16 - Wednesday. January 7. 1998 — North Shore News aorth shore news OME & (;ARDEN Display photograph wi with floral frame SOME of my favorite photographs have been taken during the holi- days. It’s a time where friends and family gath- er together and special moments are captured on film. Why not enjov these pho tographs all: vear dene ins a homemade picture frame? These frames can be assembled using all kinds of materials. Some of my favorites are made with dricd tlawers, Materials Mincypensive wood picture frame (496); B dried roses or twigs; @ moss, dried leaves, hydrangea (any dry itenis that would look nice on the frame; sow it grows GARDENING is gen- erally a solitary activi- ty but holding mem- bership in a garden club can change this. Most garden clubs on the North Shore meet once a month and host a variety of excellent garden speakers, slide presentations and prac- tical demonstrations on 2a wide array of interesting garden topics. Garden club plant tables usually offer a wide selec- tion of common and not so common plant material. By nature, many garden- ers hare to throw things away and are only too ‘Vancouss'r oN Prepare fo _ university at BC home ideas Meluc and yvlue gun, B favorite photo. Plan out where vou would like to place the items on the frame before vou glue them on, Materials are best kept to one inch in length. This makes it easier to attach thent te: the frame. Remove the back of the frame aad take out the glass front. “Phis is important because vou do not want to lass plate. Once sou are satisfied with the look of the frame ben to glue the pieces. Start a corner and work mone direcoan. [es abvays nice te randomly over lap seme of the items. i et the frame sit tor ates hours betare inserting the photowraph, When werking with dried floral maternal remember to place them out of dircet sun light; otherwise the dined maierials will fide. Optional trame ideas inchide using cried roses, different varieties of nuts and of course, sca shells. These litt trames look beauotul when placcd ona mantle or bedside table. The best part is adimiring your favonte photo all year long. — Bart Lanter is a hast of Rogers Cable Plugged ti! mag splash glue or flowers on the agute proaram. THE Lynn Valley Garden Club is one of many such groups available for North Shore gardeners to join. Participants share friendship and gardening tips. and clubs are a great place to tap into a wealth of reli- able local information. If you are the type of person who likes to enter pleased to share their sur- plus plants with club mem- bers. Experienced gardeners are also generous when it comes to sharing their knowledge with beginners See Source page 17 Last Call For ... | Winter Semester Jan. 12 - Apr. 18, 1998 * FIRST YEAR UNIVERSITY TRANSFER PROGRAMS in Ants, Business. Computer Science, Science and Engineering All courses are recognized for transter credit by UBC, SFU and UVic. * HIGH SCHOOL. DIPLOMA PROGRAM Anaccelerated GR U/12 programm for students preparing for university catrancee. * ENGLISH STUDIES PROGRAM (ESL) An intensive multi-level ESL program for academic, social. or professional purposes, TORFE & Cambridge Preparation. ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIPS atlered to well qualified local students. nee eanee eg anne REGISTRATION; in-person registration on Jan. 9 Late registration ends Jan. 16 TS For further information, contact The Admission Office COLUMBIA COLLEC( 5000-555 Seymour Street, Vancouver, B.C, VO 659 ‘Tel 6H 683 82360 © Fax 6046 682 719) + www.Columbia-College.com A floral frame makes for a nice natural touch. — LS va Standing - : 7 Comfort. “Way to go Darrel. another Valor!” ¢ FREE estimates ¢ Showroom hours: Mon-Fri 8am-3pm thomeworks. Warning homes since “1890 “FINANCING PLAN NOVA HEATING & Sheet Metal Ltd. Serving the North Shore for over 52 years. 663 West 3rd St, N. Van 988-3922 NEWS photo Cindy Goodman Same Great Staff Same Great Service New Great Location A STROKE OF BRILLUAS 'Nort SHore DecoratinG CENTRE! Moore PAINTS. 2601 ‘sree te. Westview Suoprms Csi, wos wu 986-1420 LOTS OF FREE PARKING ™%