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Wednesday, July 1, 1970

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS

REVIEW

PAGE NINE

FESTIVAL

The 20th Annual Tsartlip In-
dian Water Festival was held last
Saturday and Sunday, at. the
Tsartlip Indian —_ Reserve,
Brentwood Bay, with an
estimated 4,000 people in at-
tendance.

SWAMPED BUT SMILING, ‘one of the. competitors i in
_the single canoe event makes shore while a young
spectator Bets ready to ogive a helping hand. J ack Ralph
: Photo).

Eight different bands compete
for trophies, some from
Washington State.

Besides canoe races, a softball
tournament was held with Port
Alberni taking home the trophy.
Bone games, Indian dances anda

\CTS 4,000

fish barbecue were also enjoyed
by the crowd.

The ll-iman canoe event was as follows:
ist. Mount Prevost - Duncan Tribe. (Winner
of Bishop Hill Perpetual Trophy for War
Canoe Races). nd, Salmon Arrow - Malahat
Tribe. . ard. Lady Christine - Kuper Island.

The Klochman's (Women) canoe event as
follows: Ist, Lady Christine - Kuper Island
(Winner of Bishop Remi de Roo Perpetual
Trophy for Klochman). 2nd Island Queen -
Kuper. Island. 3rd. St, George - Saanich
(Mostly St. Ann's Academy students in their
first year of racing).

The Single Canoe event as follows: ist
Frank Page - Duncan, 2nd John Page -
Duncan, 3rd Norman Edwards Kuper
Island. ~

Double Canoe event: lst Ernest and Dale
George - Vancouver. 2nd Gene Harry canoe -
Malahat. 3rd. Norman. Edwards canoe

~ Kuper Island.

Mixed Double Canoe event: Ist Roy Ed-
wards canoe - Kuper Island. 2nd Ernest
George canoe - Vancouver. 3rd Gene Harry
canoe - Malahat.

Kuper Island canoe “‘Lady
Christine’ was built’ by Roy
Edwards and his wife in 6 days.

Chief Don Williams. of | the
Tasrtlip Tribe was emcee for the
races. Thomas Sampson and wife
shown with the trophies was one
of the original founders of this
annual event,

Three Children
Hurt In Crash
At Mow’s Market

Three children were hurt in an
accident. on Patricia Bay High-
way. last Saturday when a. car
driven by H.A. Larsh from
Oklahoma was rear-ended by a

’

vehicle driven by William Neal of

Victoria:
Mr. Larsh was making a “left
turn into Mow's Market when the
collision occurred.

The Neal boy, age 5, was taken:

to Royal: Jubilee. Hospital suf-
fering with a deep head cut ‘and
shock, while. the two Larsh
‘children, age .9 and 11, were
treated at- Rest Haven Hospital
for bruises. and shock.

The cars sustained a total of
$1,900 damage and Mr. Neal'was

issued with a traffic violation.

report: for” driving without. due
care and attention.

‘ Loragene Calder.

At the annual awards assembly
of Royal Oak junior secondary
school held on Thursday. June 25.
the coveted Silver Oak Award for

all-round = excellence was
presented to Dalan~ Bronson,
president of the Student Council.
The following is a list of ths
awards:
Perfect. Attendance: Pam Worenieck.
Connell Ashby. Alan
Robertson, Robert. Gurrie, Dale Thorpe.
David Redman. Grade 9: John Handysides.
Grade 8: Karen Damstrom. Dominico
Peluso, Bob Lee, Jill Hickman. Lorri Fallas,

Dave Fyfe, Annette Quan. Woody Knebel.

House Trophy: House 1, Senior Boys. Mike
Berryman; Senior Girls. Ginny Kidd: Junior
Boy. Angus Stewart: Junior Girl. Sandra
Sheridan,

Presents Prizes

At Sansbury

‘Honored as the best all-round
Student of the year at the San-
sbury School awards day on June
24 was Debbie -Maunder,- who
with Dale Tweedthorpe was co-
captain of House Three, winner of
the House League for academic,
sports and citizenship. Total. of
723 points. were credited to: House
_Three; House One amassed 651
points and House Two 628 points.

Awards as follows-..were

president of Sansbury P.T.A.:

Attendance Awards:.-Division V: Laurie
Tyler, Toni Ingram: Division Il:: Belinda
Bjelland, (missed only one day in 4 years);
Division 11: Cindy..Bompas,. Wayne: Ar-

‘Division I: Russell Blow;. Kristine Fido,
‘Debbie’ Maunder, Bradley Thomas, Beth
Tyler, Dale Tweedhope, Robbie Whelan:
Work » Habits: © Div: Vz. Velvet: Polson,
Timmy .Flanagan; Div. IV: Patti -Forge,

Lembcke ;- Div: 1: Janice Nicholls, Richard
Hyren, Robin Ingram, Kevin’ Norbury. Div.
“Ute Marilyn: Benn, Russell - Blow,” Daniel
“Burke.

Sports: Day: Athlete with most. points:

* Akam..50 Mile’ Club: -:10 finished

P.T.A. President

presented by Mrs. Vera Theaker;.
Ingram, Kelly Hunter; Division IV::Sharon-

senault,. Shannon” Yearwood, Kathy Salts:

Allan Benn, Sheila Evans, Keith Rawcliffe; |
Div. ITT: Susan Norbury, lan Mackay,-David -

Gwen Gregoric,
about the stage and lighting:

(Three. way. tie), Susan Norbury, Eleanor’
‘Benn, .Daniel Burke: Runner. up: Stephen.

Block Athletic Awards: Senior Girl, Susan
Callan: Senior Boy, Bruce Handvysides:
Junior Boy, Angus Stewart.

Track Bar Awards:. Bruce. Handysides.
Loragene Calder and Debbie. Stewart. 300
Mile Award, Mike Hobson.

Berryman Sportsmanship Trophy. Bruce
Handysides: Girls Sportsmanship Trophy.
Susan Callan. Library Award, Heather
Fisher: Band Award, Rich Morrison.

Silver Spoons: Grade 10. Clare Kennedy.
Pam Woroniecke, David Redman: Grade 10
12), Kathy Wright. Dalan Bronson; Grade.10
(3), Janice Loughney, Mike Megson. Pino
Olivatte. Liz Duncan: Grade 10 4),
Raymond Briede. Jacqueline Allen. Roy
Foster. Grade 9 (5). Susan Bradley, Susan
McLean. Daryl Calder: Grade 9 (8! Richard

Visitors Bureau
Looking For More
Financial Support

More. funds: are urgently
needed to support the Visitors
Information. Bureau, chairman
Len Siver told. Chamber of
Commerce members. last week.

Tourist business is onthe: in-
crease’ with ~3,500 visitors
registered since May 15° but,
unless more donations are made,
the Bureau will run into financial
difficulties.. Mrs. Seottie Starr
said that many firms place ad-
vertising leaflets in the office
display racks, but that not all
contribute toward expenses. |

Chairman | Siver’ stated that
canvassing letters will be mailed

.to all local businessmen and out-

of-Sidney advertisers. _ .
Fall Production |
Plans Under Way

Production plans. began: to roll
on Monday for the first play.to be
presented by Peninsula: Players
on stage in Sidney Elementary:

“School’s new auditorium.

Director of ‘Exit the’ Body”’,
is enthusiastic

system. Several new faces will’

appear in. the mystery- -farce.

‘which - is. scheduled’ for: early
November _ Presentation.

“long

Simpson, Grade 9.(7),. Laureen Voth,
Michelle Gagnier, Rosalind Logan. Gail
Stewart, Gaynelle. Witzke,- Don © Larson,
Steve Quan; Grade 9°18), Kathy Meadows,
Barbara Rippon, Rick Morrison; Grade 9

‘$1, Elizabeth Dew-Jones, Jean Palfrey,
Grade 8 +10), Carolyn Martin, Deborah Trill.
Dorm Piluso; Grade 8 (11), Gina Ross, Betty
Warburton, Kathy Wilson. Gary Caine;
Grade 8 (12), Pat Allen, Margaret Dew-
Jones. Scott Zado; Grade 8 (13), Christine
Helmer. Carolyn Hole, Cathy Raig, Gerry
Sharples. Karen Wilson, Eddie Owen; Grade
8 (14), Cathy Oud, Dave Fyfe. Ivo Olivotto.

Book Awards: Grade 10, Academic. David
Redman. Kathy Wright; Grade 10, Non-
Academic: Maureen Caley, Dale Thorpe.
Grade 9; Academic, Susan Bradley. Richard
Simpson, Rick Morrison. Grade 9 Non-
Academic. Wendy Hudson and John Han-
dysides. Grade 6. Betty Warburton” and
Domenico Piluso:

Past President: Award: Dalan Bronson.
Outstanding Service: Susan Callan, Pino
Olivotto, Helen Spoor, Dave Redman, Kathy
Wright. Silver Oak Award - Dalan Bronson.

Service Bars +) Grade. 10:-Roy Foster,
Bruce, Handysides, Mike Hobson, Ray
Briede, Gordon Jones, Kevin Fry. Jackie
Allen. Kathy Wright, Helen Spoor, Susan
Callan, Colleen Burns, Nina Bains, Loragene
Calder. Maureen’ Hickman. Sandy Pat-
terson, Paula Briggs, Janis. Atkin. Pam
Woroniecki, Karen Jones, Fay Jackson,
Dalan Bronson. Pino Olivutte. Tony
Cabecinha, Tom Evans,. Jim Colley. Dave
Redmen, Ken Nicholson, Dave Paine, Dave
Sharp, Scott Proudfoot, Richard Cherry.

Award Winners
At Saanichton

Awards for academic
achievement and
citizenship were presented
to the following scholars at
Saanichton elementary
school on June 25:
. Grade 1; (A) Susan Wait,
(C) Matthew Wright;
Grade 2: (A) ‘Ekeline
Cellerius, (C) Kenzie Cuth-
bert; Grade 3,.(A) Bryce
Rashleigh, (C) Flloyd
Underwood; Grade 4: (A)
Jane Robertson, (C)’Peter
Milburn; Grade 5: (A)
Linda Wallace, (C). Daryl
Stubbs; Grade 6: (A)
Marion Van t'Reit, © (C)
Benny Cuthbert;.Grade 7:
(A) Karen Michell, (C)
Janet Ruthven. --

The Sports: Trophy was
won by Jane Robertson,
and the Kuper: (Expo)
Fund. award for. Grade. 7
Indian pupils was won by
Marion. Underwood.
Highest house. points were
gained by. the ©.Thun-
derbirds.

‘transportation

Pensioners Bus

Set For Picnic
At Parksville

Parksville community park

_will be picnic grounds on May 8

for the B.C.-Old Age Pensioners
Organization annual get-together.
arranged by the Island Council.
All branches are invited to attend
and members will bring basket
lunches.

Entertainment, tea and coffee
will be provided.

Sidney branch has chartered
buses leaving. the. Knights of
Pythias Hall’ at 93° am. For
phone. Mrs.
Briggs, 656-1730, or contact her at
the Silver Threads meeting.

There will be no 0.A.P.0.

meetings during July and August»
and the next. bus. trip will be

August 13 to San Juan Islands.

IMPAIRED DRIVER
Judge D.G. Ashby fined David
Gordon Underwood of the.-East
Saanich Reserve, $350 on June 26
on a charge of impaired driving,
Mr. Underwood was s allowed time
to pay.

Another Sidney School. Festival:

has come and. gone, and once
again with a great degree of
success under the able leadership
of Mrs. Ann’ Loney. After an
entertaining hour -of  per-

_ formances by the school children;

parents. and visitors were
‘turned loose’’ on the stalls. On
‘entering the gym they found a

good selection of plants -for in- °

doors and out, and next to that the

~ White Elephant stall with its vast

selection of “‘treasures’’,

- banquet-size

weight -of all-the goodies -con=
tributed: However within an hour
nary a crumb remained.

“Anew addition this year was

VHAT'S Dé

But-as ©
usual the most popular was. the
~Home Cooking stall..where eight»
tables.
positively. groaned. with. the.
‘= paper cone,-

BY NORMA SEALEY
the Children's Activity. area with
games of chance and skills where
nothing exceeded 5c entry fee,
and some were. even. ic!.The

object was more entertainment

than a money-making scheme.

Off in one corner Mrs. Fran Flint .
was operating a..‘'Candy Walk’,

also a popular event.
Great quantities of: hot dogs,

coffee and soft drinks’ were. being.
feature

-drawing the crowd was the Candy
--Floss..stand. This. was. out- -
standingly popular, and in fact.

consumed; and | a. new

one harried- ‘looking mother was

‘seen wandering around. with a~

great swirl of pink fluff on a.

him:

‘connection with the Festival: was —

muttering * about: :
‘standing in line for 35 minutes, .
~and when she finally: got the stuff
couldn't find her child to give it to:

-g$ons were heard to comment that

“the «same. ‘without ‘the - ‘popular

ING IN P.T.A.

Much credit is due .to Sidney

- Rotary Club for. this: sizable |

donation: to the success of our:
Festival, and in particular to the —
two gentlemen, Mr. Jack
Crossley and Mr. Gordon Jewell,
who came and ran the machine.
‘Although ‘not themselves in-
volved with Sidney School: they -
gave of their own 1 time to help us
out...

The raffle for a portable. TV Ls
“was won by. Mrs. C.' Miller, and .

the ‘‘Jelly. Bean Guess”’ was won -

“by Mrs. J.C. Aitken.

The one regrettable . item in.

‘the absence of: Mrs. Lassfolk: for =
reasons of health... ‘Several’ per-:

a Festival. just didn’t’ seem quite

‘principal the a!

? time trials 7 pm.

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