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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
4
The annual China aster known as callistephus chinensis offers many forms and colors prized for summer blooms and cut flowers while the michaelmas daisy provides a hardy perennial option from late summer to fall. Care notes warn against overwatering and replanting in the same spot.
Two commercial pilots reported seeing what appeared to be an undersea eruption about 70 miles west of Hong Kong. Captain P. R. Holden of Civil Air Transport observed a yellowish green patch about 200 yards wide while Captain L. Newly of Pan American World Airways radioed in that he also saw an underwater eruption.
A brief note lists a property offered at 18500 dollars described as possibly a boarding house located two blocks from town. The fragment notes the price and distance.
An article explains postwar Garden chemistry simplifying pest control. It highlights three main chemicals malathion methoxychlor and captan as safe all purpose options for vegetables flowers fruit trees and roses with emphasis on labels and application methods dusting versus spraying.
Tuberous begonia seedlings brighten shady garden spots with a rainbow of colors. Plant in complete shade in hot interior valleys, or morning and late afternoon sun on coastal plains. Use well drained soil with peat moss mixes, water moderatly, and feed when leaves turn upward. Seedlings come in orange apricot red salmon pink yellow with blooms five to eight inches across.
The Markham women's club in the suburbs of Chicago awarded certificates today to 25 girls and one boy who completed the club’s babysitting school program. The graduation highlighted the completion of the course aimed at teaching childcare and basic supervision skills.
The Ukiah Municipal swimming pool opens Sunday at 1 p.m. as the summer season starts. Recreation Director Stan Stafford seeks volunteers with water safety training to handle crowds and a Red Cross instructor may be unavailable due to a pool accident. Volunteers are encouraged to contact Stafford or write to the city recreation department.
The Mayflower II crew began unloading 92 treasure chests weighing up to 500 pounds each. Items valued at about 200000 include construction chips and snuff boxes destined for American stores. Captain Villiers restricts visitors. 50000 tourists observed arrival earlier.
James R Chess apologizes for comments on smoking and youth behavior after a June article. He urges resignations at the high school and wants greater public involvement in the high school board and district affairs.
Six moonshiners in Greensboro North Carolina started serving federal prison terms after failing to avoid prosecution. They offered protection money to a deputy sheriff and employed a federal revenue agent as a still hand.
The Ukiah public library begins weekly summer story hours on Thursday June 20 at 2 p.m in the Young People's room. Mrs Roderick A Shippey will tell stories and the program will include recordings magic shows and a dog obedience exhibition for grammar school children.
Ukiah high school graduates of 1947 will be honored at a Laurel Dell lodge reunion this Saturday. Dora Weselsky Schumacher suggested air publicity and KCBS host Guy Scherney agreed to feature favorite tunes from the class on his program.
Grand Haven Michigan report notes three Wildron brothers aged 19 have enlisted or been drafted into the services. Joel joined the Air Force, Jerry serves in the Army, and Julian is with the Navy.
Container grown shade trees can be transplanted now. Divide crowded bearded iris. Apply chlor dane or dieldrin to rid the garden of earwigs ants and fawn moths. Do not remove leaves from spring bulbs until they die naturally. Bedding plants such as marigolds lobelia ageratum petunias asters and zinnias provide quick color.
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