SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

District
‘Canadian Power Squadrons, an

Yacht Club.

Saanich. Peninusla Power
Squadron members held a din-

— ner-dance last Thursday evening

at Canadian Legion Hall to
welcome 24 graduates of their
Piloting and Safe Boating Class
into the Squadron. National and
representatives of

organization devoted to boating
safety, were on hand to congratu-
late the new members.

The graduates, all residents of

the Sidney-Saanich Peninsula

area were: Roald Anderson, Dr.

Bruce Cameron, Mrs. Norine
Cameron, Allan Chapple, Ri-
chard Chapple Jr., John

Kingerlee, Kenneth King, Henry
Michaud, John Parrish, Douglas
Pitt, Dr. David Playfair, Harold:
Querin, Mrs. Bea-Richmond, Ted

~ Robinson, Winston Robinson;

Bryan Shaw, Mrs. Connie Shaw,
Lyle Sheepwash, Bob Sherat,
Harry Spratt, Kenneth Stanlake,

- Sam Taylor, Peter Tredgett and
~ Timothy Tredgett ‘Jr. :

- OFFICIALS PRESENT
Guests at the dinner included:
Vice Commander Jack Simpson,

_.0f Sidney, who is third-ranking

officer..in Canadian » Power

= ‘Squadrons; Vancouver’ Island

Stan:
who

Commander
of Nanaimo,

District.
‘Wardill;

~ presided over the swearing-in of ©
“new members; Ted Westover, _
Commander of Victoria Power

Squadron; Oliver Summers,

» Commodore of. ‘Royal. Victoria.
~ Nacht Club. and Jack. Lord,

Commodore. Of. ‘Capital Oly,

The 24 new members were the

- Peterson, Syd Rayner and Dennis

_ advanced‘ and. difficult course,

- Dewey introduced, and turned.

first group of students to attend
classes sponsored by the newly-
formed Saanich Peninsula Power
Squadron. Previously, boaters
interested in taking safety and
boat-handling classes . either
travelled into Victoria or attend-
ed classes on the peninsula that
were sponsored by Victoria
Power Squadron.

An advanced course,
“Seamanship”’, was also offered
by Saanich Squadron, which 15
members completed success-
fully. Those receiving com-
mendation at the dinner were:
Ronald Batho, Palmer Buness,
Clifford Clive, Helen Forge, John
Forge, John Forge Jr.; Edie
Glanfield, Bill Glanfield, Lowell
Gray, Edward Harrison, Wilfred
Johnson, Timothy Lott, Gladys

Wells.
MOST ADVANCED.

-In> addition, “members Stan
Carnell completed an ‘Engine
Maintenance” course, Arthur
Drinkwater and Wilfred Gibson
passed ‘‘Advanced Piloting” and
Ed McLean completed. the most

“Navigation.”’
As part. of..the ceremony,
Squadron Commander Nelson

over chairmanship. to the new:
Squadron: Commander, . Cliff
Clive, Central ‘Saanich. . Classes
are tentatively planned. for
‘September, to be held at North

Saanich . Jr. Secondary: School...

Further information can be had:
by writing to the Squadron at box
1166, Sidney.

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Saanich

‘killing and
everywhere.

stealing,

time,

Kids don’t make the movies,
They don’t write the books

crooks.

day, May 2ist.

We read in the papers and hear on the air, of
and

We sigh and we say as we notice the trend.
This younger generation, where will it end?
But can we be sure that it’s their fault alone -
That maybe a part of itisn’t our own?

Are we less guilty who place in their way,

Too many things that will lead them astray?
Too much money to spend, too much idle

Too many movies of passion and crime,

Too many books not fit to be read,
Too many words better unsaid.

That paint gay pictures of gangsters and

yon't Blame The Children

(Presented tothe recent B.C. Parent-Teacher Federation convention).

crime
the cars.

brain,

condemn

They don’t make the likker,
They: don’t run the bars,
They don’t make the laws, and they don’t buy

They don’t peddle the drugs that addle the

That’s all done by older folks, greedy for gain.
Delinquent teen-agers ??? - Oh, now we

The sins of the nation, and blame it on them.
By the laws of the blameless, the Master
made known -
WHO is there among us
to cast the first stone?
For, in so many cases - it’s sad, but it’s True -
The title ‘“‘DELINQUENT”
Fits older folks too.

BY JEANNE COOMBS
Student

SIDNEY BRIEFS

Mrs. A. Freeman presided. at
the Rotary Ann meeting held at
the home of Mrs. J. Robertson,
3rd Street. Sixteen members and
one guest were present.

Minutes were read by Mrs. J.
Crossley and matters arising
from same were dealt with.
‘Treasurer’s report was given by
‘Mrs. G. Howard and the hostess
report by Mrs. R. Harris. After
plans for the Bake-Sale to be held

Beacon. Ave.,. May. 30th, were
finalized the meeting was ad-
journed. -Refreshments were
served by co-hostesses Mrs. J.
MacAulay, Mrs. G. Howard and
Mrs. T. Holloway.:

The next Rotary . Ann: meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.

D. Ruffle, Weiler Ave., on \ Thurs-
- Among hosts and co-hosts who
“entertained Rotarians and wives
attending the Rotary Conference
held last week in Victoria were
Mr.and Mrs, H. Tobin, Mr. and:
‘Mrs. J. MacAulay, Mr. and. Mrs:

Crowhurst, Mr. and: Mrs. :D.
Ruffle, Mr. and Mrs. R. Harris,
“Mr. and Mrs. E. Salt, Mr. and.
Mrs. J. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.
‘J. Askew, Mr. and Mrs. J. Cross: "|
ley; Mr. ‘and Mrs. A. Galbraith, aa ie
Mr. and Mrs. J. Salvador ; “Mr. ;
-and Mrs. D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs."
0. ‘Thulin, ve Dawson, and Mr.

At Sonscha Hall

.be held in Sidney, and. Rotary
President Dudley Johnson named

worked | out to hold the clinic at
‘Sanscha Hall on ‘Tuesday, June 9,

6:30 to 8:00 p.m,

' Cross; and since two years have
elapsed since a. Blood. Donor
Clinie was held in Sidney, it is
hoped that, the response.on this
forthcoming occasion will be
{even greater than before.
Besides those. who. will be
donating blood, there will be'a
need for.

such as serving. coffee and
biscuits, ete,, and > Mr. Howard
will greatly appreelate if anyone.
wishing to help would give him uw
call at 686-2076. 05 0

in front of the Bank of Montreal, |.

At a Rotary directors meeting 7
‘last: Wednesday evening, . it-was |.§.
unanimously agreed to sponsor a |:
Red: Cross Blood Donor. Cline to.

: George Howard to be convenor of
arrangements connected with the.
project, Plans have already been

from. 2:30 to 5:00 p. m, and from.

It is learned there are between
“50 and 60 donors living in’ North. a
and Central Saanich and Sidney:
‘who are regularly donating this.
‘gift of life to the Canadian Red:

ladies. to. assist in
operations related to the. clinic,.

and his vehicle hit a power pate,

sustaining, $150 damage.

~Hailstorm Accident. |

» Hazardous: road’ conditions:
-caunetl “by. the -afternoon: hail
stor mon Sunday were blamed for
an- accident | involving: the car
“| driven by Larry Goldring; Brent« |
wood Motel, Negotiatiig a curve
of West Sannich Road near Cole
Bay. Mr. Goldring lost control,

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The burden of the May Queen
and May Day parade had become
too much’ for the’ Fulford Hall
Association together with the cost
of sending the May Queen and her
entourage to the Pacific National
Exhibition. .

So it was decided at a meeting
two weeks ago to abandon ‘the
custom. which has been. a
tradition of Salt: Spring Island
and especially of the Fulford
district for over 50 years.

* Hall Committee members said
would

again’.
Within two weeks, the Chamber

“pick up the strings

_-| of Commerce calied a meeting of
- various organizations and every-
one rallied to the call, collected
the sum of $650 for.the. kitty to

-outfit-the Queen and princesses

Vancouver:

Today: the Island is busy in. a
rush. preparation for: the sports
‘day and May Day Parade next,
Satur rday , May 16.

entering a float and will, operate’ a

midway. “on: the grounds, —

Ganges; instead - of | ‘Fulford
Members. of the Canadian ‘Legion’
have offered assistance generally.

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Museum Of Art
Admission-Free

The University of Victoria’s
department of history in art has
announced that the Maltwood Art
Museum will be open to the public
free of charge this summer, as
part of the University’s festival of
the arts, Victoria Fair.

Located: at Royal Oak, the
museum houses the University’s
permanent collection of the Arts
and Crafts movement, and
during the summer will feature a
special exhibition of Brass
Rubbings.

In the later Middle Ages it was
fashionable. to be commemorated
by an effigy engraved on flat
plates of brass, and placed on the
top of the tomb. Today, it is
fashionable to make a copy of the
effigy by covering it with a large
sheet of paper.and rubbing the
paper with a hard stick of colored
wax, much in the same manner
as one makes an impression of a

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By BEA HAMILTON

* Bround.
they hoped some day the Island:
_ Reynolds, undertook ¢ to look after
-the. sports.
the parade moving to the school

‘crowned. in

and to send them to the P. N.E. ine school grounds.

‘Salt ‘Spring. Rod. and Gun. is. |

‘refreshment booth. The Island: |.
Rotary Club. will have a float and a

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system.

Heading the: May Queen
committee are Mrs. J. B. Stewart
and Mrs. Phil Knowels. The High
School principal, J. D. Hartwig,
has promised that the Student’s
Council will elect: three girls to
play.the royal'role. Looking after
floats and parade are Russell
Thorburn and° Stan. Sage. ‘Ed
Williams. will be in charge -of |.
booths and other features on the

The meeting chairman, Gavin

The events start at 1 p.m., with

grounds. The May Queen will be
front of the
élementary school and the day’s
activities will be mainly c on the

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be open free of charge from June
1to September 1, from 11 a.m. to
4°-p.m.- Tuesday’ throught
Saturday, and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Sundays. Guides will be there
during these hours to explain the
exhibits.

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BY LEE IFE
On April 27 the Brownies from
ist and 2nd packs played a ball.
game. As it turned out it ended in
a tie and the cost of the wiener
roast will have to be split between
the two packs. .
It was great fun to see all the
little people enjoying themselves
as each made every effort to win.
ist Brownies. were called Road-
runners and for a while it looked

-as though they would be the

winners. 2nd. Brownies were
known as the Go-Go girls and
were cheered on by six Go-Go
cheer leaders. This seemed to
inspire the team and after SIX
innings the score was tied 6-6.
Hot dogs were cooked on a fire
and marshmallows were toasted.
Mrs. E. Tonge brought along a
decor ated cake. for 3 a treat and

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Mothers’ Day gifts were made
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meeting, and next week name |

ttags will be made for the mother

‘and daughter banquet to be held

on May 26.
Guides have been busy making
gadgets for the Guide Rally to be

held on May 23. Eight Guides
have completed and passed a’

course in home nursing. Training
was done by Mrs. EB. Tonge and
the examination was conducted
by Mrs. M. Allen. Both Mrs.
Tonge and Mrs. Allen are
members of the St. John Am-
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