THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN

DECEMBER 8,° 1953

CAMEO THEATRE

(KENSINGTON)

Monday one show only at 8 o’clock. Tuesday 7:15-9:15. See Stewart Granger and Pier Angeli in “THE LIGHT TOUCH” Bank Night drawings on Tuesday.

BOKDEN

“THE LADY FROM TEXAS” In Technicolor Mona Freeman, Howa

ing Tuesday.

YOUR HEART WILL SING! YOUR EYES WILL DANCE! j M:G-M presents be

ANN MILLER S. Z. SAKALL ROBERT KEITH NAT KING COLE BILLIE BURKE BOBBY VAN

Traveltalk and Cartoon

Monday-Tuesday 7:15-9:15.

| Duff, Josephine Hull. This is | a comedy. Bank Night draw-

CAPITOL Summerside

TODAY (Tuesday) 3:30 - 7:15 - 9:15

Continued from page 2

—BUYING Geese daily. Paying market Burns, Malpeque.

and Ducks |chilling at the thought of the fool- prices. W. H.|hardiness of the boy.

“You'll” we chuckled to coat! subtle our advice, “walk .home al ghost one of these times, if you)

—C. C. F. PROVINCIAL CON- VENTION, Town Hall, Kensington ” D .!continue those antics! Wednesday, December 9th, | 1.30|° “she's new—there’s no danger!” P. M. Evening Meeting 8.00 o'clock. he shrugged off the notion

Open to public. Special speaker, J.) « F ; W. A. Nicholson, Halifax. 0’ And you'll soon make a wreck

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_ of our ear.” : “What of it,” he laughed, “my —GLASS WASHBOARDS, step ' ” . . , {old man's good for another!” ladders, mops, br 5, paint and And there was the other chap

all housecleaning supplies,

right at Braces. sold who had made good recovery from

an ailment during a period of hos- pitalization. “I liked in the hospit- al, Ellen” he said. “All that worried

—KING GEORGE HALL, Ken-

sington, nti M is- : peal Tete ee ote me when I was there was to think SSponsored by the Home and! I Was putting an extra expense on |

Dad and Mother.” He paused &

—_— moment then added with an en- —SOCIAL AT SPRINGFIELD gaging smile, “I didn’t consider I

HALL —St. Mark’s and St. Eliza-|Was worth It to them.”

beth's A. Y.P.A. held a social at! And what of the anticipated un-

Springfield Hall on Monday even. (oe tl of today?

ing, when Mr. John Pillman acted Until tomorow -- — — — Diary

as master of ceremonies and also Good-night. ...

auctioned off a number of donated

articles to good advantage. Bur.

School. Admission 50c and 35c.

A Country Garden

—MEN’'S ASSOCIATION MEET,

-The Men's Association of Bed- tees

eque United Church held theig| Continued from page 2 monthly meeting in the vestry on|I mean cold, because it is the Dec. 1, about 40 attending. Grace;freezing and thawing that kills was asked by Rev. George Ward, | tender plants in the garden.

It is comforting to see all the

‘and all sat down to a delicious | hot, goose dinner prepared andj Steen, green plants of forget-me- | served by the ladies of the Edith | Mot ready to cover the ground Thompson Y.W.A. Ralph Callbeck | With the bluest of flowers as soon presided. It was decided that duc | ®* the spring has come. The to the uncertainty of the roads|Stound under the beech trees In and weather during the winter | the little wood has hundreds of months that the next meeting | these plants to be a groundcover ~ daffodils there.

}for the planted

-|much depends on

In the feeling for this beauty, if we have it, we possess a pearl of

great price. .

This week we shall continue our study of the beautiful book on the Royal Gardens and the gar-

dens of Windsor Castle, these gardens are so rich and varied that they rival the best of the botannical gardens. There are, moreover, gardens to suit every taste, ranging from the formal

garden on the east terrace with its central fountain, rows of great statues and formal geometric beds to the informal mediaeval atmos- phere of the Round Tower Gar- den, developed in the moat and on the very foundations of the Tower, or the natural setting of the Savill Gardens with their ponds and streams planted with prim- ulas, lillies, Irises, bog plants and all the other delightful woodland plants which abound. In all these His Majesty King George the Sixth showed keen interest, but in the gardens at The Royal Lodge his own personal taste and knowl- edge of design were best ex: emplified.

There is no answer to the ques- tion: “When is the best time to see the gardens at Windsor?” So the particular

;flowers which one likes. Certain- ‘ly the Savill Gardens should be |seen when the daffodils are in

\the bloom by the tens of thou- ‘cans and the flowering cherries, magnolias and camellias vie with all the other wonderful flowering shrubs and. trees of spring. Later there are the Valley Gardens bril- liant with rhododendrons and the

date to be decided on by the ex- 1 places in the garden and seats are ecutive, Secretary Cyril MacFar- there for moments of enjoyment. lane was authorized to send let- | Some of my garden visitors ers of appreciation to the societies | share this joy with me and so that furnished the suppers on the} we become friends. Consider the nights of meeting. Several inter-| seasons, the joy of spring, the esting films were then shown in-| splendour of the summer, the sun- cluding one of “Jasper Park” and|set colours of the autumn, the }a number of sing-song films were | delicate and graceful bareness of joined in heartily by the audience. winter trees, the beauty of snow,

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Punch Bowl ablaze with Kurume azaleas.

; The formal beds of the Fast ‘Terrace are bright with bloom

lin the summer montis, and the {Savill Gardens have good herbace- lous borders throughout the sum- 'mer and autumn. One of the love- jliest times in the Great Park and jthe Savill Gardens particularly is ; October, when the autumn colour j Starts and the berries and fruits, too numerous to be devoured by

ithe birds, hang heavy on the trees and shrubs.

By gracious permission of Her ‘Majesty the Queen the Royal !Mausoleum and its lovely sur-

roundings in the Home Park are open every year on Whit Mon- days.

From the horticulturist’s point lof view, the gardens at Windsor ipa their great variety of plants

land trees and extensive landscap-

‘ing are the most interesting of ithe Royal Gardens.

| There are 50 beautiful illustra- jtions of Windsor Castle, Savill Gardens, The Royal Lodge, Froz- more House showing the simple ‘Georgian facade with sweeping

}lawns and fine trees as seen from across the curving lake with a ‘large clump of sweetly scented \water-hawthorn. Weeping willows jadd to the charm of the Jake and jthe stone bridge. A white marble | Indian Temple adds interest to the trees shaded lawn in the Home

the circular mausoleum where Victoria, Duchess of Kent, mother of Queen Victoria, is buried, with its ring of columns and_ rich sculptural detail effectively situat- ed above the winding stretch of water.

Fort Belvedere is seen through a grove of giant cedars. Here, the Duke of Windsor, then the Prince of Wales, started a collection of rhododendrons and restored the gardens, One illustration shows the Obelisk commemorating the martial exploits of the Duke of Cumberland stands at the top of a wooded rise in the Great Park. In the foreground is a_ stone bridge from which there is a love- ly vista to the left into the Savill Gardens.

eee The Royal Lodge has a pro- fusion of all the lovely flowers

associated with an old-fashioned mixed border, lupines, irises, pyre- thrume peonies, shrub roses, mig-

nonette and lavender. Fragrance and colour and abundance are the keynotes in the sunken gar-

den with cedars as a background. Windsor Castle dominates the Long Walk. The recently planted double avenue of planes and horse-chestnuts flanks the central avenue which falls away from the gate to the south.

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these plants grow here In the garden). A winding brick walk on the upper level of the Round Tower garden provides a com- manding view of the shrubs mas- sed against the wall of the old moat and of the Winchester Tow- er beyond. To the left is the massive rock garden built on the

ferns clothe the well with a tap- estry of flowers from spring un- til frost.

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ing lavender, Stachys lanata (both].

foundations of the Tower and planted with sun-loving plants suitable for thig south-west aspect. Beautiful illustrations show a rose-festooned arbour with a& brick path that leads to the up- per terrace. Campanulas, alys- sum, pinks and aubretias and

Beautiful Azaleas and Rhododen-

fine old trees of Windsor Great

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' unnumbered smiling of the sea. Other lovely illustrations show] wonderful in early spring and the

permanence to the shrub and oth- er planting. By gracious permis- sion of Her Majesty the Queen, the gardens are open at certain seasons, and can you ‘imagine how wonderful it must be for all those who can enjoy this priv- ilege?

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