The South Marysburgh Mirror April 2023 /3 Roots and Wings St. Philip’s Anglican Church Living More Sustainably - -By Elizabeth Hill Did you ever wonder why, when a tomato seed squirts out of our mouth, it sticks to your shirt, or even more fun- ny, the shirt of the person Vicki Emlaw and Matt Bulley Outside & In you are eating with? turday, March 25, St. phitae Church, in Mil- ford, hosted our first presen- tation in the “Living More Sustainably” series. Our presenters were Vicki Emlaw, of Vicki’s Veggies, and Matt Bulley, from Friel Heating & Cooling. Vicki brought ‘with hera plethora of tomato seeds, some amazing books and her “seedy” calendar. Her talk provided us with much minder that Spring is here, and summer is soon to come. Many questions were asked and answered about when to plant and what works best here in the Coun- ty. Vicki has many heirloom (Continued on page 5) TheCounty. PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY # ONTARIO. COMMUNITY CONVERSATION SOUTH MARYSBURGH Residents and business owners in South Marysburgh are invited toa munity conversation with Mayor Steve Ferguson and Councillor John Hirsch. LOCATION: Milford Town Hall 3076 County Road 10, Milford DATE: Thursday, April 20, 2023 TIME: 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm This event is the first of an ongoing series, providing residents a chance to talk directly to the Mayor and their local councillor(s). If there is a topic you wish to discuss at the upcoming event that is specific to im Joy McLeod, Executive Assistant to Mayor Ferguson, at jmcelo ecounty.on.ca, Come join us for Easter specials including hot cross buns, cookies and cake trays! Current hours are Fridays & Saturdays 9-4 Check out our latest pastries, breads and baked goods as well as our new retail space with basic groceries and more. Walk ins always welcome or pre-order anytime at www.pecishbaking.co for Saturday pickup www.PECishBaking.co 613-503-1332