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good lightihg over laundry equipment. And provide adequate wiring for present and future needs.
If you're -m weight watcher, beware of hidden calories. They can trick you-and almost before you realize what’s happening.
That lump of sugar in your cup of coffee or tea adds 16 calorieB. The two tablespoons of cream that makes the beverage /‘just right” adds 60 more.
One tablespoon of butter or other fat or oil on a vegetable adds 100 calories. The tablespoon of mayonnaise on the salad adds 90 more.
An egg poached or boiled, yields 76 calories, but fry it in one tablespoon of fat or oil, and it adds to 175 calories. ,
A medium potato, baked in its jacket, contains 120 calories; add one tablespoon of butter, or two or three, and you’ve practically doubled or tripled the amount.
Farm And Home
Exhibits |
By H. A. Collins
The Fourteenth Annual Fair was held at Carver Regional .High School on September 2829. For several years the name was Four County Fair. This year the name changed to Four County Farm and Home Exnibits.
The many entries continued to be superior in appearance as well as quality. Madison County continuously leads in number of entries.
For the first time the NHA’s entered with vegetable crops. Dorothy Arrington of Brightwood won first place showing her Angus heifer. This was the first time that a girl has entered an animal.
With more competition com-! ing from the female group, we feel that next year’s fair will surpass all others.
The television and toaster were won by ticket holders in Madison County. The cooperative efforts, helpful hand of the merchants and other donors continue to make our fairs successful.
New Chemical Tested
For Residue Levels
A long-term research project designed to show insecticide residue levels in milk is continuing on the Virginia Polytechnic Institute campus.
Dr. J. T. Huber of the dairy science department says a new material, telodrin, has shown promise in controlling the alfalfa weevil, and is now being included in the tests. It is not presently on the market for commercial use.
Dr. Huber will work closely with Dr. J. L. Bishop of the entomology department in testing for residues in milk, and fat tissue in cows fed telodrin. The researchers will use three levels of the insecticide and a check
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