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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
10
The annual pancake and sausage jamboree sponsored by the Elyria Township Fire Department will be Sunday from 8 am to 4 pm at the fire station Griswold Rd between Rt 57 and Lake Ave. Tickets may be purchased from any fire department member or at the door. Proceeds will purchase equipment for the station.
Homeowners are urged to inspect shade trees for leaf eaters, especially early caterpillars that hatch on trunks and branches. Early detection allows prompt spraying with approved insecticides to protect foliage and avoid extensive damage. Larger trees may require a powered sprayer and professional help. Local notices report service members and family moves amid wider wartime deployments and training updates.
Service personnel commissioned and assigned to bases including Lackland San Antonio and Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls. Names include Stephen Hopkins Oberlin Okinawa aircraft mechanic Pacific Air Forces and David Bowen Dover Delaware refrigeration specialist. Marines Thomas Cantu Lorain and Richard Curtis aboard USS Samuel B Roberts and USS Richard Edwards departed San Diego for Vietnam duty aboard destroyer USS Richard Edwards.
The 1966 AARS winners Matterhorn American Heritage and Apricot Nectar will lead the rose parade and be displayed in 125 public gardens. Matterhorn white with sunrise yellow centers Apricot Nectar apricot blooms and broad bushy plants three feet tall American Heritage cream to ivory blooms with scarlet edges. All three are rust mildew and black spot resistant and widely available through garden centers nurseries and mail order providers in the US and Canada.
The US Conference of Mayors urged immediate funding of 24 billion dollars to launch a broad urban renewal program. Major Neal Blaindell of Honolulu pressed a Senate housing subcommittee to approve the administration's demonstration cites plan, proposing 24 billion over six years with 12 million for planning in fiscal 1967.
County Extension Agent James H Lambird explains how to judge leftover pesticides by reading labels and checking contents. Safe disposal methods include deep burial or landfill. The article also covers dead arm disease in grape vines, pruning and Bordeaux spray guidelines, and tips on choosing sprays versus dusts for disease control.
George Abraham answers a reader from Elyria about peppers failing to set fruit. He explains that plant spacing does not affect pollination and that water loss from heat winds causes bud and bloom drop. Weather, not cross pollination, governs fruit set. He offers a guide on growing big peppers.
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