Wednesday, January 19, 1966

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

- PAGE THREE

THREE LIVELY GAMES SEEN —

Three * Saanich Peninsula League

. Basketball games. were ‘played. in
the - Saanichton “Agriculturat Hall

last ‘Satay’ “evening.

_AT SAANICHTON SATURDAY —

midget girls, . Saanichton vs. Sooke,

1:45 p.m,-and midget boys Saanich-
ton B team vs. Brentwood, 8:30 p.m.

The. first’ game, saw Saanichton: Tet

2 pre-midget girls come’ out..on : top:
~ with: a““score: of 16-2 against Vie.

Metropolitan. a

Saanichton | ‘midget ‘girls lost to
Br entwood by a score of 33-15 and
the final : game between’ Saanichton
and Cordova Bay ‘bantam: girls end-

- ed 45-11. in. favor of Cordova: Bay.

‘League’ games. scheduled: for

Saanichton Agricultural Hall ‘on Sat-.

urday, Jan. 22, are: ‘pre-midget girls,
Saanichton vs. First United, .7 p.m.;

“SAANICHTON _

ate and Mrs. D. McHattie, Keat-
ing .Cross ‘Road, are.the proud par-
ents of'a baby’ daughter born ‘on
9, at the Royal Jubilee Hos-

Jan.
pital.

The “500” card ‘parties, sponsored
by the Saanichton Community Club
were resumed last Wednesday even-
ing. following a recess during the

Complete Line Ot Groceries

‘holiday: : Five tables of players. en-
joyed the evening and: winners were
Mrs.’ G.. Hansen, Mrs. W. Anderson,
F. Nomis © and: W. -Brown: Club
members served refreshments. |
- Mrs. N. Breitenbach, who ‘sold her
‘| home recently © on | Nicholas “Road
and. has-been in’Prince’ George with
her ‘son..Joe-and.. family for..a.few
months, “returned to the Island
shortly before the New Year and has
been a patient in Rest Haven Hos-
pital since'that. time. mo
J. Hodgson, Central. Saanich: Road,
is a patient ‘in ‘Rest Haven Hospital.
-Capt.: G. Hansen,.. East. Saanich
Road, ‘is home ‘again after spending

day. afternoon when the lost. control

is.a-patient‘in. Rest Haven Hospital.

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IN PR OGRESS-
Bargains Galore!

“OPEN 8: 00 AM. TILL 5 30 P. M.

; heart attack.

COMPLETE
‘BAN ON .
HUNTING? ©

tral. Saanich

taken: - ;
~oAL OR. Davidson,
Ave.
‘ask for

be va: “natural
life.’’

land ‘View beach’ area.

Your Children

On a Cours ! of

J off. all shooting. eo

“by:

INDSOR.

‘far call. I've learned about’. its op-

switch ‘it: off.
know,

several weeks in- Rest Haven Hos-

pital.
. Barry = Pelter, ; Mount. “Newton
- Cross Road,- “was injured on Satur-

: lub. :
of his ‘bicycle in his home yard. He Pig Clu

P. Hamilton, Haldon’ Road, is pro-
gressing favor ably in. the Royal Ju-
| bilee Hospital, “Victoria, following a

THERE’ S sIMMY “WRIGHT.

Complete ban on. hunting. in Cen-
was.. considered by.
council Tuesday but. no action was

2144 Brighton
-Vietori ia, wrote: to ‘council to
consideration. of a. hunting.
ban, contending “this ‘district :could
sanctuary for wild
Davidson’ particularly,
mentioned: “ducks and. - whistling
swans: he “has observed | ‘dn: the. -Is: ;

co quite. ‘agree. with. ‘the etter, ”
Councillor. Charles Mollard: said, “We
have: ‘a- more” concentrated: ‘popula-
tion now. and it :may.’ e@ time’ to. cut :

“Council: ‘several: m« nths “aao n res-.
tricted. shooting ‘to farmers awho_ may. |. We

ae from: ‘8.00: ‘am: to: 7.00: p.m.:
“Sundays ‘and: ‘Holidays—-Extra
t

f. am. not exactly a. television fan.
In ‘fact we have had -a.set in: the:
house for about eight years and so-

evationis. which knob: to. turn, .to

‘some . “excellent. programs,
mostly * over the CBC and. one: of
these which: I happened to catch,
had a special interest for me.

We had tuned in by chance ‘on a
weekly. feature called Telescope,
and this program showed something
of :the annual reunion of the Guinea

_ During ‘the war, many of our air.
‘men ‘who: crashed’ or» were. | shot.
down in flames, - suffered terrible. in-
juries, -mostly ‘burns,: and: these men |.
were--sent-to the - RAF hospital at
East:.Grinstead, for the--months. of
plastic , surgery. that would. rebuild
shattered ‘faces .and limbs: *. Here,
‘under. ‘the: plastie” surgeon's - knife
they were slowly reniade, and ‘in/the’
remaking ‘forged : an: association
which: ‘continues... ‘on, - two.” decades
later,:as_ the. Guinea.-Pig .Club.:

As we w atched the - ‘reunion ‘of
these men, “each of whom ‘had been
through a-lot,..my ‘wife ‘suddenly:
cried ‘out, “‘There’s Jimmy Wright.”
- ‘Pwenty-one. years ‘out of the past,
he. suddenly ‘appeared ‘on our tele-
vision’. screen,” picked “out - ‘from a,
gathering of: “many, » in far... “away.
England: It:. was*a: memory, or:
rather. the. ghost ofa memory, sud-.
nenly. become. visible’ ‘in our front
‘room. :

ter of the” war, when’ I: was’ at) St.
Dunstan’ s sé My. wife: and I had gone

Just. after
‘ammunition dump.

FOR 1966

Tuesday ‘by Central . Saanich Reeve

“There are. though, I'|

Muni cipal Committee with .Council-

as) follows: “with ‘the first. named as

Hemstvect;

“I'met Jimmy, uring the | last avin- :

down ‘to: a party in: ‘the: small: village ;

COMMITTEES
APPOINTED —

~ Council committees’ and municipal
represenialives “to regional © com-:
mittees for 1966 were announced on

R. Gordon Lee.’

Victoria. : Metropolitan . Board: ‘of
Health’ with Councillor. Harold. An-
drew: as. alternate. Reeve Lee is
commencing his . second year: as
chairman of the metro health board.

~ Coun. T.-G. Michell: will ‘be the
municipality's voting “de! Logatie ~ to
mectings of the’ Union of B.C.’ Muni-

ver Island: Municipaiities.

‘Reeve Lee remains as the aeclerate
to the- Capital. Region: .. Planning
Board ::and” Greater: Victoria: Inter-

lors“-Andrew: and’ Charles: : Molard.
as-alternates;. ‘respectiy ely,

~ Council committees - for. 1966 —

chairman:

Public’ works — “Michell, “Benn,
fire department Benn, |
Hemstreet,.. Michell; waterworks—
Mollard, Lee, “Michell: parks “and
beaches—Hemstreet, Andrew, Mol-
lard; ‘education’ and : recreation—
Salt, Benn, Andrew; health, family

home—Reeve: ‘Lee; -Salt, ‘Benn; civil
defence—Andrew, “Reeve. Lee; Mol-
lard; - eentennial—Salt;: Reeve Lee,
‘Benn: subdivisior—Miched, ° Hem
street, Andrew: finance—Reeve Lee,
Mollara and Michell. ae

cane PLACED |

REMEMBRANCE

‘Fifteen: members of St, Sear s

cipalities and the Union of Vancou-

and - children’s court, and ‘detention ;

© faay, 2 Feb.8..

LAND. IS. PROBL EM

-|Demand Exists

.- There is plenty. of. room. for exe!

pee pansion ‘ofthe fruit -and vegetable

growing: industry on > Vancouver “Is-
land,: delegates .to a “Vancouver con-
ference were told. Tast week,

One of the biggest problems. fac-.
ing ‘the industry isthe retaining: of

The. agricubhinal outlook and: de-
velopment program “meeting... was
attended: by’ T. G. Michell, ' presi-
dent. of Saanich Fruit Growers As-
sociation, and Vice-President Dixon
Holloway... The. two-day. conference,.
one. of.three ‘held ‘throughout: -the
province, was sponsored by the pro-
vincial agricultural depar tment, °°
WHAT TO LOOK. FOR. | :

“It: gave us an idea: of where we

are going ‘in- the fruit: industry and
told :us ; what to look.” for," Mr. Mie

hell’ said.
Mr. Michelt said’ that: he and ‘Mr.

BUSINESSWOMEN | 2
DISCUSS TWO.
CONFERENCES |

January. meeting. of. -the ‘Sidney’
Business ‘and -Professional Women's
‘Club.was held. atthe home. of Mrs.
W. Beswick, 8617 Dencross ‘Terrace
on Tuesday, Jan. 11. oA aes
“Business relating to “two. import-
ant conferences ‘was ‘dealt with. :

There. will be a Spring - conference
of -all. provincial clubs ‘in: May ‘and.
Vancouver: Island clubs. will host: the:

‘Victoria. in July.

Next meeting wil be held on. T

a 4 allowanca, tool See your

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nfo the eonvenionce,

"Family Fare Discounts on AIR CANADA’s Econom and rst Class flight
“any day, anywhere In North America. There’s a new, increased baggage: «
Travel Agent for detalls—or callus at EV, 2-5141.

unbeatable seed avid n no > cost at ee of All

. CENTRAL ‘JOINS.
|COMMITTEE.

OT SRO:

‘Siderable nora time AVI seing
in “the: shospital atEast* Grinstead;

- muaking:. film -récords: of some ‘of ‘ie

injuries, , “and the plastle, work donc.

Von them, $0: he: knew! very: clearly,’

‘even: though he:-could “not see, | exe.

«Laetly-what soaring: flame: bad Hone

| toshis fleshy 5"
We .became : ood - friends. during

cf those . dying months: of: the’ war,
a Teleft:St. “Dunstan's: foseame ]i

home to Canady
| taets Oven: the, yo
memory “Of: chhn had: aided, until ‘the
pother: night, Tnlways’ knew that his:
quiet esort’ of coumnege “couldnt be
beaten, Tthasi’ tee. Maye hie

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Contin: ‘Saanich: counell: on!

1 day confirmed tts decision: {o" Join
“(the Greater Victoria IntereMinielpal:

bers. ceantbute:
amotuntny

‘the: following.
Vietin: 40.2 He por’ centy,

ANRG: per conty:
cont anor:
Tt? ‘Central

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Saanich’ had been’ in

Ttings ‘iienttirles” to the “areal

Jesented onthe commil(iee:

Saanich coun: baw yotet

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Committed. The® “muntelpnlity” will
contrite 237° per’ cond.” of ithe:
commitice's: expenses, - Other mem-

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a af Member.ak: the: committer. Jast: yont Thess

“it would hove ‘eost the munislpallty
‘Mutt the committeets ine
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Reeve

Fruit Growing Industry Here

present: farm land in 1 the. face of the

; subdividers. °
The. reeve- will continue: as Cen- :

tral Saanich: delegate .to: the Greater

National: Conference to” be held: in.

“. There ‘was: also. a. short report on: :
wees the “Law. “Book. Bee .

For Expanded Q

Holloway protested the. forécasting ns

ployees,-.
(Hon. Frank. Richter) “agreed,”

high as. we can to give pickers the i
best. price too,’’. Mr. Michell ‘said:

LOGANS UP ;
“Logan planting’ is: ‘up here; “the
only place ‘in Canada where they-are -
grown,”’ -he..said.
ned..logans. and, wines’ are’on the
swing. up.
their.‘own,’
The mainland conference, tihich

land’ representing var ious’ fields: Of
agriculture. : Beat send ein

‘BRENT Wood
AUTO-BODIES

7110 0 West Saanich Road, 52-2324,

Tundrods
Sales ‘Turniture, vf

: : Athi

hor me. awalt: you during Estonia Warechous
‘furnishings sand:a piiances— “all at: ip

“frresistibly low. Buy on your Convenient Eaton Account with No. Down:
Payment. forthe items -you need at prices: that: gave. Don't: miss it
be big days of, bargains—Thursday, dS

rices. that are

: atu rday

eric PARIANG | GARAGE

enn tneainnseantispaneaneetao

of fruit.- prices’ by- government: em-
“ang: think ‘the : minister: >

-“We want to ‘hold fruit prices as
‘The coming season: looks like. a ae

‘good one for local growers, he said,
particularly for loganberry ‘growers. iy

‘Frozen: and can-_>.
_ Strawberries will hold) =
may, becomé ‘an. annual. event,- was ae

attended by. 270 delegates from: Van- °°)”
couver Island and the: lower maine: