oN due Wa s AANICH E PENINSUL A-AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW :

ROT RY Ht NORS PIONEERS

er “member = of - the.
“Rotary Club.
;.Fellow: Pioneers. and. their “as ;
dies: (Rotary: ‘seniority ‘indicated
in brackets)’ were: Frederick

lin (23° and Edna, Sydney Penny ‘
5. (22), Stan Watling (22) and Mar-:
: ; ‘Art Freelove.(21) and Edith, .
m ‘Wakefield (22) and May, .Vic™
Dawson (21):and Mabel, George
‘Hafer (21) and Doris, “Harry
Jack ulay and EX Tobin (20) and Gloria, Gordon
mmaculately garbed forthe Jewell (20). George Baal (23)
casion they acted also.as wait- was unavoidably absent.
S', and. wine “stewards at the. Vie Dawson in responding to
: al head table : the toast ‘‘The Pioneers expres-
- ged. appreciation to the organ-.
‘izers. In concrete acknowlédge-
ment: he had collected $60 from
the -head ‘table guests. which he
“tendered to the funds. of Rotary
Foundation.

-had been arranged unbeknown to
- the: Club. membership by Rotar-
lans Jack McAulay and Eric Lew-

; “ peyen” of - -the special guests.
owas ¢ George - Fleming, with .47
"years in Rotary to celebrate.
His Seniority dates from. the
ear 1922) when he’ was a chart-

~ Voth. Annval Exhibition

~ SAANICH PENINSULA ART CENTRE
ARTS: & CRAFTS - |

: Demonstrations. ;
SANSCHA. ‘HALL ‘SIDNEY - a

- Sat. May 10- Noon to 8 p. m.
“Sun. May. N- Noon to 8 p. m.
ADMISSION 50¢.. Children 25¢ =

For the. whole |
_ FAMILY:

Your’ credit union : more
than a place to borrow and

* save. It is a. dependable -
source of help in all money

- matters. Your credit union.

is owned by the families

we who use ts services,

when ‘you “have large savings ‘to put. to
work | for greater: earnings

when ‘you wish: to. teach ‘your children
about money -

Get more living out of your family’ 5 income by using
the Services of your-community credit, union

~ Saanich Peninsula Credit Halon
iTe eph ones. 5 656- “210 652-21 479-2112:

y. Vaughan-Birch (28), OscarThu- »-

tunity” because °
occasion to~ remind our. comi-
munities how far‘we have come,
a from Miss Nightingale s day in

“are. as follows:

~ Volunteer

-. Lovatt Combo.
’ Admission- $2.50,

National Hospital Day.

At Rest Haven |

On Monday, May 12, Rest Haven
Hospifai,

the continent, will be celebrating
National Hospital, Day.

to improving. actual patient care”

the: date of her birth has been |

designate National Hosnital Day,
For those of us who live in
the midst of modern scientific

techniques that are little short

of the miraculous, it is difficult
io conceive ofa world without
What we consider the basic tac-
ilities and. equipment with which
to care for the sick and injured.-
Yet that. was the world of 150
years ago.

- Through devated personal -ef-
fort,-and by surviving the on-
Slaught of insults, Miss Nightin-

gale lived to sec the dawn of a

new day in the management of
patient illness.

National Hospital Day is ihere-.
fore a day of observance and

; opportunity! Observance because
colt marks- the birthdate of. the

woman who, more than anyone

’ else, had ‘the courage to chal-
~ lenge what others accepted, and ;
the tenacity to establish the prin-

ciples of good hospital caré we
take for granted today.
it gives us- an

safeguarding the - country’ s

“along “with” ‘hospitals
“and schools’ of nursing across” ”

On’ that...
day in 1820 Florence Nightingale”
was born, and.to commemorate
the astounding impetus she gave

and
“recovery ‘of cystic fibrosis pa-

Oppor- | YOURE. children

health, ‘and What we. see. for the
“future,
For

The community” has responded:
admirably ©
‘from
‘from <the- funds raised by ‘the
“Ladies. in .Pink’’,

Mrs, ~G.R.  Pearkes
ficially

the tea
proposed to purchase a Melco |
Oxygen Humi-tent, ‘

This oxygen tent provides bed-
side environmental. control © of.
oxygen and. humidity to accel-
erate patient recovery. where

there has beeneardiac problems, -

burns, strakes, | pneumonia, re-

spiratory allergies, and a num-°

ber of other complaints, The

recent, influenza epidemic em-..

phisigés ‘the continuing ~/ need
for this type of care, Doctors

are now agreeing that the en-
vironmental -control -of oxygen
humidity. is beneficial. to

tients, . Also.used‘in conjunction

with the oxygen tent is the oxygen.

analyser: for. determining
oxygen concentration”

the
! where
especially are
recaiving:treatment.

By. supporting National Hos-
pital Day at Rest Haven,

be assisting © to. maintain. the

: health of the community.

~MAYNE NEWS —

By ELSIE BROWN

Coming events on. “Mayne are
numerous and worth noting and
Saturday, May
10, 1:30 p.m. at the hall, Mr.
G, Holyhead of Victoria will lec-
ture on chrysanthemum culture,

Friday, May 16, Mayne Island
Firemen’s Spring
Dance, 9:30-p.m..-:2 a.m. Bill
Smorgasbord.
! For informa-~
tion contact Bob Sauerberg.

Saturday, May 17, Annual Gen-
eral Meeting, Mayne: Island Im-
provement District at the Agri-
cultural Hall
trustees

Saturday,- May 31, plans are

being discussed to havea Walk-.

prepeeeeniiaaiia

Election of two’

Aladdin Travel

2442 Beacon Ave.
SIDNEY. .
Your Western Airlines Agent

656-4115

in “law,

Dogwood Spring Pageant

Gizeh Temple Nobles of the ‘Sheine -
Dr. Gordon. F. Grant, ‘Potentate.

Bias

“1400 Vancouver Street

FUNERAL CHAPELS

treads At, 1 Tet ET

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Memorial Arena - - Sat, May 10, 2: 30 P m.

(Opposite Canada Manpower Centre)

Anniversary

SALE

20% OFF
STOREWIDE

LUGRIAGE &
re aTHEAR

athon., Proceeds to tinance Mayu ne
Island Fall Fair. oY

Vancouver’s: famous Court
Jester, in company with his wife
and family and two dogs,. were
transferring to Saturna from
Mayne. [sland over the weekend
and were interviewed by .post-
mistress, Mary Kline. Seems”
he is looking for a couple of
donkeys and a cart. to use on

_. Vancouver streets aS a means

of transportation. Mary’ says
he seemed -surprised that we

“have TV. on. the islands. - color

too, of all things.
-First time visitors to Mayne
Island were Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Houghton of New Westminster,
visiting their. brother and sister-
the: Harold: Houghtons
also of New. Westminster. and
property owners on Bennett Bay.
Dorothy is the daughter of the
late Mr,’ and Mrs. John Houston
of New Westminster:

Members © of ~-the Arts and

Crafts group of Mayne Island
- celebrated: the end of the sea-
son by meeting.at Century Inn, |

Victoria last week. Dinner was
out of this world, reports Hilda
-Reid and ‘the whole day was:
thoroughly enjoyed by them all.
Celebrating a birthday was Mrs.

. George (Betty) Douglas anda

“cake was produced from out of
the blue.. Outgoing officers were,
president, Mrs. Freda Filtness;
secretary, Mrs. Carmel Brad-
ley.. New officers are, presi-
dent, “Mrs. Joyce Mitchell; se-
cretary, Mrs.
Winner of the quilt made by the
ladies and raffled Saturday, April
26 was Mrs. Nellie Georgeson
of Victoria. © Congratulations:
Proceeds from the raffle will
go towards the purchase ot
eaten
Weekenders on the Friday night
ferry were the Stu Frys, the
Alan Thackerys, the Jetfreys,
the Rolfs, the Jack Murdochs,
and many others, Some didn't
know about the earlier departure
time of the ferries and were
left behind. It pays to phone
B.C. Ferries at this time of
year.
Rural route postal service has
been extended to include Maple
Drive. .

the past “ea: years “the. °
-Women’s Auxiliary.to. Rest Haven °
‘has organized a fete for May ‘12. :

and. has. benefitted
“thé equipment. purchased .@

This: year.<

will of->
open the. proceedings,.:.
and from the funds raised through ;
and sale of work-it, is~

you will”

Mr. Hous-""'
*. ion was meteorologist at the
~-Royal City for many years...

Evelyn: Mussick. -

Show is Art and The Community.
~The .official opening will take
» “place at 2.30 p.m. by Mrs, G, R.
-Pearkes. -The Show will be open:
> “from: 12°noon until 8 -p. m. both ~
~ days. -.Sat.May-J 1th and. Sun,
, 1th. 7 :
“Dave: “Anderson, well: 7 known
. Deep.Cove artist, ‘will judge the
‘display’. groupings © from other
Vancouver Island ArtClubs. Two
_ prizes will be raffled... Mrs.
Stephanie Steel has presented a
beautiful watercolour «Cowichan
- River Mist: Floyd L. Fowler,
--has framed “this.” ‘pieture and it
comes. ready for hanging.
Mrs.-A. D.° Foster has given
“the Centre a very useful stone-

he

MRS; EVA © READINGS, © A
‘LADY IN PINK’, BRINGS THE
CART FILLED WITHA GOOD"

SELECTION TO FRANK -ALD: ware ‘bowl in. heather tonings,
RIDGE, A PATIENT IND THE which’ will also. go to'some lucky
HOSPITAL. Ly person,

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Call:
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- 1205 Broad Street,
- Phone: 385-1471

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“Theme of this year’ Ss: Annual a

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MEET YOUR PROVINCIAL CANDIDATE

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He’s your NEW DEMOCRATIC
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and the Isiands
DON INVITES YOUR IDEAS AND SUPPORT
PHONE HIM AT 477-5882

NESSEN

“The follo

and information will be gleaned

Mrs. Nita Donaldson - Original

. gold..and*silver. jewellery; Mrs...
“Myrtle Swaffield, ‘recently from.

Saskatchewan, Freehand Pottery;

Bill .Cayzer, from South Africa, _
Wood: carvings -in-the -round and’
G, A, Wiggan will ;

Mrs;
supervise the Victoria Flower
Arranging Guildin demonstrating
Flower & Foliage Arrangements.
_.My,.and Mrs, G, Montgomery,
Copper Embossing ‘and. Enamel-
ling; Miss Jean Mact-ellan, Ma-
quillages in native woods; Mrs.

‘Tris Gadwin, leathercraft; Miss
Irene Warren who is from Eng~
land, Block Printing on Fabric;
Mrs.

Kathleen Bloontfield, Oil

g g craftsmen willbe .
“seen. demonstrating at, Sanscha..
Hall and-we know. much pleasure -

“watching...them: at’:work;

~ Painting. Katie, as ‘she is is known

to -her...friends and-students,
comes from Ireland. _
Vv, J. Field, who. consistantly

“takes prizes.-at. the ‘P: LN.E. will -

display Intarsia work in various
stages of. production; . Floyd lig
Fowler, Wood’ Carvings.
‘George Clutesi, he well-known
West: Coast . Indian: artist, . will

be. present during” the afternoon

of both days; He will be asso-
ciated witha display by Gray Pub-
lishing Ltd., of the now ready

_ to. be released book ‘Potlatch’?
-by. Mr. Clutesi,

is

Plates. used
in the--printing-and the book: in
various. stages of production will
be shown. It is hoped that Mr.
Clutesi will bring with him some
Indian - masks -made over 200°
years ago. These are very rare %
todav. :

Georec Clute si will be ple ased to autograph
your -c oles. of: his new: book.

| cornish’s— |
BOOK & STATIONERY: Lro.
. 2410 “BEACON

An Open Invitation. .

- to meet

GEORGE CLUTES!

; author of |

"THE POTLATCH”

Monday - May 12/69
: from 12 - 1PM. and 4.5 P.M.

656-2931

for Sidney Alderman
Vote

F. A. ROBINSON

xX

Whose wide experience in community and
municipal affairs, assures you of a Sound,
Progressive, Democratic Administration that
recognizes the needs of the Individual when

compatible with the Community as a whole.

Your support
will be
my obligation
FOR
TRANSPORTATION
PHONE 656-2106

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4
Our Sights

Are Set High...

cation.

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And That's Good For Your Son !

At St, Michael's School for boys we seek

excellence in the classroom.
to teach a boy's mind to control his output
of work, his willingness to learn is what we
look for in the classroom. A hard school with
high standards, yes.
boy in the younger ages of 7
helping build a platform for his later edu-
Interdenominational of course.

Applications Invited for the 1969-70 Term
ST. MICHAEL’S SCHOOL
FOR BOYS

We are here

.and that’s good for a
through 15.,.

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