SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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The following is the meteorological report
for the week ending April 19 furnished by the
Research Station, Saanichton.

Maximum tem. (Apr. 14) 61
’.Minimum tem. (Apr. 15) 35
Minimum on grass 26
Precipitation .49
Total Precipitation 12.77
Sunshine 56.2

“Supplied by the meteorological division,
Department of Transport for the week end-
ing April 19. :

Maximum tem. (Apr.-14) 62

: Minimum tem. (Apr. 15) 32

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Mean Temperature 46.7
Rain 45
Total 12.99
Calculated at Fulford Harbour
April, 2 12.25. a.m. - 8.9
April 24 4.35 a.m. 10.2
April 24 12.25 p.m. 09
April 24 9.05 . p.m. 10.5
April 2 1.10 a.m, 9.3
April 25 4.55 am. 10.1
April 25 1.05 p.m. 0.7
April 25 9.50 p.m. 10.6
April 26 2.35 a.m. 9.5
April 2% 5.25 a.m. 9.9
April 26 2.00 p.m. 0.9
April . 26 11.05 p.m, 10.7
April 27 3.50 am. 9.4
April 27 6.00 a.m. 9.4
April 27 2.55 p.m. 13
April 27 11.45 p.m. 10.8
April 28 5.40 a.m. 6.8
April 2% 7.00 a.m. 8.8
April 28 3.55 a.m. 1.9
April 29 12.30 am 10.7
April 29 3.45: am. rm)
“April 2 9.30 am. 79
April 29 5.00 p.m, 2.7
April. 30 1.15 aim 10.8
April 30 7.45 a.m 6.8
April 30 1.45 a.m 7.6
April, : . 3.6

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Cultra Ave.,
on-the mainland with relatives:

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Good Sailing -
For Canoe Covers.

*Club‘on Sunday morning.
" the: ‘conditions deter-:
jorated and the: afternoon’ race.
was sailed during, squalls” and
variable. ‘winds,

7 mijord.

SAAN

Winners at. the Saanichton

Community Club card party last
Wednesday evening were P.
Hamilton, Mrs.
Hoole and W..Hemens.

C.. Mullin, B.

R. Boutilier,
spent last. weekend

Mr. ‘and’ Mrs.

Mr. Boutillier’s~ Aunt,.’ Mrs.: M.
Embree, who spent the past ti.ve
months visiting: here with. the
Boutilliers, accompanied them:to
Vancouver where she. will visit

with relatives in. Vancouver and_
‘Haney: before, returning. to: her

home in Nakusp’B.C.

The ‘Saanichton Community :

Club met in the Agrucultural hall

on Tuesday | evening April 14 with
members ‘present, . and.
president M. Johnson in: the

‘chair. With the basketball season

in First, Races :

Later.

Two. of. the.
competitors
failed to finish the course.
-Sunday’s events were races in.
the first Spring series which will

be completed on Thursday even--

Results follow: wee

Race 1: Salt Shaker iG. Togs
- “Muffy. . (W. Stephens). 2
Be ‘despers pon). 3.
“Hikari.(Bea Richmond) 4; Kitti-.
-wake (Gwyn Owen) 5; Larig
-Ghri (Bert Buchanan} 6; Merete
4(W. Fahning) 7; Laughing One

(J. Sinclair) 8, '

‘Race 2; Salt Shaker: he Inglis)

1; Muffy). CW. -Stephens). 25.
Limfjord (B. Jespersen).3; Larig
thru (Bert Buchanan) 4; Merete
Wy Fanning) and Ramrod (Don
Parker) did not finish the course,

ing, April 30.

ICHTON NOTES

-: Report the goings-on in
your district to Review
correspondent ‘Mrs.:L:
Farrell for inclusion. in
Saanichton Notes. Phone
her. at 652-1854. _

now finished Mrs. R. Benn and
Mrs. C.. Robertson reported a
very successful season, -
eight. club-sponsored: .teams
competing in the Saanich League
and'‘gcod support from parents

and ‘interested adults. A vote of

-“covening. a concession
~ basketball: games. Mrs. R. Hit-

= through” ‘the. years.

in. consequence | &

thanks was. extended. to Mrs.
Fran Spooner for organizing and.
at..the

chen reported on softball, stating

~ that six teams from the club were

registered inthe Colwood and
District Softball. Association,
with games to begin on Sunday,
April 26. A splendid, year is an-

- ticipated, with generous ‘support:

from the community in the form
‘of: ‘coaches, referees” and {rans-
_-Portation to ) games.

Mr. and.
nd y ie

: school ‘Yogether. in
‘Victoria and have kept: in’ touch
- They. recall
“many: incidents. from: the past.:
“such: as “both. ‘of them picking
berries. on the: W, D-: -Michell
(Tom's father). farm:
youngsters. Mrs. ‘Haikala. plans.
to'he here until early May, and
while here «she: has © renewed.
‘friendships i in Victoria, as wellas.
spending last: week with freinds.”
rin Seattle.

VISITOR JAILED |

‘Seattle, was: taken into custody
by Sidney. R.C.M.P.at ‘the B, C,
Ferry Schwartz Bay. terminal on
Sunday: evening and later found
guilty of being in care and control

was impaired, Judge D.G. Ashby
fined Miss. Lidin. $300 in police
court Monday morning after. the
U.S: resident had spem the night
cin Sidney. jail:

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Wednesday, April 22, 1970

OLD PRO DONATES TIME, TALENT

Al. Zimmerman is
gooder...
The tall, bespectacled out-
doorsman, known throughout the
United States as one of its top
professional golfers of yesterday,
is taking Saanich Peninsula
youth under his wing.
A resident here since 1968 when
he moved on the “peaceful
peninsula,”’ from Washington to a
semi-retired life. Al has started a
golf school free to any boy or girl
from ages 8 to 18.
He has long been considered an
outstanding teacher of the game
as well as a keen competitor.
EVERY MONDAY
His school. started Monday. at
Ardmore Golf Course in West
Saanich, and sessions will be held
every Monday at 4:30 p.m. during
the coming months.
Al explains his actions in this
way: —
“Golf has been good to me and |
want to impart to youngsters
some of the knowledge and
pleasure it has given me. You
don’t get into trouble when you're
out. in the fresh air on a golf
course. With all. the juvenile
delinquency we hear about today,
‘more. should be done to head
young people. -in the. right
direction. This is my way.”
At the first session of his school
- Monday afternoon there were 19°
students and Al expects more in

Capital Region
Bill Increases _
28 Per Cent -

Capital | ‘Regional. ‘District
presented a $9,675.25 bill to'North
Saanich Council this week. This is
‘an increase of about 28 per. cent in -
| charges forall services which in-
clude general: administration.
| parks, Planning and. a feasibility
| study.
-Mayor J. B. Cumming stated
| that planning represents a-major -
‘| inerease ine. . Af: R.D:
| Requisition, this, now..a
direct property. specombnt tax.’
Ald. Joe Lott, recently. returned:
from.a U.S. tour with Claremont:
“School Choir “commented «that
* Beef Club was held at the home of | any ‘planning which will avoid the,
a urban sprawl he had noted i in ‘the

the club’s secretary. 4
. south, is. well worthwhile.

“During the last two: onthe the
-eluib: has “been involved | inva].
“speech contest; a’ calf weigh-in. Bethel Baptist
Boys Presented : : 7
Brigade Badges _

“and ‘also’ in ‘the: -club’s”’ manure -
drive. This is one’ way in which)
AL a recent Sunday. service in .
Bethel ‘Baptist Church, : ‘five

‘we try and gel enough money. to..

“make ends meet. Square dancing
Sidney boys who are members of
‘the. Stockade | division’. of | the

has ‘started.as. of March 27, We:
Christian. Service.’ ‘Brigade

are getting in: pr actice. now, $0:
that we will be able to compete at

Organization received awards on.
“the completion! ‘of ‘successful

“the PENGE. 0 Me
workshop project,

Perhaps you ‘are wondering
“what the club. will be doing inthe

Donald: Searle, Brian Searle
and Brian’ Forsythe, were.

“near future. ‘For one thing’ the
manure dri ive will be well under

presented with their first station
badge, while David Harvey

‘ay, keeping © members’ very
Steven Kitching received ‘thoir

Four. people were taken
to hospital and the car
demolished in.a Saturday
afternoon accident in the
8400-block Patricia Bay
Highway. Central Saanich
police and ambulance are
shown attending to the
injured, Melvine and
Shirley Jimmie, age 19,
both of Ladysmith, Frizine.
Harry of East. Saanich
Indian Reserve and
Robert Daniels, age. 75,
Cowichan Bay: The car
apparently went out of
| control while travelling
north on Highway. 17. and
struck a power pole. Police:
say that injuries were not.
serious and charges will be.
aid: | (Photo Py Gordon
-Ewan)..

4- H Beef Club.

Getting Ready _
For Exhibitions

BY SANDRA SWAN,
ie CLUB’ REPORTER.

‘The sixth meeting ¢ of the 1969: 70. :
“season. of. Saanich, Peninsula: +H”

his, Don't forget that: alsa’ we
are busy. keeping our steers in.
goad condition, Also we have the

“daycee Exhibition’ ine Victoria
coming up soon, Demonstrations,
displays ‘and club: judging day's:

ep. Ven

Building Costs?
Come down from the clouds”
“and consult Loyd Hogarth.
“He'll toll you about lawer-
cost manufactured: bames
with a wide) variety © of
designs 2 many different
options to save you dollars,
new home doesn't
Shave to be. as eXPOnsive is
you think wo”

Keen for Christ, and outlined the
objectives of the Organization, of.
| which a membership of from 25 to:

30 boys meet at Sanscha tall on

Mondays ate) pan,
Achievement badges ~ are.
“completing: projects and. érafts,-
physical exercises, knowledge of
trail signs and safety rules, and
Bibleal exploration

coming weeks. **We hadn't. even
publicized it.”

GOOD PROSPECTS
The old pro said there were

some ‘‘good locking prospects”’ in
the first group.

Winner of the Pacific ‘North-

west Open Golf. Championship
five times, Al Zimmerman has
been a professional golfer since
1927. His first job as a pro was at
Alderwood Country Club in Port-
land where he taught for 20 years.

He still plays a serious game

and took part ina tournament at
Palm
professionals over 590 years of age
last January.
matches and he finished “'in the
money"
third in one. He was playing with

Beach, Florida, for

There were four

ue

in all of them, placing

. Snead,

such name-golfers as Sammy
Fred Haas,
Harrison.

Mr. Zimmerman and his wife
recently sold their home at Ard-
more, an attractive ‘Walt
Disney-style fairy dwelling” near.
the beach, and moved into a new
apartment at Rest Haven.

“That was so we could be
closer to our boat,’’ he explained.
The Zimmerman’s are ardent
boaters and have their 45-foot
cruiser moored at Canoe Cove.

Its. name? “‘Paradise’’
naturally.

Al's last job as a club pro was”

at Paradise Valley in. Phoenix,
Arizona, and he has come to
another’ paradise in. Saanich
Peninsula.

DISTRICT OF NORTH SAANICH

Interest will be allowed on all prepayments

toward 1970 taxes. Ther
follows:

during the month of April 2% per cent

May

. No allowance shall be madé where any sum of ©
less than five dollars ($5. 00) is paid at any one

- time.”

ates of interest ; are as

2 per cent

. EF. Fairs,
Municipal Collector

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awarded 10, those suece ssfully..

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