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Start a kitchen In Orono tonight "Wiz" herb garden Orono Weekly Times, Wednesday, October 17th, 19794 ' by Bob Hemersma Horticultural Research ; , Institute of Ontario You can turn herb gardening gardening into a year-round activity by growing herbs as house- plants. They will add a touch of- greenery to your kitchen, and add extra flavour to your meals. Potted herbs, whether. brought in from outdoors in the fall, or grown from seed indoors, offer the same a- mount of fragnrance and spice as garden-grown herbs. You don't need a garden to start an indoor herb garden. Herbs can be grown easily from seeds indoors in the spring or fall, especially if articifical lighting is available. available. Not all herbs will adapt to an indoor environment. Some , of the more popular herbs which can be used for kitchen gardens are parsley, basil," chives, peppermint, rosemary, rosemary, summer savory, sweet . marjoram and thyme. Herbs grown indoors require require a location with full sunlight (south window) and cool temperatures (10 to 130 Although good air circulation is essential, direct drafts should be avoided. Plant herbs in ample sized containers, larger than at first seems necessary. Herbs, must have sufficient room for continuous growth to provide a constant supply of greens for use in the kitchen. All containers must have slits or holes in the bottom for good drainage. The best soil for most herbs is a mixture of equal parts of garden loam, coarse sand and 1 organic matter. Recommended Recommended organic matter include peat moss, well-rotted manure manure or well decayed compost. Wiz Bryant comes to the Orono Town Hall Wednesday evening to help the Clarke Public Library celebrate Library Library Week in the area. WiZ, as 1 he is commonly called, brings his simple and forthright music and song about the land and people of Canada, He has been well received throughout throughout Canada and it should be a good night, for the kids and parents. Be sure to come along with the opening bars at 7:30 p.nv Holliday wants "Buyer beware" beware" registered on land title Counc. Jasper Holliday at the Planning Committe meeting on Monday spearheaded spearheaded for a deferment of a decision to amend the Clarke the base of each stem so the plant will continue to grow. Harvest seeds just as they ripen. The Ontario Ministry of Herbs can be used fresh, or . .Agriculture and Food fact- can be preserved by drying on freezing. The* leaves and seeds are the most commonly used parts because they contain the flavouring oils. Leaves «should be haryested just before, or just as, the buds open. Always maintain at least two sets of leaves at sheet 263-14 offers detailed information about herb growing. growing. This leaflet is available from local agricultural offices offices or from the Information Branch, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, Legislative Legislative Buildings, Toronto, Ontario M7A1A5. Zoning Bylaw to allow a residential lot on the Leskard Road. An application by Dennis and Vella Prue for the amednment was deferred until the committee is provided provided with the means and wording to be placed on title of the land to note the problem associated with the Leskard Road. Counq Holliday said, "All we want to say is 'Beware before you buy". Mayor Rickard said they were compounding a problem that already existed. He said the Leskard Road is a busy ioad and will continue to be a SPORTS OMHA ATOMS Beaverton 6, Orono X On Sunday, October, 14th, 1979 the Tennant Fuel Atoms travelled to Beaverton ,for their first league game of the 79-80 season. Prior to the game the local b'oys had but one practice together as a busy road. During the discussion Counc. Clarke said there was a plan afoot to reduce the Salco traffic by sixty percent. Counc. Holliday said there was no such indication or implication. .team, the Atoms put forth a good team effort with both Orono goalies making some. excellent saves. Brad Roberts scored the lone Orono goal, with the assist going to Steven Lycett. Brad Roberts played an excellent two way game up front while Shane Harbinson came up with some super saves in goal. The Tennant Fuel Atoms play an exhibition game in Manvérs Friday, October 19th at 7:00' p.m. and play their first home game at the Orono arena on Saturday, October 20th at 7:00 p.m. Marsh World WATER HEMLOCK (Circula maculata) -- This member. of the parsley family is also known as the spotted cowbane, a reference to its poisonous stem and root. The latter is a tuber, somewhat like a sweet potato. It is a common plant in damp woodlands, marshes, swamps and ponds where it grows to a height of two meters and features clusters of white flowers. The flowers are arranged in individual clusters borne on separate stalks which radiate about a central head like the spokes of a wheel. Ducks Unlimited (Canada) 1190 Waverley St., Winnipeg. Man, R3T 2E2 , ©284 - '79 % r! «it CLASSIFIED fiDS! NOW You can reach all of Ontario with your special classified ad. OR you may choose one section of Ontario to fill your needs. NORTH blanket ONTARIO with YOUR CLASSIFIED AD A 25 word ad for: • West $75.00 • East $50.00 • North S25.00 $100. buys the province Additional words $2.00 each Through a special arrangement between the Ontario Weekly Newspapers Association we offer an Ontario-wide classified advertising service. « ' Orono Weekly Times . 983-5301 October 24th, 1979 International Year of the Child Day This'traditional United Nations pay is dedicated for 1979 by all schools in Canada to a unique and timely look at how children around the world relate to us and our young people: we are all members of an interdependent planetary "family of. man". Television Special A special program on the International Year of the Child will be broadcast on Monday evening of October 22nd, 1979 by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Radio-Canada (consult regular T V. listings for exact time). The Unicef/Red Cross Corpmittee Red Cross Unicef Canada