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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1981
Page
6
Amateur lawn care note outlines sod webworm symptoms from spring patches to July damage, nocturnal feeding, and detection via soapy water and birds. It also describes grub signs including brown patches, loose turf, timing in late spring and early fall, and rules for treatment with grubs.
A local nurseryman Mike Ward notes recurring lawn pests with unusual bird and mole activity. The report details grubs chilches and billbugs symptoms, habitat, and control steps using diazinon and baygon, with notes on turf damage and seasonality. Hoe down occurs every other Friday.
Kansas State University extension horticulturist Chuck Marr warns against shallow watering and improper reuse of household wastewater. He advises about one inch of water weekly for most crops and deeper, less frequent watering for large roots, plus mulching and avoiding disposal-waste water on edible plants.
Lamaze childbirth classes for couples due in August and September start Monday June 8 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. The six week course led by Mrs Monte Mathias covers labor breathing relaxation and concentration tasks for delivery plus roles of husband, breastfeeding, and newborn care. Class size limited to six couples, enrollment at 277 2219, cost 30. Grandparenting talk followed by a July 27 salad supper.
Extension clothing advisor Marilyn Stryker warns camp wear takes a toll on clothes and outlines musts. Pack sturdy, easy care garments you can layer for varying temps, with denim or gabardine jeans handling rough use and hiking boots for rocky terrain. Include sun and rain protection and lightweight cotton options for cooling.
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