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Wednesday, June 4, 1969

SAANICH, PENINSULA AND CULF ISLANDS REVIEW

_ Memorial Displacement

_Sanscha committee is in pro-

cess of: formation to. study the

re-siting of Sidney and North

aanich Memorial Cairn, soon
; be displaced: by road con-.

ruction work at Patricia Bay

. Highway-and Beacon Avenue in-
tersection. -
» The. ‘question was fully <dis-

cussed at the May meeting of
Sanscha, when Ed Hay, presid-
ing, named Jack Pedlow as chair-
man of the committee, with

himself. and T.A. Aiers repre-
‘senting Sanscha.

Sidney | and
North Saanich municipal ceoun-
‘cils and “Royal Canadian’ Legion
and Army, Navy.and Air. Force

Veterans’:
to name representatives::

Mr Hay reminded the meeting
that work“ on the intersection
will commence in six weeks time
at the latest, according to in-
formation given to Director Mrs.
Les Cox and himself by a high-
ways. department official.

Legion delegate L.E.Y. James
said that in his opinion the gov-
ernment should have notified the
citizens of the bulldozing of the
area. He felt sure
people of Sidney and-North Saan-
ich should decide a new position

, for tne Memorial.

In other business, Mrs, Dor-

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Drafts
Badges
Blotters
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Booklets
Placards
Circulars
Vouchers ,

' Programs

Handbills
Pamphlets

Clubs "will: be asked

the -
that the $2.99.

othy ‘Thomas, rentals ‘chairman,
reviewed Sanscha Hall bookings
for the coming weeks. She re-
ported favorably on adance given

. by the Indian youth of the area.

and’.said that the hall and pre-”
mises had been vacated - in-im-
maculate order.

For the catering committee,
Mrs. Winnie Gardner reported
the following receipts; clear of
expenses: Art Show, $60.49; Dog
Show, $58.20; "Deg Obedience,

KNAPP 1SLAND.
PARAD SE

(From page seven)
book Giant was writing’
about the Waggoner family.

The Duecks bought. the
tsland} and touse from the ~
Waggoner family ‘in i963.
“We. spend about 60. per
cent of the time-on the
island and the rest of our
time is spent either. in
Vancouver or. travelling,’
commented: Mrs, .: Dueck,
‘Whenever the flag is fly-
ing from the flagpole you.
KnOW we are home,”* ‘

The Buecks, like | the
Harveys in the ‘early
1900s, -.are hospitable

people who love to see a’
boat full:.of friends pult

in. A breakwater at the

north of the island and a

wharf to tie up to provide

a secure harbour for such

visits. For city people”
the island offers a beauty

and tranquillity that is be-

coming increasingly hard-

er to find in our modern

20th century. The island

beckuns and the Duecks

are happy to share their

piece of paradise.

OEAL

- Grace -

- Brackenhurst Bijou. Diana -
340266..-.-Ex., a Jersey cow
‘owned by -A:W. Aylard -& Sons;
Sidnev, B.C., has just been is-

* sued a Ton of. Gold certificate.

In'1,428 days she produced 2,286
Ibs. fat. Shé has two Silver and
ane Gold Medal and is a daugh-
ter of thé Superior Sire, Sramp- :
ton ‘Sir Biiou Radar.
Glenhagan Roya!”

“Rata TRS

334029 -°V.G., “owned by R.L.

Mutrie, Saanichton, B.C., won
a Ton of Gold certificate when
she. produced 2,288 ibs... fat in
1451 days. She is a daughter
Gf the Senior Superiar Sire, Decr-
naven G VF Royalist.,

Deaaston Nobel Adel 2M -
310856. -G.P., also. owned by.
. Mutrie, also won a Ton of
Gold certiticate when she pro-,

duced 2,12) ibs. fat in 1,374
. days. ; “
To. qualify for. this award “a

cow must produce at least 2,000.

“Lbs. fat-intour consecutive years,

V. |. Press Club

| Visits Nanaimo

“Vancouver Island Branch of
Canadian. Women's. Press. Club
neld the quarterly meeting at the
Malaspina Hotel, in Nanaimo, re-
cently, with new president, Bea
Hamilton in the chair.

Bea welcomed members other.
committee. vice-president May
Baidwin, Courtenay; secretary
Horgan, — Victoria; trea-
surer Dorothy Butler, Erring-
ton and historian, Mary Backlund,
Galiano Island. Attending from .

Vancouver, was regional director * ’
for B.C.; Evelyn “Penny Wise”.

Caldwell,

There are now 21 members in
Vancouver Island branch. Jean
Rogerson, the Womens editor for
Nanaimo Free Press has joined

. the branch from Edmonton,

-of- well recognized flora

Ton OF Gold Cows [- NATURALISTS TDENTIFIED.

A ‘ithe book édited by Ruth
Chambers and recently published

. by Victoria Natural History So~ —

ciety should be of absorbing in-
terest to natures lovers as well
as to those who would be better

informed of the work performed.

by pioneer naturalists. in the

: Pacific Northwest,

Much valuable historical data
has been interspersed with con~
tributed features and. much
biographical detail and the pages
are generously illustrated,

The origin of specific names
and
fauna is of peculiar interest when
a historical summary of the life

and adventures of the individual.

is read in conjunction, For
instance, the. Wastern flowering
dogwoed (cornus nuttallil) per~
petuates the memory. of one
Thomas: Nuttall,

a Lancashire.

. Settler, born in 1786, who emi~
grated to Philadelphia and made

his way to the Pacific coast.

Dr. Clifford Carl, Director
of the Provincial Museum. in
Victoria has appended much use-
ful information about the ears;
naturalists, and. the majority of

-the historical® skiehes are by

signed contributors, _
The -bock entitled

from’ the Provinciai Museum,
Ford’s Book Store Ltd. in Vic-
toria, and Cornish’s Book. and
Stationery,

LIQUOR POSSESSION

_ Keith K, Bennett, 3313 Whit~
tier Ave., Victoria. was fined .

> $38 .in Central -Saanich magis--

trate’ s court on _May 29 for be-
FRE oe : esgion ot
Liqu

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