° stitute on, ‘Saturday, “March 16,
« Mrs... E.H, Maddocks Spoke | of

“= remembered it’ some: ‘years: ago.

_ Vice-President, Mrs: J..Reyn- |
Olds, and Past President, Mrs,
~ J. Burwood. Tea was served by_

, oo

on opening: the. spring tea held ak
by: the Brentwood Women’s In-.* A’ table of Odds 'n’ ends was
tinder” the charge of Mrs. W.R.
Bigélow and Mrs... J. Breadin;
and’ Mrs, J.P. MacFarlane and
“Mrs. W.J. Fortune ‘looked after
‘the home cooking stall. :

the: work. of ‘the Institute: as she

on the Prairies... .
Guests’ were welcomed “by the

was the program of. Scottish,
Irish and Welsh dancing by pupils
of Mrs.
dancers ‘in the” program being

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trophy winners.
students danced” the Cumber=.
land Reel - atop winner-in the
Cowichan Festival... June King

and Kelly Bourne danced . the =

* Upper-Island::

Twa-some, aiso trophy winners. S

in the Cowichan Festival. — a
_ Judy Thomson of Brentwood, we
who has brought honour to Brent-: ue

wood. from both Victoria and
Vancouver, danced “Blue Bon-
net o’er the Border’’,
Ellis danced a Welsh Dance,
and Jane. King and Kelly Bourne:
two Irish step dances. .
The Flora’ MacDonald Fancy
was beautifully danced by Kathy
Campbell; andthe Irish Jig-was
danced with much precision and
energy. by Susan Minnes, Bev-.
erley Gait, Kathy Gukllemin and
Janet: Kyle. Highland Dancers
were Kathy Button, Kathy Tom-
lin, Sherle Kirk, Jennifer Hall,
Lynn Walker, Stephanie Gould,

Linda=Gait.and Katharine Knap-~

pett. Lawrence Tuttle did a:
“splendid job of accompanying the
dancers with his accordian.

A display of oil paintings by

“ G.F. Draper added interest to

the afternoon, . First. prize. in
the raffle - a.boudoir. lamp -
was won by Mrs. W.L, Irving;
and the second prize of four
packets. of connoisseur tea, was
won by Mrs. Kenneth Thomson,

Presideni Reports
On Annuci
| Meeting

‘Mrs. E.G. Woodward, Brent-
“wood Bay President of the B.C,

Women’s Institute returned this :
~ week: from Ottawa -where she - -
> attended. the annual meeting of

= the’ ‘board. of the National. As-

B “sociation, ~
Institutes of Canada, °

a World Conference ‘which will “be. .
held, at East Lansing near Chien.
“ago, Michigan. .
-- “Also, being. planned. is a 1 pre- -
“ Conference tour: in B.C, for dele-

Federated Women’s

Among many items of business.

" onducted ‘at the meeting, which:
", Was attended by representatives.
-, from: all’ ‘Provinces, were ‘final -

plans. for. participation in. the;

gates and a. brief post confer-

“ence visit by the World President
“Mrs, Aroti Dutt of India,.="!°- -) =

While ‘in. Ottawa Mrs. Wood-
: ward met Mr. George Chatter-

. ton M.P.,° and spent a few hours .

c~ in the House during the ‘Question -

Period.’

Magistrate’s Court

in Sidney Magistrate's Court
on March 15, Arthur Moyes was”
found - guilty: of impaired driving

and fined $150.

On Mar. 16 Ronald Irving was:
fined $25 for. driving without i in-

surance.’ He settled out of court: *

Herbert Dick. was. fined. $10.
for crossing a double solid line...
Darlene Simpson was found guilty
of driving without due care and ~
attention, was fined $20 and had

“her -driver's license endorsed, °

“Wallace Bayles. was fined $20

for speeding and. Ronald. Nelson .
Ford was fined $25 for a similar
offence...

On March 21 Percival A. ‘Rute
ter was fined $35 for falling to
yleld. the right of way. |
“Three cases were heard on
Mar. 23, James Albert Johnson
was fined $20 for. speeding.
Patricia Sater was charged with
failing to-stop at a stop. sign
and fined $15. . Albert J, Grim=
son was fined $20. for. driving
without due care and altention.

CHIEF UNDERWOOD |
EXPLAINS FIGURES

An interesting feature of the
meeting of the Saanich Pioneer
Society held in the Log Cabin
at Saanictiton on Monday, March
18, was a talk by Chief Ed
Underwood explaining the figures
on the totem he recently carved,
now lodged in the Log Cabin.
A tentative date of June 8th
was set for the Annual Banquet.
No meeting will be held in April
unless walled by the chair, but
members will be kept busy with
plans for the Spring Tea to be
held on Sunday afternoon, April
21st. .

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“Pictured here is. ‘Pat Houle ‘at ‘work ‘in. Hafer Brothers’ machine

shop in.Centra] Saanich. Pat has. completed four years of appren-
“ticeship training. and will remain in charge of the shop under, Buller
Brothers who recently took over the business.» .

So far the Liberals don’t: seem

- to have ‘been able to rouse much

interest in their leadership con-
test, except possibly among the
15 or so would He prime -min-
isters. Mind you, these gentle-

"men are doing all they can, flying
“about the country in planes gen-
large...

erously_ donated’. by.
companies, to meet the press ‘and
shake: hands with the. delegates,
but. up: to date it*has ‘all been
rather dull.

Of course the competition for

public interest» has. been stiff, © ©

what with. the Vietnam war,. the
Johnson~Kennedy fracas, and the
big gold rush... Probably what the

Grits really need is someone like |

Mr. Diefenbaker to get. their

cainpaign off the ground and keep.
us all guessing. Maybe he might. .
be induced to run, asa sort of

‘public ‘service.

I suspect ‘that-this comingcon=

vention will: be a carbon copy of -

the Conservative. ‘one, -which.was
in” turn “a ‘carbon copy ‘of. the
' American extravaganzas, bands,

banners, and: plenty of. Tazzle™

“dazzle. I-am ‘not certain whether
this: makes | “for wise decisions, “
but it certainly makes interesting | 7
"television fin .
ference at any ‘rate,
the Tory tront:runners were pro=
*-vincial” premiers, © the ‘Liberal
favourites seem to’.be federal: °

cabinet ministers,” which: ties: ine
with: the political theary. that’ our’

provinces generally ‘tend to op- °

pose, and so act as a counter ~
weight-to the central government. -

AS to who will finally make-the .

grade, after all the deals in the
smoke filled rooms, I would hate
to guess..-In fact I m must-admit

to. being a born’ loser. when it
comes tc. political. predictions, -

and -I believe Pm: the: only man
in. North America. who thought
that’ Eisenhower. didn’t’ stand a

“ chance against Stevenson.

. Actually: the Liberal with the

_mostest in courage and ‘foresight. .

is that while»

‘New Arrivals In
Central Saanich —

Many families continue to. are.
rive and settle inthe Saanich.
Peninsula from all parts:of,Can-,
ada’ and a few-from the U.S.A.

Teported ta have arrived in Cen-
trai Saanich alone: Mr. and Mrs,
D, Haarsma of Edmonton, Alta,,
Mr. and -Mrs.°G, Fraser and-

family of Victoria and Dartmouth -
N.S., Mr. and Mrs, A.W, Dymond

of Edmonton, Alta., Mr. and Mrs.
L.R. Dickson and David of Darte .
mouth, N.S., Mr- and Mrs. W.L..

McLaren .of Victoria, Mr. and.
Mrs. D. Russell and Randy of
Victoria, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ;

Morgan of Carstairs, Alta., Mr.
and Mrs. R.V. Ci ark, Nancy and
Noz'man of Regina, Sask., Mr. and
Mrs. E.R. Nelles of Chiliiwach,
B.C., Mr. and Mrs. J.C, Dodds
of Pipestone, Manitoba, Mr, and
Mrs. J.J, Dingwell of Port Arth-
ure, Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. W.A.
Koch and children, Estevan,
Sask., Mr. and Mrs. F. Golds<
bury of Castlegar, B.C., Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Geary of Victoria, Mr.
and Mrs. G.S. Burns of Los
Angeles, Calif.

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is the one who is ‘not going to run,

He is Walter Gordon, who has -

been bitterly assailed for daring
to warn that we cannot continue
io’ sell cut. our economy to the
United States without losing con-
‘trol of our country. Unfortun-

ately, most of. his right wing con-~
freres on both sides of the House
“have been quite ready to accept
this. Situation, feeling that. the
short: term prosperity ‘produced
“hy this investment is politically
advantageous, As for the dis-
advantages, ihe hundreds of mil-
lions cf dollars that every year
flow south in dividends and pro-
tits, creating a balance of pay-

ments problem which can only be”

adjusted by ‘selling yet abit more
of the economy, which leads inits
turn: to an ever increasing. ero-
~sion of our sovereignty. Ohwell,,

-that's a mess that the next gen-
eration will have to worry about.
It amiay abe” some Slight ‘consol-.
ation” to. Mr. Gordon that: the.
independent body of. university "
economists appointed by the gov

-ernment, to look inte the problem, . '

ehas | ‘come out” “supporting | his

views,’ rather: than: the “don't
rock :the, boat" attitude. of most ay
he, ‘establishment.’ "APS

“AS: to: the actual ‘candidates;
“they area. rather mixed bag, but
Pm “glad to- see“ that” some at

least: are’ in: the twentieth. cen~.

Aurys-: Predominant among. these
“seems to. be Mr. Trudeau, who
is ‘sald to have a clear-mind and
a progressive attitude, both de-*

_sirable.-attributes -in-a -possible-
prime minister. .1- wonder: df his.
being a French Canadian will lose~

much support: among the English :
speaking delegates.

In some ways, a French Can-
adian prime minister might. be

best. for the country at this. time .

in our history. | Because of his”.

background: he .could. be ‘relied ~ _ a
“upon to give Quebec a fair deal,”
which we all want; but he: could ©

also be very conscious: that the ©
Test of Canada would be watching

him Nery closely, and for. this’ |
.. Feason he might: be expected. to™ .
stand up against: the more un-"i:
reasonable demands coming from -.
-dva Belle. Province. .On the-other

hand, an English speaking: P.M.

_ might tend to be much’ softer on-
: unreasonable demands, for fear:

n +. of .being. labelled anti-French~
Since the first of the year a

the following 15 families -are-

Canadian.

“Well, that's enough: political

- ipsychology for one day, I'm

going out to sit in the sun and

think. of girls and flowers and

Mr. Gaglardl’s jet.

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‘Ladies Plan| |
Smorgasbord

Members of: the: Brentwood:
had a- pleasant’ meeting

20th, with eleven members’ and

‘votional’ theme: was “Friend-

“ship,'"and members and friends
in hospita) and those il] at home,

also those on holiday-were re-

‘membered in their prayers

~The “Think-In" at Sidney Uni-
ted Church on April 3rd was

“ mentioned and all church women

were” urged to” attend,

.. Arrangements were made for the
- Spring Smorgasbord on April 6th,

Fina]

and tickets were distributed for
sale. :

An: Interesting. reading, ‘This -
is Japan Today"’, was given by
The work of Jap-
anese people was illustrated with
a beautiful picture. made of. tiny...
pieces ‘of - cloth, done by the
Japanese; and an album of pic-
tures of colourful floral arrange-
ments made. in Japan, The meet-
ing closed with the Mizpah Bene-
diction, anda ‘social hour: was
enjoyed, :

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On Monday “April 1,-

~Threads Service will. present: a

concert

by... the... Cartwright -

Combo, followed bya. sing-a-
long. . The. films to. be. shown on,
Wednesday, Apr. .3, will be ‘an-
nounced on the Centre’s ‘bulle-

tin board. Both programs take

> Place’ in the K.. of P, Hall, 9670

Fourth St., at. 2 ‘o'clock.’ The

Volunteer Corp ‘will meet at

ina Tack ‘Shop. ‘and a
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A cold “plate “will -be served. .

Gold's The. Goal.
In Western: Riot

“O'Connor * are” ‘starred. in’ the’ TS
. Paramount © mevie”
3,” at” the Gem Theatre, Sidney -
-on Thursday, Friday and Satur- =”
day. of. this “week. - ——
“Margaret Blye, “Claude. Atkins, pe

Joan Blondel and James Whit-
“more, a et
The comnedy- western’ produc- -

1.30 p.m, on Friday, April 5th,

and it is hoped there will be a
g00d attendance;

"announced: that: the Sunset’ Riding”
Club will holds its fourth annual  j4e;
© Sport. ‘ol: Kings” ‘Dance on: ‘April: :
“6 in the. Legion. Hall. “On: Millis |

‘Road... ‘Venabels band: will: _per-
form: from | Spm. to. ti a.m.

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"ANNUAL DANCE

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"James Coburn ‘and: Carroll ©

“Co- stars. are:

on: centres. around the’ ri

Well Buy and Sell
Old China, Silver,
Furniture and

~Bricabrac:

sei 4th: Street, Sidney
"3 Phone « 856-3816:

The de-—

early stages of development.’ He ‘

.boats, and the succeeding com-.

“Bros. Floral Chapel on March 23°.

Silver ..to- steal: a fortune in ‘gold. bul- .

was. filme :

“#¢Waterhole— .

F. ‘Walter ‘Hearle) 1 resident ()
6611 West Saanich'Road for more. ‘
than. 40. years, - passed” away ato -po
Royal - Oak: Private: Hospital . on
March - 20, aged: 84years::-! A. :
“native of Cornwall, he went to sea’.
in sailing Ships at an early age;
_ his. voyages, taking him to ports .f/
around the world. He well re«

membered - visiting Seattle in:
1902, when that. city.was-in the’=Jl-

. first knew the Peninsula in 191 0,"
but. did not settle here at that -
time.
Mr. Hearle had served asa

customs officer at -Hangkow,
China; had worked at H.M. Dock-..-
yard, Devonport, in England, and-

for a period as a carpenter. at OLYMPIC. oe
Pittsburg, Penn. For long he BACON 7
was associated with Jeune Bros., a
Victoria, where, he , fabricated -

the towing gear for Victoria Tug-. | cr oss. Rib

pany. of Island .Tug and Barge; al
Ltd. - He was a respected:mem=
ber of the Thermopyolae Club ot L
“Victoria, = BS
- He married his’ wife Nellie,
who . survives, in Cornwall in ©
1916. A sister and two brothers...
are-in England and there are :
=nieces~ and” nephews’ “among: ‘the.
inourners.. > - =
Funeral. service - at ‘McCall

Lis

was conducted by Rev. Canon -
George Biddle, followed by intere -
ment at Royal Oak Burial Park.

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