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Page 18 NORTH LEEDS LANTERN lYNDHUR BARBER SHOP 8. HAIRSIYLINU YOU CAN BE A NATURALIST - by Ellen bonwill 'l‘he vzz-d of summer brings a new dimension for the naturalist. whether a beginning one, or an old‘leer. We know winter is coming soon. What part of the summer pleasures can we plan to bring indoors with us, to last the snowy NEW HOURS Monday CLOSED Tuesday 9 a.m. â€" ‘l p.m. Evening 6p.m. :8 p.m. Wednesday 9 a.m. â€" ll p.m. I Evening CLOSED Thursday 9 a.m. â€" ‘l p.m. Evening 6 p.m. â€" 8 p.m. Friday 9 a.m. â€" 5 p.m. Evening 0 LOSED 9 a.m. - 12 noon only. season through? - (>n-- thing we are experimenting with, in out new greenhouse, is tomato plants. n’o may need to extend the daylight with artificial light, but we are going to try and have growing tomatoes, fresh from the vine, for as long as we can manage. We've been told that the little SHELT 100's are about the easi- * to grow Sn we will start with those. But to add a little spice to life, ‘15; ind as an additional experiment, we are trying to too; a stray branch of Lhe norr‘wcld GOLDEN QUEEN from the gaxden. Jid you know you can make a new plant by "layering"? ~Fill a pot with Luol soil, bend over a branch from a growing plant, so part of it can fit into thw suil in the pot, leaving the tip extending out into the air again. Keep wall watered, and check in a couple of weeks to see if roots have begun to devwlop in the section underground. We have done this with shrubs, and vines. Tomatoes? Never before. Anothur way of capturing bits of summer for the winter is to start coll‘ ecting wild plants, usually the seed stage of woods, to make dried flower art‘ angvmcntz. All along the roadsidos, by fences, and at the ends of roads, be- ide the edges of hayfinlds, you may find all sorts of wild things, gone to‘ need. The brown need stalks of duck, white puSSytoes, shades of gold and tan of grains “ all are worthy treasures of the collector. Gather more than you need, tn guarv with others. Hang your booty in a loosely tied bundle from the rafters in barn or garage, or back porch, site from moisture and wind. For thune who woull like to learn abnit [dihuting this sort of thing, the ChiFFEY'S lUCK NOMEN': IRSTITUTE will offer guidance in what to pick, and how to preserve it, at their September meeting. For furthvr leUlmJtlUH, Tvlcphonv 370-8a9l. Lueslh are welcpme. “but Olh\r hit; of summer can we bring indoors? Cuttings from herbs, to brightrn the wintvr unnu? Some chives, tn 5:0w on the kitchen windowsill? (l I); our.» information on growing: limbs, attend the Serltembchevening meeting, ‘ m. the Rideau Lakes Horticultural Soriuty ‘ men and women both in thi_ “ioup.) Saturday JOHN C. EYRE Associate Broker Vogel zang l; Associates ALL LINES OF INSURANCE Including LIFE [3 DISABILITY Phone 359-5952 "You/L Local lnAumnce Blioku" Jack 9 Jack Tedford Sales Reps. Ken HcFadden Til Tedford Jasper, Ont. 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Many spent time watching the efforts of our athletes at the Olympics while others became involved in the inevitable work connected with the upâ€"coming Federal election. Can anyone have imagined the number of major events planned for 1984.....Ontario's bicentennial, the Federal election, the Queen's visit (delayed slightly), the Olympics, the Pope's visit as well as Presidential election in the USA. How can this be topped next year? It seems as though everyone wants to be in the act. Even a possible late fall Provincial election has been heavily rumoured. I suppose the only positive thing to be made from all of this _is that 1985 should be a marvellously relaxmg year for everyone..... - ' lele invenlory ol d F clor Servuce We 03W 3 Comp V ‘. 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