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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1972
Page
9
Jill Gietzen of Grand Rapids Michigan designed a headboard featuring a perpetual calendar and a photo bulletin board. The piece is framed in green wood and showcases practical storage stylishly integrated into bedroom decor.
Aluminum outdoor furniture including chairs and rockers offers durable, low maintenance comfort for backyards and campsites. Folding models with strong locking devices and anodized coatings resist oxidation, per NC State expert Edith McGlamery. Seasonal care is simple. wax frames once a season to restore shine.
Two headboard designs by Winnie Thexton of Fort Wayne and Jill Gietzen of Grand Rapids win in a Simmons Seventeen contest. Selected from 250 entries, they were produced for Debut 73 with donations to charity and reflect padded reading space and calendar bulletin uses.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Torain of Route 2 celebrate moving into a three bedroom house funded by Farmers Home Administration. The family includes three daughters a first grader a kindergartner and a preschooler. Mrs Bonnie Davis extension agent notes the value of adequate housing for their family.
The piece notes 2.9 million U S farmers and about 2000 go out of business weekly. It adds that two of every three farmers derive more than half of their income from sources outside farming.
North Carolina State University specialists warn that around tree roots soil filling can kill trees. They advise aeration and options like a tile system or a surrounding well. For full guidance request Home and Garden Bulletin No. 104 from the USDA.
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