re

"

a

ei.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE NINE _

BY BEA HAMILTON

FULFORD.— Members of the
W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Low
at Dogpatch on Thursday. Not too
much business at the moment,
but we came up with some rather
interesting moments in life which
will do absolutely nothing to
reduce waistlines.

The first ‘moment’ was to plan
a members (and their husbands)
Pot Luck supper at the home of
Mrs. R. Lee on Sunday 26 at 6

p.m, At least we know there will

be ONE husband available —
Ronnie, who else? But. no) one
explained what tu do if a member
had no husband-—borrow one?
That could lead to trouble, so

that’s out. The. loners just eat
double.
Then’ on May 14. the next

meeting is at Dromore, with
CANVAS | BOAT DECKING
UP TO 9 FEET WIDE
VICTORIA TENT
2 & AWNING co. LTD
M 381 Fisgard St. 382 “5215

SUPPLIES LTD.

‘Keating Cross Road

FAST SERVICE
COURTEOUS. DRIVERS

Ny

Hamiltons, Davis’ and. Mc-
Clarons feeding the members at
the after meeting tea. Next is the
Institute Anniversary, the 50th,
and a smorgasbord for members
at the Fulford Hall. We are in-
viting the girls from all 19 of the
South V.I. Women’s | Institutes,
which will mean a lot of smorgas
for. the board! But this is not for
the public so don't get ideas folks,
unless: you have joined the W.1.

Then on August 6, we join all
W.I. branches to. entertain the
American. members from Port
Angeles at Stanley Park for a
picnic. More eating: What a
summer this is going to be!

Our June meeting will be on the
23rd, because several of us have
to attend the 3-day convention.in
Vancouver the first week in June.
Mrs. G. Slingsby is our delegate
to this convention. ,

Mrs. W. Mossop has come. up
with an idea of collecting recipes
from our members and she will
see that they are put together ina
small booklet which will sell at a
nominal price. So members,

in Three-car

“Alla B. Fyfe of Vancouver, Miss

Garden Show
Plans Made
By Institute

April meeting of’ the Pender

held at the Port Washington hall

“25 in ‘the community. hall.
- ‘Ten sweaters, four baby quilts

and ‘several vests were turned-in:

“forthe Unitarian Service Com-
mittee. -_

Nine members ‘attended ° the
annual district meeting at Cobble
Hill and renewed: acquaintances :

. ; with ‘Many | institute friends.

L077 S McDONALD Fal Senenccouneconeess

Island. Women’s - Institute . was.

and was taken up mainly with »
* preparations for the annual .
Flower Show to be held on April

please send in.your. best and
brightest recipe to Mrs. W.
Mossop, R.R. 1, Fulford Hbr.,
B.C. I am sure if some non-
member has a-nice recipe and.
sends it in, it would be accept-
able. This will be the W.I. 50th
Anniversary Cook Book.

I hope this report hasn’t given
the idea that our members do no-
thing but eat; we do help such
things as. Children’s: Hospitals,
Solarium and other -harities. We
support bursaries. (vocational)
and help out whenever we are
needed in moments of distress.
This meeting just struck meas
all edible every way we turned —
but it’s a nice pastime, isn't it,
eating?

$2,000 Damage

9
Highway Crash
R.C.M.P. report $2,000 damage
as aresult of a three-car accident.
on Saturday afternoon involving

Phyllis Laird,.9299 East Saanich

E. Saanich Road.

The Brenton car pulled out of
the Weiler intersection on High-
way 17 and was in collision with
the Fyfe vehicle which was tra-
velling’ south, then spun around,
striking the front end of Miss
Laird’s car which was stopped at
the Weiler junction.

Mr. Brenton was issued witha
Traffic Violation Report for
driving without due care and
attention... :

“Search Abandoned

. Search has been abandoned for

onto Mill Bay ferry last week but
could not be found when the boat
docked at Brentwood 30 minutes

Road and Timothy Brenton, 9125 :

“an elderly passenger. who. drove -

Vf ‘R.C.M P. say that. Henry Sing,
721 seen Victoria, age: ‘72, left:

BY GARTH COWARD

Air Cadets of 676 Sidney (Kins-
men) Squadron will turn out in
full force this coming Sunday led
by Commanding Officer Captain
Price, when a church parade will
be held in St. Andrew's Church in
Sidney to mark the close of
National Air Cadet Week and the
29th Anniversary of the Air Cadet
League of Canada.

Air Cadet Week, April 19 to 25
is being held in’ order. to
familiarize parents and friends of
‘adets with the many accom-
plishments. of the. Air Cadet
League of Canada since its for-
mation in. 1941.

Preceeding the church parade,
16 cadets will travel to Vancouver
on Saturday to take part in the
annua) Tri-Service Cadet Band
Competition. Last year. the
Squadron returned with an award
for the outstanding Air Cadet
Band in British Columbia.

Captain Price has stated that
the aim of air cadet training is to
build better Canadian citizens by
encouraging boys to invest their
spare time in activities that will
be of benefit both to themselves
and to their communities.

Ballot Planned

Bylaw to legalize. Sunday
sports and entertainment. in
Central. Saanich was given two
readings by council some months
ago.

Clayards at: Monday's meeting,
council resolved that the bylaw
“shall be submitted to the electors

June

SHAVER
CENTRE.

Wf it’s for electric shaving, WE
iAVE iT. ‘

Victoria |

‘guaranteed repairs

“On the motion of Alderman Ted:

in-a referendum to be held in.

BY BEA HAMILTON

The Spring Flower Show

‘sponsored by Salt Spring Island

Garden Club on April 11 at the
United Church lower hall in
Ganges was perhaps the smallest
show ever planned, but the
displays were outstanding and
received enthusiastic praise for
arrangement and quality. The
judges were Mrs. Wagner and
Mrs. Sylvia J. Kempster — of
Victoria.

Handling the money at the door

Local Jerseys
Win Awards

Award winner in the Jersey
Cattle Club of. Canada’ junior
three-year-old classification for
March was a cow bred and owned
by J. A. Wright of Lamont Road,
Saanichton. Warwick Mary’s
Snooke, daughter of Warwick
Sally's Acme, gained second
place at three vears 177 days by
producing in 305 days 13,163 lbs.
of milk, 610 lbs. fat, 4.63 per cent,
a Gold Medal record,

In ihe junior two-year-old
class,, Dogwood Diana's Dora,
bred and owned by P. B. Hoole
and Sons, Oldfield Road,
produced at two years 55 days, in
305 days, 10,239 lbs. milk, 537 Ibs.
fat, 5.24 per cent. She isa
daughter. of. Brackenhurst
Diana's Valour.

‘issued with a traffic violation

on: Beacon. Ave. .at..12. 40 am.
April 18.

David Cowser ‘of Sidney was.

report for squealing his car tires.

was Mrs. Tiffin, and taking the
place of Club president, Capt.
Walter Luth, was Mr. Shank who
handied announcements and door
prizes throughout the afternoon.
Guests of the afternoon was Miss
Joan Purchase of Pender Island,
introduced by P.G.° dames
Working hard and adding to the

floral display were two busy
ladies, Mrs. Edna Parker and

Mrs. Mary Pike. who had a most
attractive flower and plant stall,
Cash poured in to the tune of
about $70.00 -a good afternoon's
work indeed!

Two happy. and. surprised
people were the winners of the
silver perpetual challenge
trophies, Mrs. Miles-Pickup, who
won the trophy for the highest
points, and Miss Gwen Ruckle,
who won the trophy for the best
entry. These’ trophies’ were
presented: by Miss Purchase.
Teas were served by Mrs, S.K.
~Claibourne and helpers, ‘and
guests sat at prettily decorated
tables while. the perfume | of
spring flowers added zest to the
refreshments.

FLOWER SHOW EXHIBITS FEWEK BUT OUTSTANDIN

Prize winners, other than those

mentioned above, were as
follows

Miniature. arrangement: 1.
Mrs. W.. Edwards; 2, Mrs. .V.

Holmberg; 3. Mrs. Miles-Pickup
Springlime:: arrangement in
shades of green, 1. Mrs. L.O.
Tiffin, 2. Mrs. L. Fendall; 3. Mrs.
Scot Clarke: 4. Miss Betty Galt;
Arrangemtnt featuring tulips:

Miss G. Ruckle; 2. Mrs. Miles-
Pickup: 3. Mrs. L. Bird; Beside
the Sea: (Here driftwood came
into its own), 1. Miss Betty Galt,
2. Mrs. Miles-Piekup: 3. Mrs.

© 656-4320

THE GARDEN SPOT

R. JACKSON I
Full line of the Finest. Nursery Stock
and. Garden Supplies.
Consult’ Experts and let. them » supply
your needs.
irs. TUE

RENOVATED,
FERTILIZED. _
2448 BEACON AVE., SIDNEY

M.S, Pearce; Symphony in Blue:
1. Mrs. R.R. Alton; 2. Miss Betty.
Galt; 3. Mrs. Bird; Bowl Mixed —
flowers: 1. Miss Gwen Ruckle; 2.
Mrs. Miles-Pickup; 3, Miss Galt; ~
Collection of four: or more -
varieties of narcisis family: 1...
Mrs. L. Bird; 2. Mrs..Inglis; Mrs.
M. Morrison. :
Visitors numbered 153 and
proceeds came to approximately
$.uu, Including the plant sales of
$70.80. There are expenses. but
altogether it was a. ‘jolly good

show’ and the Garden Club are to

be commended.

LANDSCAPING

TO HAVE YOUR ‘LAWNS
DE-MOSSED .. AND

~ corDOHS
TRACTOR -
SERVI Ice

aélovatiag, Gaal or. “big.
Gardens, lawns levelled ready
‘for seeding and planting; also

1

plow, dise.c cultivate and post’

386-2111

"Bright and sunny with 3 bedrooms, dining re room with
Sliding | glass. doors’ to sun deck. Only 2 years. old.
“Large: lot. Close: to: Parks, schools: and. University.

“Terms Tailored -
: Gg “To Each Customer

ia “No Monthly Payments
_ Till June 1970

Now Full Price ais.

1970 "9 change over of HORNET TSST Sedans, Top model. vale cH yl
automatic trans., Radio: Individual Reclining Seata, Vinyl Interior.
Vour Chaice of Color. Big Bad Blue, |
Tijuana Tan, Front White, Glen Green, All under Factory Warranty,

YOUR CHOICE FOI £2995.

Hialeah Yellow, Golden Lime,

- Holiday, Regular $2208.

Im? FORD ranch Wagon. Big 6, Automatie, Ratio, 2 Way Tail Gato.”
Tutone Black & While contraslng, Vinyl Interior, For thy Sunraer

1398

SALE

lise METEOR Montenlin 4 Door Hardtop: eapeod mutamatic, Full
_ Power Va- Red & Hack Finish, Red Interior, Regular $105. "1695

BAL. i

hy

F ns re

i 1088 CHEVELL Actor Family Sedan, Economy Geyl. 2ta chooses
Hy Gaiden Lime Metallic, a Matador Maroon Poth #195. :

oe | ee ee eee “TARE VOUIIICK AT.

“ibe? ACADIAN 4-door Sedan, haw mutomatic radia, 6,eyl, economy
Midnite Blue h matehing: Hue Interior Re SIRI

SALE
vaenen

ARH, 7

_..1695

a] PONTIAC Parisionne 2door Hardtop, Driven. 12) en miles, vit
Automatic, Full Vower. No Pay the Theat: Buy in, hee Rey

HALE 2599.

“yh00 PONTIAC adoor F ‘amily Kedon, VA, aulomatic, Tack wth Ned
_Minyl Interior. Ideal Trailer Pulling Car. Veg. B70. vos

NOW. 1545

1 da scond a cine ore

. cual,

ES :
Be.

By Phen, Reg. Sits.

¥ ug eave Pe tsk dee A
' hte ad

yeu2 FORD Galaxie tn, eilonr Haya Tup, VA, Automatic, Ttadio, Pull |

*895

MAX a. .

On The New

100

t ‘Trades Coming In Daily
' And Hornet

Chaice Cars
Must Be Sold

Genin

i

1040 DOHGE Coronet 4door Station Wagon. VR Automatic, Tullio,
Power Rear Wi dev Teg $004" ;

he ALE:
ia

2295

‘gael?

ak CHE VV OD ddoar Pumily bompact. Weyl, Radia, Megular (165,

ee ere
iy

6995.

RAE

ei i iW yi

ail

M8 RR AMA. FH Claesie 770 Sedan; 6 e¥l, Keonomy, € ‘ustorn Haro,
Apollo ‘Yellow, Harmoniaing latertor, Hog, BUS,

X MN
f hh ain ae
sip AAG » ie

Mea. alsin ”

Sarak, Hey. rans.

HALE. 18s. ~

ats) FALCON 4door wagon, fey) mpek with Poited Hod tart

vn OLDa. Cutiana Suprerna Convertible, has every conenvebie
i aint, ‘Th juan Lime Matalie. Lavely White Interior, With Oonsnln

2195

ae ALE

me AMR LEE anencnin Camipact Pariily Boden, bcyt, Nadia!

veg Metalloe Wily, 9VA.

SALE

#4495

TA ROR LTD, Laccury fodan, Ve, Agtanali¢ Feactia, Ball Power,
May Rent, Midteite Rhos sett Mtate hing Nylon Mitertar

188 CHV ALE Newport Reta. VE, Automatic, butt power tattin,

HALE: 135994 | ; 7 _
MEA A A Pee ye he nne

Driven 21000 Wilew. Meg, 82209.

y wiv BF Ne

Your Guarantee, sf
Since 1893

Your Carts Here
‘The Name Is_