Arts and Crafts
plan Christmas sale

A Christmas sale will

{Branch of the Palisades Art:

ber 15, from 11 am. to 5 p.m

Rock pfer. ¢
jis the local representative o
|the Club.

Purpose of the sale

= | e heap of dead leaves =
store at Fort Langley where |t© see a : ter? If you do, now is the
going up in smoke. Scarcest| — ° Ants :
Crescent Real [Gi zepber can diney ant /6!0h stacy wll provers |e 0, in, St
Estate & Insurance |)". cate will include paint-|humus, Few gardens _ have |f t Harvesting, beating matur-|| . 3 ope
pea r gh of it, although every |lest harvesting, 5 i
Agency Limited ines, cores seater all gardener has an opportunity to| ty of spring sowings by a mar. White Rock’s most qualified,
7] manufacture it from garden| Sin Of UP to Sa aa 6 .
Crescent Beach, B.C, | made by White Rock, Cressent rr and especially dead How carly your peas will bell! experienced heating contractors
* e is » depends a >|
¢ INSURANCE alley craftsmen. Merchandise |!eaves. ns is Gar Mat the ditions. Tatineneralis thee bese
ee TTS will be offered at reasonablo|leaves from, any ull NM Mtocation is one that is shelter-|}) only QUALITY HEATING
eats weenie; t the event/€d, will be worth five dollars|ed from cold winds, in which
pecial feature of the eve te the gardener |the soil is well-drained, and is are Chapter Members of the National Warm
Phone: Windsor 8-0269 || will be spot auctions Ural a ee eae TP pled rather light in character go that Air Heating sAbsselition:
he day ¢ don by auc) * mite {' 5 2 2
G. R. McGillivray eae Senate Be aRHetor up and allowed to decay, Cd ality Unde Be eee * have the experience of over 7,000 heating in-
Jof the Dolphin’s ‘Tea Room, |Produce leaf mould, one. of the | iss best chances of  winter|| stallotions on the lower mainland.
FOR QUICK RESULTS Further SE ay Mg ads Sane partaneeseah pave: survival and early maturity are | ® employ only qualified, experienced union mem-
USE SUN CLASSIFIEDS | pbfained at the White Rock |The more he advances in the|secured. Laxton’s Superb is bers.
ag a | practice of this hobby, the more | the variety to ies ae ei © are members of Vancouver Better Business
; =m z 3 luseful will the amateur gard- eae of sow is the end of Bureau.
Body Aches and Pains Quickly Relieved ener find this material. | October. PAC cl
ony ” So do not burn leaves, Pile
The ‘NIAGARA WAY by Natural |them up, and invite your neigh- |

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Langley Phone 737
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Sponsored by the White Rock |
and Grafts on Saturday, Novem-

in the Dolphins on the White}
Miss Lorna Holeroft| how-t BURN THOSE LEAVES
Once more I am issuing this

is to | Nothing gives

WHITE ROCK SUN

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 15

Week by Week

s

|

warning!

bors who are not so keen on
\gardening to bring their dead|no fun for handlers

leaves over to your pile. If you ea ee aan |
use no special treatment to] _ ean, ee) mee oe
hasten their decay, in two years |StOrY, When a recommendation HEATING EQUIPMENT
ee f 3 of White Rock Ratepayers’ As-

at most they will be reduced to

leaf mould. It is best to lay ae parted the abuse Canada’s only Bonded Equipment with a
* “(Of g bage cans by cr mM} "
layers of § oS ag ) written wa y iE
them out in layers of six inche Hoyces was read at the Works $500.00 warranty Bond.

deep, with a sprinkling of fine

lsoil or decayed compost be | ri s
tween each layer of le | Aldermen stated they had}
Then water well" oF tho Teaes|sevar winesed or beard ot)! CAUAITY FLCAING ‘
may be laid in layers on the|® abuse and each attested | |f
compost pile with other garden| * they had used the same A. T. Schollen, Mgr.
refuse and kitchen wastes in age can for years without '

the usual manner of building)#%y sbuse in handling what 15177 Buena Vista HILLTOP
a good compost pile. ever. ! ———

CHECK SOIL NEAR HOUSE W Superintendent Bob

TO ENSURE GOOD GROWTH Jlowse drew attention to the

If you have planted a bed of distasteful task many civil em-

bulbs up against a building,|Ps0¥ees cncount when? hey

perhaps you have noticed how| Pick up leaky garbage pails and

soil was and how long those imprope covered.

In the Garden

By G. E. Sery

you
least
me

can

ys in that condition, even| He stated when such cans are
e into the fall. This, of) ence 1 a sticker is placed
r depends on several 0” i if the can is not re-|

Do you reason that with a “very
unusual”

|Leaky garbage cans

Committee meeting.

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ready to gamble on at
a reasonably mild winter?

winter behind us, we
expect another this win:

‘Have a

things, including exposure and Placed with a better one he can |

the extent projecting ecaves|Proceed to refuse to pick “” GOOD RUM.
shed the rain, If the beds are|the garbage at that particular)

still dry in early November the |Tesidenc |

bulbs will show little or no The Ratepayers’ organization |

root development yet ‘o cor-|also informed Council they | i¢

rect this, soak the soil well|were in favor of the introduc or You:

So that the moisture penetrates| tion of a sanitary fill provided |
it

several inches below the bulbs.
Further, test the mosture pene-

1s operated in accordance
h the Health Act.

tration with a trowel. Do not pS
be afraid to give plenty of
water — you are not likely to| Lawn bowlers

overdo it if drainage has been) choose A. Craik
properly provided for. Soil 4
ut the bulbs immediately) , Alex Craik was named presi-|
nst the wall is that most |@ent of the White Rock Bowl-|
likely in need for testing for|in@ Club at their annual meet-|
moisture content. Attention to| im? held in the Club rooms at
this matter now will help as-| Royal and D Street.

sure more uniform growth and| D. G. McDougall was named

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flowering next spring | vice-preside J. E. Hazlett,
PROPER PRUNING PAYS OFF | Scretar Eisy Minato Seed

Before starting a pruning job|Uer. ‘The executive includes'|
it ls wise’ to over your!“ Inglis, A. Ciro, F. M. Burns,
pruning tools and then sharpen|H. Lawrence, E. Cranwick, Mrs.
the ones that need it. Do not|S: F: Stewart and Mrs. A
use dull tools. They frequent. | Craik
ly do more harm thar good,| The annual banquet and pres:
Since they tear the growth/|entation of prizes is slated for
which you are trying to cut.|November 19 at 7 p.m. in the
Use the right tool for the job.| Canadian Legion Hall
Even the best pruning shears| The Club's whist drives con-
will not work properly if you! tinue every second Friday even-
jtry to cut branches that arc|ing. The next one is slated for
jtoo large for them.
| In cutting large limbs and
|branches, care must be taken
\to avoid stripping off the bark
of the main trunk or limb and
\to leave a clean cut close to the
jmain trunk that will quickly
heal.
One evidence of inexperienc-
ed pruning is the presence of
stubs on the trunk or limbs
of a tree — stubs on which you
can hang your hat. These al-
low for the inroads of decay
and wood-destroying agents and |||
for the formation of a cavity
which will quickly weaken a
tree,

All pruning cuts should be so
made that they are practically
flush with the trunk or limb
at the natural “collar” or junc-
tion. Those cuts which are over
three inches in diameter are | |i
usually. shellacked around the |}
edges in order to prevent the
cells in the cambium layer
from drying out and’ the cam-
bium springing or pulling away
from the rest of the tree. The
centre of the arca should then
be coated with a special tree
wound vane, which prevents the
sapwood m drying out and
cracking. A large pruning cut,
so treated, will, if the tree is
in an otherwise vigorous condi-
tion, heal over in a few grow-
ing seasons.
EARLY PEAS AND BEANS
How about it this year? Aro)

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November 15 at 8 p.m.

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