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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-11-26, Page 1911 Pesfs house at pe�anis Exchange h . at Thames Road Here's how t0fighf me When .a house plant becomes infested with insects or mites, isolate it from the other plants. That's the first step, Then treat t a r •� a accordun to these suggestions from Ontario Department of Agriculture specialists. Scale insects — They are flat, oval or circular and covered with a hard, smooth scale, Wash smooth -leaved plants with soapy water to remove scales. Add 2 teaspoons of 4O% nicotine sul- phaleto a h gallon of wash. Use a clo or a soft -bristled brush, Aphids—Nicotine sulphate and soap is also effective for the control of aphids. Malathion may also be used, but not in the house. Take the plants outside for treatment. Two -spotted spider mite—Try liquid rotenone concentrate, era - mite or malathion against this tiny mite. Cyclamen mite — This mite causes curled leaves. African violets and cyclamen are the favorite stamping grounds. Mal. athion is effective. Use the manufacturer's dosages. Mcalybugs—These bug;; look Tells experiences on overseas trip Mrs, George Rether described; her experiences on a recent .trip to Europe to the Exeter unit of I;'WTAO in Exeter Public School Wednesday night. Conference reports on curricu- lum planning and reading sur- veys were given by Mrs. Cliff Jory and Mrs. Dick Jermyn. Mrs. Ralph Batten was in charge of the meeting. �S I u t likeb't. S t AfcptOl t batting. 1 t Li. d dg Control them by applying 5prh alcohol with .a tiny paint brush' to the groups of bugs them., I . ,$eves. Don,te g t an, on the plant. The nicotine sulphate - soap treatment may also be used here, Whiteflies .-- Spray the plants' With $O% DDT powder (3 t; ble-j spoons per gallon of wafer), 1 Apply at 10 -day intervals. Don't use on Kalanchoc, I Springtails — These aro the little creatures that bop abqut; the soil surface. Use lindane or ;chlordane dust on the plant soli :for control, One good thing to remember:l ! when new house plants arc brought to the home, keep them in a separate place until you, are sure that they are insect-' free. Proper storage protects clothes Despite the continued warm weather late in the fall this year, it's a safe bet you won't be needing summer things again this year. They should be stored properly now; before the snow boots, woolens and aur coats need the space they're occupy- ing in clothes closets and draw. ers. Specialists with the 1I o 'in c Economics Service of the On- tario Department of Agriculture have this to say about storing the straw sandals, slippers and bags so popular in recent years. They should he clean and this can be done with soap or deter- gent and water. Don't s a tura 1 e them with water. — use the thick, foamy part of the suds and a soft brush. Wipe off the suds, rinse carefully with a clean, damp cloth and dry with a saft,- absorb- ent cloth such as an old Turk- ish towel. Stuff both shoes and hags with paper, being careful not to push them out of shape. Some, though not all, white plastic bags and belts clean up well with the same• soap and water treatment. The important thing is to use water sparingly and keep the lining dry. Bags made of synthetics should wash tve11, though there is some danger of the lining shrinking. Beach toys, bathing caps and shoes of rubber are apt to stick together during storage. Wash and dry them well, then dust both the inside and out with a fine coating of talcum powder be- fore wrapping to store. Starched cottons provide a real feast for silver fish, certain beetles and other pests. So wash these, dry thoroughly and then store unstarched. Be certain the clothes are bone dry before stor- ing, since damp clothes mildew very quickly. Woolen bathing suits should be clean and sealed in tightly clos- ed bags, to be safe from moths. �AT YOUR GROCER'S NEW PACK ASK FOR •IT D�M!R'ys"r'AL PURE SUGAR CANADA AND DOMINION .SUGAR COMPANY, LTD, CHATHAM This 'n That —. Continued from, page 18 Crisp Oatmeal Bars sn cup butter, melt and add 1 cup brown sugar. Bring to boil but do not carmelize. Add '.a teaspoon of soda and 1 heaping tbl. all-purpose flour and 2 cups coarse oatmeal, Mix• web. Sprinkle on cookie sheet anri bake at 300 degrees for 12 to 15 minutes. Cut in bars while warm. Mrs, Leslie Adams gave a recipe for walnut and cornflake macaroons which is easy to make, she says, Walnut and Cornflake Macaroons 2 egg whites beaten stiff to which gradually add 1 cup gran- ulated sugar. Fold in 1/2 cup wal- nuts, e/2 cup coconut, 1 tp. vanilla and pinch of salt. Drop by teaspoons on buttered tin and bake in 325 degree oven until baked and slightly brown - cd. This makes 11 dozen large or 2 dozen smaller macaroons, The story in Sunshine' By MRS. WILLIAM DICKEY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kirkby and family of Zion East visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Rodd and family. Mrs. Lawrence Beckett and daughters Jaqueline and Geral- dine attended the Santa Claus parade in London on Saturday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johns were Mrs. Will. Rollins and Mr. Sam Rol- lins of London, also Mr. Nor- man Johns, Dorothy and Johnny of. Ilderton. Kinettes donate $100toCAS The Exeter Kinette club mem• bers on Monday night attended the Exeter Lyric Theatre as the social part of their meeting. A short business session was held during the lunch at the Burkley Restaurant at which $100 was voted to the Children's Aid Society, Goderich and also a donation of used children's clothing. Kinette Mrs. John' Burke pre- sented Mrs. Don Robertson with a baby spoon in honor of her baby daughter, Julia. The draw was won by past president; Mrs. Ray Frayne. marriage June Chalmers Bor- land, .daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles. Borland, ,Exeter and john Roland Hodgins, son of Mr and Mrs, Roland 110d 5i n s , Lobo, at the Thames Ruad manse .on Saturday, November 14 at 4 p.m. The bride, chose for her wed- ding a waltz -length gown 01 white imported embroidered or- ganza over satin with pleated peau-de-spie cummerbund lea - Wring a large bow at back, A matching crow» held her linger tip veil and she carried a white Bible crested with a mauve or- chid. r was Carol Gill M Nei..s from Saintsbu.ry. By MRS. HEBER DAVIS Celebrates birthday ' Mr. and Mrs, Don Maguire, Leroy, and Dennis were Satur- day evening guests witt Mr. and Mrs. Earl, Greenlee for a birtn- day dinner for Leslie Greenlee who was observing his •eighth. birthday. on Thursday evening Leslie's grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Greenlee and Mr, and Mrs, Heber Davis paid a 3ur- p'rise call with a birthday cake and gifts. Personal items Mr. and Mrs, 1 »rvey Latta, Carol, Kenny and David .were 1 Sunday guests with Mr, and rs. Earl Atkinson. Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Green- lee visited with the former's mo- ther, 'Mrs. A, Greenlee, Brills - ley and with Mr. and Mrs. Roy !Ilodgins on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. R. Tindall and David McFalls spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. A, Tindall, Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs, Harry Carroll and Mrs. Clarence Davis visited their aunt, Mrs. Will .Carroll at ,St. Joseph's hospital on Friday and also visited Mrs. Gerry Van- derhoek and called to see the former's mother, Mrs. Hugh , Carroll, at Masouvilla Hospital. l Michael Davis was Xrayed at South Huron Hospital on Satur- the He accidently ma swallobuckle on �;ac or,y Trailned the tongue of a small buckle on 11, Friday evening, There were no complications. Mechanics Grand fiend, niece of the bride, wearing a waltz.length gown of green crystalebte styled simi- larly to the bride's, She car- ried pink roses. Terry Hodgins, Lobo, was groomsman for his brother, A reception was held in the church parlors where the bride's mother wore a figural wool sheath with turquoiseac- cessories and yellow muln cor- sage and the grooms' mother chose an autumn green wool chess with brown accessories and corsage of yellow hums. For travelling the bride changed to a figured silk sheath dress with blue topcoat and win- ter white accessories and pink rose corsage. Mr, and Mils, Hodgins will make their home in Exeter. • I Mr. and Mrs. Ilarry Carroll ellacrtained Mr. and Mrs. Ron Carroll to .a birthday dinner last Tuesda .Ars. Ron Carcoll was observing her birthday• I Mr. and Mrs. Maurice McDon- ald, Luean, and Mr. and Mrs. 1 Heber Davis were weekend guests With Mr. one Mrs. Harry Noels and family, Springfield. On Saturday evening they at -1 I tended a euchre at the Qddfel• ��'�jj�• /'� /� lows Lodge, Aylmer. Mrs, 1111;• SPECIAL OFFER! Donald was winner of ladies lone hands prize. On Sunday they attended service at TrirrOy Anglican Church, St. Thomas, where Rev. M. 11. Griffin is ret; - tor and visited at the rectory. Mrs. Ron Carroll, Mrs. Earl Atkine. ou, 1121,.. Maurice AicDon- aid, Mrs. W. J. Diekins awl Mrs. licher Davis, members of St. I"'tit ks S.u�nt � y e B s 1 � sb `; A rp r a- u y , tended the Christmas bazaar and tea at Litean United Church Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. lion Carroll The 'T-imes-Advocate, NovoMber 20 :,1959 Pam 1#., were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Mullins, London and visited with their grand- mother, Mrs. Hugh Carroll .a pa- tient at Masanvibe Hospital and attended evening service atCan- , teal Baptist Church, I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Atkin - soh and family were Thursday evenin; gestwith Mr, and , Mrs. Bert Wren, Hensall. j Mr. and Mrs. George Atkinson and .Sandra were Sttaday .gue►,eta with Mrs. Atkinson's parept$p Mr. and Mrs, Whitehead, Lucas. Mrs. Gerry Vanderhoek anti baby boy Of RR 1 Luean, rer. turned home from hospital aie Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Eati Greenlee had dinner for them at toeir. borne. Other guests ,w er e Mr. and Mrs. Marlene V. nares: ;a tbal and Tarty and Mr, Marlene '° Vanderhoek. 'Learners of God' choose executive Misses Judy Mason and San- dra Walper were elected pre- I sidents of the "Learners of God" young people's class of James Streett,Sunday School on. , Past President is Robert Down; secretary, Louise ltoc-1 key; treasurer, William Batten. Mrs. M, C. Fletcher is teacher of the class and last Sunday showed the class and the adult class, pictures taken on her re- cent trip particularly in Ger-1 many, Poland and Russia. 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