Soil conservation tips boost quail habitat and soil health
Soil Conservation District News notes quail enhancement through diverse farm crops such as lespedeza and native grasses, with cover for nesting and winter food. It highlights sericea lespedeza as a top soil-building crop praised by Wayne L. Ware, plus seedling programs, pasture management, and free pine seedlings for reforestation in Cleveland County.
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Cleveland
North Carolina Department of Conservation and Development
Wayne L. Ware
Cleveland County
Board of Supervisors
Broad River Soil Conservation Districk
Cameron
Ware
R. B. Dixon
Bethlehem
Agricultural Workers Council
College Hints To Farm Homemakers
Ruth Current states that chilled fruit juices serve as tasty waker uppers and supply much of the day’s vitamin C. Fresh orange juice is rich in C, and all citrus juices rank high, including frozen and canned forms. Fortified juices may contain equal or larger amounts of vitamin C, but check labels. Avoid confusing diluted ade drinks with juice concentrates and beware synthetic fruit drinks that lack vitamin C. Subscribe to the Herald.
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Ruth
Central Methodist MYF to Present The Nativity
The Central Methodist Church youth fellowship presents a Christmas pageant The Nativity on Sunday at 7 30 pm in the sanctuary The youth choir directed by B S Peeler Jr will sing carols Ivan Weaver reads the Christmas story The pantomime features named youth performers with Bet ty Prince Joyce Biser Nancy Ballard Jane Ormand Bud Rhea Bud Fails Don Falls Jo Ann in the manger scene Ann Mayes Dale Dixon and more Lighting led by Buddy Mayes Bill Briggs Scenery by Bill Briggs Adult helpers include Mrs Boyer Murray superintendent of the Youth Division Mrs Baxter Payseur senior MYF teacher and Miss Dorothy Hayes on the Recreation Commission
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B.S. Peeler, Jr
Ivan Weaver
Shepherds
Walter Gritfin
Joe Ware
Bob Goforth
Don Bumgardner
Angel
Jo Ann
Betty Prince
Joyce Biser
Nancy Ballard
Jane Ormand
Bud Rhea
Bud
Don Falls
Bill Briggs
Mary and
Joseph
Ann Mayes
Dale Dixon
Buddy Mayes
Boyer Murray
Sup't
Baxter Payseur
MYF
Dorothy Hayes
Young NC drivers drive most crashes in state study
In Raleigh North Carolina a Department of Motor Vehicles study shows drivers under 25 hold 30 percent of licenses yet account for 53 percent of accidents. Using 375 license files and 2,400 monthly reports, 64 fatal crashes in August reveal 41 percent involved under 25. Late night hours see many deadly outcomes.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
Department of Motor Vehicles
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Rosser
Rosger
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