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H/10/1974-2-

Hussman's names were placed on the Committee.

There was no appointed reader, and Mary
Moore Miller gave us excerpts from a leaflet
put out by the League of Women Voters
stressing the importance of inter planning
between the County and Federal Agencies, many
of which have located in large Complexes in
Montgomery County. The population is growing
and plans for job channeling should be made.
Communities should conform without losing
their identities.

Sylvia Woodward began her Forethought
with the following admonition: "What you
do or don't do will show you up: The
advice that followed was to spray and
bring in houseplants; spray roses into winter,
trim pyracanthers; fill bare spots in lawn;
add to compost pile. Poinsettias like a temperature
of 58°> to 65°. Plant pansy plants. Plant seeds
of lettuce, radishes, spinach, portulaca,
larkspur, etc.

A.D. Farquhar reported in his
Climatologist report that the High for the
last month had been 84° on Sept. 12^th
the low 37° on the 25^th. Av. Hi was 72°,
Av. lo 55°. 4.54 inches of rain had fallen
on 13 days. Douglas than read us some