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s eeehone 656 L151

“Files of hi Review.

50 Years. Ago:

“Work on’ the. repair" of. ‘the
wharf. at the foot. of Beacon Ave.
is. progressing as
‘conditions. will permit...

7 stringers have been placed at the:
» .[-end of the main body of the wharf.,,

As the. customary Fall and Winter activities mt
under: way.¥ we hear i in. many “Quarters. the complaint:

their. appeal The _Tatron no longer is ttracted e

Wot

at farmer milking a cow.

: on .the-left: side ‘of the cow. in-” ‘ae is guest artist with ©

-panizatic dt

“ven, “and: before. long the entire

25. Years Ago 2

_Does the. public read adver=
tisements?’ The Wartime prices.

a test. of this point and received
& roaring: affirmative... A> milk

‘| display advertisement included a

little “= thumb-nail’ “sketch of a” |

He was’

stead of the correct ‘sides

' Then the row started. Let=

: ters. of. protést ; and indignation:
= poured = into: the local, regional °

j {and headquarters. of the Board. -
ae Even: retired: shipmasters now on*

induced ‘a_change of. ttitude sO. that. th iene of the

ah

t | prive is an.

o land. “pointed” out that ‘-the*lub-.
)ber was on the’ port, side instead :

though the on vas of modern: society has :

of: ‘being on the starboard side.” °

10 Yeors ‘Ago. a

Centennial. “Park -on- 1 Wallace -
indication of the:

».-| shortage of. water inCentral Saa-.

nich, reports Reeve H, R. Brown, .:

: He told Friday evening’ s meeting.

pat: Mount: Newton high . school
. | that: the well in the park origin-

=) water.

Jally cost 50-cents: monthly. in

electrical cost.” for pumping

iThe charge has now

a risen. to. $6.60..as truck - after
truck . is loaded: with. water-.to

: feed: the properties Jacking their

— own ‘supply.

~ cal N-UP COMPLAINT -

- Several weeks ago I r wrote -to

é ‘the. Mayor. about. the old wrecked
-ears.:which we view from our.
=, living room. .: To date ‘there is ho:

n= reply and no action taken, :

The. Review of.’ July 30, 1969,

h earried-an-article in large let-

ters “Sidney Issue Clean-up Or=
ler to Householders’... Since.

oo nothing has been done about mov~

enjoying | delightful | holi=

ather ‘in most lovely sur-.

rou Your Slogan, -Beau-.
tiful British Columbia, is no mean
or: extravagant boast, your cli-
“mate and your Province and not
~ least the -warm friendly. hospi~.
tality, of your people we shall
never forget...
- We feel we must particularly
eniion .the people of Saanich-

{on with whom we spent most of _
-the time, also the friendliness.
t. the. people of Brentwood and’

‘those ‘connected with the Royal

anadian Legion, Saanich Branch.

‘at’ Sidney was much | apprecia-

“Even when visiting the Banks,

Stores, Hotels, Restaurants, Gas
- Stations» ete. the atmosphere
- ereated by a willingness to help
. and satisfy everyone was excel-
lent, . The feeling presented at
\ all. times was that we were with
“our own people, what more could
one wist for, of say in trying

“°° ta describe the treatment meted
_- Out to us,

Unfortunately, something we

‘had looked forward to for so
long is how over, but there will
-always remain a pléasant and
“cherished memory.

” Regrettully, we are some six
thousand miles apart, but already
there is a longing desire to
_ make another trip which we sin-
‘. eerely hope will not be too long
. . delayed.

Beaty & Ted Parry,
Basingstoke,
.. Hampshire, Koetand,

|“several |
. family. car’ can afford. a carport
. to ccover them..
very beautiful part: of the world
‘and should be "proud of. it. It

. care less.

ing. these ‘cars one. can: ‘assume

“that: council ‘ts again turning. a
: blind eyes.”

Surely. people y who can alford
“vehicles: “beside | ‘the.

We live ina

seems that ;~ idents could not

When ca:. «. expect something
-to be- done about this deplorable
condition?

(Mrs.) A. C, Watkins

1012 Fifth St., Sidney.

SCHOOLING |

The “little. red schoolhouse’?
has moved into the space age,
and it’s handing out a whole new
brand of education. Do you know
what: your: children: are being
taught, and how they are being
taught? If not; perhaps your lo-
eal PTA can help, Many parents
have questions about school, so.
this year Sidney School PTA are
working on a theme, ‘‘Education
For Parents'’,

This year it is planned to have
business meetings ultra-short,
with attention focused on
programs of interest. The pro-
gram is always followed by
coffee, which gives you a chance
to meet and talk with other par-
ents, as welj as teachers.

There are a total of eight meet«
ings planned a year, with only
seven left now, Surely your
child’s future is worth this in-
vestmént in time,

Be sure to atiend this coming
Monday, October 20, at 8 p.m,
in Sidney Elementary School.

DON'T BE A DROP-OUT
PARENT!

Norma L. Sealey
(for Sidney PTA)

“vapid Spring as the pots
brought into warmth and light,

“successfully in: “pots: ‘and timed

‘| to: bloom immediately after the’
eo" ‘Christmas’ decorations havebeen =
"| cleared away:

“These. make ex-
cellent’ gifts. for apartment dwel-
vlers and’ are quite: easy to pro-
‘duce, ~The first. six: weeks: of

the: ‘growing cycle ‘is vitally im-
| portant” when~ bulbs are ‘foreed :
into: early bloom: ‘During’ this
time the: roots are formed to -

_build a healthy”. foundation for
the growing plant.

impossible inanapartment block.
A corner of.a detached paraze,

section. of “the basement’ will
serve this. need: well-as long as
‘precautions: ‘are taken. against
‘mice.

» Many ‘people find the fragrance ;

room. - There are. ‘Suitable fore~
ing varieties of tulips.
‘scented: and plain, which “are

‘treats

etta. Narcissus. such as: Silver

Chimes, Tresamble- and: Thalia

will bloom early in-the new year
to brighten the. dark days of:
Winter, :

"Bulbs used in’ commercial
greenhouses under go a treatment
period in very precisely. con-
trolled refrigeration chambers to
produce floral decorations over
-the festive season, but such ex-
act temperature ‘contro! is not
possible in home production, The
purpose of this procedure js -to
‘fool’ the bulb by creating a
pseudo Winter. followed by ~ a
are

So it will be understood that a
Strong root system in a well
balanced potting mixture is of
great importance as the natural
growth cycle is preatly . ave
celerated, After flowering the
Plants may be left to die down
naturally, but this is hardly
worthwhile as there is so Ht-
tle sunlight for photosynthesis
and the bulbs will not recover
for two or more vears.

Pots used for forcing should
be at least six inches deep by
six inches wide to give. root
Space, -A drainage hole covercd
by broken tile or pebbles is es«
sential for drainage. The bulbs
are planted so that the tips pro-
trude from a mixture of equal
parts of sand, peat moss and
good garden loarn. Sterile earth
is obtainable from some nurser~
fes io avoid mold and weed
growth, Six tulip bulbs or three
Hyacinths ot three Narcissus
bulbs planted in a six inch pot
will give an excellent display.

After six weeks in the dark

the pots are brought into grad-

rapidly as |

“The por= at
_| tion “of: the wharf. on which: the”
a ‘freight’ shed stands has. already: SS
: been. replanked and rebuilt, and

Considerable piling has beendri-. ape

struc tur e will have been renewed,

and Trade Board recently made

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Paul K,. Wavro, C SB. ;
sonville, - : “Florida;.

bers and Pandora Sts., Vi oria.

Admission is’ free and open othe.

public,

.. Mr, Wavro is currently o on ‘tour.
as a inember’ of The: Christian &
Science Board of Lectureship, :
ard during ° the Past few. years. 2

f ten oe, achievement in hi
chosen field of endeavor... During:

“World® War I he served ‘as a.

hristian . ‘science: Wartime. Mi

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“Church's ministry, and later-be- °°.
coming an, authorized teacher of
. the religion, 2 oo

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FOR ALL YOUR:
JOB PRINTING NEEDS -
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Eminent. concert pianist Witold

‘the Victori ia Symphony ‘Orchestr a
“ina pair: of ‘concerts at the. Royal

“Theatre on. “Sunday,. Oct.19, at
‘3 p.m, and Monday. at.3.30 peme’ .
- Maleuzynski was the last pupil“.
of the renowned: Polish patriot

and pianist, Paderewski, and-in®
continuing the grand pianist style

propriate that he will be heard”
in the brilliant ' Piano’ Concerto _

‘No. 2 of F rang L iszt.

‘of Musical. Director Laszo. Gati.
will perform Beethoven’s Egmont |
Overture, : Esquisse by. Francois ~
Morel, ‘Debussy’s Nocturnes and
excerpts from Stravinsky's The ©
Firebird,

On Wednesday, Oct, 22, ats. 30°
p.m. in®the McPherson Play=

house, Malcuzynski will’ give'a

“light.
- the: ‘roals have reached thedrain-.

“Ite is: sometimes. ‘difficult’. to”
‘find a cool, dark ‘corner in the

‘modern™ house_ and. “practically. is - thoroughly.

-under the back ‘steps, or a cool.’

of. Hyacinth and certain Narcis-
‘SUS. too, ‘oppr essive in a. warm ©

uniformiy: successful, but not.all’ :
tulips | will tolerate this.

oo ment, : ‘The Triandrus. and :Taz-. -

: preening ,

Garden Notes —

. by ROSEMARY OWEN
Certain’ bulbs ; can. “be. ‘grown:

=
=

‘increasing- “warmth and
Ito will:: bes noticed’ that

wally.

ARC. hole -and the growing Lip has *

risen. ‘above: the edge of the pot.”

but ; is very, pale. ~« Growth of: the

‘plant’ will be very: -rapid_ in the...

next four weeks making mois~ ©
--ture. control of: prime -.import+
-ance,.-

Overhead’. watering
‘hazardous as. drops: of -water

leaves: causing . decay.~
pots. are placed. in a bowl of .
water and allowed to drain well,
as’ soon -as the potting mixture

a-week drill’ In rooms withvery
low humidity a foliar spray from
an‘old atomiser filled with water

“is” recommended, and a. drop-or

So of -.Alginure is. helpful © in.
"maintaining a healthy plant.

-It is -possible’-to place pre-
pas ed: pots in: the parden well.

covered with sawdust or peat= :
both.

moss for their cool’ tr eatment,

=but it: is: necessary to place the
pots ona. plastic sheet: to. avoid °

tearing the. root. ends “when” the
pots are-removed. | Many-of

- the little bulbs such as“ crocus,

s¢illa, reticulata, . and. ‘iris

tan ‘be potted up and brought in .

a few weeks -before their natur-
al. flowering = season, _
not ‘true forcing and: will:
weaken the. bulbs if they are res”
turned lo the garden immediately -

after. flowering.

Sudden fluctuations in-tem~
perature can be disastrous.

“The orchestra under, the baton -

recital ‘in the International Are ; .
eos . that every prayer becomes a.

channel of healing in the lives af

‘ise

-wet such-treat--—
+ Ment can be ‘confined to-a once:

This. is”
not

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will include. the Sonata, ‘Opus.58
in: B«minor, -of the former, and.
. Liszt's Rhapsody. Espagnole, * °

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We feel that the greatest need i is to ca

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