International Peace Garden, Progress Report

              Outlet of Lake on Canadian Side
Summer House would damage these three- inch thick cement
flagstones. The second terrace has also been similarly covered.
Thus the two stairs are connected with flagstones.
The third pool is completed, with the exception of a section
of the wall which the masons have still to build. But the pool can
be used even if the wall is in the process of being built.
The Sunken Garden
During the past winter the trees and shrubs, that had grown
up in the ditch leading from this area to Lake Udall, were cut off
and burned or hauled away for firewood. Also, willow and poplar
in the northern part of this valley were cleared away. Late this
season the ditch was deepened and widened and stumps dug,
so that there now should be rapid drainage into Lake Udall.
Publicity
The Federated Women's Institutes of Canada and the Home
Makers Council of North Dakota joined in financing the erec-tioi
of an Information Booth, located on the International Bonn-dan
Line on the grounds for which the two national organiza­tions
are financially responsible. Mr. W . B. Patterson, formerly
manager of the Brandon Division, Imperial O i l Company, gave
his services voluntarily during the summer as Information Agent.
The I> ing Bros., manufacturers of laminated rafters, planned and
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