[Beacon ! Avenue, Sidney.

SUMMER HAPPENINGS in July kept about 150

Sidney youngsters busy in

a program organized by

Ken Campbell with numerous helpers. In. first
picture volunteer Tot-Lot assistant, Janet Mc-
Millen and pre- -schoolers play “I sent a letter to my

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Montreal Trust.
Appointment —

G. - Douglas Peaker:

Montreal Trust ‘is pleased to.
announce the appointment of
‘Mr. -G. Douglas ° Peaker,.
ER, RA. (BCL), S.R.A.,.as.
“Manager. Real Estate: Sales,"
Victoria Branch.

Mr. Peaker. is a well ‘known’
member: of the. Victoria.
‘| business. community and Past.
“President of the Real Estate
Board: of Victoria.: He was.
. formerly President of Crown.
“Realty (now merged with the
Real. Estate Division: of:
Montreal Trust). Mr. Peaker
will supervise a Sales force of .
‘l?-experienced. : Realtors,.
operating from the Montreal
Trust. Real. Estate. offices at
1057 Fort “Street: and 2423

; (Review photos).

o “Last st Friday night was. ‘Family
“Night at Sanscha: Hall and. nev.

has there been such ‘an. excit
_ group of, children. ‘They were th

| youngsters. from. the: ‘Summer.
Playground Program who: had
-gathered to:display some ofthe
| things. they had. accomplished
“during, the. three-week *. Session

Just ended.

the children:

There.
where . families ‘made
Daddys.

planned for the program,, but due
‘to’ the’ malfunctioning : of the

children:‘(after this writer was

Family night was ended earlier

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BADMINTON RAQUETS made from wire: ‘coat
hangers and stockings are held aloft by playground
‘program members Caroline and John Wams, East
Saanich Road, Kathie Young of Courser Drive and
_ Wendall Claton, Fifth Street, Sidney. They have
‘just finished ‘a game with: an CBE ‘box “bird.”

| ‘Sidney Recreation

BY KEN ‘CAMPBELL

7 phasized din the Playground —_
. Program was not the results that |.
the children. turned out, but. the.
: ‘experiences: they went» through
‘getting the results. It is the hope
of the Playground staff that the
“program has helped in some way
the growth and development of
» the children, in creative thinking,
was | al “stunt ‘contest
their).
into... Mummies by.
“wrapping them Egyptian- -style i in
toilet paper. There was’ more,

“There was a turn-out of over 100.
parents and interested members a
“of the community, who saw craft’
displays, a program of dance,
“drama; puppets and tumbling by.

“Recreation » Program are the
‘Tricycle. Rodeo. and the | ‘Sing
“Mong.

microphone, and’ the almost.

this: Thursday, July °30, at San-
uncontrollable excitement of the.

attacked by fifty children ‘with
the left over. toilet paper!) the —

‘costumes, go into contests, and

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’ in Tulista Park where 28 children were

registered in the three to six age group. Rough-
house games such as “British Bulldog” provided
an excellent safety-value for the energies of young
béys and were supervised by Ken Campbell at

"However the. evening was
successful” as everyone, ‘enjoyed
themselves, the ‘parents saw. their:
children in the displays,: -and the.
children and. leaders showed the
fun they: had during the program.

The” important ‘point. “em:

physical. ability,, and working:

cooperatively with other people. ‘

Yet. to come in the Summer

The Tricycle Rodeo, which is

scha Hall, beginning at 10. a.m, is

“a chance for. Mothers and ‘their |’
children to come out, decorate |

the children’s. tricycles, wear

learn a bit-about riding: safety.
The ‘Sing . Along. .is Friday
evening. “August 7, upstairs’ in
Sanscha Hall, This is. for
everyone inthe family to enjoy
singing. and learning songs, both.
old. and: new. More details. will,
appear in this column nsxt week.
Obituaries |

URE eat

Mrs. Eva Anne Ure, formerly
“of | 10159 Third St. “Sidney, passed
away on July 24 after. a long
: ines, She was 66 years of age.
Predeceased by her husband,
Dr, William Ure in 1946, Mrs. Ure
came to Sidney five years. aga.
She was an active worker in. the
Gir)! Guide” organization. .a
member of the Holy Trinity

Anglican Church congregation
and af the Altar Guild.

Los Angeles, Calif, a daughter,
‘Mrs, TH. (loan) Boyd, Sidney;
two grandehildren; sisters, U.W,
Coward in England and Mra: P.
Squires, Tasmania, Australia,
Funeral service was held in Holw
Trinity ¢ ure, Patricia Bay on
July 37, Canon B.C, Vaughan:
Rireh and the Rev Robert
Sancame offiedatirio
followed. Arrangements were by
Sands Funeral Chapel af Roses,

Sanscha shown in middle photo. And in third, in a
quieter corner, girls crowd around arts and crafts
instructor Judy White (wearing the hat) as they
buttons,
simply ‘“‘button’”’ buttons! Judy was also in charge

manufacture ‘‘smile”’

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of adult crafts and was a paid helper on. the
playground program, in company with Heather
Patterson, Linda Hunt, Terry Tomsett, Clair Dous, —
Mary Ward, Linda Hunt, Penny Ethier, Russell
Ramsey and Diane Jewett.

‘hi’? buttons. or,

Second Section Phone
656-1151
Wednesday, July 29, 1970 PAGE SEVEN

Surviving are one son. David of

trematan bo

At the official opening of the

-‘Tsartlip transit camping grounds
‘on. Sunday afternoon, Central.
Saanich Mayor A.M. Galbraith
warmly: congratulated. Tsartlip.
‘Chief. Philip.» Paul and Band

Manager. Tom: Sampson.on the

“excellence of the arrangements.

“This. site, andthe camping
ground on the -East Saanich

“Reserve are the first: in Central
Saanich to offer tent and trailer:
accommodation. I'am “quite sure

that they will be well used and

“appreciated by tourists in the”

future,” said the Mayor.

‘ followed.

‘Road provides 32 attractive sites,
-with a boat launching ramp
nearby. The. necessary services

. viceable tables and forms were
“fabricated by. .the ‘students: of.

during the last school: term.

the new camping. “ground has
- accommodated.
i ‘visiting parties each night during}:
. the past week, Reservations are}.
“made at the park entrance. where.
: boat: launching. fees are paid, but

- Arriving with. a trailer during.
z the ceremony, Mr..and Mrs. John’
1. Murray. and small daughter Ann.
‘Marie, of. Glasgow, ‘Scotland, a
-were the first official camp
guests. ‘They. willingly: accepted

an invitation to join in salmon
barbecue _ celebrations which

The waterfront trailer park at
the western end of Stellys Cross

have been laid on, and ser-

Mount Newton junior high school
“Although not. officially 0 open.

more than:* 20

“BY PETER STOCK.

cook ©. the.

crusty:
: crustaceans. :

new. publication of: Saltair

Publishing. Co. of Sidney :
Written by Ardmore resident”

Charley White under: the
““penname’’ of {Cap'n Crab-
“well”, It also. gives. expert
advice, with a touch of humor

Nelson - Dewey,. on. how, .to
locate, identify, capture. and
handle them.

ILeven supplies information
on how. to adapt “the -right
attitude,” According to the
booklet, which sells for $1,

_erabs are not scavengers and
will not generally eat putrified
prefer fresh. food, living in
“worms and small fish
The most exciting method of
- capturing crabs, according to
“the book,
“spear or hand method.
Another method involves" a
crab ring, which can be made

ari hoop with net or chicken

the ring thing With.a fresh fish

by attached wires.

purchased and an illustration
shows you haw to make your
OWT : ae

The omonst dilioult i part
about ‘crabbing, nextlo cal:
ching then, is dean Ug the
Ry : follenirg vy

waka wah.

to peel a. cooked “crab Tike

Sidney

file eda

ene tt a walnut

“Anyone who | ‘has tried. to
catch crabs © by hand and.
ended up with: a sore finger .
“and a bruised ego will be in-
terested in a new publication
on how to catch, clean and _
little :

“How To. atch Cabs" iS Aa’ |

and illustrations by cartoonist.

» Many people think of crabs.ag,
- dangerous, spider-like. ughes..

“Contrary to popular. belief;
or apolled: bait. “They much -
nature on clams, marine

: To Move.
ds by the: BEOC,

_ by covering a large metal ring,
| wire, The crabber then baits

head or other fresh bait: and:
» lowers t-to the waiting erabe :

Crab traps can be made ov |

» atruetions, you should be able.

~ Charley White
with a book like: “How To
Catch Crabs” available, there :
is no widid reason for anyone.
to suffer pinched. fingers ‘any
“more; From now on, it? s every 7:
~ crab for Himself! .

Saanich May _
Force, Contractor

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- Complaints of the ‘condition of
the property accommodating the

Excavating © ‘ontractors at 4251
Blenkinsop. Road, were recon:
sidered by Saanich council
Monday evening, According toa
report — of. the
development engineer there has
been no change inthe une
satisfactory situation,

~The affiejal anticipated court
action unless. council . decides
‘otherwise, Gnd. Mayor Hugh
Curtis remarked that the nature
of the business could mean that it
might have to be nmoved,

OPM ge oe ge ae oe ‘ on
Counc resold WO tee

PROT VN
matter. to the planing - cam
‘mittee, and inform Mr. Trace of

~ PHILBROOKS SHIPYARD

9324 HARBOUR RD., SIONEY

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the action,

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For Fost Marino.
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ISLAND VIEW
DEVELOPMENT
OVE FAILS

Provision: of more. ac-
commodation | for. trailer
and camper. transient
tourists was’. urged by”
~ Alderman: Margaret | Salt
during a Central Saanich ~
council debate. on parks
affairs. |»

“We read_ “daily. of .
families arriving..on the -
ferries and having nowhere
to-go. Surely, with our

. “The recently. formed Centennial - 71 Committee of ao
Saanich School District No. 63. has ‘several projects rae
under consideration, of which the following F have met — a
with the greatest: favor: i
parks and open spaces we

Ep GO) To set aside one month i in the schools j junior ‘and senior industriat es
could offer some relief to. } | arts workshops for the manufacture of playground equipment by the ~
. this situation,” said. the “f'|-students, using original ideas and plans submitted by elementary eyes

alderman. ee : students who would benefit most by their use. It. was considered that —
“The, Regional: Parks = materials might perhaps be donated by. parent-teacher, ‘associations.
Board owns. 62 acres: at. ae) The organization of all children in- the school district to take. part
*siand. View Beach but has ae in a community. clean- “Up. each -month “asa contribution ‘to. en-
done nothing | toward. “LL vironmental: ‘control. :
S developing - - this - : = @). That. ‘representative. bands. and choirs. throughout. th ‘District

“the lack of water.
» sewerage. ‘control. ‘are chief =
_ stumbling blocks .to any —
such’ development at the -
present. time. 0
“eo Our: “parks. are for. ‘the | :
; enjoyment _ of the com: §
“munity,” not: for. transient. “
~ guests,” said (Councillor
Perey: Lazarz, °- eae mt
Earlier, as chairman of “

ae tangle | ‘in. ‘communications
; has. resulted. in’ Beacon. Avenue’.
aa eagken "of Sie ‘| benches, donated by Rotary Club,»

 deate able. ¢ condition of being shunted up and down. the -
fe welle! ilet facilities at’ street. The benches are usually
public toilet facilities at” positioned outside the Post Office .

‘Island View Beach.” inte but officials. there decided to.

“AL Monday’ s Council, ‘Ald: Herb
“Perry, who wis. Assistant. Post-.
* Master, and. the: ‘Acting-Mayor
discovered they were working. at:
,cross -purposes. They. would like

to receive: suggestions: on good.

; bench. sites from the public: ‘

aa “Supervision of:
TJ -move them further up the block,
ade
feeility te. poatly. jane Af close. to a convenient. garbage ‘Fine OF $300 | F
an ante receptac C. .
providing resident “Meanwhile,  Acting-Mayor David. McKee, no: fixed ads

~-gustodians there is no way -
of controlling this typeof |

- problem,” said Alderman
Lazare, .

dress, was fined $300 in’ ‘Sidney
police court’ on duly 22 on a
charge. of © “possession — of
marijuana.

Wilkie. Gardner noticed the:
| much-used benches missing and
alerted public works crew to put
them back in the usual place,

The charge arose from an.
incident on Beacon Avenue wharf
on July 3 when FLC.M.P, noticed

“Car Demolished In Highway Flip -

operations of Webb and. Trace, |

-wunieipal .

The car was demolished but
driver and. passenger sustained

-Pierette Baril, of. Vietoria.. were

emergency >

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_only minor In juries in an accident °
on Pat: Bay Highway. on July. 23.
~Kdward William: Adoms. and: con rocks below,
jasued «a; traffic
taken'to Rest Haven Hospital for

treatment of... without due care ind aitention.

lacerations suffered. when Mr.
Adams car left the highway near

the Wains Road junction, Jumped
“an embankment and turned over

RCMLP.
violation ‘report for driving

not a Sideline”

69 Yates, Vici, Be

fb ernest VR OP

two persons acting suspiciously,

~ When police officers. ap-
proached, one of them: threw: a

cigarette package. to the ground”,

and this: we's found: to: contain:
marijuana, “After questioning, «

McKee was arrested and charged aS
with drug, possession. ae -

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