr~d tJg~ with iron deficiencies, swe~t snow-dozer blade, young leaves of the plant appear ~, : , oo.oocio.a.k --°"hell ye’’°W leaves have ycgow ~reas be- ~’ ..... ’I’h~ proper a]~oun[ of 0him [’l~iii~ inum suitvfe, theogho,0er,00ves I~n sulfate, or bee ¯ .All Leading Blran~ ~ FIXTU¯Eg of ~he "chelated" irene can be ¯ Plumbthg ¯ Heafthg recommended if the ~ii lacks ¯ PAecirleaI ¯ ¯ardware - i acidity. After the soil aeidit~ tall rRFA gOgSJ~ ~eOD~IFI ¯ ¯ i Aluminum FteduetJI adlusted, ~nly apply fertUizer . for acid loving plants. Never Seeforyour~ffwhyWh~lHottl gets mole 6one Rrid gives mot* apply time to this gr~uo @ Pi 6- Cut & ~hreaded plant~, Tour h test rlde, ~tt . For bulletins,fUrther in[croat[ca, ¯ ~ Ftgd~ Gcivecized.~pper.-~lrass ~1- Spa
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