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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1969-11-27, Page 2New 11.91.1y1 Bilakes Debut When When people think of Christirr,s,' they think of holly, with its thick, glossy, spiny -leaves and bright red berries. R.A. Fleming, Horticultural Research Institute of Ontario, Vineland Station, has been experimenting with an Asiatic variety, q tile unlike the familiar holly in appearance. Although the Asiatic holly has red berries. the leaves are small, almost square. Instead of the usual seven or more points on the leaf the Asiatic he 'y has four distinct points. Mr.' Fleming explains that this .type of holly grows well in the Vineland area. where it has been grown under vari ous weather and soil conditions. It is usually planted in the spring .arut harvested in December, fl.rticultural societies in the Niagara Peninsula have shown interest in the small-leafed holly, reports Mr: Fleming. He feels that if• hardiness i.an be mo in- tained, nurseries will be able to prom ,,te and sell it. "Hardiness in holly depends on a well-established root system • in a deep. well-drained soil." he says. • .and in our climate. prote.ctico from the prevailing ..,:inter Winds." Mr. Fleming. explains that in order to be really useful, wired~, for' nurseries or home gardens or for growing in public areas, ' the . Asiatic holly must adapt readily to climatic conditions, especially possible winter ". extremes. filikaraMe. Donald G. Eaton Insurance. Agency Limited Office in Masonic Block Main Street Phone 527-1610 Seaforth allamollinarsalliMarmannlemellieset HAUGH Equipment 1 Mil* East of Brucefield -- Phone 527.01311 41_1.?._ 1 4' 2 7 5 6 Ati 151 A ELITE XL-12 cuts 12" logs in 10 seconds fells trees up to 3' in diameter Weighs only 112 lbs (less PitliclerlW and Prtlagpia. T4e couple will live in Caahawa. Prior to her marriage the bride, was entertaindd at show- ers given by Mrs. Dale Sinclair, Don Mills; Mrs. p. Davey and Miss Lily Yoshida. at ,the home of Mrs. Karen St. John, Osh- awa; Mrs. Marie Thompson )shawa; Mrs. Lloyd Widdes at the home of 1Virs.Joan Nicklin, Midland; Mrs. Sharon Reedy at the home of Mrs. Murray Deb- eau, Puietanguishene. The couple was 'also enter- tained at° the Oshawa Golf and Country club by the bride's em• - ployer, Dr. J. Langmaid and staff. • - With every $3.00 purchase you get a chance or. a Eur- L DRAW valued at $114,00 - - opean style 12 gunge shot- gun, -- Hundreds of fine used guns all at„ savings from 10 to 5070 criuttiing goo& oi f FREE stEwood, IE IF' S CLINTON'- ONTARIO 54 V FIRST LADY "M"-13 lewels. 105 rolled gold plate 4 diamonds, faceted crystal. adjustable bracelet yellow 53808Y. III white 53809W. 309.95 LADY PETITE "E"-23 leviels, 10K rolled gold weir. 4 diamonds, faceted crystal Shock resistant, antimagnetic, unbreeka ble mainspring. Black silk cord. In yellow 535845. 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' The bride-wore a white crepe dress featuring anfampire bodice in a lattice-work design, with Tarchon lace trim on the neck- line,, and full three-quarter length sleeves ending in wide miffs. Her Watteau train was lace trim- med ' to match. she wore a shoulder-length veil and Carried a cascade pi' white gladioli . Matron of honor Mrs. sister Carol Jamieson, sister of the bride. 'Her D scree green velvet ankle length skirt was: topped by an eggshell crepe bod- ice. the three-quarter length sleevea... ending in wide cuffs of green velvet, -matching the velvet Pater Pan Cellar and tply but- tons .on the bodice front. She wore a band of small velvet bows of greee, eggshell, orange and yellow in her hair and car- ried a cascade of bronze 'mums and wheal. At;epding the bride as brides- maids were Mt s. Sharon Reedy., Mrs. Kay Megaw, Mrs. Jane Mcss. - all friends of the bride and Miss Ruth Dunlop, the bride's cousin. Attendants were gowuedidentically to the mat- ron of honor. Bast man was Mike Piancke and the ushers were James Spiers, Rob Ethier,Nor- man Jamieson, the bride's brother-in-law and Alan Dens- ham, the grbom's brother. The reception for 1'0 vests was held in St. Paul's United Church hall, followed by dinner and a dance. The bride's mother receiv the guests wearing a lime gre,en silk worsted coat and dress ensem-ble, featuring a hand- beaded collar, matching feather hat and a yellow rose corsage. Tile groom's mother wore an off-white lace dress, mink stole ' and red rose corsage. For her honeymoon to Ber- muda, the bride chose a two- piece burgundy suit with grey blouse and accessories, and a corsage of yellow 'mums. Out-of-town guests attend- ed the, wedding from Windsor, Chapleau, Fort William, Seaforth, Ki ngston, Oshawa, Tor- onto, Blyth, Stratford, Chatham. St. Catharines, Burford, Mill- bank, London, Cooksville, INSUR Auto, Fire, Li • Does dozens of woodcutting chores. • Perfectly balanced for .easy handling. 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