bare

: Drummond and Mrs,

peat,
* suggested as method of conserv-

Wednesday, April-30, 1969. |

SA ANICH { PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW so

“AS large. number . of budding

rday.: : . ;
- Interest was keen i inthe various

“!elasses and some of the younger
~ yesidents of the island won a fair

number of prizes. Mrs. Meg’
~Marjorie

Haggart were top prize winners |
‘in the adult section.

" - Judges were! Mr. and Mrs. P,

-G. James. of Salt Spring Island

. who) gave. unstintingly of their

time: answering: questions during
the afternoon... Mr. James gave

_g-a short lecture on drought re-
" sistant plants and the proper

method of preparing the soil to
cope © With the arid’ season on
our islands during July and. Aug-
ust: Growing certain vegetables
“and fruits as a hobby often re-
suited in additional income for
the grower, The important point
to keep. in mind is to use certi-
fied seed. He stressed the.im-
_ portance of” using a good well
balanced fertilizer. A mulch of
kelp or even straw was

ing. moisture.

Mrs. Jaines’ explanation after
she finished judging was most
informative and very much ape

~ REVIE

= structions
4 horticulturalists. attended’. the ~

Annual: Spring: Flower-Show held -
‘the. Agricutural: Hall. on ‘Sat-

considering...

assisted by, Mrs.

_MAYNE ISLAND FLOWER ar

“. preciated by the entrants. Exact
“ edsuréments are most import-
ant and strict adherence. to in-
in’-catalogues ©
must be followed: to the letter if’
‘high marks are
by-exhibitors.:

_ gratulated the exhibitors:on thé | made by Meg Drummond. Winner ©

egiven«

to be achieved
Mrs, Jamies -con-:

high quality of their entries and.

vall° felt encouraged ; by her kind

remarks.

. Barbara Ross won most of. the
prizes in the tulip section and the
executive of Mayne Island Agri-
cultural Society) are ser iously
having her give.a
lecture on tulip culture. - Con-
gratulations Barbara!

The Kyans family won in ihe
bunched nurecissus cluss and con-
tratulations tu them alsu.

A bouquet to Mrs, Jennie Bot-
terill wha sold more: than $68
Worth of inerchandise from’ her
booth which consisted. af toat-
stools, aprons, hand knit socks,
waste paper baskets. and other
useful items..

Mrs. Hilda Reid ani Mrs, Clara
MeAmmond did equally well in the
plant sale department. Both
needing a manicure today; ;

The tea and refreshments were
very much appreciated’ by the
thirsty crowd of shoppers and>
as usual were delectable and fat-
fening? Mrs. Meg Drummond was
in charge of that *department
Hazel Jarvis,

SSIFED

Mrs. Mildred” Paton ‘and ‘Mrs
Evelyn Mussick. “Pourers “weve ©
Mrs. Hugh Fr aser and Mr Se Bin
Ferguson:

‘Treasurer, Stan Lowe was at™=

tickets ons the Pickaninny. dolly |

was: Mrs..Fred Paton. Winner
of door prize was Marion Jake

Way,

John. Dought was auctioneer

for the bakery products with ex- -<
. earning sufficient money to pure.

cellent results.
our thanks to everyone for a

most -de lightiul atterngon,. We
‘hope you all come again,

Women’ Ss
Club .
Meeting

The Annual ~ Meeting of the
Sidney Business and Professional
Women’s Club was held at the
home of Mrs. Catherine Milne,
Breakwater ~Apts.; on Tuesday,
April 15.. President, Mrs. Do-
rothy” Kynaston, in the chair,
. Mrs. Kathleen Robinson at-
tended the Council jnectings and
gave a very detailed report on
Public Affairs. Miss Betty Booth
outlined the procedure of

—

HELP WANTED

MISCELLANEOUS —

HOUSEWIVES. PART-TIME. 10-

.7 15 hrs, weekly. .-Work your-own

hours as Fuliér Brush repre-

“ sentative. in Sidney, : Central
Saanich, .etc.. Phone 592-1313
for’ appointment. — 1693

"HELP WANTED FOR 12THJUAN.
de Fuca Scout Troop. 478-1286.

‘Call after noon please. 18-1

_ WANTED: - SHED FOREMAN.
“Apply before May 10th in. writ-

ing’ to. Saanich Fruit. Growers ©

» Association, -R.R. #1, Saanich-
“ton, B.C. State wages expected.
Starting date May 15. 18-2

Experienced —
Professional ty pist

required ‘ior part- -time evening

work. Duties will involve oper-
ating I.B.M. justifying type-
writer.

Please apply in person to Mr...

Brian Turnbull, The Review, 9825
Third St., Sidney.

OWN YOUR OWN .
- BUSINESS
. With _ new Canadian Company.
Manufacturing National Consum-
er. Products... Experience in

training ‘or ‘supervising helpful, _

-382- 5012 after 5 P.M.

MAINTENANCE
SUPERINTENDENT

Maintenance Superintendent re-

9-tt.-

quired by. BrentwoodWaterworks —

District. This work involves

- the repair and: maintenance of

mechanical equipment, including
simple pumping systems.

of installation, repair and read-
ings of metered connections, The
successful applicant will be ex-
pected to arquire a good working
knowledge .of the Waterworks
Systeni.
in the area for emergency call-
outs. Preference will be given

to a. man with previous expere.

ience in this«line, He must own
a suitable. vehicle for which a
monthly allowance will be pro-
vided. Written applications must
state age, marital status, refer-
ences and salary expected. All
applications must be in the hands
of the Chairman on or before
May 7th, 1989.

. Address applications to -
Chairman,
Brentwood Waterworks Dis-
, trict,

c/o Brentwood Bay Post Office,

Brentwood Bay, B.C.

656-3147.

“! Sidney Clean-Up,

The
position. demands a knowledge.

He will need to Hive.

‘DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS.

Experienced, Phone 656-3444.
42-tf

POLSON'’S TRACTOR SERVICE

Rotovating, plowing, blade work,
cultivating, post holes dug, brush
cutting. “Phone 656-3556. .39-tf

BOOK EXCHANGE 9785 - STH

St.. Across from Pool Hall, Sid-
“ney. q-tf

‘REST HOME, PRIVATE AC—

com modation at Belgrove House.
652-1552. : 6-tf

SIDNEY CHIMNEY SWEEP.
Fora clean sweep of it phone
85-tf:

OM

1. RENEW GUTTERS ALSO

. downpipes' and do all paint work.

Phone. 478-2742. or 478-3798.
1! -tf

CLASSICAL. . AND... POPULAR _

Guitar instruction
any age. Phone 652-1765.

Beginners -
18-1

‘SANITARY. GARBAGE SERVICE
Ray Bowcott,
24tf

SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED
by. “Singer” tranied. mechanic,
Phone ‘D. Gallagher:

656-1320.

14-4

GUTTERS AND: DOWN PIPES
renewed, - GR8-2742 | or GR8-
3798, oo 86 ~tf

“aR. KLEEN - UP

Have Litterbug - Will Haul
Anything - Anytime

652-1828.

GARBAGE, RUBBISH HAULED,
Phone 656-1784. 23¢tf

IF YOU WANT YOUR MOWER
for Spring, naw is the tinke te
bring it/to Reed’s Saw Repair,
622 Kisgard St, 383-8924. d-tf

DRESSMAKING, ALTERATIONS,
graduation gowns.

3844. 17-3

TROUBLE
WITH RATS?

No Poison Used
PHONE 652-2877

656-3637.

13tt .

Phone @56- -,

COMING EVENTS .

SAANICH PENINSULA ART
Centre, annual exhibition ofarts,

 erafts and demonstrations, Sans-

cha Hall, Sidney, Saturday, May
1) and Sunday, May 11, noon to
8 p.m, botit days. Adults 50¢,
children (25¢.- Exciting exhibits
-for everyone, ;

. ATRB

ST, STEPHEN'S A.C.W, SPRING

Tea willbe held in the Parish Hall,.

Mount Newton ‘Crossroad, Sature
day, May 10, at 2: 215 p.m. Stalls
will, include home cooking anc
country ©-kitchen,”
books, plants: and a guessing
contest.” Tea” 50¢.

WOMEN'S AUXILIARY TO REST.

~Haven Hospital
sale

Annual! Tea and
of home cooking, sewing

-knitted-wear, gifts and superflui-~”

"ties, on May 12, 2-5 p.m. at the
‘hospital. Mrs. Geo, R. Pearkes
will open the tea, ©. Admission
50¢ including tea... -D¥+1

DOGWOOD TEA AND. BAZAAR,
Brentwood | College... Memorial
Chapel ACW, in the Dining Room
and’ Lounge of Brenta - Lodge,
Brentwood Drive, Brentwood
Bay, on Saturday, May 3,. from
2+ 4:30 pam. Tea 50¢.-

SPRING TEA AND. ©MINI-
Sale’',. Silver’ Threads Service
and -Volunteer Corps. Wednesday,
May 7th. K. of Pl Hail, 9766
Ath St, Sidney, 2:00 p.m.” Bake
table; gilt: table, plants and books
and two raffles. “Silver collec-
tion, ~ fae

SHOAL. BAY UNIT. OF. ST.
Paul's United Church will hold
a-lised clothing and hat sale in
the Church Hall, Fifth and Mala-

view, on Saturday, May 3 from
10: @imn.- 2 pain. Bargains -
Bargains - Bargains. 18-1

LOYAL ORDER. OF MQOSE
Mother's Day Pancake “Branch
Sunday, May Jith starting af
11:00 a.m. Moose flome, Saan-
ichton (opposite Fair Grounds.)

18-1

MOTHER'S TEA, MAY 50,2 p.m,
St, Paul’s United Church, Silver
collection, 18-2

Loyal Order of Moose
BINGO

Zvery Tuesday,

60/40 per cent.

Moose Home Saanichton
Opposite Fairgrounds, llaty

7:30 p.m,

ROTOVATING DONE, REASON-
able rates. 652-1966. 10-9

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
o_— .
SPARE TIME INCOME

Refilling and collecting money
from NEW TYPE high-quality
coin-operated dispensers in your

No selling. To qualify

rea,
u must have car, references,
BoOO tc $2,900 cash. Seven to

twelve hours weekly can net ex-
cellent monthly income. More

+ fol! time For personal inter-
view write CANAPENN DISTRI-
BUTING LIMITED, 302
QUELLETTE AVENUE, WIND-

+ SOR, ONTARIO. inctude phone
number.

CARDS OF THANKS

I WANT TO THANK DR. HD.
Banner,
Hospital, also my kind friends
and relatives for cards, flowers,
letters, and many kindnesses
during my stay in hospital. Tam

feeling much better and at my.

Mrs. Een Stally-
18-1

home now.

brass.

wenel wipe

LOST

ORANGE HAND TRUCK, EN SID-
area. Reward. Sidney
626-4122, 19-1

nev
Frieent

Quarter Deck Cafe

Van Isle Marina
Sidney
Open 6 avin. to 10 p.m. every
day. Fisherman's lunches pack-
ed. ig-it

the staff at Holy Family *

ANNOUNCEMENT _

ated

MR. AND MRS. CECIL JOHN
Gooding, Sidney, Vancouver Is-
land, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their only daughter,
Jane Anne to Constable Dale
Eugene Martel, son of Mrs.
Laurie Zenith Martel, Calgary,
Alberta, and the late Mr. Mar-
tel. The wedding will take place
Saturday, May 3i, 1969, at 11;30
a.m. in St.
Church, Sidney.
Vauchan-Birch officiatins.

Andrew's Anglican
Canon FC.
18-1

_ sister-in-law, Mr.
“Lannon, Bireh Rd.

needlework,

17-3,

18-1 %
! work,

18-1

LOCALS

-Mr..and Mrs. Douglas aber, |

have. returned to their’, home in
-Pembroké, Ont. following several
weeks, here due:to the illness

and death of Mrs, Hubert* sfather, —

“Mr.” W.J, Smith, Madrona Dr.
the door and Heather Evans sold —.

~Mr. and Mrs, Neil Campbell,
Boston, Mass. ‘are. guests at the’:
home. of the Jatters brother and
and Mrs..W,

the « Sooke
supplying meals, and thereby
chase Jand: for a building pro- >
ject,

The -* Careers Prev iew? pro=
gramme on Job Opportunity given
by Mrs, Stevens, Personnel Ma-.
nager of Woodward's, to the grade |
1) students of. North. Saanich
Junior Sevandary Schuol, wasat-_
tended- by Mrs, Catherine Milne,
“who reported the excellent at-
tention and enthusiasm shown by
the pupils.

A further
Rights

study
and. the.

men,
month. A. copy of the . Indian
Act was obtained,-also for fur-
ther study, oo

Mrs. Dorothy: Kynaston
Mrs, Marjorie Smith-will attend
the Powell River Conference on
April 20.

Annual reports were given, and
the present. executive were re-
turned fer the year 1969-70.

Next meeting will: be held on-
‘Tuesday, May. 3.

Dogwood
Tea.

The Brentwood Memorial Cha-
pel annual Dogwood Tea will be
held at Brenta Lodge on Satur-_
day, May 2, from 2..to 4:30.

The tea will be opened by Arch-

deacon A.E, Maddocks and will.
be served both in-. the. dining
room and the lounge, both rooms

affording the visitors, the beauti-. :
The

ful Brentwood Bay. view,
evening branch of the A.c.W
convening the. tea and the “ter.

‘hoon.branch the many interesting

stalls. . es
Home baking. stah will be in

charge of Mrs. K.S. King; gifts 4
and needlework stall is. convened ©

by Mrs, _W.S. Barker; Miss Iso-
bel “Howard will be in charge of
the. miscellancods: stall.’ Miss
Mary Martin-has the book. stall
and’ the plant stall” will be in
athe expert lninds of Mrs. F.O.

Wollactnn Charme. far ten will

be i
t
—_ wi :
; rin
the - abia
is. dus
tri a
=_— —
bos
H

Nuxses AID REQUIRES DAY
Phone 656-3793. 18-1

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL WISHES:
lawn work: ete.
656-3637."

ATLAS

GRIP-SAFE

TIRE
SALE

ANY SIZE

21.88

PLUS
INSTALLATION

SHOCK SALE
1.88

Silver: Threads in -

of Human.
continuous: |
temporary ‘working hours for woe
will be made this ‘coming.

and.

“phone Alani, “<
18-1.

"Deep Cove Brownies

‘Ist Deep. Cove Brownies are
“becoming well established, All*
girls are now enrolled and.some
are near to winning their Golden:
Bar. . They: have been fairly ©
“busy. In February they managed -
a tour. of the -Sidtey. Bakery,
where they- watched bakery gooris.” es;
_ being made, and. wrapped,” also
“uns dnteresting tour, of the ‘Pro~
vincial Museum.

In March, they held their first
pyjama party at Camp: Kings-
_ wood and plan-another May.2. ;
“A cookout was held at MeDoie, FR”
ald Park,: where ‘the - Brownies:
cooked and ate their-own lunch.

“An Easter Party was held and
prizes given for the best home=
made “Fuster “Bonnets. - April
22 parents. were invited to join ~ 656-4115

tea: and {0 enjoy:

songs.

Brenda Green,
; Edwards, - Sally

Holly” I. vhen.

. SIDNEY -

dances’ ‘and
_ Brownies cookies “were |
distr ibuied. and sales discussed. 2

“The: Brownies have one Tween= "2" =
ie now“and: to.-date*-the pack has”:
‘earned “six proficicney badges.
Toy: badges went-to Gillian Hay = 7
Jeannette. [Po 2
Bushby, Diane: Fo
Gourlie: ‘and- an ‘artist. badge. to.”
Becky Smith’ got ~
second - prize ‘for the district
in’ the: Brownie. poster contest,

- G oy
Aladdin Travel
2442 Beacon Ave.

Your Western Airlines. Agent

‘| Vib. tin

Regular or. _—

‘Drip Grind. |

the Browitie meeting for an April) ~ " aoaeeeoen =

~ Blasting |

Agvicatura: Blasting a Specialty
STUMPS - DITCHES .- BOULDERS
~ TREE PLANTING —
ROCK BLASTING
TONY DONALDSON |

‘FULLY. QUALIFIED ‘AND LICENSED.
656-2816
No Job Too Small

Free Estimates

: if you'd tke tc to take an extra skier i in tow.
without taking an extra can ‘of gas on board,

- you've got to see our new 80-hp Mercury.
No other outboard ever packed so much
pérformance— such amazing fuel econamy—

_ into'so small a package. Our new 80 hp
is no larger than a competitive $5 hp and
it uses no more fuel than a competitive 55
~ at equal boat speeds! .

The secret? Revolutionary new Direct
Charging—a Mercury exclusive. With
Direct Charging, the unique transfer
passage, port and piston design pinpoints
the path of the incoming charge for
precisely controfled exhaust scavenging .
and cylinder charging under all operating
conditions. Coupled with Mercury's
Breakeriess Thunderbolt ignition, it
produces more complete removal of burned
gases for more horsepower per cubic inch
—maore miles per gation.

New 80-hp Mercury with Direct Charging—.
any other outboard in its class just isn’t
in its class! Come in and let us prove it.

IMERCUR Y

125, 100, 8C,.65, 50, 35, 20, 9.8, 714, 4 HP.

SALES AND SERVICE

FULL LINE OF MERCURY

OUTBOARDS AND PARTS

9768 THIRD STREET, SIDNEY

PHONE 656-2665

VAN ISLE OUTBOARDS LTD.

Frozen.

- Asstd. Varieties.

8 OL. Package — WUE y

Assorted

Varieties.

19 oz. Package

Breakfast Gems.

Fraser Valley
~ Farm Fresh. i

fs 6 07. tin.

Concentrated:

Homogenized.
Regular or Chunk Style. ©
48 Fl. of. tins... be

Fancy
Quality. 2
48 fi. oz. tin...

Tomato Juice
1”

Fresh. Top Quality,

Government Inspected : Se th

Grapefruit

Pink or White.
Size 48's

EP LS btedkek td

PRICES
EFFECTIVE:

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We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities

CANADA SASEWAT LIBIE

10. 69:

April 30th to May 3rd

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