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THAT ICE 1S SLIPPERY,

THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C

but youngsters learn how to navigate it during

skating lessons at the rec centre.

This Week bueause. the Ajghits a are increasing-
ly cold I finally gor busy and did/a job. 1 hate
“-~ cleaning. the gree snhouse. That task rivals |
cleaning thé freezer for sheer drudgery. This
"year, especially, a greenhouse needed a good.
» Clean-Out: ; ;
ead 6 ‘had: zi Ww ni: ‘otnaiods:” canieloupes, one.
“squash plus-an enormous: pelargonium’ in-the
centre’ bed, and the white: flies arrived, and.
they multiplied! Regularly [sprayed with soap

tion, and certainly. soneof them died, but not
all. T wanted an. immaculately clean-place to
oa the. houseplants after their. summer out-

out the greenhouse.

to the compost pile. Finally Psprayed, “tidied,
swept, threw out, and reorganized the 7
million pots scattered everywhere. The follow-
ing day I spraved for the last time, and then
began the long picky business of making sure’
that all inward-bound. plants were free of all
wildlife. Must have. killed 20 small-snails in-
“tent on spending the winter under, glass, in-
mumerable sowbugs with the same idea, plus,
accidently several spiders. ’

Now, as farouas. Pocan sues the plants are
clean, but most fof them will need re- porns
since they bave grown enormously. The next
thing is to Ret some POTUES sot some sand
and peat mass, card bepin what promises to be
an ideat way tor spend hens when the rams
begin iu ear Nest.

We lave tied the on Threat times
already this falbo bast vear we didn't umn up
thedieat ag Oer FE, bat Pseem to recall we
WEIEQD te

Poday at abswer faa sagystion from a kind

wil in Cordova Bi wolbiryeto give you a brief
(Hat) idea of Tow to build COMPOS heap
that acthaly warks.
S weepence’s sacesstal s onyposting methods’
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“GARDEN FENCE :
"HELEN LANG |

-S and-water, plus a few drops.of Diazinon.solu-

: side, so the only answer secs t to be. to. clear.

This T did, heartlessty tearing oul every liv-
ing, thing, and consigning the ragged remains.

Samay have to keep it from compacting.

Phis ie based cone Iie hove

Sdenedteot either chighken or wee, wire Pou:
and:
ile e nil nil VQ

have a large circle. Into this container will go

your collection of waste materials from. the

garden;.any uncooked vegetable scraps from

‘the kitchen, plus any manure or seaweed you |.
can find, any fertilizer: granules leftover from.
the summer, and*shovels full of earth from =
a your.empty beds. When the pile is completed -f ©
“Siv.will resemble a giant black forest cake, with...
~ its alternating: layers ‘of vegetable matter: he Hy

cake) and manures (the icing):.

<- One thing -to. remember. is that! damianed at
material decompases much more quickly. than]
-whole, i-e.; corn stalks that have: been, crush-":
-ed, small. branches that have been shredded or ~
chopped: fine. Another hint is. that the: pile’
“must be kept damp, somewhat like a squeezed

sponge, without being soaking wet. Most piles.
need to be covered during the winter, a length.
of black plastic tied over the top seems to do

the job.
Start off Your: pile with: some loase:
“materials” such as leaves,” straw, «or. bean

plants; making this: section about four. inches
deep. Add a’sprinkle of fertilizer and acouple
of shovelfuls of garden. soil, _ plus” some
seaweed, just enough to cover that layer, and

dampen this down. with the hose, Next add a. -
faatr-inch layer of garden waste, spreading it
and.

out over the top, and add... more: soil
manure (ora sprinkle of fertilizer, or alfalfa

“meal if you have any) or use see aweed if this is

available, again dampening it down.

Civass clippings should be added. sparingly,

never more than aninch ar two ata Lime, mix-
digainany leaves or-other loose materials you
Your
compost heap needs oxygen (o keep if work-

ing, and fresh grass clippings have the habit of

dow | inte a heav v which
prevents the entrance of airs

Over the coming months add: refuse. fiom
the kitchen Cuncookeds remember) and every

fourinehes add some soil which provides the

pa neh SUNT! WVASS,

“bacteria needed to heat the pile-and: keep iN

working. Nest spring you should: hive con
post so delectable yon will be templed to eat it

ourself. ‘anne enough worms to shat ab worn ;

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Glen Meadows.
Beauchemin expects the two
events to become a regular oc-

For the first time in Western
Canada, Glen Meadows: golf
course hosted the Tournament

Players. Division qualifying currence to provide prospective from an educational program
school for players to turn pro- — professional golfers in Western offered by the association, he
fessional. Canada more opportunity: said.

TPD executive director Bob
Beauchemin said .the four-day
event, held Sept. 28 to Oct. 1,
provides young players with a
chance to qualify for profes-
sional tournament play.

Thirty-two applicants from
across Canada played the 72-

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