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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1968
Page
16
Dahlias can be started indoors from seed or rooted cuttings and planted outdoors after the last spring frost. Use sandy loam, keep soil moist, enrich with manure or fertilizer, stake tall plants, space 3 to 4 feet, pinch to encourage side branching, and tie to stakes as growth requires.
Sixteen members of Pi Beta Mu at Lorain County Community College will attend a state meeting in Columbus Sunday and Monday for Ohio chapters of the professional business management fraternity. Four locals seek state nomination for national offices while competing in merchandising and retailing contests with $30 scholarships for first place. First and second place winners go to the national convention in Chicago in April. Other attendees include Richard Lohiser Henry Halbaub Charlene Romans Ray Cioffi Gail Master Carl Galzerano Frank Gentile Norman Dull Judy Repic Dave Kaszubinski Ed Montgomery Ruth Ann Schmidt.
Five divisional chairmen of the 19% Heart Fund drive have been appointed by Jack E. Zagrans. Lorain County campaign chairman Remington Arms to now has safety color coding on its various gauge shotgun shells. The 12 gauge remains green and Peters 12 gauge shells stay blue. The 20 gauge under each name will be bright yellow to avert dangerous shell insertion. Divisions and chairmen include Industrial Eric Nord Amherst, General Business Mrs John Zakowski Lorain, Special Gifts Frank Bolmeyer Lorain, Clubs and Organizations Mrs Robert Rowlands Lorain, Special Events Mrs Edward Gradisek Lorain. Division solicitation will be mailed in February Heart Month. County business and professional people will be urged to advance the fight against the number one health problem.
After North signals queen of hearts, play the heart suit with care. Lead a small heart from the table to establish the suit and force South to produce a heart honor or ruff. If South rebuks, ruff a minor to maintain communication. If safe, draw trumps, then crossruff to set up winners. Maintain tempo to avoid giving away a ruff and discard losers on established suits.
North leads hearts queen then jack to South. With West showing hearts and spade strength, plan to establish diamonds and avoid giving away tricks. Start by ruffing or establishing diamonds if possible, count entries, and play to maximize winner. Focus on timing the diamond stops to prevent reads and maintain control.
The article outlines two main play lines for a bridge hand. The preferred plan wins more often by diamonds, with a 68 percent chance of four notrumps, versus a 30 percent chance with a spade finesse. It also describes a dummy reversal tactic to avoid a spade loser and maximize the chances of success. Copenhagen, Denmark. The piece notes Copenhagen as the first port in Scandinavia and eighth in Europe.
A reader shares tomato seedling tricks using a sand peat soil mix baked, then grown in a wax milk carton with layered soil. The note covers grafting, loganberries and hybrids like Boysenberry and Youngberry, trellis growing, soil care, and pest tips for houseplants.
A Bay Village reader asks whether to treat fence posts or plant them untreated. Advice favors treating posts at a small cost to extend life to about 20 years. Additional tips cover potato fragments aiding planting, and methods to force morning glory blooms through seed prep, soil care, and rotation to avoid disease.
Charles E. Winch of Cortland became the first non resident to win Pennsylvania’s Triple Trophy big game award from the Keystone State game division. He hunted a wild turkey a black bear and a buck deer on the opening day of each season, all within Elk County.
Officials from the Izaak Walton League Ohio Division of the Game Reserve Association the Ohio Conservation Congress and the League of Ohio Sportsmen form the Conservation Council of Ohio to lobby for natural resources legislation. George Torpica of Columbus is chairman and Lex Watkins of Canon is secretary treasurer.
The article stresses clear paths and open routes to move lawn mowers wheelbarrows and trucks between areas. It warns against hedges and clutter that block circulation and urges planning interconnections so maintenance equipment can travel from front to back yard with minimal hindrance.
Sherman Adams, former Eisenhower aide and general manager at Loon Mountain, investigated steam seen from rocks on the mountain side. He found a hibernating bear and planned to flush it out in the spring.
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