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Wednesday, March 24, 1971

THE REVIEW

PAGE 9

: Meiklejohn, L. Sheehan and R.

last Sunday with Mr. I. Bowler’ s

Mr. and Mrs. Will Sefton, with
children. Don ‘and Lorraine, of
Broadview, Sask., are visiting
with Mr. Sefton’s mother Mrs. M.
Sefton, East Saanich Road. ~

Mrs. C: Clive, Veyaness Road,
is -a patient in Rest Haven
hospital, where she underwent
surgery last week.

Recent guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bickford,
Wallace Drive, were Mr. and
Mrs. W. Griffin, of Toronto On-
tario.

Winners at the South Saanich
WI. card party on March 10 were
‘Mrs. C. Clark, Mrs. T. Michell,
Mrs... C.- Meiklejohn, | P.

Crawford. Hostesses for the
evening were Mrs. A. Doney and
Mrs. H. F. Young.

Winners at the Community
Club ecard party on Wednesday
evening March -17, were Mrs. C.
Clark, Mrs. W. Wills, W. Hemens
and F. Hamilton.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Bowler. of
Duncan, accompanied by Mr.
Bowler’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. f.
Bowler of Empress, Alta., spent

cousin Mrs: .C. .Meiklejohn,
James White Boulevard.

The many. friends. of -Mrs.
‘Muriel Prokopow will be happy to
hear she is back at her home at

Saanichion Notes

patient in Rest Haven hospital for
the past. 9. months... Mrs.
Prokopow, and her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. 1. Palmer, Stellys Cross
Road, cannot speak too highly of
the wonderful care and the many
thoughtful. things — far beyond
the call of duty — that nurses and
staff of the hospital performed, to
break the monotony and make
her long stay in hospital more
pleasant.

Fifteen members of South
Saanich. Women’s _ Institute
gathered at the home of Mrs. A.
Doney. Mount Newton Crossroad,
on March 16 for the monthly
meeting... Two. new . members

“were welcomed into the Institute. -

One new. member, Mrs..C.’ E..
‘Embree, is 91 years old and she
was four years a member of the
Nakusp, B.C. Institute: However,
recently the. Nakusp. W.1. quit
functioning, and Mrs: Embree;
who now spends her - winter
months. at Saanichton with a
nephew and his wife, wished to
continue her affiliation with the
Institute, and South Saanich are’
very happy to have her asa
member.

A donation. was sent to. the
North . and South . Saanich
Agricultural Seciety for prizes in
several sections of the Fall Fair.
Mrs. C. Essery. will attend the
Spring Conference at. Duncan as

Women’s Institute. A report on
the Adelaide -Hoodiess luncheon
at Plantation House was given by

Brentwood after having. being a

We

~~ Made by cold electrolytic reduction.
Wwe started operating January, 1962, at Sidney, B.C.

“PATENTS AND FORMULAS under licence
from Professor C. W. Bonniksen, A.R.1.C.
(Associate. Royal Institute of. Chemistry).

- We believe in all Organic fish and seaweed fertilizers, but

with due MODESTY, we think. there i is nothing made better

than Alginure—with this thousands of users: concur: - oes

LIQUID SEAWEED

use

| Buy One.
Extra: Gal.

delegate cf. the. South. Saanich.

mernbers. The April meeting will.

‘|’ Stores. on the island.

beadvanced one week to April 13.
inorder not to conflict with the
Spring Conference. at’ Duncan
which falls. on the regular

meeting date of April. 20.°

Mrs. W: VanAlstyne donated
the Solarium raffle. won by. Mrs.
H. F. Young. Hostess Mrs, A.
Doney served lovely refresh-
ments, .assisted by Mrs. R.
Harris, Mrs. E. Spek and Miss
Barbara Doney. ‘little grand-
daughter of the hostess. Mrs. H.
F; Young invited the members to
her horne for the next meeting.

HANDICAPPED

SEEKING —
_ EASTER BUNNY
The. Faster Bunny only makes
ihe scene once a year, and the
handicapped - employees. at
‘Goodwill ..Enterprises are

urgently waiting for his . ap-
pearance, hoping he will be early.

Goodwill Enterprises are
urgently in need of “goodies” for
use in their training program for
the handicapped. Their stock of
working merchandise is running
extremely low. and such items as
repairable appliances both small
and large, household furniture of
ali. varieties... radios and
television sets; paper and -hard
back books, used chesterfields
and chairs, lamps and china, etc.,
must be obtained as soon as
possible.

“Items should be repairable and
-will be resold through Goodwill

> Have you ever taken a- good
look at ‘the Easter Bunny's
house? it is yellow and blue, and:
‘on each side is printed “Help the
Handicapped :- Deposit. Booth”, -
‘so puton your bonnet and hoppity
hop. over: You : will. be most
“welcome: Call 385-6791 for pick up
of larger items.

‘off Sidney turned into a miniature

WITH GWYN OWEN »

Last week-end’s R.V.Y.C. race

“driftsure’’. With dropping wind
a number of sails were. left
flapping aimlessly short of the
finish line and more than a few
skippers simply. lowered. their
sails and motored home. A few
purists: elected to arop anchor
during the race...a_ perfectly
legitimate strategy to prevent
being swept back by a. tidal
current. This same situation can
be recalled. in the Swiftsure a
couple of years ago. just insidg
The Race by Metchosin. oe

The large white vessel that has
been seen for a number of weeks
now at the Pat Bay jetty is the
hydrographic survey vessel. Wm.
J. Stewart. It is presently. the
base for a training program to
ensure a steady supply of skilled
personnel who will keep our
coastal charts up to date and add
to. the knowledge of thinly
mapped areas. This team of
ocean surveyors will be with us in
the Saanich inlet for several
weeks to come.

The storm of concern sparked
by the loss of two lives off Becher
Bay a fortnight ago may. bring
some worthwhile results. This
column has always. preached a
policy.of ‘safety first’’ at sea,
and it seems. that any safety
program .should. start. with
training the. individual - beater.
The’ courses . offered on. ‘this
Peninsula’ are excellent in this
regard and cannot be too highly
recommended to both novice and
“old ‘salt. An experienced ‘sailor

-does: he can usually extricate.

- channeled - irito ‘adult. education |.

_RENT- ALLS ETD.

rarely gets into trouble. When he.

himself. without a costly search
and rescue operation. We would.
like to see some Federal. money.

and seamanship training instead
of being poured into more rescue
wits.

Next Sunday will see the start
of another three-race series in the
Canoe Bay Sailing Club with the
fun starting at 10 o'clock in the
morning... Improving. spring
weather should see a good tur-

feos ~~ Start of Canoe Bay Sailing Club race > off Sidney Jetty .

nout of both sailors: and spec-
tators,
Following are the names. of
students. who have successfully
passed :the. Canadian’ Power
Squadron course on Piloting held
this winter under the auspices of
the Saanich School District-Adult
Education Program:

James R. Bell. David Cramp-})
ton. Mr.and Mrs. John Freethy.
Margaret

Mrs.

Holliday ‘

Gordon
Massey.
Morrison. MM

Deral

and Mr
Porteous.

‘Burt. Toye

Gait.» John

(Photo by Gwyn Owen)

James R. Hunter,
and: Mrs.
Norman
.  dack
rs. Margaret Moss,
Robert Moss. Gwyn’ Owen. Mr.
5. Giles Perradeau,
Smith, «Mrs.
Dorothy. Smith. Reinhard Suter,
Doreen
Woldnik. Douglas .Woolley. Dr.
and Mrs. Hal Worrall. —

Harold: Nlassen.
Martman,.

Crosby

Alex

Royal Jubilee
Coffee Party

A Centennial .Coffee Party
given by the Woman's Auxiliary
to the Royal Jubilee Hospital will
be held’ on’ Thursday,: April™1,
from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the
nurses’. residence.

Door prizes. a home bake table
and a raffle will be features.

vening the party, having as her
committee Mrs: R: M. Woollott.
Miss M- A.-F ordyce and Mrs: I:P:
‘Rigby. :

Mrs... C. Ne Portlack and Mrs.

the bake table.

_ WINDOW DAMAG i.

plate glass windows at Style Tone

. Cleaners and the Tudor Gift Sher p

Nothing. is said to. ‘be missing.

'C.M.Pv are: investigating.

Mrs. Glenn H. Coffey is: con-.

Freeman Banks are in charge of

“Sidney. detachment. RCMP.
report ‘that’ over the. weekend:

Fund.

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SILVER THREADS

Thursday, March 25 - 1.30 Bridge Club and Crib. Friday. March 26 -
Jacko, 2 p.m. Monday, March 29 - Centre Closed. Tuesday, March 30 -
10-a.m. Knitting and Rug Hooking; 1l-a.m. Ceramics, painting and
novelties; 12 p.m. Conversational French, Lunch; 1 p.m. Crib.»
"Wednesday, March 31 - Marlene Gilleroth Musicale group, 2 p.m. On
Wednesday. March 17 a very successful St. Patrick's Day Pot Luck
Luncheon was held with 72 members attending. Following a delicious
luncheon, film slides of Ireland and the Dutch Bulb Fields of Holland”

-were shown by Mrs. C. Cross and Mrs. P. Barker. A ‘‘Bring and Buy”

Bake Table convened by Mrs. E. Mitchell raised $22.70 for the Building .
Fund, Winner of the Baby Shaw] Raffle was W. Villers, 2nd. prize was

won by Mrs... Eames. Proceeds from this also. went to fhe Building

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