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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1972
Page
4
The home office shifts from a luxury to a daily requirement as families handle more paperwork from tax records to schoolwork. Experts say space and simple equipment matter, with small setups like 5 by 4 feet workable for four members, using corners, closets, or under stairs.
Barbara Hartung Q asks for color and furnishing advice for a blue themed living room with gold accents and a bedroom with blond wood. A designer cautions against over-antiquing and suggests a monochrome wallpaper, deeper bedspread tones, and green carpeting as options.
A reader asks about sofa and chair colors to complement red lamps. The columnist suggests using blue and red velvet for the sofa with a solid red chair to tie red and blue through the room and match walls and lamps.
University of Arizona extension engineer says pump every three to five years or when one third of the liquid in the tank is sludge. Ted Welchert recommends a ground level two inch pipe for inspection and notes most failures come from lack of regular cleaning and maintenance.
Ivan J. Shields of the University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service will discuss fall and organic gardening and timing for planting at a free public lecture. The session is Sept 30 at 3 p.m. in the Scottsdale library auditorium.
Los Angeles reports Bernard Gelbert earning fees up to 2 million for planning interiors of Palm Beach and Southampton homes. He stresses taste over money, urges even small budgets to consult an interior decorator, and favors color, beige and white. He notes modern tastes, auctions for affordable antiques, and the growing scarcity of fine objects.
University of Arizona plant pathologist Fred Gray warns fire blight is the main disease of pyracantha in Arizona. Prune out blighted limbs promptly, disinfect tools with a 10 percent bleach solution, and apply three sprays at full bloom petal fall and late bloom using copper, Agrimycin 17, and streptomycin products when temperatures exceed 65 degrees.
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