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“we are about two weeks ahead of ’ schedule in development.” The more developed fruit is at * greater danger. Temperatures hov- * ering near the low 20s can be more " than the young buds can withstand. » Jerry Jenkins of Jenkins Orchard » in Woodville said he thinks there is I little damage to his 14 acres ofj peaches and “there is still plenty ofbud out there,” he said. Jenkins said, “I feel there is only minor damage, but you can never tell” what the next few weeks will bring. Forecasters predicted temperatures to fall into the low 20s Tuesday night. “If were don’t get any more cold, then we could have a crop of peaches,” Mr. Jenkins said of fruit conditions. Mr. Jenkins explained orchards on higher ground could be less affected by the cold and a windy cold night could do less damage than a still cold. As the days warm, those peach blossoms stricken with a deadly cold will start to fall from their place on the tree.
Real Estate § Eileen M. Day REALTOR SMILE. YOU RE ON TELEVISION If you have noticed a neighbor’s home for sale being videotaped on occasion, don't assume that it's a Hollywood production or a local TV news documentary. In all probability, what you are seeing are home buyers in action. Today's camcorders (portable video cameras) are lightweight and versatile. Many operate single-handedly at the touch of a button with no experience required. The results can be reviewed instantly (or at your leisure) on a videotape recorder (VCR). Camcorders are being used everywhere for every occasion. Why not for househunting? Whether a camcorder can be used is entirely the option of the individual home seller. However, many sellers welcome the hightech attention to their homes. Buyers interested in using a camcorder can check with our office. We will seek pre-approval from sellers whose home will be viewed on that day. Then break out the popcorn, turn on the TV and view what you saw during the day. If there is anything we can do to help you in the field of real estate please stop in at EILEEN M. DAY, Realtor, the Clopton House, Washington, Va. 22747. Phone 675-3033. We re here to help.
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