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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, March 18, 1970

Cash and Carry
9142 East Saanich Road
Corner McTavish & East Saanich

Groceries Open Monday Thru Sunday
9:00 a.m. Till 8:00 p.m.
Meats Open Till 6:00 p.m. Friday Till 8:00 p.m.

PHONE 656~4061
Your One Stop Shop For Food

PRICES EFFECTIVE:
THURS. MARCH 19th TILL SUNDAY MARCH 22nd

LYNN VALLEY

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— 14 02.

ABC

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BY ROSEMARY OWEN
Vancouver Island. and- the
Southern. mainland of. British
Columbia are justly famous as
the daffodil centre for Canada.
Although the bulbs of these lovely

~ plants will flower i in colder parts

of the continent they do not
reproduce well» and diminish
after the first-year. In this area,
the climate and most soil con-

ditions are particularly suited to
. the culture of the many types of
- Narcissus

available, including
the trumpet form or Daffodil, and
it is possible to plan a display
extending from the tiny: January
miniatures to the” late April

~-jonquils. .

The greatest development. of

‘this plant ‘ has taken place in

: “We Buy and Sell
: gee China, Silver, |

- varieties spanning a

excellent condition. - Boe,

In the past, a clump ofa dozen: a

bulbs would yield’ from twenty. to

_twenty- five flowers, Today’ an:

‘established. planting of: f the same, S
ill.

‘England and Ireland where
professional gardeners and
serious amateurs have developed

new hybrids by  cross-pollini-

zation to create varieties of ex-
ceeding beauty and constitutional

vigor. The original species from
derived ©

which these hybrids,
occur mainly in Spain, Portugal
and. along the Mediterraneon

extending.as far afield as North.

Africa, China and Japan.
Daffodils found. in old gardens
create a welcome Sring spectacle

their flowering habit. The

‘modern. Narcissus’ is bred for.

depth: and endurance of -color

_together «with. perfection of

texture and form, and can be

expected to remain in bloom for -

atleast three weeks with many

raen

a month in

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2910 Beacon
656- 2931

Stationery |

- little damage is done if the stems

are cleanly cut with a sharp knife
without. damaging the foliage
which ‘plays a vital part in the
normal rejuvenation of the bulb.

All faded blossoms should be
removed at the neck to prevent
exhausting: seed pod formation
and to-allow the stem to adda
further quota of nourishment to
the flower factory below. The

“vegetative increase of these
plants varies with the kind but it
_is usual to find that a clump has
but are short-lived and frugal in“ become ‘overcrowded

years and should be divided in

-in .three

July when the leaves have lost
their. color. ~~

As. gardeners, we must be

“grateful to Guy Wilson and Lionel *

Richardson. of Ireland who,
among other famous hybridisers,

have’ given -us.. splendid. inno- ©

vations in color, and form during

‘fifty years: of patient “research -
-and experimentation, It is only”
after fifteen years of pains. taking
= ne and trial that. these) award

“been latent in the background. of
{all modern flowers, which are the
descendants of old varieties’. "|
have}

~ Canadian, gardéners

Gun Club Competition |

North Saanich Rod and: Gun

Club held.a successful Easter
_shoot.on Sunday at the McTavish
Road Range. The competition
| attracted a large entry and there

were 27 prize winners.

~ BUTLER Os
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Superb blend of fine whis skies, . ie |
Remarkably easy taste. | "
Surpris se yourself. |

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Nip

barely approached the fanatical
enthusiasm displayed by fanciers

-in England and. freland for’.the

exciting variations. possible in

-this lovely. family of.plants..This

will come, and particularly on the
Pacific coast where even more
spectacular results can be seen
than in the countries of origin.

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Safe

First Sidney Sprocketeer class
of the year passed all tests on the
examination course at the rear of
Sidney Safeway store on Friday
evening.

Bicycle checks and road safety
instruction were given each
afternoon by Constable Jack Hill,
RCMP, and chief instructor Roy
Budesheim..

We hope to hold further safe
riding courses in Sidney after
Easter, said  Sprocketeer
organizer, Mrs. Fred E. Crosbie.

Sidney Sprocketeer Bicycle
Safety. Club was registered in
October, 1967, as a branch of the
provincial organization. It was
founded. by Mrs. Crosbie and
sponsored by Sidney P.'T:A: with
of Sgt. Harry
Chambers and Constable Hill of
the RCMP. Among those
assisting in the safety campaign
Bill: Chisholm and
Constable Dan MacGregor of the

; Saanich police and several

patrolmen from Swartz Bay.
Acknowledging the backing of
local businessmen and. B.C.
Telephone’ Company, . Mrs.
Crosbie said ‘‘with the

Bus. 656-1541

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cooperation of. Sidney school
teachers and parents we checked
170 bikes, instructed 130 children
and issued 97 bicycle riders’
certificates.”’

She pointed out that although
there are approximately 350
cyclists attending Sidney
elementary school, only 85 are
Sprocketeers at the present time.

As an inducement to join the
Sprocketeer movement, Mrs.
Crosbie noted that according to
bicycle safety statistics issued by
B.C. Safety Council nine were
killed and 226 were injured from
January to August of last year, as
many as for the whole of 1968.

LIQUOR OFFENCE
John William Greig of Victoria

paid $75 in Sidney police court on
Saturday on a charge of. sup-
plying a minor with liquor.

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