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ve. The second para-
graph, however, advised hardening
off before putting them in water.
Sometimes, the book warned, too
soft stems can rot before they have
a chance to root in the water. So I
left them overnight on the kitchen
d
prefer poor soil. I have one pitiful
little sprig left in the bed.
Unfortunately, despite my collec-
tion of gardening books, t have
learned all of this the hard way. The
balance of gardening as always pre-
;epresentat
Mauney came to Lewisburg as part
of the chartering process which the
group is now completing. She, and
guest Wanda Holland, observed a
Monday evening rehearsal and then
quizzed the on the chapter,
Dorcas Mitchell, Vice-President; Barbara Wygal (back left), Director;
Wanda Holland, Greater Gaston Chorus, North Carolina, Barbara
Mauney, Membership Development Representative for Region 14 and
member of Queen Charlotte Chorus in North Carolina.
International. love of harmony as reasons tor be-
During a brief business meeting longing. Others credited the group
newcomers roL are.
EcoTheater continues to work
with the Governor's Summer Youth
Program. Kathy and ten young
people from Greenbrier County are
in the process of writing and devel~
oping local scenes for presentation
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