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x EC August 23, 1989 s % a ; j ighting t th ment S Woman‘s Institutes fighting to save the environmen § a: 4 2 | | 1t seems almost everyone is _ floors, appliances, countertops _ ouraeaving them sticky. three quarts of boiling water is _ 1/2 cup of vinegar. Let set for Ti ‘ getting in on the save the enâ€" can be made with 1/2 cup __ Borax can beused instead of â€" effective against aphids, June one hour then run water | f vironment theme lately. With _ ammonia, 1/2 cup vinegar, 1/4 â€" bleach for cleaning. bugs, black spot and rust. Be _ through. | ] grocery stores marketing _ cup baking soda, 1/2 gallon of A silver cleaner that won‘t . sure to strain I}he_leaves before Sithot meolly acentcaleet j f biodegradable garbage bDags â€" water. gag you and require hours of . spraying the liquid. ned air freshene};s? Just leave | and young parents asking for _ A furniture polish of one teasâ€" _ polishing can be made by comâ€" A garlic spray made by anobenedhoxnat bakinesounmn environmentallyâ€"safe baby diâ€" poon lemon oil and one pint of _ bining one quart of water with _ blending and steeping for 10 miâ€" digh o vine ind groom 1t ‘ apers. mineral oil can be applied to _ one tablespoon baking soda and _ nutes three cloves of garlic, one ao s hn %;gulanflo? emeil ? Even the Federated . furniture with a rag. one tablespoon salt. Boil all the teaspon very hot pepper and yi‘?e :)urselnf *: excusae i. ‘ \Women‘s Institutes of Ontario _ ‘A wall cleaner of 1/4 cup _ ingredients and drop thesilverâ€" one quart of water and strainâ€" Eomey es hiowere "os bette}ll' f (FWIO) are making the enâ€" washing soda, 1/2 cup houseâ€" _ ware into it for three minutes. . ing and mixing with more waâ€" t erowntogown ((;rganicall ; vironment a top priority in 1989. _ hold ammonia, 1/4 cup vinegar _ Remove and polish with a soft _ ter in a oneâ€"toâ€"four ratio, is gf cgurse)y Â¥ ‘The FWIO recently announced _ and one gallon warm water, _ cloth. effective against chewing and 3 ( that Women and the Environâ€" will bring a gleam to your Mist plant leaves with soapy _ sucking insects. It also acts as a If an old thermometer | ment will be the theme for 1989â€" _ walls. water for insecticide. fungicide for mildew, leaf spot _ breaks, carefully push the merâ€" | 90. A good oldâ€"fashioned fabric Some pesticides can be made _ and spore diseases. cury droplets together into a Women‘s Institute members . softener of 1/2 to one cup vineâ€" _ with natural products. A thuâ€" For a drain deplogger, toss . glass bottle, then phone the deâ€" will be acting in their own comâ€" _ gar added to the laundry rinse _ barb spray made by steeping . two handfuls of 'blcarbonate of ntist. Dentists sometime recyâ€" % munities planting trees, cleanâ€" water will soften clothes withâ€" _ six rhubarb leaves in two to _ soda into a drain, followed by _ cle mercury. | * ing Provincial Park beaches, s onmermemcnmmcomecmmmmemommnsttee omm rstia it inibe itc niitnarcomone o nienarmnmmmommmmmmmmmne *3 helping with recycling progâ€" rams, joining local group$s that are trying to prevent viable farm land from becoming landâ€" fills. * inss s d 3. They will also be donating n mavaaiie zterrar 3 P money to local fair§ for enâ€" wtepterpemit f : vironmental competitions, proâ€" : es w viding speakers, orga_mzmg §A\!s: einees wogy / y Y \ workshops and presenting reâ€" e , °_i 1 solutions to the aptproprxate es 4 ? y ; f levels of government. i e n «en oo me . n ima n . °l MorethanZ0,0DOfarrvr;and ruâ€" \ o y ~ || Ruarais‘ e C § ;} | ral women helong to Women‘s H I f F 11â€" P & Te j €4 Institutes across the province. a l O a.l l Ie nomlnatlon 3E <s< i ‘\\ \ 4 ways to cut ; | ‘ { # do(v)vI:le O%f (takr:?/ilr)s;inestyal polluâ€" Robert F. Latham, a sterling â€" Queen‘s in 1960 where he was an "-' * [a..% | A tion is to eliminate household footballer with Beamsville Disâ€" _ allâ€"star with the Tricolor. | Imaas [ d £ 0001 products which create harm to || trict Secondary School and ___ My. Latham is married to the | [@AME® _ % \ TY e"‘ the environment when they are S(;J:nerxll snlll'n;vtix(‘is&yt;clea(r}ns,el?s former Bonnie Shepherd, also | [ \ S \v:\“ Bepié is In e Que S : & : | & E produce%d or after they are dis Football Hall of Fame. of Beamsville, and is prg§xdent râ€" W ;; 4. :) posed of. 4 of the Bell Cellular division of | |w d ; 45e / Here are some easy to preâ€" Son of Dr. and Mrsâ€"Harold D. a | ; s a ky e â€" pare household products made Latham, Bob starred with Bell Canada Enterprises. He| WEeee pe m } G @ with ingredients which are sure â€" BDSS before enrolling at lives in Toronto. pug /9§9 HDn iR s GLâ€"ADS to be in your cupboard. The proâ€" rmnemmeamainncnimoire ooennonatina in & } C duct list was prepared by the ; 1 , Lk C /‘ p~ }:-‘i o | â€" SQQ FWIO. 1t MB i _ use . P _." he *# â€" An all purpose cleanser for ; ;' 4 Axâ€"â€"-fiu\»)” P ’3! %{ C J l, QTF x\\/l‘ rommmenreansiers | ~v‘ E.. V‘“-‘,._/'.' 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