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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1966
Page
11
A short AP News item highlights gardening and landscaping advice for home lifers. It covers lawn care basics, seasonal planting ideas, and simple improvements to boost curb appeal.
Two vegetables receive awards Gold Nugget squash earns silver and Butter King lettuce bronze after testing across Canada United States and Mexico. Gold Nugget is a late fall squash from North Dakota producing 5 to 8 fruits per plants with orange flesh. Butter King is a vigorous White Boston type lettuce bred in Israel and improved for heat sun resistance and bolt delay.
Raymond S. Brown of USDA Soil Conservation Service warns home buyers and builders to assess site soils before construction. Unstable soils can cause settlement cracks and drainage issues leading to damp basements and septic problems. The service conducts soil surveys with Ohio agencies and the Agricultural Research and Development Center.
Sheffield Lake Brookside High School boys ensemble earns top marks at state Sting. Kindergarten registration opens Monday with districts scheduling sessions at Lee White and four elementary schools. Parents must bring birth certificates immunization records. Registration times vary by location with no kindergarten classes on signup day.
United Press International notes the first apartment house described as such was constructed in 1869 in New York City marking an early milestone in urban housing.
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