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Several people have called lately, asking about seaweeds
found along our shores, particularly at low tide. This is a very
broad subject and the beginner will require assistance in fin-
ding his way among the great variety of forms observed.

Fortunately, Seaweeds at Ebb Tide (Guberlet, M.L.) and
Seashore Life of Puget Sound, the Strait of Georgia, and the
San Juan Archipelago (Kozloff,.E.N.) deal with many of the
commoner forms, while many other books on marine biology
will serve to supplement these.

The world lying between high and low tides is a most
fascinating one, supporting more animals and plants than
| anywhere else on our planct. So it is a rewarding area to
| study.. Surely, all beachcombers have noted and wondered
about the masses of seaweed that lie stewn along our shores
| after a storm and those sull fixed-in place and flourishing in
| great abundance.

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shore, rising and falling with the swell, made their precarious
way over rocks slippery with green sea lettuce, heard the pop-
ping of forked Fucus underfood and noted the great range of
color, form, texture and size of these lowly marine algae.
Many. of these interesting plants have been with us for.a very. |
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slowly.than land forms which respond to the many dynamic

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It wasrtpretty. fishy May 19
when the.Sidney.-Mermaids. roll--
“ed out: bowling awards at ‘their ,
annual banquet... °:: ~
Sixty-five bowlers comprising: :
12:teams from Clams to Sharks.”
“competed:for the annual awards:
“which:included brass: frames, ’
az Cup. and Saucers; mugs” and:

crystal ornaments.

League. ‘champion_ was the
Squid team-made up of.Peggy
Morrison,» Joyce’Armour,
Susan Bles, ‘Em Corbett, Mary
GowerRess ‘and Marilyn Smith.

“The: second-place Sharks con--
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By Cy Hampson

Our Peninsula beaches, particularly the rocky ones, are

very rich in seaweeds. One caller this week asked about the
long brownish kelp with the bulb and pennants.at one end and
the long bullwhip-like strand that tapers down to a sort of
knot of woven root-like structures at the other end. This is the
bull kelp, undoubtedly the most conspicuous seaweed along
most shores where it has been washed in by the tides. This
kelp grows in great beds offshore where it attaches to rocks by
rootlike structures some 30 to 50 feet below the surface. The
attachment is the holdfast while at the other end the gas-filled
bladder, together with a long hollow region connected with it,
serves as a float in order to hold the ribbon-like pennants near
the surface where they can carry on the important process of

photosynthesis. Bull kelp is often torn loose from its moor-
ings in violent storms and carried to shore on the surf.

Another ‘caller asked about the very thin bright green
seaweed that grows higher up the beach and is often attached
to rocks or shells. She mentioned that much of it seemed to be
loose and covered much of the rocky shore. This is the sea let-
tuce. When growing and attached to its small holdfast, it
looks for all the world like a head of loosely arranged leaf let-
tuce with tissue paper-thin leaves. This algae is fragile and
often broken loose by wave action. Is it edible? Yes, but not
in these waters which are so badly polluted.

Sheets of red laver seaweed are often seen along our shores
here. This seaweed is readily recognized. Since it is only one
cell thick and shiny, it reminds.one immediately of the very
thin rubber in a toy balloon. It even stretches a bit before

tearing!

The very handsome seaweed in our photo today is widely
known.as the sea palm. It is an exceedingly graceful seaweed
with its beautifully tapering glossy stem (or stipe) and the rib-
bons at the summit which ‘drape artistically in a manner
resembling the fronds of an attractive palm tree. The color is
a rich olive-brown. It is nevertheless sturdily built and firmly
anchored in the upper tidal region by stout fibres.

Our neighbours next. door decided to see how many dif-
ferent kinds of seaweed they can find along the shore this

summer. heyy will nave ereat | fun.

Sinden and Netty: Smith. They
also won Team High Three. -

.. Judy . Edwards. won. high

average, high triple, the Muriel .
‘Green Memorial Trophy” and
_Jim Wakefield Trophy.

Team High ‘Single’ went to
Jean ‘Lumsden, ‘Pauline Burt,
-Phyl Daw, Doris Wheeler, Ruth.
: Tredgett. and: Alice Hamer, of
“ Tyees teams a
- Barb: Woodward ‘won the i in-
dividual: align Single.

Edwards. cleans up at ‘awards banquet —

The Oyster team were: stuck ~
in the ground winning the Team

Low Points. Rene Henderson,
Claire Duncan,

~ Instruction- only
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‘Instruction- -only for. Saanich

schools will continue indefinite-

DE ly, said . Saanich - Teachers’

‘Roman Catholic Church orc OSES AT AFFORDABLE PRICES | Association president Gordon
40030 Third St, Sidney Brentwood Bay 656- 4643-00, 656-3313 Bell.

“Saturday Mase 3 . 10:30 a.m. Family Service. 2499 Beacon Ave. =e 45) The. campaign, mounted by

Federation

new . labor ‘legislation,
- Bills 19. and: 20, was : ‘reviewed

May 15.. =
Bill. 20 passed its. readings in
the legislature last week and is -

awaiting final approval,

Asked to comment on the

failure of the BCTF campaign
to avert Bill 20,

wanted to get some substantive
changes and don’t as yet have
any substantive changes and we

tried to stop. Bill 20 and if it.”

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the Teaching -
Profession Act, Bell said: ‘We -

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‘Weare holding: out. some
dim hope that the bill’ won’t
Ppass.”’

_ A BCTF. general assembly

meeting is set for May 29 and
.30, and Bell said the instruction-

only campaign .may be. discuss-
ed. ;

If the bill receives final ap-
proval, the next decision for the
STA will concern the possibility

of certifying as a union.
School . board chairman Joe
_Lott said he has received invita-

tions: for Claremont, Stelly’s

and Parkland -graduation:
ceremonies, scheduled for out-
of-school hours,

—“T can only assume there are
sufficient. teachers participating, "

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Alice’. Nunn;:):
. Joan Burow. and: Marg Green’.
‘made up the hard-shell- team. ~ ©
Most: improved . bowler was:
“Marilyn. Smith with 21 points. pera
“Smith. started: the season bowl: |
‘ing 127.and improved to 148... >.’
The- Sidney: Mermaids” have
been bowling: ‘for 12 years’ with :
it members: from age 30 to 80.

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