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_ Wednesday, August 18, 1971

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BY DOROTHY JORDAN
This. summer has seen the

Sunset Riding Club busy as

usual. We have had: four
Playdays and one horse show so
far this season. One of the
Playdays was devoted entirely to
games which proved to be a lot of

‘fun and so we are planning a few

more of these. Other Playdays

take in English and Western

classes which are found at larger
horse shows and as in the past
trophies will be awarded for
aggregate points in sorne of the
classes at the end of the year.
Last year we were able to have
Piaydays right into November
and weather permitting we hope
to do the same this year. —
Riding legsons have been

- provided. for members at. a

nominal fee and participation has
been high. Earlier in the spring
one of our members, Mrs, Colleen
Hague, gave a session on showing
at halter, which to the spectator
looks easy but in fact is quite
difficult.. Usually the horse
doesn’t care if he is being shown
to the best advantage or not.
English lessons are being given
by Mrs. Barbara Trickett every

‘Tuesday morning and Western

lessons which are now finished
were given by Mr. Merle Rim-
mer. These lessons give everyone
in the club the opportunity to
learn better horsemanship.

We have gained many new
members this year and are very

~ pleased to have them with us. Of

course we will always welcome
more. Membership Fees are not
high and we feel there is much. to
benefit from: belonging. For
Juniors eighteen years and under
the annual dues are $1.50. Senior

“Members $2.50 and Family
_Membership is $5.00. If you wish‘.
to make inquiries phone our | ~

secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Toller,
at 656-3879.

A Playday was, held. Sunday,
August 8, and was judged by Mr.

. Merrill Harrop. Results were as

follows:
JUNIOR” WESTERN “TRAIL
HORSE: 1. Michael. Bushby. -

Tessa 2. Carolyn Michels - Merry:
Legs. 3. Arlene Mason - Smokey.

4. Ed Michels - Star. SENIOR

WESTERN TRAIL HORSE: 1.
_. > Gary. Toller - Gypsy 2. Dorothy.
“ Jordan: ‘Sugar 3.1 Dawn: Meredith

PAT aAY SI Y STO RE
‘FULL LINE OF GROCERIES

AT COMPETITIVE PRICES
OPEN TILL 9 P. M, NIGHTLY

ORANGES 5 atts. 49°

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- Surprise.

tiding Club Has

-Sunshine 4. Bill Mason - Smokey
5... Gilbert Soeliner -
Scheherazade Badr. JUNIOR
ENGLISH EQUITATION: © 1.
Janice Hackett - Royal Sym-
phony 2. Laura Budesheim -
INTERMEDIATE
ENGLISH EQUITATION: 1.
Susan Walls - Kora 2. Joyce

Welle - Mischief 3. Christine
Hackett - Shannon 4. Pat Lamont
- Serina 5. Jody Aylard’- Gypsy.
SENIOR ENGLISH
EQUITATION: 1. Dorothy
Jordan - Sugar 2. Melinda
Lamont. - Jemima.

OPEN ENGLISH PLEASURE:
1, Susan Walls - Kora 2. Joyce
Welle -. Mischief. 3. Christine
Hackett - Shannon 4. Janice
Hackett - Royal Symphony. 5,
Melinda Lamont -. Jemima.
JUNIOR WESTERN
PLEASURE: 1. Michael Bushby -
Tessa 2. Carolyn Michels - Merry
Legs 3. Arlene Mason - Smokey 4,
Ed Michels -. Star. SENIOR
WESTERN PLEASURE:
Garry Toller - Gypsy Girl 2.

Police P.R. Approved

North Saanich Council has
given approval to a request from

‘the Sidney detachment, R.C.M.-

P,, that a public relations booklet
titled ‘‘Checkmate’’ be mailed to
erea residents along with notices
of their tax assessment. North
Saanich will also pick up $180 of
the estimated $360 annual cost.

_In aletter to Council, Constable
W.C. Davis said the purpose of
the bulletin ‘would be to enhance
public ‘relations between the
force and the people we serve,
and to convey to the public means
by which they as citizens can

assist us in our every day policing

of the community.”

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‘Miss Diana Durrand, whose.
marriage to Mr. Simon Kendall

took place on August. 7th, was
- guest of honour at a party. given

by Mrs. A. M, Galbraith and Mrs.

‘Tom Michell on Monday, August |:
Ast, at Mrs. Galbraith’s home.
‘The: guests were. wives of the

Central: Saanich Aldermen, and

-included.Mrs.. W.-E, ‘Clayards,
‘Mrs. Don. MeLaurin, Mrs.. Ken.
-Stanlake, and Mrs. Percy. Lazarz,’

and = ‘Alderman. Mrs.

also guests: During - the. evening
of honour. was
presented with a beautiful toaster

by those present.

Mr, H.. G. Pattison, Brent-
wood's hard-working phar-
macist, and his family enjoyed

last week holidaying in Seattle.

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Dawn Meredith - Sunshine | 3.
Dorothy Jordan - Sugar 4. Bill
Mason - Smokey. 5. Gilbert
Soeliner - Scheherazade Badr.
JUNIOR WESTERN
EQUITATION: 1. Michael Bush-
by - Tessa 2. Carolyn Michels -
Merry Legs 3. Ed Michels - Star.
SENIOR WESTERN
EQUITATION: 1. Dawn

Fuss Sumemen

Meredith

Merry. Legs. 5.. Bill. Mason
Smokey. OPEN JUMPING:

Hackett - Shannon 4.

Dorothy Jordan - Sugar,

DEAR IMOGENE
My mum’s always been good
about helping us out with our two
kids, but since I had the third, she
hasn't been offering to help like
she did before. As you. can
imagine, my hands are even
more tied now, so I can’t think
why she doesn’t want to baby-sit
like she used to. It doesn’ t seem
fair, does it.
DEAR THIRD
(UNLUCKY)
I don’t blame your mother one
ttle bit for slowing down her
helping hands! You're very lucky
that she has. co-operated so
willingly in the past. Grandmas
are people too, you know, and
probably now she wants some
time to: think about herself ‘and.
her own needs. Give her a break
and get in a professional baby-
sitter sometimes. It isn’t fair to
regard relatives. as (unpaid!)
_baby-minders and _ bottle:
‘washers. :
DEAR IMOGENE
Please will. you “warn - your
readers that if they don’t rinse
their dishes properly, they may
get real sick inside. I'm writing to
you because I ‘read this in a-
magazine and wonder if 3 you read :
it too. So many people don’t rinse
their plates, and it’s. asking for.
-trouble, isn’t it? .
DEAR WARNER a
Yes, if what you read really is.
‘so. Come to think of it, I seem
-have seen.:an article. which
mentioned: this. Tinse-warning
quite a long time ago, and I must
admit ma real rinse-it-off fien
Always. have been — must be
some sort: of ‘domestic instinct?
‘On behalf of all my: readers who
Tm sure. will (now) do.
‘Y do — thank you
DEAR IMOGENE 9s)
~-Llive in Central Saanich, “and

TIME

life-guard and who is so strong,
you wouldn't believe it,;He does

going out with him, but mum SAYS ©:

“T should find someone. who's. got ff
| more brains! What do you think?. ’ i
m «DEAR SAANICH MISS
® =~ Let me tell you what. Woman of °
m the World Genevieve Dariaux -° |
# who. runs a famous. Paris’ per- 1

fume house - has to say in her.
fascinating book ‘The’ Men. In
Your Life". Under: the heading |
‘Muscles’, she

SAANICHTON
NOTES

Mr. and Mrs,

Mra, Bert. Biekford,

— couver. Island) Mr,

family.

~ Wenton a fishing trip te Cowichan

Bay with another” cousin, H.
~Willlams, Sooke, and Mr. Moyes.
caught his first salmon» a lovely:

14'y pounder, Mr, and Mrs. Biek-

ford and Mr. and Mrs, Moyes.
“spent the past three-day weekend

in Seattle, Wash. .

24 HOUR | SE RVICE

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be
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am dating a boy who used to be a

weight-lifting and has the biggest ©
“muscles you've ever seen. I'm a.
fifteen and really get a kick out of . _:

comments: M-

C.T.” Moves, ‘
Cornwall England are spending a:
“month's holiday with Mr. Moyes". @
cousin and her husband, Mr, and. &
Wallace... ul
Drive, Prior to coming to Van-° ff

cand) Mrs,
Moyes spent some UUme in the. #
_ Bahamas with their son and his, §
Last week Mr, Moyes = |

ISIDNEY aRBWARE LTD.

Bencon Ave. at 5th Street .

wet — Tepe eat uta ger Me GnE

with Imogene

“Personally I prefer wit.

yore

seat

muscles

DEAR IMOGENE..

I'm disgusted. Whenever I go
shopping: at Safeways I pass
groups of workmen who always
whistle at me. I'm in my forties,
50 it’s ridiculous, don’t you think?

And downright degrading.
DEAR WHISTLERS' MMM!

Frankly: ! think you. should feel
flattered that, in this hot weather,
our workmen (most of whom I've
found delightful fellows) bother
to summon up the energy to give
you. a whistle while. you ‘walk!
You're obviously an attractive
woman, and I think deep down,
you're quite pleased: with. the

attention you’re.. getting

otherwise surely you'd go
another route!: Make the most of.
this musical (?) tribute, and be |’
glad you can give a few seconds’
pleasure now and. then to.our
hard-working boys! In. another
few years you may not be quite so

whistle-worthy:! !

-> Apples — Sparkling

- Sunshine 2. Gary
Toller - Gypsy Girl 3. Dorothy
Jordan - Sugar 4. Bob Urquhart -

In
general a man retains his wit till
the day he dies - whereas his
So, your mum
might be right, mightn’t she. You
could try to find a happy medium,
and I don't mean a ‘spiritualist!

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BY. MARY KIERANS
Do Australians have a better
Standard of living than
Canadians? Would you, or your
parents, have been better off in

1.| West Aollongong, rather than
Susan. Walls - Kora 2.° Melinda

Lamont - Jemima 3. Christine
Janice
Hackett. - Royal Symphony 5.:

Sidney?

These kinds of questions are
difficult to answer. Indeed, your
resistance to intense heat might
be the deciding factor on whether
you could live in Australia, rather
than your income.

One man who knows how to
write about what he wanted, and
who can analyse whether or not
he found it, is Thomas Jenkins,
author of: WE CAME TO
AUSTRALIA, a new book now
available in the Regional
Library.

The Australian’ High Com-
missioner's office or the
Australian government handbook
can give you the facts — on
everything from income tax to
the 20 kinds of deadly snakes to
be found in Australia. But
Statistics cannot measure the
bright blue colour of the sea, or
the warmth of the sunshine.

For these are personal things.

presents: around. an outdoor
barbecue pit, in 101 degrees in the
“shade? If you cannot face your
roast turkey and plum pudding
like this, you might still make it
as an. Australian, but. you are
going to have to change your
ideas about a lot of things.

professional

wife and three children.

kind of people are
Australians? :

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Before they left, he and his”
family could ‘not find the sort of
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a the

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