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H/10/1937 -3- \3

Frederick McReynolds, the assistant
meteorologist gave a report
in the absence of Henry Nichols
from the neighborhood.

The October meeting of the
Community Council is to be an
open one for the discussion of
Zoning & it is hoped all interested
will attend.

Questions - Our hostess
Emmeline Hill waqs told that
it may be as much as
seven years before pine trees
bear cones & if of the Scotch
variety, will never have them.

The last of October or first of
November before the ground
freezes is a good time to plant
tulips.

Peat moss and chicken manure
applied to lawns give good results.

Grape vines can be trimmed
when dormant in the fall if
they can not be done in the spring.

It is thought it was too late to sow spinach.

It will not hurt to have the