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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1967
Page
9
Green Thumb notes hydrangeas turn pink or blue based on soil aluminum availability. Lower acidity with limestone reduces aluminum, yielding light blue or pink blooms, while acid soils boost aluminum for blue flowers. Water well, provide bright light, and consider pots for hardy outdoors.
Munich dispatch reports Radio Free Europe noting the Polish government urges citizens to diversify vegetables. Fourty vegetables are in season in Poland but cabbage alone accounts for about 40 percent of consumption, with onions nine percent and cucumbers beets and tomatoes totaling ten percent.
George E. Creed describes glass panels for sun wind and privacy barriers noting light control with color choices. Emphasizes proper support for windy areas concrete foundations cedar or redwood framing and moisture control. Shows use in board fences and advises aluminum nails to prevent rust and staining. Includes a brief Q A on narcissus bulbs and organic versus inorganic fertilizers.
In Columbia the annual Band Auction is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in the Co popa Elementary School auditorium. Proceeds fund contest fees and band instruments. Auctioneers Bob Rundle and Don Standen offer appliances knick knacks canned goods dishes furniture jewelry baked goods and antiques. An early bird sale runs 5 to 7 p m in the auditorium. Refreshments available in the cafeteria before and during the sale.
Elyria Chronicle Telegram dated Friday March 31 1967 reports local news, civic notices, and weather from Elyria Ohio with brief items on community events, school updates, and regional developments.
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