Times-Advocate, 1979-04-18, Page 9Hints on buying trees, shrubs
Home gardeners can pre
vent costly mistakes by
selecting trees and shrubs
carefully, says Bob Flem
ing, Ontario Ministry of
Agriculture and Food hor
ticulturist.
First decide whether you
want to plant evergreen or
deciduous types.
Evergreens have winter
foliage, and deciduous
"plants lose foliage each
autumn.
If you are considering
plants for hedges,
remember deciduous plants
generally grow faster, and
recover faster from
damage than evergreens.
Deciduous hedges can be
pruned back periodically to
renew vigor, but evergreen
hedges cannot.
Buy trees and shrubs from
reputable local nurseries.
Local nursery staff can help
you select plants suitable for
local climate conditions.
“When selecting
deciduous trees or shrubs
•which are sold bare root,
look for plants with healthy
root systems,” says Mr.
' Fleming. “The roots should
be brightly colored and
plump.”
If you can’t examine the
roots, look at the plant
itself. Check the plant
carefully to make sure it is
not damaged.
“The wood should be
brightly colored, plump, and
pliable — not brittle,” says
Mr. Fleming.
Deciduous trees and
shrubs can be planted in
mid-April as soon as the
ground is workable.
Evergreens are usually
planted a little later, from
May to early June.
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By MRS. HEBER DAVIS
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Students at Exeter Public School held Shirt day on Thursday. Displaying their designs are (left-right)
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INTRIGUING SHIRTS
Mike Burden, Kim Murray, Darla Crawford and Doug Scott.
Brinsley UCW hold meeting .
Children stage dance for bundle
By GORDON MORLEY .
Congratulations to Mr. &
Mrs. Eric Gerber on the
arrival of their first child a
baby boy.
Brinsley United Church
Sunday School children held
a dance in Brinsley School,
Thursday night. Music was
provided by Bill Prest and
Graham Hall. Proceeds will
go to the Bunny Bundle.
Terry Lewis thanked Bill
and Graham, the guests and
the chaperones.
Mr. & Mrs. Neil
Trevithick, Brantford spent
the Easter week end with
Mr. & Mrs. Jack Trevithick.
Miss Cindy Prest, Scar
borough was home with her
parents over Easter.
Mrs. David Hall and her
two boys Eric and Andy
flew Wednesday to Van
couver, B.C. to spend a
couple of weeks with her
parents.
Miss Ruth Trevithick,
Etobicoke spent the Easter
holidays at home with her
parents.
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sch
wartz arrived home Thur
sday evening after enjoying
three and a half months
holiday in Florida.
U.C.W. Meets
’ The Brinsley'- United
Church Women held their
April meeting Thursday
night at the home of Mrs.
Wilbert Lewis with Group 2
ladies presiding. Mrs.
George Lee opened with a
reading “At Easter time,”
followed by the singing of
hymn “The head that once
was crowned.”
Mrs. Wilbert Lewis and
Viola Lewis read the
scripture readings. Mrs.
Marjorie Steeper gave a
reading “No greater love”
and Mrs. Jack Hodgson on
“My God, my God” followed
by the singing of hymn
“Crown him with many
Crowns.”
A story “They saw the
risen Christ” was given by
Mrs. George Lee. Closing
hymn “Jesus Christ has
risen today” followed by the
prayer by Mrs. Lee.
Business was conducted by
Mrs. Jack Hodgson.
Regional Rally is to be held
at Clandeboye in May. Roll
call was answered by nine
members. Group 2 ladies
served lunch.
Easter communion will be
held in Brinsley United
Church, Sunday April 22 with
the Rev. Keith Brown from
Lucan in charge and Mr.
Peter Snell will be taking the
service at Lucan and
Clandeboye.
United Church service at
Brinsiey was well attended
for Easter, The junior choir
sang for their two numbers
“Sing ye praises to the
Father,” and “That Easter
tide the joy was bright.”
Attendance pins were given
out during the service to the
children of the Sunday
School for their weekly at
tendance.
Personals
Mr. & Mrs. Joe Durand
and family were Easter
Sunday visitors with her
parents Mr. & Mrs. Jim
Morley.
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Carroll
and granddaughter Julie
attended a memorial
dedication service Sunday at
St, Andrews Church, Lon
don, in memory of the fate
Delrene Downs. They were
lunch guests with Mr. & Mrs.
H. Mullens, London, end
dinner guests with Mr, &
Mrs. Rick Taylor of
Corunna.
Mr. & Mrs. Earl Greenlee
entertained their family to
dinner Easter Day. Those
present were Mrs. Vera
Greenlee, Exeter; Mr. &
Mrs. Larry Greenlee, Derek
and Debby and Mr. & Mrs.
Leslie Greenlee, Kim, Pam
and Steven and Rev, G.
Anderson, Exeter.
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Davis
and Mr. & Mrs. Cameron
Davis returned home Sunday
after a weeks holiday in
Florida.
Heber Davis is
recuperating at home. He
observed his 81st birthday
April 14 and had a number of
callers during the day and
evening and on Sunday.
Mr, & Mrs. Fred Dobbs Sr,
Exeter and Mrs. Jan Hill,
Strathroy, were Easter Day
dinner guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Fred Dobbs, Fred and
Patti.
Misses Nancy and
Marylou Tindall were week
end guests with the Cun
ningham family in Wiarton,
Miss Megan Spring,
London, was a week end
guest with Miss Patti Dobbs.
Holy Communion Service
was held Easter Day at St.
Patrick’s Church, with the
Rev. Mary Mills in charge.
Misses Nancy and
Marylou Tindall won first in
the Kiwanis Festival
Clarinet duet in London last
week and first also in the
clarinet quartet.
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Davis
and Mrs. Vera McFalls
visited Miss May Skinner
and Mr, Cecil Skinner at
Huronview on Sunday.
Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Carroll,
Lisa and Ryan were week
end guests with Mrs. Carroll
and family in Windsor.
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