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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1976
Page
12
A guide from Guilford County Agricultural Agents outlines types of shade trees deciduous and evergreen their growth factors and suitability for different climates. It covers planting timing soil and site considerations root systems nursery stock versus field dug trees transplanting methods and professional help for large trees. It emphasizes choosing well adapted native species and balance of faults and strengths for urban landscapes.
A home formula for erasing blackboards uses two cups vinegar one cup powdered detergent and one gallon water. Mix detergent and vinegar into the water wash with a sponge and rinse for a clean slate. Store safely and label ingredients. Write to THE FORMULA BOOK in care of The Enterprise Box 1009 High Point NC 27261.
Oswald and James Jacoby analyze a 1930 match hand where South opens one spade and hearts are led. The play demonstrates the advantage of reopening notrump after one spade and pass, with East holding about 10 to 15 points and a clear path to the contract.
City of High Point public notices announce a hearing on closing an unopened section of Troy Street and a proposed amendment to create fifteen Conditional Use Districts. The sessions occur in November 1976 with details on timing, location, and participation.
The Guilford County Commissioners will hold a December 1976 zoning hearing at 9:00 AM in the Commissioners' Room to consider amendments. The proposals rezone properties from Residential or Industrial to various districts, including parcels on Edgefield Road No. 68 and New Garden Road, and near Franklin Street and Arcadia Drive. Residents may attend and be heard.
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