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Newspaper
Hillside Times
Location
Hillside, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1963
Page
7
In Saint Louis area notes a gardener, Schoenlau, 65, has raised a dozen pineapples from tops planted in a greenhouse 18 months ago. He started with a dozen fresh pineapples last year and uses peat moss sand and agastine in 10 inch pots before moving plants outdoors.
Two 8 by 10 Axminster rugs in rose and blue offered with a walnut dining room table and pads. Call EL 2-9855 for details and pricing.
Flash Cleaners Ince at 1398 Liberty Aves was welcomed as a member of the National Institute of Drycleaning IID. The institute, with over 8500 plants in the U S and 42 foreign countries, offers bulletins on procedures fabrics and care tips plus access to independent research tests and testing facilities at its Silver Springs Maryland headquarters.
The restored 1870 landmark house in 8T. George Utah will reopen after work by the State Parks Commission. Brigham Young, famed Utah colonizer and second president of the LDS Church, spent winters there until his death in 1877.
The world land speed record of 394.2 mph was set at Bonneville Salt Flats in 1947 by John R. Cobb of England. The mark stands despite attempts to beat it by Mickey Thompson, Donald Campbell, and others in recent years.
Florence Dwyer presents Deborah Christie of Fanwood with House Concurrent Resolution 117 inspired by a fourth grader's letter. The bill would observe the 4 July anniversary by ringing bells across the country at the hour the Declaration was signed.
San Francisco may transfer an “invisible monastery” hidden behind the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park to a Buddhist congregation in Middlebar near Jackson California. Mayor George Christopher asked museum trustees if they would release the gift from William Randolph Hearst for use by Buddhists.
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