Portable awning fabric offers outdoor privacy solution
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1967
Page
10
Delays Lie About Bermuda Mites and Lawn Care Timing
Garden note urges prompt diazanon spraying for Bermuda mites during the first two weeks of August to protect roots and allow lush fall growth. Details lawn mowing, fertilizing, signs of mite damage, and a plan for panel awnings using Weblon fabric with Dacron coating for outdoor privacy and season extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Colorful garden palettes for spring and summer planting
The text describes creating two color schemes by season. For spring plant spring-flowering shrubs and bulbs in drifts. For summer emphasize green backgrounds with white flowers and add warm accents such as marigolds and poppies along with dahlias gladiolas and roses. It advises natural cedar or weathered silver fencing to let greens stand out.
Officer Henry Howe denied third appeal in contempt case
The Court of Military Appeals rejected Lt. Henry Howe's appeal for a third time in a contempt of the President case. Howe, who protested President Johnson in El Paso Texas, was convicted and sentenced to one year hard labor and dismissal. The court had previously denied petitions in 1966 and 1967 and held oral arguments on June 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Court of Military Appeals
Henry Howe
Johnson
el Paso
Tex
Berkeley offers new Contemporary Natural Science Course
In Berkeley California the Contemporary Natural Science Course debuts on the UC campus. It abandons traditional math and lab emphasis and instead stresses the unity of physics chemistry and biology for non-science students as a successful first term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
UPD
University of California
Begonias Perk Dark Places
Brighten shady porches with hanging tuberous begonias in red and pink. Suspend pots from a tree limb or porch edge for fast color in the shade. provide direct sun only in mornings and water frequently with a fine spray.
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