What’s Cooking
Whose Over-alls?
By PHYLLIS GREENWAY
     MRS. MURPHY had a problem. There they were in her chowder, and even with the shouting, (and they shouted all the louder!) she must have had to start again. We all know that Potatoes would appear in that pot, that being the Irish starch that held “body and soul together”.
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Keeping In Touch
Keeping In Touch Signs of Spring
By CHRISTINE BARNES
     THE GRASSES lie crisp and brown in the fields here in northern Florida. The trees seem eternally stuck in barenaked. It has been a cold, wet winter, but its stingy grip on the area is slipsliding away.
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The Gardening Guy
Fixing Storm Damage
By HENRY HOMEYER
     RECENTLY a fierce wind blew through much of northern New England leaving behind a swath of downed and damaged trees. In places the damage was so severe that it looked as if a tornado had come through. This is a good time to look at your trees to determine why some suffered and others did not, and what you can do to prevent future damage.
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