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months. of July and August and

Wednesday, June 25, 1

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SAANICH PENINS SULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

“June meeting of the South Saa-

nich: Women’s Institute was held |

last’ Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. A, Hafer, Central
Saanich Rd.,. with 11 members
and two guests present. Presi-
dent. Mrs. W. Wills welcomed

new member Mrs, R, D, Michell:

to the group.

-The W.l.-sponsored Training
School, to be held September 8
to 12 inclusive, was discussed
and also the Border Picnic, which

_ will be held on August 7, with

the: Port Angeles W.I, (Grange)

hosting the South V.I, Institutes.
’ Six South Saanich members plan

Ik:

to travel to Port Angeles for the
picnic.

Friday, July 18, was. the date
set for the S,S,W.I. summer oute
ing to .which the husbands and
families will be invited. This
will be a supper and evening at
Centennial Park,

Mrs, W, Wills donated the So-
larium raffle which was won by
Mrs. R, Michell, “Mrs, Ay Ha-
fer, assisted by Mrs. H, F, Young,
served refreshments, featuring
strawberry shoricake,

_the September meeting will be
-held at the home of Mrs: H, Li,
Sherlock, Weiler Ave.

Mrs, D. W. Briscoe (nee Jer-
_ ene Hafer) and baby daughter
Holly Elizabeth, of Alamo Cali-
fornia are visiting relatives and
friends in the district
guests of Mrs. Briscoe’s par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, aA. Hafer,
Central Saanich Rd.

Mrs. E, Mahon has sold her
“home on Jeffrey Road to Mr.
and Mrs, J, Ross, Duncan, and
will be moving to Victoria short-
ly.
Mr, and Mrs.C, essery, But-
ler Rd., have Mrs. Essery’s aunt,

Mrs. L,. Schreck, visiting with .

them from Orlando Florida.

Mr. C, Breitenbach, Patterson
Lane, is back home again after
spending the past ten days at
Resthaven Hospital,

“Mrs. K, Atherton, Manley,

Australia has been-a guest for.

three weeks. at the home of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr,
and Mrs..L T. Palmer, Stellys

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Sometimes -1 get a little con-
fused as to the Age in which I
Headlines inform that it.
is the Atomic Age, The Plastic:
Age or the Space Age, depend-
ing on the writers point of view,
While my. children tell me that
[ am so out of touch with mod
thought that it must be the Stone
Age. Be that as it may, for

Cross Road. Mrs, Atherton tra-
velled from Sydney Australia to
Vancouver on the Oriana andthen
flew to Victoria, arriving here
on June ist." While here the
Palmers showed Mrs, Atherton
as much of B.C, as possible,
They travelled to places of in-
terest Up-Island and also spent
&@ Week on the mainiand, travel-

-ling through the Fraser Canyon

and the Okanagan and down to
Wenatchee Wash,

MrgscAtherton found B.C, and
especially Vancouver Island,
very beautiful. She left last
week fer Toronto for atwo month
visit with her daughter and son-
in-law who is on the Toronto
teaching staff. .° Following her
Toronto stay she plans to con-
tinue her world tour by visit-
ing relatives in England and then
on to Capetown, South Africa for
a visit with friends, before re-
turning to Australia.

Miss Claudia Creed, has re-
turned to her home on Slug-

. Bett Road,. following a holiday:
with her -brother, John in Ed- -

monton,

Tsartlip School
Sports Day

Sports Day of the Tsartlip
Indian School on Thursday was
favored with ideal weather and

was a complete success,

Award ribbons to winners of

_the various events were presen~

ted by Mrs.:B, H, Byers, rep-

_ resenting Victoria and District
* Parent-Teacher — Council, which
organization adopted the school

as 2 Centennial project.

- Special presentation of the af-
ternoon “was the Sportsmanship
5, awarded to Joey. Pelkey.
Most surprising event was the
victory of adults over the stu

' dents in a baseball game.

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; WINDSOR»

she proses of this column we'll
call-it the Age of Plastics, be-

cause that is whacl want to talk.
about, and eversthing up to now. -

has just been to “get me.on that
subject,

Plastics! You know, for along
while. in our house this was a
dirty word. It all came about
some years ago when my wife
bought.a Jarge plasti¢ fond bow!
which the manufacturers fondly
believed’ ta be heat. resistant,

Now as it happened, that vers
evening she debp fried chips fer
dinner, and after the meal pour-
ed the pan of fat which had by
‘this Ume cooled down to some-
where between “warm. and hot,
into her handsome new heat re-
sistant bowl, and placed itan the
top sheli of the refrigerawr.

About an hour jater she hap-
pened to so bach, and — stil!

remember her sereamof mingled
_rage and. horror. as. she opened

the door and looked inside. For
some reason that large plastic
bowl had shrunk. into «a small
plastic bow! about the size ofa
teacup, and as.for the fat! You
know haw a freezing rain coats
everything it touches with a vee
neer of. ice.

Yell, thats what the fat had
done; on fruit. vegetables, cheese
and meat, as well as the walls

‘and floor of the refrigerator. It

WaS a mess that took a good
many hours to clean up and it

left us with a lot of hard ‘feel~

ings... However, Lanvglad w say
that the plastics industry has
at last managed to rehabiliwie
itself in our good opinion,

You see, we havea small back-
yard pool, which has-almost dri-
ven us crazy with ils ability to
grow algae. Each time wedrain-
ed it, about every two weeks, it
took us hours and hours of hard
scrubbing to get ‘the stuff off
the walls and floor.. [ experi-
mented by putting in a pound of
bluestone first, which worked

‘reasonably well but turned ever rye

thing blue.

What you have to do is double

the amount of chlorine vou are
using,” one expert: told me, but

I wasn't too heen about that. [-

realized. the nced ‘for chlorine
but I was scared of overdoing if
and getting too much inthe waiter.

Thea we had anither ideal Al-
gea prows in sunlight, therefure

cul aut the sunlight by floating a.

sheet ‘of bluch plastic on the wa-
ter, We had heard of this being

-at Tanner Road early.

| CENTRAL SAANICH

ACCIDENT TOLL -

Eleven motor vehicle accidents
in the last. 10 days have kept
Central Saanich Police busy, not
only: investigating but’ writing.
reports and issuing summonses
in consequence... The major ones
were:

At Keating and Veyaness on
June 18, a car driven by Charles
Sherwood of 1192 Verdier Ave.
collided with the side of a semi-
trailer truck owned by Bertrand
and Baynes of Vancouver, Da-
mage amounted to. $1,000 on the
car and $25 to the semi-trailer,

On Patricia Bay Highway at

“Mount St, Michael, on June 20,

a car driven by Duff Pennie of
19227 Almond, Sidney, travelling
on the right hand gravel shoulder
went cut of -control and struck
the rear of a car driven by Jack
Allard. of 440 Simcoe Street,
Victoria, The Pennie car was
overturned and sustained $800
damage, the ‘Allard ‘ear $150
worth, ;

On the Fatricia Bay Highway at
Newman on June 20, a car driven
by Bidyut Majunder, staying at
Cedarwood Motel, Sidney, started
‘to pass a tractor trailer truck
driven by Edgar Barnes of 1425_
Newport Avenue, Oak Bay, appar-
ently decided not to in the face
of an oncoming bus, and struck
the rear of the trailer when at~
-tempting to get. back into line.
The car’s driver was taken to
hospital, treated for minor in-
juries and released, The car,
however, suffered $1,000 da-
mage, The trailer was unharmed.

On the Patricia Bay Highway
Sunday
aiternoon on June 22, a car dri-
ven by Ada MacDonald of 2549
Belmont collided with.a car dri-
ven by John M.: Robertson of
5676. Wellsview while. attempt-
ing a left turn off the highway
onto Tanner,. A total of $300
damage was sustained,

~done to keep out dust and leaves

as well.as to warm up the water,
but. would it-also help with our
“provlem?

We have just completed a two

‘week trial period and the black

plastic. combined with. moderate
chlorination, does seem to have

done the job. At least this time. FF
we found no algea, and oh what

a relief that was from scrubbing.

Of course it will take a few more
“weeks to really be sure that we :
“have found the answer but if we.

have, so help me IU never say

“a bid word against plastics again.

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-trene Florence Jones, 1376-

Keating Cross Road, passedaway

at Rest Haven Hospital cn Wed-
nesday, June 18.

Mrs. Jones ‘was born in Der-
-chester, England on January 22, °
1388.” She is “survived by her

chusband,. Samuei. L, Jones; two

daughters, Rosamond I, Jones
and J.E, (Derathy) Fiset and one
granddaughter, Joan.

Services were held on Friday,
June 20 at Thomson and Irving
funeral directors, followed by
cremation,

AWARDS DAY
AT SANSBURY

’ Suddenly its the last week of
schogl. for everybody, including
mothers. Synonymous with this
waiting season isthe annual high-
light of Awards Day,

Last. Thursday the student

population ahd a number of par-
ents attended this special event
art Sansbury Scheol,

Parting gifts were presented ta
three teachers, Mrs, V, Gait,
transferred, Mis G, Watson, re-
“turning to England after 2 years
at Sansbury, andretiring teacher,
Mrs, C, Johnston.

Overall winner of the Sport’s
~ Day trophy was, presented to Dan
Evans, and runner-up trophy to
Eleanor Benn.

Perfect attendance awards
were presented to: Debbie Mc-
Donald, Div. 3; Heather Long-

-muir, Div. 3; Janice Nicholls,

Div. 2; Darlene Cooper, Div.
4; Patti Forge, Div, 4; and Elea-
nor Benn, Div. 2, »

Work habits awards were pre-
sented to:. Lori Jernslett and
Douglas Campbell, Div, 5; Linda
Schumaker, Paul Arsenault, and
Kathryn Hopper, Div. 4; Gregg
Vallieres and Clair Bouchard,
Div. 3; Kristina Lloyd, Jimmy
Peake, Michelle Lewis, and Ke-
vin Norbury, . Div. 2; Debbie
Maunder, Bruce Lloyd, and Eve-
lyn Rawcliffe, Div. 1.

Best Citizen, Award was pre-
sented to Paul Shade, Div. 2.

Miss Cindy Lewis. on behalf.

of ‘the. students presented an en- 7

graved silver cake plate to Mrs;
D. Cook, ‘retiring p,T.A, Presi-
dent,. who | has © just completed .
her fifth term in office. 00.

See A HORSE WITH ITS TAIL
WHERE ITS HEAD OUGHT TO

BE AT MAYNE ISLAND ~
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JUNE: 29th, Starting: atilA. M,

‘Distance 10% miles:

Hamilton
Wins Support

“Trustee ‘Zachary Hamilton won -

the support of his fellow School

.Board. members Monday. on .a
- strongly worded resolution pro-
~ testing the loss of autonomy by =:
local school boards, consisting: a

of at least five elected trustees,

to a bureaucratic government: -
- department of appointed officials
“presided over by only one elec-

ted representative, namely the
Minister of Education,
The resolution pointed out that

regulations made under the Fub--

lic Schools Act require practic-

ally alf School Board decisions’

to be approved by departmental
otficials; in some instances, such
as in new construction, not once
but several times,

Thus, Mr, Hamilton. argued,
local. autonomy. has continuous-
ly been eroded to the point where
it has practically disappeared,

He recommends that many re-
dundant applications for approval
be dropped; that the larger school
districts be empowered to hire
their own Superintendent of
“schools, and that local school

boards and the. public at large :
who are . served: be: given more:

scope in planning courses. of
study.

_ The resolution will be pré=
sented to the B.C, Association

of School Trustees at the annual ©

meeting, If adopted by that body
the resolution will be forwarded

‘to Education Minister Brothers, -

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