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September 22, 1954.

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. ; Everyone is invited to attend the |
rally of Saanich Division Guides and
- Wise ardener Brownies to take place on Saturday,
« a Sept. 18, at the Saanichton Agricul-
tural Hlall.. There is no admission
Fy charge and -the Guides. will. be. dis--

SCOTTISH CHOIR MAY
VISIT. CANADA

The Caledonia Choir, one of the
famous Scottish ‘choirs now taking
part in the. Edinburgh — Festival,
hopes. to visit’ Canada ‘during 1955,

Notes From Saanickton Experimental ‘Station .

. Ww has been. announced - that the “this is not. always the case, and The ‘choir which . is ‘pow ‘some 90| playing their. camping equipment,

bulb ‘crops “in ‘Holland. and France | may. be slower to ripen. «. ; strong, has a wide repertory includ- | gadgets and camp knowledge. The

are below average, there being pracy" py ANTING TREES © ing English, Welsh and Irish as well | March Past. will take place at 2
as Scottish songs,.Elizabethian mad-.|.p.™., when’ all) Saanich Division »

We are “approaching the season.

Guides~ will parade past .the.review-

‘crop of Dutch iris ‘bulbs: of the varie- |
ties Blues-T riumphator,:. Professor

tically ne complete ‘failure’ sof” the |
| fo
‘Blaaw. and. Wedgewood. “In

“many
Pls Dutch: suppliers will ‘not. be. in.!

--Seepred from their: foreign: customers . of
for any. ‘of these varieties or at. best | ed’

r planting fruit and other trees and

a few notes on this operation nay

Holes should be ‘dug

after broken and long’ roots have

A Brownie. pack . is now ‘started in.

“Royal. Oak. The pack will meet
directly. after “school every Friday
cominencing Sept. 17, in “the Wo-

“men’s Institute. Hall, Royal. Oak:
Brown’ Owl. for’ the: pack: will. be
Mrs. ‘D. Bosher. ‘Any girl of Brownie

rigals, part songs, motets and: church
music. | :

bookloyer badge at the first meeting
of Cordova Bay Brownies. | When
the Cordova...Bay tocal - association
met recently. they discussed. the plans

a ee eae

ing stand.
ity’ for. all
Brownies-in ‘action.

This isa ‘good opportun-:
‘to see .the Guides and:

AUDITORS MEET
Auditor General“of Canada,

Watson Sellar, is taking part in the
Conference of Cummonwealth Audi-
tors which opened September 13 at

age, 8 to 11 “years, is invited to “at-
tend. Parents of the district are
urged to encourage the girls and

for the Penny Fair to take place
in October. A report of the Divi-
sion Camp was given by Acting:

will only be. able to execute orders | | been ‘removed. |
in. part, so. quotes the Canadian The top soil is beteer laid to one
Florist Magazine. | side separated front the subsoil. Care

‘Latest. information regarding -should be taken to firm) the soil Mrs. Bosher by attending the local} Captain Frances) Minter. Guide] the Commonwealth: Relations Office
¥rench bulbs is that aie cau 8 around the roots by tramping or association mectings. ‘Dates and| meetings are to beheld every | in fondon. Purpose of the mecting
likely to exceed available supphes-j jamping. Fill in he surface soil places of these meetings will be an-| Thursday at 7 p.m. in St. David’s| is to pool experience and discuss
This ‘situation is likely to result in \ first and the subsoil last. A shovel- nounced: later. Church Hall. Brown Owl, Mrs.| subjects of common interest. The
‘a heavier than’ usual demand ier; tut or two of compost can be mixed If there is anyone who would like | John. reported on the Brownie Pack | first conference of this kind was

, not he amiss. |
a’ position” ‘to. execute orders, ace j gomewhat. larger. than the” spread
the roots.of the tree to be. plant-

to help with the pack or is inter-
ested in helping with a Guide com-
pany please contact. Mrs. - Ning,
92966:

At the first meéeting of the Mari-
gold local association : the: ways and
means committee. announced: there
would be a: Stanley party .

atthe
home of Mrs. “A. Hemsworth, on

held in 1951,

ae i

rer: B.C. bulbs.| Such would (be welt} with the soil as it is being replaced.
wea ~“comed by. growers here as ‘the local] Sey the tree about two inches
_-eFop. is . considered “above average. than it stood in the nursery.

“As muchas’ we dislike the truth in| Gy dwarfing stock ‘((E.M.

Holiday which took place in July.
ower

Tree
IN) are],
“the old: adage “One inan's meat is usually grafted high hut in any. case

‘another ” ‘Man's poison’ such would | the “point of ‘union: ‘between © stock
“seem to” Apply. in on pecscnt situa: and scion should be above ‘soil level.
eo tion. oon ‘ Apple trees on East Malling No. 1X

§ MATURE CORN. sup

Here and There -
and.

stock‘. should -be staked

15—Roman numeral

ACROSS ‘44—Feel indisposed

How -to tell when sweet corn is | ported. poe 46—Preposition 17—Simple Sept.,23,.at 8 pan. A> camp report
“ready: for picking. isnot always as] yy’ handling nursery “trees be sure Adie dehy oan Ea ial from the Guide: Lieutenant, Mrs. -H. a : °
7 » p “ 5 wee ST 2! stiONn ——, “
easy ag it may ‘seem, There “is 2) roots: are not. allowed to become " 2—Good friend 51—Behold!’ 24—Exclamation for Smith, was ‘read. Captain “Mrs. Wat- OLD’ STYLE @ LUCKY: LAGER
greats: variety of corn. varieties and | dry. Exposure to.the.air can do the neuen 52—Excuse no _filence ters reported that Guide ‘meetings : . .
‘since they vary greatly in shape, size, | roots no. good at any time... After 12——Thus . S6—Born 28—Australian bird have now started and the Guides oe ” ; ar PILSENER. @ U.6.C. BOHEMIAN
‘season of aricile and is husk [plantifig! a yearling tree prune back ee eure $8—Divinky 25—Day before a holidey meet every Wednesday afternoon. » Phone’ WHEN ORDERING RAINIER @ CASCADE
-characteristics the’ ‘signs denotin . and ‘ Bat 2 ws gs - .- nl } :
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- Thil that the scaffolding branches are to 21—Musical note 36—A medical man (abb.) lector’s badge and Pamela Molne her _ BE SURE TO SPECHY BURTON Type Al
same.» While. the ‘husks may be come out from below this point. Low [Lr faa DOWN 37-—To deny >" 73 ‘RAND NAME 3 ype Ale
i stripped apreaee the tip pe oe headed, trees require less labor in 25—Before ye erent cena 36 Engen eer atoth expected call on a friend and finds $$. STOUT © 4X STOUT
. u hea rance of which ‘ —Conjuncti = - — sus . °
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oS sd r Fall planting of fruit trees should 30—Dwell oe oe 46—Either ready’ has a guest, what should one
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: a er. : . —Intelligence — $3—~Preposition . vo: . .- ‘
| drawback to exposing the kernels is best. moved “by mid-October .when Siti cl erea 11-Mokture $4-—Sailor ©) [exchange a few pleasantries, and Control Board or r by the Government of British Columbia.
that: jt leaves an open ‘invitation to “moisture conditions -permit. “Root 42-—Auditory implement iC heciene un ood Sentnvesardto then leave. perce —oemotasancet panes
: vs - 48—Pronoun _  14—-Aactent oun Q. Is: it obligatory. to send a wed-

growth is’ active ‘at this scason .and
the” moved tree tends. to. become
settled: in place before the excessive
wet: Ot winter sets in. - . :

earwigs to chew. out the end kernels,
especially.” where: the: ear. -must hei:
“deft “several ? days: more to. ‘ripen. -

One of the. most commonly: used
signals”. of maturity” is.thé appear-
abe ‘ithe “sills. which’ , Smeraes |
‘Usually

ding gift when ‘one is invited only
to the ceremony, and | not to the + re-
ception? =
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-the title “Mr.” on his business cards?
the title “Mr.” on his business cards ?.
oe No. Only such titles as “Rev:”:
r “Dr.” are: permissible. °

| PAN-ABODE

"ODERN ETIQUETTE

— By ROBERTA LEE —

To: Discontinue His.”
Own Publications

“Comment. from a. publisher. in the
ar | United States:on: ‘the matter-of: crime |
jcomic: ho “was | Mrecently © : “reported
in that - pean en ‘Gaines,

Q. Would it: be good form,to be-  .-Q. “Should ice cream, served -in a
gina ‘letter “My“dear Sir;” and close sherbet glass. be..eaten with «the
‘it with * “Cordially yours?” spoon or fork? .

AL “No. The beginning and ending .. A. With the spoon. Ice cream is
of a- letter should show . the. same }: eaten :with ‘the fork ‘only: when it is
degree of: formality. ‘My: dear Sir” |-served with pie a la mode.

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1 habitually carrie s a Pipe in’ his. mouth:
or

.or. does. this: offend my host?:: ; 2 COURTS
oe AL ‘There is no reason: why a polite,
No, thank you. = should. of fend. your.
_{ host,” “Gf you. “make. sure that. “your ].
manner’. of, refusal * ‘doesn’t: proclaim

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un is. not iy unnecessiiry.

‘to: ‘give: “the tipsy “but it is inconsider-
: ate: tothe’ management forone: to
; insist upon. bre: king the: rules,

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