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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1968
Page
7
The Bay Meadows card for Saturday March 2 1968 lists selections with a 1 PM post time. Best bet is Mack Finn with an 8 starting number and Best chance is Free Meather with starting number 7.
SAN MATEO Meadow Lester, a 7-year-old bay gelding by Jamie Had a) defeated a field of seven in the San Mateo Pace, the fourth win of the meet for trainer and owner connections. The performance capped a dominant run this season as the largest harness horse in training continued its spring campaign at Bay Meadows.
Dated horticultural note by Dorothy Bayliss praises polyanthus primroses as the most colorful current blooms. Nurseries showcase a spectrum. garden planting near Capitola Santa Cruz advised with rich soil and manure. Historic breeding notes mention 1928 developments and the Baar strain selection.
Garden Club News extols polyanthus hardy easy to grow with a wide color range from red pink to white. The article notes their winter to early spring bloom, best in north or east exposure, and suggests pot culture for first-year growers. Meeting Monday at Lake Side Park Garden Center Oakland discusses the Pacific Southwest Dahlia Conference and upcoming judging school and root sale.
In the Flamingo Stakes at Hialeah a Kentucky bred field of eight 3-year-olds contest the important mile and a sixteenth race. Wise Exchange Forward Pass Master Bold Isidor Bieber and Calumiel Farin head a strong group with Gamely Princess Design also prominent among the entrants. A separate San Jacinto Stakes at Santa Anita offers added intrigue for shifty runners.
Carla stands out among new Hybrid Tea varieties built from Queen Elizabeth and The Optimist. Vik ing results from Volcano crossed with Flappiness, a florist trade favorite.
A dense schedule lists multiple garden clubs in Northern California. Readouts include Diamond Garden Club at Fruitvale Presbyterian Church Oakland and meetings across Oakland Hayward Alameda County and Piedmont with showings, society forums, and plant society events hosted at Lakeside Park Garden Center, Markham School, and local community centers.
Tokyo trained instructor Tsuyuka Muneyuki leads a flower arranging class at Lakeside Park sande Center in Oakland. Each session splits into demonstration and hands on work with beginner and advanced tracks. Fees are 49 dollars per ten lessons. late applicants may join if openings remain and a year end public display is planned.
Memorial Auditorium Sacramento hosts the 40th annual Camellia Society show tomorrow and Sunday. It is touted as the oldest and among the best judged events of its kind in the nation, drawing enthusiasts and experts to evaluate bloom quality.
Paul Covell, Oakland Parks naturalist, will discuss birds and Bay conservation at the San Lorenzo Village Garden Club meeting. The program begins Thursday at 7 00 pm at Meeks Estate, Hayward, with Angel Nurs er y listed as sponsor.
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