HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1976-08-26, Page 12Pap 1--7U WieBAam Advance-TiOM, August 26, 1976
Caterpillars not
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a hazard to tree
N aw bmid4mved tress have
*e a Icesj and tents
\r Vda iaa the fab Of the
in
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branches, there is no real cause
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for cancers. Professor M. K.
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Sean, Department of Envu-on-
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mental Biology, Ontario Agri-
cukbavl College, says that these
eaWrpihan will not kill the trees
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or shrubs, but merely eat the
leaves, making them look unat-
tractive.
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The most abundant of these.
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caterpillars at the present time
are the spring canker worm, the
linden looper and the tent cater-
pillar. While they will attack all
broad-leaved trees theyprefer
apple, plum, wild cherry, birch,
crabapple, juniper and linden
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trees as hosts.
One of the problems in treating
.=a
large areas of caterpillar -in-
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fested trees is that homeowners
have
do not the proper equipment
for large-scale spraying. Dr.
Sears says gardeners just have to
y
wait for the number of cater-
,.
pillars to.decline naturally. While
they may return year after year,
unless the trees are very young
the caterpillars will not kill them.
For small trees in your garden,
however, he recommends the use
of diazinon, carbaryl, endosulfan,
methoxychlor, or thuricide.
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Thuricide is a bacterial mix-
Lure which affects the cater-
pillars' digestive systems, caus-'`
ing them to die of starvation.
Professor Sears says, that thuri-
ride is one of the few insecticides
which will not harm anything
other than foliage -feeding cater-
pillars.
The non -chemical methods of
control involve removing and de-
stroying the tents formed by the
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tent caterpillars, and destroying
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the egg masses which can be
readily seen on small trees and
shrubs during the winter or early
THE 1910 METHODIST CHURCH, top,,was a one -storey brick structure located just off
spring.
the main street in the northeast part of the village. Just up'the hill from the Methodist
Church, the Presbyterian Church was situated. In 1925, when church union came into
effect, the Presbyterian Church became Knox United Church and now has a membership
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families moved to the former Methodist Church, which became Knox Presbyterian
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found a unique healing substance
with the uhil,ty to shrink hcmor-
rhoids painlessly. It relieves itching
and discomfort to mmutes and Miss Doreen Anderson bias re- Tom Hayes of Elyria was releas- week with Mr. and Mrs. Herson
speeds tissue. healing of the injured,
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inflamed turned home after spending five ed from hospital on Saturday and Irwin.
In case after case, while gently weeks as craft director at Camp is making satisfactory progress. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
relieving pain, actual reduction Menesetung near Goderieh. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nor
(shrinkages took place. Richard Anderson has accept- Mrs. Lloyd McMinn of Wingham man Gedeke of Kurtzville on Sus -
Most important or all—results accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Alan day.
were so thorough that this improve- ed a position with the Upper
ment was maintained over a period Thames Conservation Authority MacKay of Wingham on Sunday Murray McDowell of Cooks -
of many months. Lt London and has taken up resi- to visit with their grandson and town, Mrs. Madeline Harbourn of
All this was accomplished with a granddaughter Mr. and Mrs. Hensall, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
healing substance (Boo -Dyne,) which denee there.
quickly helps heal injured cells and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hayes of Brian MacKay of Cambridge Vincent attended the funeral of
stimulates growth of new tissue. Elyria, Ohio, who have spent aI Hespeler i. their cousin, Mrs. George Linley
Now Bio -Dyne is offered in pint- weeks ks in Bel rave, returned A surprise party of about 35 (the former Grace Cameron of `
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tion H. Ask for it at all drug home on Saturday with Mr. and Edgar relatives gathered at the Lucknow) at Ferndale, Michi-
slores. satisfaction or your money Mrs. Jack Van Camp. Miss home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey gan, on Friday.
refunded. Heather Hayes of Elyria who has Edgar on Sunday afternoon to Mrs. Laura Johnston spent the
been staying with her uncle and honor Mr. and Mrs. Maitland weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
PreparationH aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Van Camp, Edgar of Petrolia on the occasion George M. Johnston and Tara of
also returned home with them. of their 25th wedding anni- Ilderton who were camping at
versary. Master Robert Gordon Benmiller.
returned home on Saturday after Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan a d
spending a week at Camp their granddaughter Mar a
' Menesetung near Goderieh. Arruda of Toronto spent t
Miss Martha Armstrong of weekend with Mr. and Mr
Order Windsor is spending a couple of Ralph Logan of Wyoming.
STAINTONweeks with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Grainger of
now! Armstrong. Gorrie visited with Mr. and Mrs.
• e • e Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Cantelon Robert Hibberd on Wednesday
of Tweed were overnight visitors evening.
on Tuesday with her parents, Mr. Miss Sandra Campbell of Win -
and Mrs. Harry McGuire, after throp visited with her grand -
,;7. attending the funeral of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
mother. Mrs. Roy Cantelon of Hibberd, for a couple of days last
Toronto, and the commital ser- week.
vice in Wingham Cemetery. Miss Sheila Anderson is spend -
Mrs. Vi McKee of Montreal re-
ing this week with her cousin,
turned home last WednesdayPamela Shaw of London.
i after spending a week with her Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor of
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. St. Ann's and Mrs. Len Jarvis of
' and Mrs. Harold Procter, also St. Catharines visited with Mr.
i c1u m i n u m her sister, Miss Margaret Curtis and Mrs. James Coultes.
i I of Brookhaven Nursing Home, Mrs. John Galbraith,. Michael
j Wingham, who also spent the and Kelly of Whitby spent a week
week at the same home. with her mother, Mrs'. Flovd
product Mr and Mrs. Gordon Cane of Campbell, and visited with other
Bewdley spent a few days last relatives
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