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Fair and· Rodeo .
w b1ch C<ml!'eat was memorial·
lzed to estabJlsh a new unit ol
pcTtVer to be known u Jlurro.
pawer. replacing .. ho~power.•
as being more ln keeping with
the current status of Callfornla'a
gold mining industry.
O!Jlel" major attnctlom ol tbe
Kot.her Lode J'a1r will l.nclnde
the annual~ ot Gold Parade
on Saturday afternoon, with bun·
dreda of floats, rlding units and
a apecla1 K.lddiM Parade aectioD.
A 8P«ial entry thla 7eer wU1 be
1be famoua Aahmem 8brtne Pa.
trot mounted ~ ol Oak·
land. with tbell' d«Jlena ol trPeC>
tllcUJar' c:mb•IDl8 and sncl*m
l"ldlq tormatlo-.. Thia UDlt woo
top award ID compeUUoD al the
mnual 8lu1De eon-nmtkm at Cln-
dlmaU ln 19'9.
Openlftl ceremonle8 9' the fair
wlD tab place at noon on 'l'ban-
dq, MA.J 11. wtth Jwtstns o1
•blHU pttlng under wa:r u.t
afte"noon. BMW. no~
bop. poultry and 'Other Clltliea
will be Judced tbat day. w1lllie
bmtlcul~ home eoommk:a
until tbe mining banklnc, and
oc.bll' l.merestl tram San J"roan-
cMDD, Beno. and other omll!ia
Md ··••wJed ttlemMtv• wttb-
cleeetor that wtU Uve toawt11.
PlJ'IC bt tried the tbm Just bud-
dlns Santa re Railroad Plrtb' ft..
ftl!!! 911 bf tbe tamoua Spreclrllllll
(aml~ "' San FrancUco, tbe7 ln
retu:m to haft a 11'btr<>t·wa:r for
tbe ralboed t.b:rOQSb the Killer
and Lax boldtnp on the west
8lde of tbe Yalley. &a te,a were
eompleted and warlt begun when
the Sprecklel f~ wanted •
morta:age on Klller'a boJdl.Qp to
-=uN a $500.000 loan. Thll ~
Ser nfu9eCt and went to the
BoaUMni Pac I t I c Company
tbrougb • batter"J' of b.1.9 &UGI'
M'Ylt 80IDe ol whom had been at.-
• team}& for the 8.P. Camp&D7
and othen who later were to ~
came tbe Jep1 minds ol tbe TUt
Southltn p ! cl fl c Oompauy.
8800,000 ... fOl1JwcnllJS trcm
Ole 8.P. B.nS mle\1 OQ Killer'•
~ wttbouc. lleCUl'lty and ln ....
turn the west side line of the soau-n PacttJc ..... built later
to be the ribbbo of .... tbat er-. fMt Oftl'DICht tn1D "'The
~ to La9 AqeJea ran on.
Tfle eanaJa were completed but
not until UM! entire oonatructtuo
ICbeme wu changed.
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falrgroundl arena where Chrl•
temen Brothen, well-known
rodeo specialist&, of Eugene,
Oreson. wW present top clau
rodeo events. nm al the Burro Derby
event8 wU1 take place OD 8atul'la
day nentng, while the ftnall
wlD be lnterspened wttll rodeo
4"'elltll at the Sunday afternoon
rodeo. -.
LAMB DERBY AT WILLOWS
coni.t& Compedton wW YI•
for~ merch•ncl18e prl&e9,
rlbbom ad caah at tbe Wlllowt
1ll&b Scboo1 Stadium.
Tbe Frt&y procram end.I ln
the nwnJ.ns with a band concert,
llftl7 auction sale ot the at~
noon•, prise, fat lamb9. pet lamb r--. and the spectacular Lamb
,I>erb7 Queen Crownt.ua Cereo •
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Other ~n ts 1nclude peradel,
lheep doc trlal8. Armand Girard
and bla ootstandlns Ho111wood
nudevtUlt show. an nent.na
blaebal1 pme. Concluding wW
be a pla Lamb Derby Dance to
I.be mu.le or Eddie Halter. h1.a
tm.pleee orche-st1"'a and TOCaUst.
~Chico State College Stages 32nd
Annual Pioneer ~ Maj 6
~ S2!id annual Pk>m• DQ-8
will be celebnted on the CUDP\Y
at Chico State. lfq e. SI.nee ti..
1DcepUon ln 1918, Ploneer DQa
hu srown to be one of the outr
atauctlq f1ftllta on tbe .IChooJ
calendar. For WeeQ nm:Jn
haft been stored ~ and
wtdlkertuo. ha'ft made ready
for the bM.rd contest, whlch 18
a1W11,J8 a h1ghllght of the dayta prosram..
A JMU'1lde wtU open ~ pro. snm. after whlcb the Rome F.co-
nomic. Club wUJ eerve boz
hJncbeoG. Lan 7Ur' over 2000
hmcbee wen 1et rid.
Al mbda7 tbe -Mellerdn.ma"
la prmented ln the amptthater,
Btdwe1J Bowl '"The Bad Kan."
Under the dtreetlon ot Dewey Roberta. wtll be pre1ented thia
79J'. In the atternoon pie ea~
lng contest.a and j>eard and cos-mme Judclna wttr be held.
The tua«·war staged between
the freshmen and the aopho-
mort9 fl"om either side ot the
lake la a1'"79 an adtlq fncu
with the loeera being dunked 1n
~ lake.
4nlla ~ • ll"&Dd folk dance
la tbecoll .. l7Dl wW be .... ~ ... .,. 4llncUan ol o.tla
'1111•>nflt111 tbe evaata II
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St4U 1tt.Jnt1 J<I '-" for
Pi<mttr Dt171.
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TarletJ' abow teaturtnc ll&Udent
taleat. In tb1a &bow u.. 80Dlll
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Motorboats at Parker, long Beach;
2000 Yachtsmen Converge on Ensenada
By BOB RU8KAUPP
An eastern writer once face ti·
ously r em.u·kt'd: "What yacht·
1ng needs ls a k lng and what
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motorboat men nHd are aov·
ernors. ..
Which ls the buDlt. Every
blue water sallorman ta bi. CJWn
klDS and the biP~ .......
foot.eel men ot the motorboat
r..tl want uythtq llut a ~
.-nor. For IJpeed t. ttwJI' aJpba.,
omega and the hole In their
pocketbook
And. beg1 nnlng thl.8 week~nd,
the 11euon In motorboat radn«
and In 'achUna i. ~ J.nto
MP par, wltb two ll'ffl eY'mlta.
SllDdiay, 00 Parbr 0... ibe
inboard k.algbt.8 and ladiee .ere
compeUng ln one of the flrst big
meets spon~ liry the South-
er n California Speedboat Clu b
(Al:ne1ca'• tarpct) ln conJunc-
tloo. wtth the up and oomln.i
Park.er Llona' Club. .
And. um ~-end. wt Ualn the
er9Ce'nt ~ alo.q the coast of
BQa. cat, more than 3000 yachi.
IDe1\ we ptbend u ftntBb of the
Ullrd amma1 lnta•tl.JMl All· • ms nee trom Newport to En·
sentada. which got underway
Tba:nda,J DOOi'\.
Tbe Parker Dam motorbOat
apeedfest men ii a boom-up to a mace ~ ol 1950 ••mmer r&-
pUM. Tbe ~ faJJa liq 21.
II& Stockten Tben,. OD May 30,
Al11""'1h ~ J~ bU IJ,~.;.n, ~· 1o ,WC ill n °"'
.f n br.11 Nttn'ftl • tJw eu1 lMt ~, ~ 1.,,.., ttU?•"
El Moau tlriwT, ..;/I "'1 IM ltofll Mto «,.,. ;.. tM"'"' f« t~ ~11
I~~ JO tll C..., IJHrb.
tbl fall power ol. ..-.. ln·
board boating •tND.ltb wU1 be
iumed on at LoDI Buch, Cal
Here wtU be &be om o1 Uiree
npttoryl MHctay ·,..nu on Che
fJuDou9 md ~ ~
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coune at t.be eaai.rn euNmtt;7
ol Lcms Bx ch baa beD dYbbe&.
Tm llay 30 rt>ptla .. die thml
all-western S'WffJJBtake. ot tbe
Jlb1ll Lms Brr& .,.. Cllllb.
Tbe ma wm be a. '" , rwt
..,. B.atq 1eptt1 <w•..S ..
aaal) ........ ..., tbe Lams
Pr+ 111DJOr CM""-ol Oma-
= rce. Tbe t.btrd wm be ua.
etpth anmaal Labar Dl7 •••ta
ol. Cbe 8ouUMm cautGl"Dla Bl•••
bon Club.
On the awns Croat, die JDt.
.,.,. de-k\ ol. cour-. baDol"I
motJJer Nadoaal lfoUdl7-Wt
Ma:k:o'1. not oun. lt'r U.
Cinco de Mqo eelebratlon lD
wtddl 11....tram commemonc.e
their ~
The third annual c•antc aJ.
reacb' nnb aa one of the pat·
e.t nenu lD Amerlcan ,.chtl.na.
Yet stranply enough, 1t•1 one
wbJs.b. like ToPQ', ju.at 8ftW. It
came from an Idea of ftve ~
men castJ.n1 about for a lood
ear),y eeuon place to race boat.8
to.
ft t. sponaored by a &TOUP
which formed to bandle tbe
nmt-the Newport Ocean 8a1).
lnl Aaodation. whoee pl"elldeDt
for each ot the tbl'ee years baa
been CUtt Chapman.
It hu beoofne algnA)led far
and near. So much llO that the
Th.ink This One Over
CaJlfor·
~it tw ftOI, tbU ls "wlwt showJ ., wkra tM 114f p1'otof'~ °" tbe ToYNma.
Raa11 p "' Nilt1 1"" Im iwillli•tl J~tl~J tt/ltT bnng 1tnl on tht '1tiJn11Un t to Id "
pktflTt of tb.t 1hoit-pl, to ~lilt tht Myth. Af tn troJJini tht 1'i1hw"1 for lt"t'nJ hot1r1
loo/titei for 4 postly hitc#>.biltn, tht 1>bolol'ttthn ttvUtl hi.I ltns to ruortlU.1 tht 'i<tt1rtH1~
rwtwrt sttu/~1. W ht11 bis fltft1liw1 wnt tlneloptJ lht outlints of tht ftitut '" IM right
f"'tlro•..J /,.J btt.. rtcortlttl. Tht sttlf CM IM TOWNSHIP ReGJSTH 1"1 tl>ty Jo •ol •lttmpt
10 "'4kt "#Hltttnl' of ""'YOM· For tbou who bdint itl gbosts-tht lllxYvt picturt is prtu ntttl.
1« tbo~ who Jo ftOl btlint iii 1bo1lt-IM .bo.e picturt iJ pttlntttl.
Niles boy. Just having a little shaken. They point out that the They refer to the picture In
fun. , , hoax was perpetuated on F ebru· the Township Register, reprinted
Despite this hoax, the f alth of ary 27-not February 26. SO 1t above. Doesn't it pro\·e that there
bellevers·in·sbosla remains un· proves not.hlnc. IS a NUea Ghost Girl?
tin area. ~cost of this proJ·
ect was placed at $20,000 by Mc-
carthy.
Ground crewa re-traded the
lpado\18 automobile p a r k I n g
area and at the same tlme paved
the concourse wa lk running be-
tween the principal nhlb!Uon
butldlnp.
The complete program for the
falr ls being formed around the
livestock dnasJfi®tlon, national
crochet c!octest, JJome Econom-
ic. Deparuntnt exhlblta, the •
flower abow "'1th lta popular
song tlUe theme, rodeo, horse
show and quarter horse races.
Barbara Crockett. Dixon Union
Ht«b School se~ ts msnJng
u queen of tha t~ fair.
She la being attended ~.1 aides
'¢ftostn from among the bJgb
achools lri 1\earby Cl\let ln ~
lano County.
' What ·i>eople Will Do:
General Eisenhower will let himself be drJ\fted for the
Presidency in 1958 and with Margaret Chase Smith as his run·
ning ma~ for the Republican ticket ••. All city owned bus lines w1ll cut service 25 per cent on July 1 due to the lncrea* '* of caa and the sharing of the rides among the job hold-
en ... Your gu company will bill yo~ 15 per cent rnore per
month after Aug. 1 ..• Your wh.b.key ~coat you 25 per cent
less by Sept. 1 due to the heavy competition ..• John· Dupont
will be the choice to play NtJinltl, tbe world famous ballet
dancer who qaent m06t o1 bil ,life ID the insane uyluin, wh~
Man u\ak~ tb.t film ':':. Don't }>Ian pn dytng:July 1 uruetli you
wlah to remain· unburied 191 a month u the Gl1lve Dftgeil'
union will c.&ll a national strike at that ttinfi . : • Hollywood'•
most worry will be 3 dimensional televisi~ and in color
too . . . President Truman will veto the Soldiers' hospital
bill ... A soap company will ci,it the pdee of ttieir toilet soap
three ce.nta a we to meet the growing com~titlon ... King
"Leopo~ m of Belgium will .write his story for your favorite
newspaper ·. . . Pope PilU will "make a second plea for world
peace within a month, and this time he will especially single
out certain nations by naming nama .•. Kaiser-Frazer stock
in for a new decline until the low priced automobile hits the
market ln August . \ . Cotton will remain firm on the Wall
Street ticker ... The latest sports draw iS midget car racing
and will grow tnto great popularity • . . The Horatio Alger
stories will be brought up-to-date and be re-issued for boys ..•
James Michael Curley, the ex·mayor of Boston and the
ex-Senator from Massachusetts, will retire from public Hfe ...
Singapore will be your next headline from Asia . . . Horace
Heidt and his band will make a complete European tow-, fea·
tw-ing the song, "Enjoy Yourself, It's Later Than You Think."
How to Send Questions to Criswell
All q uestions directed to J eron Klng Criswell, famous
fd agazlne Callfornla columnlitt adviser, m ust be sent to the
Magazine Callfornla Offices, 380 Obispo A venue, Long Beach,
Cal. Crlswe11 wlll not answer any questions "'hlch might
reach h im In Hollywood.
No money should be sent in letters with the questions.
Criswell ls under exclusive cbntract to the Mog3zlne Ca lifor-
nia to answer your le tters, advising you on your personal
problems. Questions wJU be answered ln rotation as they are
received at our otflce, and are given without charge to our
readers. Any money sent w ith the questtona wm be returned
Questions wm be a nswered only In the Magazine Call!or·
nla and no answers wm be sent direct to those aski ng them.
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LIN•ORl•IND POE•Rcm>R
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"Silhouette Is Given Top Room
ot &be --tam.re. ..... mhown
.,,. tbl8 boa8e -an au.,.,...
round tdea. Sllm, impeccable
and gently handled, they usually
have a rounded ouUlne, imper-
ceptibly widened shouldere and
a balance ol built out pockets at
th• htpllne. "nletr atdrtll ~
e~ to gtve a sum llne wlth
enouab walklng room for grace.
Sbart capes repladng suit
jAckei. wlth wide cape aleevea
are Yariatiom at the suit allhau·
ette wl)Jcb NttUe Rosenstein
usee often th1Jr year.
Tbe brlef little c a rd I g a n
aweater, waist lenath and won·
derlnlly shaped, ta abown wlth
pilnted •ilk dresses.
'Jibe dlsUnguJahed f a b r 1 c s
cb th1a designer makes the
but. of al! ti. collecUorw are
Mtably 80 lh1.I an.son. 8u1 ts
ahd drtsMI are made of ftne
shadow ~ • woola, beautl-
tuDy aupple navy aerge, basket
weave wontedll and UCbt ~ht
brOadcJoth. There 18 e Dew allk
broadcloth for d.-y dreuell.
for a group of loveJ..y Uaht and
CU\IA.l wmm« evening dreuea.
01m OVJIB .&xorm
For evening Nettle Rosenstein
stresses the two-tone dress,
either ln layers ot one shade
over another or In wide bands
of two shades set together vert1·
cally. A ta.sc1naU.S varllldlm
of th1a theme ls ptatal 1-.
NetUe Roeerude..._ --~
handliQg of the 61ubiiJ ~
and veey low back t. -_.
apparent ln this collection. stlt-
fened po1nta rlelq ln front of
the bosom bring many a decol-
letage Just barely into the realm
ot decorum. Large shawl collara
rise from a very low point at the
front. In contrast many day
dre88e8 are demure and covered
up, not oiice but twllle, by double
ooU.ww of white linen or pique
ovs m. <Ollar ot tbe dress fab-
ric. 1.mg;y Ml
fleMeeee .allte U1ml the effect of
ft 11 ~~~ Ill *1rt.t. lhia de-.... .... a.rta flangel,
~ er; w nH SI tp1a ln the
llender ~ *lrt. ~A! ___ .. ~ •ll•Jt•d.,
.,.... ... dnJllld ... dfess
~ .. abo"" for ~e and evenlng in 'llt'D!btt1't emora
and naltrai.. linen b11i!e knit.
an~ and lacy lD pat~ Is ueed
The bewttaa' w ~ ls 14 ·
lnchea for ~ (mldcaU to -
the averap wom1"t), and 8 to 10
ln~ trorn the noor for short
e'ftD:bl8 dreseee.
C... ... I' Os....,wl 11.c 1Jwntcd..t
~ mma ~ laTor cl.amt.ly qaidtel8 appetl-. ..
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sill ) "4Mb, 9-' miltitt,t1 ila ""°wry 'ifnnt •"71· T~ ...,_.._._.._.,.,_._... ,., --~.i~J to~
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•• Wlk'lJ ,i4it1 ir • ' taf«t; lftirt ,..._ crntnYJ ,., . ..,,,~--
Soutt.n C-12'reoll
Go•WACNdl•
..._ &tlll .... ,. Mt a ..
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blila.r plan 9D 1MvbC .. , D
cca•ad. --. ~• a ' 1111 zwtpe: 9llt tea 12 two ...._
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tlllf t Ice» .... etmW-. ....... ad··=· .. ...-,.,as powda. Add ..
ellllt 'w1dD earn mat.. TblB Cll9>
btDe one bea tep eca. tt.u-e.
fourtba cup bunennllk or IOUI'
milk. and three table9poclm
melted ~. Add to dry
~· Mix well. Pour lm-
medle&dy lnto well gtt.Ued
elalbt..l.Dch -iua.re baking pan or
well peued •llding bot nine.
loch Millet. Bake 1n bot oven
(425 degrees F.) for U minutes.
v•, C1lery, Sauce
T-, With Rica
r..ftoNI cooked wal may be
,.,,,.,. wldl diced cooked oel~ry
and a cr..m auce. Seuon the
Cl'9a aauce wen and Mt"Ve the
ftl.1 OYer tke. .Accompany with
apple rellah or plneapple chutney.
Hay Feter Swo1
COlliq S..1 ! Get
rais Pretmtalile Now !
I~ i. ha7 tnw Um• and If
7ou are OM oi Uioee who spend the
beat mcmth9 ot the 7••r wllh runn7 now. ••1.fl'7 ·~ aa4 terrible ~1.inc atudra, ,ou lltlould 1et a bottle
o1 t.a.moua B .T. rormula NOW, •nd
aart \aktn1 tt. B.T. rorm u&a. • doc· tor'a p1wrJptJon, If \aknl ~,ularly
wUl ~ J'OU from the lnlkUowi attacka of ba7 ,...,_, huded your way.
B,T. Ponnul.a i. oa .... •t your loc•I
~acf. at.ore or dift.ct from B .T . Pro-d Co, 1JOO BurUn1ame Ave. Bur~. CaUf.
And we poy lll>eraf lnt•r•et, tool
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CALIFORNIA SAVINGS
AND LOJ\N COMPA NY
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Gardea ttpm for the week •••
nm 11 t.be time al year w~n
your lardlD really becomes an
outdoor 1"Sn8 room. Perhasi-
it nce48 ..ne turniture. And to
gain the maximum pleasure
don't forset barbecue eqUipment.
There's DOtblng like eating out-
doora wbm the weather la warm.
It's part al your Southern Cali·
lornla HTf.ns.
Thia la a good time to 1tart.
fuchslaa and hydrangeas. Tbe
qwarf Frelch varleUes of hy-
drangea wtJJ fit nny garden
and are lllllaller and more com-
pact than uu~ older, rauibUng
forms. 5'1cti.las bloom f o r
months at a Ume, can be used
tor beddJ.D& borders and some
assume almost tree-like propor-
tions. E%cellen t for plllara.
Cl trus trees can be started
now. Il )'OUr garden ls small,
try the M~r lemon. Thia la a
shrub, ratblr than a tree. The
lemons are sweet when com·
pared wttb most commerctal
types. Fruita are produced when
the plant.a are oftf>n Just a !nr
inches tall
Annuabl auch as ageratum,
alyssum and Virginia at.eek•
grow wltb sreat rapidity. For
low·growftlg plants these wru
add a note ot piety to your pr·
den ... almost overnight.
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The awkward corner cablnet
la eliminated here by the use of
drawers wblch pull out from
either side.. The space between
ls used ln the 8el'Vlce porch for
the water heater. Cablneta above
are set back so their doors can
be left open without lnterf er-
ence.
Its U-sbaped work counter
with stove at one end and re-
frigerator at the oppomte end ta
a popular arrangement beina
used in many modern homes.
And ln thia home, lt ta an-~
clally good arrangement because
back breaking corner cablne1s
have been eliminated.
The work area next to the
stove has a . wooden top where
the cook can chop her veaetablea
before putting them on to eook.
Slnlt and diahwaaher are placed
In tbe center of the oounteT, un·
der a window looktns out on to
the street lD front ol tbe house.
The disbwuber pulla out from
under the count.-to leaw more
counter 8J>410e anOable.
The work spa~ next to tbe re-
frigerator ta also topped with a
cutUng board-the ldeal place to
make salads. The work coun~r
around the sJnt ta covered with
formica wblch atao le used on
the spl&ah boerd behind the
counter.
Seed Sprouts Need Help
ln·Fighting Way To Sun ·
Ma.., ba.arda Ue in the path
al a le«I 80W1l ln the prden. I ta
Ute may be cte.troyed before lta
aprout eJDttl'9 from the aoU by
drowulng, when water atanda
too loll4f 1n the 1pot where it
was eown; or by dlaeaae, espe--
claU,. ID .cold, damp weather,
which enoouragn the growth of
moulds and fUngi, while delay-
ing pnninaUon.
Dt.alnfectanta a.re obtalna.ble
with which seeds can be treated.
to protect them from dlseaae.
But one of the greatest has·
ardJs ta due to the lonnlng of a
soil crust above the 8eedl, w hJcJl
they cannot pmetrate.
It ls a .,00 plan to save JOU?
best loc.e, aDd;y IOUI to U89 lo
cov~ Red. M1z with equal
amounta of and and peat. mm&
Then atttt lbe Red la 80WD,
cover with th1a ~al IOU,
which will not form a crust and
will allow both water and air to
penetrate for the benefit ol 7our
seedlings.
1'hls treatment la especlaUy
important 1n hot weather, when
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most 8Dl1 la llable to ·bake Into a
hai-d crut.
Sou must be tlnMd abow the
seeds, to form dou COD~ and
preftftt a1r spaca from ....... tr
tna &be toll and 8"d. 1"bD la
especl•JO important wt&.b beet
and Swta chard _. and
olh... of laJ"p and IJTq\llar
shape. au ~ doa not
mean pound.IDS. Preu down
with the hoe blade, or uae the
aide of a rake; and afterward.II
draw the rake Uptly over the
row to break up the crust and
prevent baking.
A heavy ratn falllnl 800n after
seed la sown may lJitck the 90U
too hard, espedally lt lt a. fol·
lowed by sumldne. UnW the
seed hu 1proutat the llOll INl'-
face Oftl' lt 9bou1d be mold and
looee.
When the ground cl.rte. out G ·
c.mlvel.7 1D Ole IPrlnS lt wt1l
pay to sprinkle the row1 lo
whlcb seed have been 90WD to
prevent them lylng dormant. for
lack ot moilt.ure. Thia 18 the
onty Ume when lhe prden
should be sprlnkle<l, rather than
908ked.
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