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Show Betty Canary Valley Chapter OES Has Grand Visitation Is Ode Valley Chapter No. 3 of OES ducted by Lillian G. Harrelson, met on Tuesday evening for the Worthy Matron, and assisted by Grand Visitation. Nineteen of Noel A. Worthv To Thursday, March Green Survival Green Thumb 3n 3L WoM of Answer to Earth's Dilemma Now that spring is almost upon us and the pale grass is greening, I've been looking through seed catalogues. One of my recurring fantasies happens to be that I'll order three pages of vegetables and two pages of flowers and half of the stuff will grow. Because this is to be our first spring in a new house we d ritual of pulling up everyshall follow the thing already growing in the borders under the fir trees in order to have A Planned Garden. By the middle of July, of course, we'll be massaging our necks and wondering if, after all, we couldn't just abandon this place and move into a snug little apartment in the city preferably one over a delicatessen. Suburban dwellers greet .ach spring with high hopes, a can of mnsqriito repellant, a bag of charcoal and a ton of bone meal. The very first spring brings important discoveries. theaThere are no mosquitoes in an Man is a ward of all other parts of nature's world. He is If Use 23 the totally dependent on the plant were Patron. cnapiers and animal kingdoms for his represented ?t the meet con- - A beautiful ceremony for the food, his air, his water Worthy Grand Matron, Lillian H. Gallagher and the Worthy everything he needs to survive. Unfortunately, he tends to bite Grand Patron, Gust in 0. the hand that feeds him simply Gooding, featured the wishing By DICK KLEINER because he has taken too little of with music well, background time from his technical progress LOS ANGELES the Singing Stars. (NEA) to realize that he might well These are the days when The Worthy Grand Matron destroy himself by ruining his everything has to be organic, message was on the origin of environment. and this i the place that is 1856 BC in the to back Masonry The pollution of air, the fouling the center of the organic days of Pharaoh down to 1000 of waters, the destruction and craze. So it's only natural Now's the time to start B.C. to the temple of Solomon in wasting of earth and the in- that the California girls are painting your thumb green for Jerusalem and to the origin of that outdoor garden. creasing noise and ugliness are flipping over organic cosOES with Robert Morris, a ter. e caused by man's environmental metics. It's a process Mason, the first organizer. A restaurant is a thing of beauty and a joy forever. abuse. But each person can An inspiring Easter message, involving, in this order: PlanFor the organic faddists, in Hawaii seldom have vacationing City reverse that trend by taking on people and seeds stocking up ning, "key to the hope of the world," friends who the to stop by" for the weekend. idea of putting some nonhappen individual to "just action clean our proper equipment, preparing was given by Worthy Grand Discovery follows discovery! the garden site and, finally, Matron, Mrs. Gallagher. air, stabilize our soil, clarify our organic manufactured creams on their faces or Adding up the costs at the end of summer brings the waters, abate noise and planting. The Worthy Grand Patron of tomatoes you grew cost rinses in their hair is unthe that basket discovery eliminate offensive sights. Stage one: Planning. You've gave a talk on Mary, Mother of thinkable. These ladies have $93.85. of our success in that task Part been through the nurser and Jesus. The lettuce, of course, was about the same price as discovered that they can will be determined by how well seed catalogues and have ideas Afghan gifts were presented to three they yards of whip up acceptable earth's about which vegetables and-o- r put grsen growing plant say the Worthy Grand Matron and substitutes Roses, from which you not only learned about scale preferable life survives and how well it flowers will grace your garden. Worthy Grand Patron. These and black spot but also acquired the most severe case cf at home, using such items as flourishes. Make a list of these. Then were made by the Worthy backache known to medical science, bloom just when the avocadoes, lemons and even While measure the site or sites and Matron, Lillian G. Harrelson, florist in town starts selling roses at $1.25 a dozen. plants provide us with a cucumbers. familiar and necessary beauty, use these measurements in who also made satin pillows The exotic tropical-lookin- g plant you nurtured so carethey also help purify polluted air drawing up a rough blueprint-inki- ng which were presented to each of fully turns out to be ragweed. They claim that such book An editor sends you a new and in the spaces for peas, the Grand Chapter officers. by diluting it with oxygen and by fruits and vegetables, congarden tells you in a chatty note that the author really lives in a trapping pollutants and dirt taining natural vitamins and carrots, marigolds and whatevThe Grand Chapter officers in er else is on your gardening attendance in addition to Mrs. New York brownstone and walks down Park Avenue at particies. minerals, do the job better least once each year. They provide its with a way to because of their organic coninventory. The sites need sun, Gallagher and Mr. Gooding stabilize our fertile soil and tent. And, naturally, the purgood rainage. This planning, as were: Rosamond R. Demman, well as that involved in stage Assoc. Grand Matron; H. Floyd prevent erosion from wind and veyors of fruits and vegerain by acting as a buffer tables are encouraging the two, can be done before ground Nash, Assoc. Grand Patron; thaws. against the ravishes of the trend. Grace C. Parker, Grand elements. The prevention of r, If you are a novice Tess H. Neuber, Secretary; Possibly the most popular erosion also helps to eliminate write to the U.S. Grand Conductress; Beulah d of the organic of the problems of floods and other Agriculture for Bartholomew, Assoc. Grand Department cosmetics is the avocado faof nature. Home and Garden Bulletin No. Conductress; Aleta A. hazards Phelps, cial. You are advised to take Sunparlor For Seeds keep the soil from becoming Green plant materials help 9. The price is 30 cents and the Grand a quarter of a ripe, peeled Chaplsin; Willmetta S. caked. with straw, Mulching Some veteran gardeners start of address: Superintendent clarify our waters by keeping California avocado and mash Smith, Grand Lecturer; LaVon or leaves for sediment grass cuppings indoors in seedbeds their seeds U.S. Government and Documents, pollutants from it to a smooth cream. If you S. Lambert, Grand Marshal; vegetables and peat moss, pine entering our streams and lakes. want, Printing Office, Washington, Gladys Day, Grand Organist; or outdoors in coldframes kind bark or wood for flowers you can do this in a chips D.C. 20402. Until it arrives, for Ellen R. Radakovich, Grand of like a sunparlor in the also helps to control weeds and Through their evaporative blender and add a little waseeds. These are help check your local library Adah, Helen E. Petty, Grand ground for process they help cool the air ter to get it to the consiscovered and catch the conserve moisture. which probably has a reference and emit moisture into the at- tency Ruth; Shirley J. Greene, Grand glass you like. Watering is best done mosphere. sun's heat, magnifying it, even copy of this bulletin. M. Louelna Lambert, when the outdoor Esther; with hours a during daylight Then just smooth it on Seeds and Equipment temperature Trees, shrubs, grass, and Grand Martha; Wilma G. is low. Many gardeners prefer soaking type hose rather than a other plant life are a tool to your face and neck, and let Stage two: Seeds and equip- Brooks, Grand Electa; to and a good soaking reduce ment. Veteran gardeners need Geraldine T. noise by acting as it sit there for about 15 buy plants started by a sprinkler Gooding, Grand once a week is better than on advice little these things. knowing green sound barriers. Plant minutes. When you're finnatural nurseryman's D. and William Warder; thumb. Tomatoes are about the several light sprinklings. One parts catch sound waves, break ished, your skin will have The ought to talk to Sheppard, Grand Sentinel. most popular "bought" plant hayseed's rule of thumb on them up, deflect them and benefitted and you can the man at the seed store about Other distinguished guests wfien watering: never jfater when reduce their in off for a delicious them Put the lick it which crops do best in a to help intensity past Grand Matrons were: Maye the sun is high -- be h e, after or after-facisnack. provide us with peace and quiet. particular locality. If questions B. Yates, Abbie M. Scharaga, nurseyman suggests. Too the noon much . hjui during A similar facial can be ' Some gardeners consider it In so many ways man's surremain, contact the local agent Flora D. Large, Alice Scherer, chance the combination of of the U.S. Department of Avis L vival in this world is dependent produced by combining cheating, but one of the best Malmstrom, Georgeia B. routes water and heat will sun's high to flower a on green plant life. It's a matter grated cucumber and sour foolproof Agriculture. He's the best Roach, Eleanor F. Thompson, about a tablespoon also involves buying the burn the plants. Early morning of Green Survival ... and Green cream source of information on what Victoria garden E. or later afternoon are good Survival Thompson, seedlings tiny plants, of the cucumber to does best in your locale, on ranging you. depends Elysabeth L Franke, Berniece from cup of sour cream. Only determined by soil and climate. J. marigolds to whatever watering times. Willie, Maxine S. Boyd. think Novices this on about three minmay gardening in want flower keep Where implements are con Clarissa B. you your garden. Lowry, and Lois M. sounds complicated. It really the organic faddists adutes, e clean, cerned, sharp, Ross. Your thumbs can be just from isn't. neckties vise. Random It's supposed to be getting Keep tips: tools lessen the labor. Vetera Past Grand Patrons present most of the veteran for when for wrinkled care those as as by traveling toning the skin. great green Proper gardeners at this stage will were: Kenneth S. Lambert, flower gardener down the street-gi- ven packing the between and them of herbs is supuse The vegetable planted onceto tools the want give William J. Ross, Karl W. gardens includes surface cultienough practice. pages of a magazine. posed to be helpful in crea- over, making plans to replace Scherer, J. Vera Day, Earl T. vating or hoeing just often any not fit for use. The Oss, Joseph J. Savage, and enough to control weeds and will, head for the Oscar F. Bartholomew. hardware store, seeking the Esther Stokes and her comfollowing: A hoe, a steel rake, mittee served refreshments to To remove a cracked or wcrn a spade or spading fork, a 225 members and from piece of asphalt or plastic floor guests bucket or a watering can, a tables beautifully decorated tile, first warm it with a heated stout garden hose and, if the with c rnations. electric iron. pink a wheelbarrow. Ha-rels- Gardening In Stages Wc Not Cosmefics You Could Eaf time-honore- Oufdoor 30, 1972 - ; L , OQ f - i - . four-stag- 7 " I 1 "i cloth-of-gol- best-sellin- g Give Sun To Your Seeds.,, Woodchips to Your Weeds green-thumbe- first-time- new-fangle- Organic cosmetic enthusiasts claim that the juice of a lemon is as refreshing to the skin as is a tall, cool glass of lemonade on a hot summer day. ting a steam for the skin. Into a quart of boiling water add a tablespoon of rosemary and another tablespoon of dried mint. Expose your face to the steam, using a towel around your head to trap the steam. rough parts. The same avocado can also make a hair conditioner, too. Mash half an avocado to a cream, adding enough water to get it to the proper consistency. Then work it into your scalp and hair and comb it through with a comb. You are advised to leave it in the hair for about 10 minutes, then rinse with clear vrtter. The theory is that it leaves the hair soft and manageable. The idea of using fruits and vegetables as ersatz cosmetics opens up a lot of possibillities. It may be a while before they can find anything to do with the onion or the rutabaga, of course, but meanwhile try these organic cosmetics fcr a healthy change. wide-tooth- They also suggest using the juice of a lemon as an astringent. Just squeeze end strain the juice of half a lemon and apply it to the face with a cotton pad. They claim this is refreshing for the skin. rs The avocado has other cosmetic uses, besides the facial. The rind is, the girls say, great to use on dry skin elbows particularly. Just rub the rind over your elbows, or your hands, and the natural oils will lubricate the one-quart- high-grad- first-time- rs A budget allows, If the garden is large, too large, that is, to spade the unmotorized way, look into renting a rotary tiller for the cultivating chore before planing. Stage three: Site preparation. To repeat the site gets sun and is well drained. Clear the site of debris and rope or fence it (to keep animals and children from romping on same). Before turning soil over make a ball of dirt in your hand. If the ball fails to crumble under slight pressure from your thumb, then the soil still is too wet to spade or plow. Crop residues or weeds can be plowed under if they are not diseased or too coarse. At this stage you might want to work a h layer of peat moss h into the soil. Or a layer of sand. w V v- Sewing Machine for the Modern Woman! 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Since the ingredients for each locality may differ drastically and since what's added to soil at this point so much determines the qualities of your garden, it is wise to ring up the county agricultural agent for the specific requirements of soil in your locality. He can tell you if he needs a soil sample for analysis. Sometimes that is necessary when conditions of acidity vary widely within a 3 SPRING WASHABLE ACRYLIC Soft woll worsted hand, outstanding 7.00 Value, extra wide 6H" sink-or-swi- m given locality. Stage four: Planting. The soil has been cultivated turned over. The big lumps have been broken up with a hoe. The soil is further refined by raking. Now, refer to your garden blueprint. Using string, mark off the plot spaces for various crops. Read the directions on seed packets. This will determine whether you make little ditches for seeds, each ditch so many feet long, a row of sorts, or put the seeds in shallow holes, a few at a time. 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