Wednesday, February 27,1980

— Timely Gardening Hints — 1. Study garden catalogs, making up plant and seed lists and ordering early to get discounts and choice varieties ; 2. Start a gardening diary and scrapbook; 3. Have your soil tested now (kits are available at 14 each) so you , ll know how much lime and fertiliser to applv to your lawn and garden this spring; 4. Now is a good time to apply ground limestone to vour lawn; use 25 lbs. to each 1,000 sq. ft.; 5. If frost action has pushed herbaceious perennial roots out of the soil, press them back for protection from cold, drying wind; 6. Continue to feed the birds.

The Herald and The Lantern

Spring Gardening

(From Page I)

WITH SPRING just around the comer, it’s time to study the garden catalogs and order seed for - your vegetable garden Every good gardener would like to have his garden do two things: (1) be attractive and (2) produce good, high quality vegetables. But this doesn't

always happen.

Plant diseases can cause trouble. But, you can do i something ^bout this loss by selecting diseaseresistant varieties when you purchase your garden seeds. Such varieties are available for a number of vegetable crops, and seed catalogs usually state which are diseaseresistant. So check the descriptions in your seed catalogs well. These

disease resistant seeds can be one way to help boost production in your garden.

Strum, Evans To Run COURT HOUSE — Incumbent Republican Freeholder Ralph Evans and Bill Sturm Jr. have announced they will seek re-election to the county governing body this year. In a joint news release. Mr. Evans and Mr. Sturm said they would run on their records of "service to the taxpayers" and would conduct an "acquiesce, issue oriented campaign "

Delegate Seminar

Set By Demos

COURT HOUSE - The N.J. Democratic State Committee will hold an informational seminar to instruct any and all registered Democrats ort "How to Become a Delegate to the 1980 Convention" at the Cape May Democratic Headquarters, Pacific Ave. off the Parkway. 11 a.m.- Saturday,

March 1.

Assisting Democratic State Chairman, Richard Coffee, in conducting the seminar will be the Cape May County members of the Democratic State Committee, Elfreda Andrea of Ocean City and Charles Henry James of Wildwood, and a member of the Affirmative Action Committee, Nash Ingrin of

Cape May

County Chairman, Joe De Franco, a cross section of Democratic elected officials, and Democratic party leaders have been urged by the state committee .to advise rank and file Democrats throughout

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Cape May County about the seminar. According to Coffee, "Thousands of Democrats from throughout New Jersey will participate in these all important informational seminars which are being held

between February and mid-March Our purpose is to encourage full par ticipation in the activities leading up to and including the Democratic National Convention, which will be held in New York City, August 11-14."

Any interested Democrat wanting to participate in ^the seminar need only be in attendance For further information. the Democratic State Committee, 392-3367, 226 West State Street, Trenlon. N.J 08608.

THIS DISPLAY of handiwork by these students at the county vocational school was on display at the Court House office of the Cape May County Savings and l,oan in observance of Vocational Education Week Feb. 11-15.

Reminder The Herald is published on Wednesday. but all community interest news items must reach the newspaper office by the previous Thursday's mail to be considered for publication.

correctionelaboration

A story in last week’s Herald and lantern about Helen Kelly of Sea Isle City and her census committee appeared under the headline. Set Fof The Court, which should have been Set For The Count.

Sendabonnetful of sunshine with an Easter greeting card.

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