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Page 20 ALL AROUND PENNSAUKEN September 2012 Plant Fall Crops To Still Enjoy Summer’s Bounty By Kathleen Harvey, Owner, Plant Artistry, LLC The summer heat has broken, and utumn will soon be upon us. But here’s still ample time to enjoy your wn backyard bounty. Fall is a great ime for gardening, thanks to cooler, ilder temperatures, a decrease in garen pests, and moist, well-draining soil. ool weather crops grow and taste best hen temperatures are below 80 egrees Fahrenheit, especially when the rops are maturing. Choose varieties hat mature quickly for best results. Prepare the garden for fall planting by removing plants that have stopped producing. Note where everything was planted and be sure to rotate crops. Level the ground after pulling plants, and remove weeds. Loosen compacted soil by fluffing it with a pitch fork or garden hoe. Major tilling isn’t necessary; just loosen soil sufficiently to enable new plant roots to grow. Add amendments such as compost to enrich the soil with fresh nutrients. If using a cold frame or hoop, set it up early so plants won’t risk damage once they begin to grow. Alternatively, dark landscaping fabric placed on the soil prior to plant- Dietz & Watson Ameri c can Cheese-$1.99 ½ lb Dietz & Watson B Bologne-1. 99 ½ lb Dietz & Watson T Turkey Hoagie-$5. 00 ( American, Swi ss o or Provolone Cheese) H a atfield Premium Boneless Pork Chops-$3. 99 l b Fresh to Order Gr o ound Bee f- f-$3. 99 lb WE DELIVER LU UNC H TTO O PEN NNSAUKE EN SCHOOL DIST TRI CT TEACHER TEACHERS S! Freshly Made To o Order Salads Apple Walnut, Cheff, , Greek or Garden Freshly Store M a ade Individual Chicken & Bee Beef Pot Pies th fro Sto p In the Store on September 15 m 11a m until 2pm! In tern ternationally accla ime imed Autho Author Judith Kristen w will be at McFarlanns sign in ing her books My Name Is Henley a n nd Moo Mookie and The Resc ued Cat will be a grea t event for all kids from ages 9 to 97! Part of all proceeds the A Animal Rescue. will be donated to b enefit Visit us at: www.mcfa a rla rlansmarket.com ing will raise soil temperatures and keep light away from weed seeds. These fall crops are high in nutrients and low in calories. Give some of them a try. Lettuce There is more to lettuce than Iceberg. Leaf lettuces make a great addition to fall salads. Lettuce prefers days and nights cooler than 70 degrees. Grow lettuce from seed planted shallowly in rows. S h hop p L Loc al allly y For Personalized Serv ic ice 10% OFF $ 25 0.0 0 orMo re e Please pre eset thsis couupp on at hth e re egg is ter terto re ece eive yoouu rsaaving s. O ne co couupp on per pers soo n, per puu rc chase. No ca cash h va valu ue. No t va ali nin co n uju n ctio n with h annyy o hth eroff fe er. Expires sO cttob berr 20, 2 0 012 Spinach Favored by the cartoon hero Popeye, Spinach is related to beets and Swiss chard. Among the world’s healthiest vegetables, it is rich in vitamins and minerals, including Vitamins K and A. It also contains concentrations of manganese, magnesium, iron, as well as nutrients such as beta-carotene that provide powerful antioxidant protection. Maybe Popeye was on to something! Although spinach prefers full sun, it’s one of the few vegetables that produce a respectable harvest in partial shade. Peas Give peas a chance! There are several types of peas, including snap peas and pod peas. Pod peas need shelling when they are mature. Once the pods are shed, the peas can be frozen, cooked, canned or boiled. Snap peas have edible pods. They can be left on the plant to swell and be used like pod peas, or they can be stir-fried or eaten raw in salads. Peas like nitrogen-rich soil, so adding a nitrogen-rich fertilizer can help pea production. Carrots When most people think of carrots, they think of long orange ones. But there are many varieties that can be grown, from the long thin style to smaller thumb sized carrots, in colors ranging from red to yellow to white and the familiar orange. Carrots prefer cool weather for the best germination and growth. They tend to take a long time to germinate, sometimes as long as two Celebrate Life, Embrace Faith. Stanley McGraw IV Funeral Director NJ License No. 4628 Before It Decorated a Wall, It Decorated a Man Let us not forget that the medals and citations that hang in our hallways and above our mantels were not given for decoration, but rather dedication. Dedication to our nation, its values and its ideals. Men earned these honors for our children. And for their children. We should never let them forget the power of a life. Ask about our service for veterans. Serving South Jersey families for generations. CarusoCare.com Pennsauken & Cramer Hill 856-665-0150 Enrico T. Caruso, Jr., CFSP, Executive Director NJ License No. 3216, PA License No. FD-013656-E Ashley Rose Caruso Funeral Director NJ License No. 4948 continued on page 22 Andrea Peirce Meyers Funeral Director NJ License No. 4540
September 2012 ALL AROUND PENNSAUKEN Page 21 Pennsauken Remembers AAP Photographer Marie Giebel continued from page 1 organizations, such as the Pennsauken High School All Sports Booster Club, Pennsauken Youth Athletic Activities Board, Pennsauken Alliance for the Performing Arts (PAPA), and Penn - sauken Fire Department. Just days after hearing of her death, the Pennsauken High School Boosters Club, where she was vice-president this year, voted to name an academic scholarship in Marie’s name to be presented to a worthy PHS scholar-athlete this school year and into the future. In addition, friends of Marie Giebel joined together to hold a beef and beer fundraiser and silent auction from 7 p.m. to midnight on Saturday, Sept. 22 at Fire Station 4 Delaware Gardens, 540 49th St. Proceeds from the event will help her family pay for the many outstanding bills caused by Marie’s illness. Athletic Director Billy Wright said Marie, in addition to being a Boosters board member, did many things at the schools, taking pictures of kids playing high school sports and sharing them with the kids and parents. “She’d be at the big events, football games. She would file pictures for AAP and then make pictures and send them to me,” Wright said. “She was just a great person and so supportive of us,” he said. “Even when she was ill, she had a good disposition and was always positive. She never said a bad word about anybody. She was a good person.” Karin Kane is one of the benefit organizers, along with her daughter, Kaylyn. “We’re trying to do more than just [pay for] the medical expenses,” she said. “We’re trying to help them with WE DO IT ALL: Sales & Service COMMERCIAL – AUTO RESIDENTIAL – BANKS INSTITUTIONS GOVERNMENT We Install/Repair (not limited to): Auto Remotes & Transponder Keys Deadbolts High Security Locks Fire Exit Hardware/Door Closers ADA Compliant Hardware Keyless Entry Master Key Systems Eletronic Door Releases Card Access Systems High Security/Key Register Products Surveillance Cameras Marie Giebel, a volunteer staff photographer for All Around Pennsauken, passed away on Aug. 12. Giebel, center, is seen here with her family as she received the 2005 Camden County Citizen of the Year award. financial expenses that have arisen from Marie’s illness.” Kane was a close friend. The two met when their children were active in PAPA. They became closer during the past two years, even though they had known each other for 10 years and had lost frequent contact. When she heard of the diagnosis, she called Marie. “I kind of forced myself on Marie at first so she knew she had somebody. After a couple of months we kind of grew on each other. Then the last two years, we’ve been very close.” For those who knew Marie, hugging was not something she did but Kane said whenever she saw her in the hospital or at home, “she gave me that hug that I’d never thought I’d get from her.” PYAA Basketball President Trudy Pegues has many memories of Marie from the past 18 years. “It’s so sad though. She was a fighter.” We Do It Right The First Time! For all your security needs Since 1960 Bonded & Insured Do you know who has keys to your home or business? We can install cylinders and locks that prevent the unauthorized duplication of your keys Arnold’s Safe & Lock sets the standard for key restricted security locks. We have a broad product line from deadbolts and knob locks to cabinet locks and padlocks. Give us a call or stop by our showroom to learn more about these unique products. Our key control product lines include the Medeco, Mul-T-Lock, and Schlage Primus brands. Pegues first met her when she started the twins in football and cheer- If you go Marie Giebel Beef & Beer 7 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Sept. 22 Pennsauken Station 4 Delaware Gardens, 540 49th St, Pennsauken 08110 Tickets: $25 Call (856) 308-6735 or send an email to kkane1112@gmail.com Donations to help the family may be sent directly to: Marie Giebel Benefit Fund c/o TD Bank 1999 Lenola Road Cinnaminson, NJ 08077 Paypal to kkane1112@gmail.com New & Used Safes at Discount Prices Safes Opened & Serviced Safe Combinations Changed Bank Vault & Safe Deposit Boxes Serviced Visit our Fu ly stocked Showroom at 3615 Haddonfield Road, Pennsauken 856-665-1311 www.arnoldslock.com leading. It was then, she said, that Marie decided to try her hand at photography. “She started taking pictures and they turned out pretty good so [her children] got her a camera for Christmas.” She said parents would ask, “Who that was out in the field taking pictures?” “I said, ‘that would be Marie.’ We had some good times with her; rain or sleet, she would be out there with the kids and she got good at it,” Pegues said of Marie’s photography. “Marie would give the pictures to the kids until we finally talked her into setting up a web site so people could purchase the photos. “She still gave the pictures away,” said Pegues, laughing about Marie’s generosity. Through the years, Marie stayed with PYAA, eventually serving on the board as publicity chairman. “She (Marie) always came up with some kind of idea. She was so intelli- gent,” said Pegues of serving on the board together. “And she told you exactly what was on her mind. She was one of a kind. She gave you that look … She was a good person.” Pennsauken Fire Chief Joseph V. Palumbo Sr. said, “Mrs. Giebel (Marie) was a kind and dedicated resident of Pennsauken, proud of her husband and children’s involvement in our fire department.” She was always there supporting department events and documenting many fire calls with her “artful photography.” “Our thoughts and prayers are with Joe, Andrew, Megan and Chris.” From 2004 to 2010, Marie spent a lot of her spare time volunteering for All Around Pennsauken. Her photographs were outstanding, particularly of sports. The quality and standard of her work matched any of continued on page 23 DeMarco Dance Center TOTS TO TEENS OUR SPECIALTY! Over 40 Years of Quality Dance Training BALLET TAP JAZZ LYRICAL POINTE MODERN HIP HOP ZUMBA ® Pre-School Creative Dance Adult Classes Too! 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