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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1967
Page
3
Mulching aids weed control and stabilizes soil temperatures reducing the need for watering. When a branch is cut clean flush cuts and use a wound dressing to protect against fungi. Do not apply creosote to growing trees as it will kill them. For more, request bulletin No 83 from the County Extension Office.
Extension Agent Conrad W. Griffin explains mulch saves time and boosts garden health by preventing weeds conserving moisture keeping soil loose and reducing erosion. He lists materials such as wood shavings straw pine needles and peat moss and notes to apply a thick layer and not remove it when watering or fertilizing.
Henry Harral told New England and Canadian town and city managers that local sovereignty will yield to regional government mechanisms. He urged acceptance of regional solutions and noted state authority may push governments to join regional efforts. The gathering opened the 22nd New England Managers Institute.
Mrs Phelps Walker and son Paul of Atlanta are guests of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry M Cummings at 41 School Street for the week. Miss Ruth Randall of 10 Fort Hill Ave will return to Boston after a two week vacation with her parents. she is a student nurse at the New England Baptist Hospital School of Nursing.
The Maine Division of Components introduces a new line of Minitan solid tantalum capacitors with gold plated ribbon leads. These subminiature capacitors are designed for rectangular cross sections and offer solderable or weldable ribbon leads for use with hybrid and monolithic integrated circuits.
A brief natural history note reports the European warbler undertakes a long migration from Scandinavia to southern Africa. The short item appears amid miscellaneous classified or want ad content in the periodical.
April 5 and Cheryl Libby of Wheaton enjoy snacks from a bench view of the Ocean Park events at Old Orchard Beach. The girls, daughters of Mr and Mrs Donald Libby, feed their appetites as the sea air stirs hunger.
Local observers report numerous aurora borealis displays this year, with sightings concentrated over central Hudson and northern Ray areas. Spectators note strong green curtains and multiple inclinations, suggesting heightened geomagnetic activity and clear night skies aided visibility.
The term Okefenokee is an Native American name interpreted as and of the trembling earth, reflecting its linguistic heritage and landscape.
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