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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1977

Page

12

Living with Plants Show to Include Informational Booths

Five booths will provide tips on conserving water and energy and fighting powdery mildew on roses at the Living with Plants Show March 17–20 in Phoenix Civic Plaza. Exhibitors include the Arizona Commission of Agriculture and Horticulture, Maricopa County Extension Service, University of Arizona, Desert Botanical Garden, ALCA, ANA, plus films and lectures on energy savings and indoor plant care.

Phoenix ‘Civic Plaza Lex Connelly Arizona Commis Sion of Agriculture and Horticulture Maricopa County Extension Service University of Arizona Desert Botanical Garden Arizona Landscape Contractors’ Association ALCA Arizona Nurserymen’s Association ANA Dick Lambert

Smoke detectors booklet from Commerce Department informs buyers

The National Bureau of Standards publishes a free pamphlet "Smoke Detectors What they Are and How they Work" to aid homeowners choosing and placing detectors. It explains ionization and photoelectric types, notes minimal hazard from ionization materials, cites rising US sales from 50,000 in 1972 to eight million last year, and mentions local mandates for new homes and apartments. Copies available by writing Detectors, Consumer Information Center, Pueblo, Colorado.

Commerce Department National Bureau of Standards Consumer Information Center Pueblo Colo

Room decor ideas for a feminine attic bedroom

A Copley News Service feature offers two décor sketches. One suggests a feminine attic bedroom using spearmint green carpet and yellow-green wallpaper with a quilt as focal inspiration, plus a canopy effect, stenciled shades, and rustic antique furnishings. The second advises a rustic family room with rust rug, combining rust blue and off-white, heavy furniture, bare or wood woven window treatments, and sturdy chairs for a comfortable, lived in look.

Barbara Hartung Copley News Services Abby Carer Bobbi Stuart

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Earthworms Indicate Soil Fertility Levels

Absence of earthworms signals low soil fertility. Scientists say worms thrive in well drained, fertile soils and mainly aid in humus formation and aeration. They may slightly reduce nutrient content as they digest resources, so low worm counts imply fertilizer may be needed.

Careful Scheduling for Floor Refinishing

Proper planning saves money during floor refinishing by coordinating room clearing and tool rental. Schedule furniture removal drapes nails and baseboard access before sanding, learn drum sander paper attachment, and use coarse to fine grits in order with the edger following the same sequence to avoid grooves.

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