“February 17.. Sheri Lee is the
first - grandchild ‘for. paternal

“grandparents-Mr. and Mrs. Ps
Hamilton, Haldon Rd.

: days, in Rest : Haven Hospital.
os ‘Cribbage . ‘parties, ‘under. the.

“come...

‘Duncan, ‘are’ the proud parents
Of ‘a ‘baby. daughter, ' ‘Sheri: Lee,

grandparents :Mr.: and: Mrs... G,

granddaughter; “for..maternal

Mrs. J. Bryce has ; Sole ber’

home. on: Oldfield Rd. to Mr. and’
MrsoD. Humphries Verdier Ave. o

and has- now. ‘moved -to ‘the Blue
Water “Apts., Sidney. =~ ;
“Mrs. C ;. Mullin, Oldfield Rd., :
is back home after spendinga few

uspices of. the Pioneer Society,

‘will resume ‘in the ‘Pioneer ‘Log

Cabin’ on Friday: evening March.
Bat 8, Pm.” ‘Everyone is wel-

a Alternatives” ‘were - "also" ‘named :

ntation of a: “Thank You badge. . in the: event ond. of the’ sik wouldn’ te

. "was. made .to Mrs. Jessie Stans-"
“field” ‘of. Brentwood’ ‘Bay for 10°:
‘years’ s vice to. the movement».

y

Name Delegates :

To Cc onvention.

Over 40 people attended aree- |
“ent” meeting “of the Esquimalt -
Saanich Libera} Association when -

six. delegates . were: “selected ta.

. represent this association at the.”
federal leadership. convention | at.

Ottawa. in. April.

“ Those elected were Esquimalt a
Reeve Ray. Bryant, representing ~
‘the Young Liberals, Bob Hutchi-. Posed. open house at. the ‘school -
son, Len Skelton, John Paul, Joe

» Saville and Mrs. Jean: Joyee

Just ‘ARRIVED - —

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oiing, :
» District. No.
“outlined | for. the: members ° ‘the e

» schools. ..as-

" inereases and the problems faced

“by the board due to the current:
dearth of funds. :

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FRAIL RANCHER —

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38. — 10-ft. rough cedar _
bards are used: 42”: high,

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be’ able’ to: go.* = Federal candidate.

-in.the: last election, Jim: Gorst,
-_ President, of the Association will

‘during which period she Served —
“as both: Akala ang as. secretary

Hannah, Hovey. Rd, cand the first: -49 the group ‘committee,

also. attend.” es
Before . ‘the | “selections, :
meeting : was ‘addressed. by Prov-.
incial. Liberal Official Lawrence
Jolivet;: organizer “Ray Noel and
Victoria’ Alderman Tan. ‘Stewart.

—BTAL PLANNING
OPEN HOUSE

“The ‘regular monthly meeting

of ‘Saanichton PTA was ‘held on

Feb, 2l at. the school with Presi-
dent, “Mrs: Re Bissett: in, the =
thair, eo
“Discussion centred én n the p pro-.

_ on “March 6° ‘and it.was decided

‘to’ 'send ‘out invitations to all.
“local residents -as. it: was felt: :

- that. even those - who» have noo:
- Children at: the “school: might: be =:
“interested: in. touring. the build~.-

‘ings’ and ‘seeing at fi rst hand the

-work of the students. |

Saanichton PTA will | join with

-’several other elementary: schools”

‘in the- area in sponsoring a per-

* formance of: t-9 Bastion Thea- |
.tre’s:
“Children. *... inv

“tThree | ‘Bears’? “for: the
Following: the: business. “meet”
Mr.. Beaumont of. School
63°. School Board.
future’ ‘requirements ©
“the

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welfare committee. -
= Kevitt,: “president of: Brentwood .

- population: _

> The: next mectng wil be held
_May 15. ‘

: regular meeting ‘of the Chamber —
- on March. Bee :

PIONEER ae
ANNUAL MEETING

le" aanich Pio
= their. annual meeting held. in the ...
Log. Cabin, ‘Saanichton, on Mon-

~ day, : ‘Mr. James Nimmo, Presi-..”
= , dent, . Spoke of activites during
. the’ past year,
groups ‘who had visited the Log. -
: Cabin during the past year,

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" WILP PRICE, MANAGER

“the ae i

Vice-president. 1. Latch is pre-
Paring: a register: « of-all business

a "activities in Central Saanich, and:

it-is* hoped that’a list will “fe
“warded . in due’ course toe
- householder's. . :

apparently. ran a piece: ‘about, a
lady: who had successfully solved os
‘the: ‘problem of quarrels between «
her children. When her sons were ©.
about ready to:commit mayhem »

“> upon each other, she would send

i OBES. ©
“Work; |
* hands

The president indieated that the i.

“Chamber is interested in assist-— :

‘ing “any community: club on ree. Pe

‘quest, -: and - information - in” this: .

-yegard should. be passed to Jack _

Hardingham, chairman of - the.

Jim Mc-

Community, Club informed: the-
Chamber of current activities so
that ‘there: may. be! no. 0. elash of: .
‘interests. © cok a

There was a discussion rela-

_ tive’: to” Central ‘Saanich’s. sub-~.:
division by-law: proposals, : and
the effect: the by-law: may - have...

on an: immediate sewerage pro- .
gram... It: .was. resolved that
opinion be reserved : until the -
proposals are clarified at the
special : meeting, of council on
March 1M... ” .
Letters are to be ‘sent ‘wo the

tees: to. ‘Clarify: whether or not

"there are facilities. for. soccer.

“at Centennial Park.

“The. Chamber resolved to ‘ofe"
fer its help. to Central: Saanich ..
in preparation of a suitable float.

“Well. know
nessman © and’. member . of the
Board of Trade; Roy G, MeMinn, »

“former. Chairman B,C: Pro-.

-vincial_ Committee and National -
Director: Air. Cadet League ‘of.-
Canada,. has been elected to the”
executive. committee of. ‘the. Air.
- Cadet League. of. Canada at its.
Most-recent. meeting. at Monte-
bello, Que, - Also on the execue

“tive: are ‘some of Canada’ s ‘most :

prominent: business leaders, ine -

* eluding. Norman ‘Currie, Presi- =
dent” Canada‘ Bread, Toronto; ..

Wallace. H.: Collie, ‘vice presi-

‘dent, Bank: of: -Montreal,’ head. =:

office, Montreal; James T: Eaton

Proprietor General Motors deal- |
ership, Carlyle; Sask; andF.A,J.~
Laws, Director FishingIndustry, va

St. John’s, Nifd.

“Ten ‘of. every 20 ava born *

in underdeveloped. countries: are
“likely to die in infancy. because

for. inclusion in the Victoria: Day ; =of hunger or the effects of mal-

parade. : ae
: The resignation ‘of. directors.
TJ. Hogan and Thomas Sampson -

was” announced, andreplacements -

“will “be, considered at ‘the next

” nutrition.
suffer:

physical damage. °
to CARE of Canada, Ottawa, pro-
vide daily meals to give under-*

“Another seven may

“nourished ° “youngsters: the chance

to grow into. normal, -self- Sup ow detriment’ to I sland andr mai in

"porting adults. as

ancouver busi-.

‘permanent mental: or.
‘Dollars ‘sent: -

“them * to’ the refrigerator ta get
They were. then Set to-
squeezing them -in : their

in an. attempt. to crush
them.

HEAD OF
FARM. INSTITUTE

“Annual election. of. officers. of

the South Saanich Farmers’. Ine -

4 Apparently the structure ..
_, of the shell makes this’ impos-

; sible but the kids, poor litte. :

";dopes, still kept on trying in the

=" hope of achieving: that Satisfac- .

~..tory..crunch,. and in. the process 5

» worked out their temper. 9°.

: Then-you: went on..to. -say that. —

~ you to" had tried it, with exactly.”

~the same results.’ ‘Despite press: e

TAYLOR NEW ~

just: the. right

“was thrust: into’ his.

‘His:
slightly. ‘purple, - Vel
and biceps bulged ‘as he exert

‘every :last: oimce.-of p

while’ we’ roared. with innocent

-merriment. © : oes
: “Ho Ho Ho, it can’t be done, »
Ann Landers”

It’s impossible,
says so. Ha Ha Ha’.

At that instant something hap-
pened that was » definitely not on”

the program..

Burn's: "Campfire
by. the “>

~ You know how those big. rockets -_

“down at Cape Kennedy ‘suddenly

“stitute, which was. postponed at of nde
the January meeting, was heldon a

the: 15th inst.

Tie,»

G. Stoddart:

-The ‘following “were. ‘elected, Paces
president, William Taylor; vice, ©
CAL Barrie; directors, RL: Mut-: oes
‘ Lorne. Thomson, .“ J.H..:
Thompson,’ Harold E, Slater, LD
; Wright; secretary. Pro tem, Stuart

The: application: by five freight “to (

catriers .for. ‘permission to ‘in-
‘crease their freight rates from. - ti
“Nancouver. to the: Island, and:
also to Up-island points’ was dis- S
“It was decided to’ en->-
- dorse | the action of the’B.C, Fed-
eration ‘of Agriculture in protest= 223
~ ing to the: Public Utilities. Com- =.
‘such - yard

cussed. .

: mission, : against, vany

increase, as an increase would be ee ey

report to members. of 7

ie: Society. at

-and.-mentioned

“He noted that. the Vintage ‘Car

- Club, | which | visited on May. 28:
“had been a particularly apprec-
~jative- group, showing. much in-

~ terest in pioneer furnishings and ~~
~ {nstruments on display.

. Mr. Nimmo thanked Chief Ed

‘Underwood for the totem he had
‘carved,: and: which. is: now on

display. with other. Indian arti-
facts. In conclusion, Mr. Nimmo

-thanked members of his execu-
-tive’ committee,
7 operation during the year. =.”

for. their co-

Mrs... John reported on. the’

“ cataloguing .of ‘articles’ in. the
This is now com-—

‘Log Cabin. :
pleted ‘with ‘the exception of:
articles in the kitchen, but they

"will. be done shortly.

The duties of Mr. Gordon Mich-

“ell, who. conducted the election’

of ‘officers, ‘were far from ardu~

"ous as the full slate of officers
,-. was returned -by: acclamation,

A committee was appointed

to revise the: Saanich Pioneer -
. History, adding histories offam~

flies that had been inadvertently

omitted. from the original edit=

ion. The matter of having a new
and revised edition published will
then be looked into, Committee

“members are Mrs, John, Miss -
Moses and Mr. Willard Micheil.

A letter. of acceptance and

” thanks was ordered sent to Chief
Underwood for carving the totem, |
and Chief Underwood will . be

asked to speak at a future meet-

-. ing, explaining the carvings.

An additional item for display’
in the Log Cabin, donated by
Mr. K.M, Gillespie, is « hand-

' loomed blanket made in about

1895 from sheep on the Gilles-
pie farm in Ontario.

The Pionger Society’s Spring
Tea’ will be held on Sunday, .
April 21. Cribbage parties will
be resumed, the first to be held
on Mareh 8. ,

CARE, to make hungry people
capable of feeding themselves,
uses food in many ways. School
lunches help educate children,
Meals for pré-school youngsters
stop malnutrition from stunting
their bodies ahd minds. Food-
for-work projects help people
build schools, roads and other”
facilities vital for economic
development, Canadians make
such progtams possible by their
contributions to CARE of Canada,
Ottawa.

“ 4n Saanichton.

put more. teeth into its already
far-reaching pollution’. contro’
regulations. The article will be

of general interest-to residents. -
of. this area who are becoming -
“more Pollution control conscious. :

daily.

= “Following is The Post’s report: __
“The British Columbia- gov-
ernment: plans to enact legislation
during the present session of the -
legislature to make the antipol-.
lution bill passed last year even
tougher. |

.. Severe. penalties are_being.

“provided for those ‘who infringe’

the, law. by. discharging sewage

or other harmful. waste ‘mater-.
-jals -on land: or in water . with.”

out. obtaining permits: from: the
appropriate authorities .:°
“The amendment stipulates : for.

‘the first time the specific grounds :-- ve

CAROL.GURR 1s
‘BEST SPEAKER
IN CONTEST —

The Saanich. 4H Goat Club held
their monthly meeting on Februe

ary 18 at St. Mary's. Church Hall

The President,
Gurr, opened the meeting. Miss.
Kathryn Logan instructed theclub
members on public speaking. A

public speaking contest was held .

‘py the senior members. Peter
Avatts from ‘the Victorta Kiwan-

fans, Mrs, R.W. Edwards of the —
Victoria Toastmistresses and «

Glen. Griffith of Victoria Toast-.
master. kindly volunteered to.
judge the contest. -

Carol Gurr placed first with

her ‘subject “Plant Incubator’. .
Bill Bailey placed second speak- =~

ing on **Soll Conservation’ and -
third, speaking on ‘History of
Agriculture’’, was Kerry Rogers.”

Mr. Ivatts kindiy presentedthe .

club with an excellent book on
parliamentary procedure.

The Club Leader, Mrs...C,
Maule, gave a report on batn
inspections and was pleased to
say that the members are work+
ing hard caring for their goats
tut reconiinended the feeding of
alfalfa duting the spring breed+
ing period. :

Faul Gurr directed the mem~
bers in some exciting games |
and at the close of the meeting,
10 year old Diane Andrews, ser+
ved. a bitthday cake she ‘had
made and decorated In honour of

Kathryn Logan's iéth birthday.

government’ ‘will; soon . “move. bo.

Miss ‘Carol ;

‘4

“ Yand farmers. 7

SOR: maximum’ of $ ,000,. or
-Sroprisonment up to three months

the offence is « committed. |

ues Lower Fraser. Valley: muntei-

_palities estimate pollution-con- | r=
trol measures:in their area may |

cost as. “much ° as $50 million

- over. the next few years. if the
"government. authorities insist on ©
execution ‘of all: Proposed. im- -

provement plans.’ oye

We Buy and Sell :
fold China,: Silver.
--Furniture and
~ Bricabrac’.

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“phone - 656-3515

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