PAGE EIGHT

Tory Ladies’ Group
Enjoys Evening

‘The last regular yneeting of the
Saanich Peninsula ‘Women's . Pro-
gressive Association’ took the form
of’a. Valentine party ‘at the. home of
- Mrs..C. Giles, 509. Boleskine Road.
The: rooms: were tastefully. decor-
. ated with heartsand. cupids. - Mrs.
‘Nora ‘Lindsay, : president, displayed.
the gavel: won by the club. for the
“greatest increase: in membership for

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quarters.

During the games which featured
the evening Mrs. T. Sadler, won the
prize for the hidden treasures and
Miss Wilson for. the: heart. puzzle.
The highlight of the evening wae
the magic act led by Mrs. G. R.
Pearkes. Refreshments were ‘served
by the hostess and her committee.

Next meeting: will be held at the
home of Mrs. Lindsay, 920 -Tuattersal
Drive,-on Wednesday, Mar, 10.°.”

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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| CROSSWORD * *# @ By A. C. Gordon

This and That
49—Like 20-—Fish eges
ACROSS 51—Roman 52 24—Beast of burden
i—Order . - $3—Speak extravagantly’ | 28—Chemical ,ymbol for
— covering $4—Small invertebrate tellurium
—iLCan

7 animal
12—Small point

14-—-First man

1 — ional Society
16—Sustain 59—Combining form mean- 32 Wicgations Seciets
19—Serious ing ‘oil’ 34—A thorouchfare
231—Edee $2—Te weaken (abbrev. )
22—Preposition 63—Inquirers " ;

23—Cook in a certain way
26—Pronoun

27—Behold!

29—Musical note
31—Hold in respect
33—Go astray
35—Ancient sun god
37—Compass direction

Many gardens this spring
being planted with dwarf

trees on EM No. IX rootstock.
The question of pruning these trees
is frequently asked. If the tree, as
received from the nurseryman, is a
straight unbranched whip, it can be
to .30-36 inches. from
That is alt that can be done

apple

shortened
level.

‘this year.

necessary.

If the tree is two years old and
branched, light pruning may be
ry if this has not already.
been done at the nursery.

By. light’ pruning | ‘we mean the “ree

‘moval - of: twigs which’ seem - “to “dé.

‘ superfluous:

“star ting
|itheir. y ay.

‘LE, two branches _ are:
growing: ‘close’: together. and . in: the

| same? direction ‘one should be ‘cut: out,

This” is: the. time .W hen =the perman=

 Bometiniess Batis have’

; Take unpruned - at -plantitg’ time. and:
diyet grown

» into: well shaped. ‘dwarf:
with laterals. well: spaced nd:

it must’ be.”

standard‘ tree’ on ‘a’ seedling ° root=
stock. | Good : “erowth “must. be main-!

‘tained by ‘manuring, mulching, fer-

tilizingy- ete.) as ‘the root’ system ‘is

limited and: ‘docsnot*reach out!as in
vigorous trees. :

Sweet Corn
The use of hybrid sweet. carn is
now 80 widespread thatealmost every

gardener: is |, acquainted with..its
merits, Sop i .
‘In. the .current list -of-yarieties

recommended for Vancouver Island,
four of the seven varieties listed are
hybrids. Results of trials at the Ex-
perimental Station support this em-
‘phasis on hybrids. In faet, except
for the fact that the home gardener
often finds it weefil (0 hae. a gar
den corn ripen over ai fairly tong
period, it is doubtful whether the
open pollinated varieties wanld he
RrOWH cVven the extent they are
today.

Certainly in grawing
Marker, freezing er

eerie ae neneniapetineemrseennartna tn mbtsemneey

Yo

corn for
canning, the hy-

An sense etn eee nent REN:

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Fire Department |

Daonations were nate. during the
anonth of Pehimary ta ihe: Sidney
id ‘North Saanich, Volunteer Fire
Department by the. following: Mrs,
“dna M,-Criffths, Mrs; J. Menigh,
deooAL Wirkpatriek, Mes. (rman,
Meso fe EheoCuimiinsg: 2 8. Garduer,
Sra 1s, Hay, PY Voute, Abe, K,
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LAST WEEK'S PUZZLY

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$7—Volcanic mountain
$8—Title of respect

DOWN

2—Bread leavening

3-—Tautological Society
(abbrev.)

4—More advanced in age

S—Miusical note

38—Mineral Spring 7—Fuss 48—Loves to excess
40 Tecutiarwies a ue SQ0—Fish-eating animal
—— 7 +:
43—In reference to 11—Pronoun 52 piled Egyptian
4S—Pronoun 13. To be successful Ss—A
46—Chemical symbo! for 15—Subject to argument Ze
silver 17—One who makes a se Toward te
—' of. feminine hair nest —Musica note
7 eros 28—Printer’s measures 61—Colloquial ‘all right”

ise Gardener

‘Notes From Saanickton Experimental Station

are i brids hold full sway.

digh, chairs.

28—Besinnings
30—Sarcastic

36—The Latin way of
saying “I love’”’

39-—A sea near Greece

41—Exists

4$2—Cry convulsively

44—Actual being

46——First name of an
Arabian Nights hero

For these pur-
poses economy of harvest is import-
ant, and therefore the grower sows
several different hybrids which will
have different. seasons of maturity,
each ripening over a. short period.

The heavier yield ‘of: the better
adapted hybrids is also an import-
ant economic consideration. The
open pollinated varieties or non-hy-:
brids on the ‘other hand, are usually
less. vigorous, -and tend: -to be? less:
Tegilar i in plant habit, and ear size

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remembered |
“that. they. require, more ‘care*than’ the:

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FRANK EDGELL
TOPS HERDS

The following are lists of herds
in the Vancouver Island (South)
D.H.I. Association, whose averages
for the month of Febrnary were of
30 pounds of butterrat or more.
Large herds, 27 cows or more: J.
T.- Godfrey, 1068 Ibs. of milk, 43.9
Ibs. of, fat; G. A. Swan. & Sons, 863
Ibs. of milk, 42.5 Ibs. of fats: Burdge

ms. Ltd. L180: Ibs. of: milky 39.4.

Ibs. fats. R._ Rendle, LIAS Ibs. of |
milk, °388 Ibs. of fat: G. Rogers, $30
Ibs. of milk, 38.6 Ibs. of fats }. Ay
Wright, 723 lbs. of milk, 30.5 Ibs. of
fat.

Small herds, 20 cows or less: F.
Edgell, 1470 tbs. of milk, 30 Lbs. of
an: J. EB. Wilford, 8t2 lbs. of inilk,

of fat; DLW. MeLennan,
bs. ot milk, 43.3 los. of fat: Mrs.
Price, LES7 Ibs. of milk, 41.3
Ibs. ot fair J. Loos,

W352 Ibs. of
milk, 40.7 tbs. of fat: Ro L. Mutrie.
eso Tbs. of milk, JO lbs. of far: Ge &
R. Michell, L0Q3 Ibs. of milk, 389
Ihs. of face Fox & Som 83h tbs,
of alk, 38.9 Ibs. of fat: BL Hoole &
Son, 717 lbs. of milk. 37.8 Ibs. of fat:

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C. J. Reimer. 777 tos. of milk, 31,9
His, of fat: J. Ferrie, o21 Ibs. of

and shape, as well as exhibiting the
mere extended period during which
for table use.

ears become ready

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