NEWS photo Neil Lucente

BEAVER LUMBER assistant manager Tom Riessner makes
sure a 2 x 4 stud is as close to straight as possible.

Bradner Flower Show to
feature daffodil varieties

ANOTHER YEAR has
flown by and, once again,
the time has come to re-
mind you of the annual
Bradner Flower Show.

The theme for the flower show
will concentrate on Lower
Mainland indigenous people and
the official opening will be on
Saturday, April 17 at 2 p.m.

As always, the focus will be on
the many varieties of daffodils
grown in the area — some 400
different blooms will be on
display.

There will also be displays from
other growers, including orchids
and geraniums.

Bradner is easily reached from
all directions and signs are posted
on all routes for visitors’ conve-
nience. .

Admission is still $i and the tea
room will be well stocked with
sandwiches, cakes and other
goodies,’ all made by community
volunteers,

Supper is served Friday and
Saturday evenings from 5 to 7
p.m,

All of the proceeds from the
show go towards local community
projects.

The dates and times for the
1993 show will be:

Friday, April 16: 10 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Saturday, April 17: 10 a.m. - 8
p.m.

Sunday, April 18:
p.m.

Early mornings and evenings
are usually less busy and bus tours
are welcome.

For further information call
Marion (856-7310), Audrey
(856-2794) or Hazel (669-1143).

10 am. - 6

Aquasand” a unique natural

mineral that holds water & nutrients

THOUGHTS WILL soon be
turning to spring planting and
once again Maplewood Farm is
offering kids the opportunity to
learn more about the incredible,
edible sunflower.

Seed packets are available at
the farni with each child admis-
sion purchased.

With your seeds you will
receive information on growing
and harvesting this giant flower

along with details of the Fifth
Annual Great Sunflower Contest
to take place Saturday, Sept, 11,
The contest is open to all
children up to 16 years of age.
For more information call the
farm at 929-5610.

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