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HELA GE AE wi Rar dr $e TE DEES ITE TR 44 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Tuesday, April 25, 1989 New pews wait for floor work Utica and Area News by Vera Brown Church & Sunday School are still being held each week at Ep- som at 11:15 a.m. until further notice. As soon as work is done on the floor at Utica, the new pews will be installed and we can go back to alternate weeks. The Social Club will hold their next event on May 6th in Epsom Church and will be joined by the Youth Group. Floyd & Grace Evans will be showing slides of their trip to Africa to observe the distribution of corn shipped there by the World Food Grain Bank. This Thursday at 7:15 p.m. the Epsom Public School will hold a musical *'Alice in Wonderland" at Utica Hall. Friday evening is euchre night in Utica starting at 8 p.m. and all are welcome to attend. The auction sale held at the farm of Bruce & Marie Geer on Saturday brought a good crowd. The cool, windy weather brought a lot of business to the U.C.W. Looking for a business that you can work for yourself but not by yourself? TAKE A LOOK AT: CLEARBROOK CANADA A direct marketing opport- unity, full or part-time work at your own pace. NSA Distributors Welcome. -- see the -- CLEARBROOK Difference INDEPENDENT CLEARBROOK DISTRIBUTOR 655-3484 655-3113 including LARGE TREES GEOFF TAYLOR & SON Complete Landscape Service & Design INTERLOCK - FENCING - TILING PRUNING - SHRUBS - PLANTS food booth and I'm sure that all the ladies would like to thank everyone who helped in any way. Our treasury, for a little while at least, will show a healthy balance. Stewart Wheler of Agincourt called on his Aunt Mrs. Crosier recently. Lorne & Eileen Slute visited with their son Brian and family at Cookstown on Sunday. Jane Bradbury and Alison Ak- ed had Tuesday evening out star- ting with dinner at the Brimley Steak House and then taking in the concert of classical guitarist John Williams at the Roy Thomp- son Hall. Where would society be without its volunteers, those people who give freely of their time to community groups and organizations? Three such volunteers who work with Infor- mation Scugog received pins recently from the provincial government. At left Barb Brack- en (5-year pin) Jean Coleman (5-year pin) and at far right Diane McKinzey (10-year pin) With them In photo are Community care chairperson John den Boer and Community Care administrator Elizabeth Fulford. Pine Ridge Garden Club news Biological control of insectsis topic by Shirley Love The April 17th meeting of Pine Ridge Garden Club brought out a good attendance to the Plant and Bake Sale and to enjoy Kathleen -Petrie's talk on preparing entries 'for showing and her work-shop on potpourri hats. Mavis Brodie was very happy with winning the door prize, a garden kneeler, donated by Home Hardware, Winners of the mon- thly competition were 1st Alice Turcotte, 2nd Shirley Love, and 3rd Ann Julia Bajema. i On Apr. 15th, ten members at- tended the Annual Meeting for district 17 of The Ontario Hor- ticultural Assoc. There are 12 Garden Clybs in our district and a full day of guest speakers and competitions were enjoyed by all. 985-2494 BN fabric forum Prepared by the International Fabricare Institute (IFI), the association of professional drycleaners & launderers Mildew, which appears as black spots on clothes, is actually a fungus. It thrives in the presence of heat, darkness, and moisture, and is most likely to attack natural materials, espe- cially cottons and leather. How do you get rid of it? If the item is washable, wash it in extremely hot water. Use a chlorine bleach to kill the mildew fungus and decolorize the stains. If the item is leather, send it to your IFI member professional drycleaner. If the item cannot be laundered or bleached, ask your IFI Member pro- fessional for advice. In some cases, there is actual damage in addition to staining, and the item cannot be restored, . Prevention is the best solution to Run of the Mil-Dew * tended to later. Remember: dampness, PORT CLEANERS 255 Queen Street, Port Perry 985:7105 10% SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT EHR A member of the International Fabricare Institute, the association of professional diycleaners and launderers. mildew. In the summer, use your air conditioner or dehumidifier. Never leave damp laundry in a heap to be heat, darkness, and poor air circulation promote mildew growth, so protect fabrics and leather from these condi- tions. Happy to announce that some of our members carried off prizes and they were Grace Bajema, Henka Bandstra, Shirley Love and Alice Turcotte. Another bus trip is planned for Sat. May 6th to the Civic Garden Centre in Edwards Gardens, North York, for "A Walk In The Park" and discussion of the History of the gardens and then we will attend the perennial plant sale at the Centre. Tickets are available at Lizylou Colour Craft or call S. Love 986-5330. The Club's next meeting is on May 15th and this is our Spring Flower Show: i Guest speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Sylvia Szot of Safer Ltd., who will be speaking on biological control of insects. This. is a very important topic for both amateur growers, farmers and organic growers of fruit and vegetables. I still have people who ask "What is organic growing?" The way our environment is being molested, thank goodness there are chemical companies now developing safe insecticides which do no harm to neither man nor our good earth. I have my own '"'manure- manufacturing plant," 2 rabbits and hand-pick any bugs or mix up my own spray using rhubarb leaves. You do not have to be an outdoor gardener, your houseplant will at sometime develop "bugs" and you will learn what is safe to use indoors. This - should be a very informative evening and we invite you to join us at 8:00 p.m. at the Nestleton Hall. The Junior Garden Club will meet at 6:45 to talk about, soils and planting annuals. Smart Alternative GENERAL MAINTENANCE LAWN SERVICES (705) 357-3788 sunDeRUAND (705) 439-2996 woooviLLe Volunteer honoured Marg Wilbur, a long-time. member of the Scugog Memorial Library Board, was recently honoured by the provincial gov- ernment for her years of volunteer work. D.J. TAYLOR [a.c: INSURANCE BROKERS LTD. } YEAR 169 North Street, Port Perry 12% Guaranteed Investment 985-8416 Certificates BEAT THE HEAT (Rates Subject to Change without Notice) have a CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONER installed now. Phone Summer Cooling Air Systems for a free estimate 985-9623 or 985-0084