i h Rotary-

os “Next Sunday isa special day. for
/ exchange . student, Lo-

_reto San Roman from’ Rancagua,
Chile, :

-<S t- will mark Loreto’s sixth
“month in Sidney, and when’ Lo-
>. reto- first’. came to Canada she

- could‘ not speak English. Now

oe -she speaks fluently, stumbling
--only.on some ofthe more obscure

“expressions. that creep nto the
: English, language. :

“When L first ‘arrived here I

/ discovered if didn't speak Eng-
=lish, I’ didn’t ‘speak ‘at all. and
-that.was» very hard for me,”’
“laughed: Loreto. Now. Loretu
speaks. English, has made many
friends-‘and has even. gained’ 20
pounds on Canadian food. During
“her. six. month ‘stay. she has. re-
sided ‘in the: homes ‘of: four: Ro-=
: tarian families, In the Fall she
“will ‘return-to Claremont. senior

ot secondary school which ‘she has
=a attended since coming to Sidney.

7 ‘Loreto. has travelled to Van-
“ couver, Seattle, Tacoma and toa
_ home: on_Lake. Washington... She
-. has been boatingand flying. Often
she, has been a guest at Rotary
“Club. meetings ‘and. one of the
. highlights of her stay was at-
--tending. the “annual Government
*. House Garden Party. She was
: escorted by Mayor: AW, Free=
man. of Sidney.’

> “The governor spoke to me: ‘in
* Spanish,’? she said. “Itwas very
nee." ood

Loreto ‘came to Canada on the
. International. Rotary exchange
~~ program, The program was. set
up to give students an opportunity
. “to visit.a ‘different country, to see
‘ea’ different culture,:and to live
-“in- the home. and be a part of. the
‘family Aife of the host country.
”< Loreto is fullof enthusiasm about
"the opportunity: ‘she - has been
given,

She: will be .in the Sidney: area
» Huntil, December and then she will
“fly to New York and Mexico City
and ‘home to.Chile in time for.
pansies

a camping: tripe

“It’s . great,’*

yarns.

“Luey “and Robert Tedd of Salem,. Oregon, made a big
‘hit in Sidney last week -- especially with ‘the old folk.’’

». “They introduced the. town .to their 1924 Model T Ford
--which had: been, chugging them up and. down the coast on

“The kids are quite interested in her,” said Bob, gazing
with obvious fondness at the upright old black touring car
parked. at'a Beacon Avenue curbs “but it’s the. older types
who really appreciate her.”

And that is what Lucy. and Bob really enjoy on ‘their ,
travels -~ seeing other people ‘‘get a bang’’ out of meeting
their old car, and listening to the stories many of them’
can recall on ‘when they owned one too,”’.
the Tedds agree... -:
talking to more strangers, and you hear more interesting
No matter where you stop, someone is attracted
over to you by the old car.’’

. Bob-is. a: Salem public school teacher of. history, and
‘Lucy is a) nurse in a hospital in the Oregon capital, .
‘The both learned to drive in. Model Ts,-and in latter

“You find yourself

years. Bob decided he. “was going to have one of Henry's s

~ old-timers “like Dad drove out

He’ was given’a°Model T°
“chassis, body, wheels and al
‘to -put one together. ~

from Towa,” ~~ :
motor, and eventually found
l-of the ‘other: parts needed

‘Model:: Ts" have: become a real hobby. with: him. He has®

another “at home -in running

order '=- a° 1919 roadster. |.

And he is now searching for the last bits-and pieces, =
“including -kerosene lamps, needed for a 1913 Ford. he,

hopes to have on the’road soon,’
He finds they stand up well
you don’t hurry them.” Thir

to highway travel ‘‘provided
ty-five to 40 mph seems. to

agree with the old coil-sparked motors and their non-

pressure splash oil systems.

But. he -does take along.a few spare parts when he hits

the road -~ like coils, timer,
Spoke * jack?-:
apply pressure between wheel

spark plugs and spoke jack.

Well, -youngsters, they are a gadget to

hub and rim which aliows

“ you to- place shims at the: spoke ends to keep the wooden
wheels tight -- you might. lose cne of-those 30:-by.3 4/2
jneh tires if the spokes loosen up too much,

‘rhey're not spare wheels on the running assembling at -home. - Lucy and Robert
board, but:-two- pi¢ked up -in their: travels Tedd. outside “Sidney > Town Hall -with their ont

for. an even older Model T Ford they're

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“Someone once ‘theorized that
man’s primitive instinct to sur-
vive-on the Jand stil! manifests
itself in two forms; either a man
goes hunting, or he plants a gar-
den... Judging .by. the. popularity

| of books on the subject, gar-.

dening appears to be by far the
stronger and |. more
ingrained of the two ancient in-
stincts:

‘gardening books «in print, and
hundreds more on specific gar-
dening. problems. The difficulty
is to choose the book which deals

| best: with: one’s own gardening

situation. For many of us, the
most appropriate, book. might be
‘The Weekend Gardener’, by
Violet Stevenson, ,
:.What kind of garden is pos-
sible when a person has only
Sunday ‘available: for work at
home? The’ answer: is; no gar-
den;-.: unless. careful... planning
eliminates — every unnecessary
source of labour.

~ How to design a garden which
will © require | attention. only. at

weekly intervals. is. the topic of

this specialized manual. Miss
Stevenson - tellsthe secrets of
grassless. lawns, self-tending

“shrubs, and compact, labour-free

vegetable gardens. She describes
fences, poolsand patios which can
be constructed quickly and easily.

Although one suspects that it
really isn’t. .quite.as simple as
that, the book is filled with highly
original ideas, and is well worth
reading. :

pecially. appropriate to our re-.
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scaping provides. ‘the .gardener
with. unique opportunities, - but
special problems as well,”

The :techniques for. planting on
a windy, spray~drenched site are
quite different from those used
in the normal inland garden. Dan-

on the harsh New England coast,
tells -about® beach’ grasses and
ground covers. which establish
themselves © quickly, and trees
which best - resist the abuse of
‘wind and spray. .

His’ explicit instructions for.
growing flowers: and plants near

code. which indicates whether or
not each plant will flourish ina
given region. Vancouver {sland
is covered by this guide.

The hundreds. of photographs
in this book illustrate: a. wide
variety of approaches to seaside

landscaping.

deeply .

There are hundreds of general

Another book which seems es

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Weekend closure of the Strait...

of Georgia to commercial troll
fishing went. into; effect Friday,
July: 11, -and continue through.
to the end of August. :

The closure is in effect from
6 p.m. Friday to 6 p,m. Sunday
each week and applies to all
areas of the’ Strait of Georgia
between Seymour Narrows and
Point Roberts onthe mainland and
Sidney on Vancouver Island,

The announcement was made

by Minister of Fisheries and)

Forestry, Jack Davis,

This is the first time a week
end closure has been applied to
chinook and coho troll fishing in
the Strait of Georgia.

“Both ‘sports and commercial
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R. E, McLaren, assistant regio-
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- The closure is being taken in
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sports and commercial fisheries
of stocks of salmon available for
capture in the Strait of Georgia
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There are more than 150,000
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-are the lowest in recent: years,’?, he

REG RAPER

New Salmon Recipes For Appetite Appeal

When warm summer days call
for a meal cool andtempting there
is nothing more seasonable than
an attractive dish of salmon with
all the trimrnings.

The following | new recipes

have been prepared by The Can:

ned Salmon Association of Bri-

tish Columbia:

SALMON. STUFFED POTATOES
“These baked potatoes are stuf=

fed witha mixture of canned

salmon and other good things like

cottage cheese, cheddar cheese,

seasonings, and a topping that
turns them a rich irresistible
golden-brown,
meal with a tossed salad and
fresh fruit in season,
Filling:

1 can (7 3/4 oz.) B.C, Salmon
1/2 cup salad dressing -

1/2 cup.cottage cheese

‘1/2 “cup grated cheddar cheese ~

1/4 cup chopped green. onions

2 tablespoons chopped parsley
Topping:

1/4 cup salad dressing

1/4 teaspoon paprika

2 tablespoons grated | cheddar -

cheese...
6 baking potatoes, baked

Drain and flake salmon remove»:
Blend with:

ing skin and bones.
salad dressing, cottage cheese,
cheddar cheese, green onion, and

parsley. Scoop baked potato from:

skills and edd to salmon. mix-
ture,.. Mix lightly. Spoon this

mixture back. into potato shells. ~
| Heat for 10 minutes ‘at 400 de="

grees F, Blend the 1/4 cup sa-
jad dressing, paprika, and the 2
tablespoons grated cheddar
cheese.” Spoon over. the hot,
stuffed potatoes. Return to oven
and heat an additional 10 minutes
or until lightly browned. Makes
6. servings,

SALMON STUFFED GREEN

, PEPPERS |

Don't let the season go by
without serving this old favorite,
The recipe for the stuffing is
new - and makes a very tasty
appetizing iuncheon or dinner
disk,

2 cans (7 3/4 oz. each) or

1 can (15 1/2 02.) B.C, Salmon.

1 cup corn flake crumbs
1/4 cup chopped cucumber
1/4 cup chopped onion
1 large tomato, chopped
1 teaspoon seasoned salt
2 medium eggs, beaten
6 green peppers

Flake salmon, including fulce,
but discard skin and bones, Add
corn flake crumbs, cucumber,
onion, tomato, and seasoned salt,
Mix well. Add beaten eggs and
blend well. Cut a slice from the
stem end of each green pepper.
sar cpeeeaae seeds and parboil for 2

minutes,
shells with. the ‘salmon mixture,
Dot with butter. or margarine.
Bake at 400 degrees F. for 15
‘minutes. -

Round ‘out the

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mould. .

1 can (7 3/4 02.) B.C. Salmon

2 envelopes plain gelatin

1 cup water =~ :

1 can (10 oz.) cream of tomato’
soup ;

1 package (4 oz.) cream cheese

1/2 teaspoon basil leaves

1/4 teaspoon groundblack pepper

2 teaspoons instant onion

1 cup salad dressing

1/4 cup: sliced pimento-stuffed -
olives

1 cup chopped celery : ;

Soften gelatin in 1/2 cup of
the water, Heat soup and add
cream cheese. Beat until smooth,

© Add softened gelatin, remaining
‘water, basil, peppér, lemon juice

and.onion, Chill until it starts
to. thicken. Fold in salad dres-
sing, olives, and-celery, -Drain
salmen, remove: skin and bones
and flake. Fold salmon into salad

-dressing mixture ‘and chill until

set in a 5-cup ring mould rinsed
in cold water. Makes 6 - 8

Servings, :
“For-a delicious taste accom-

paniment ~ fillthe centre with a
mixture. of cucumber cubes. and
fresh quartered mushrooms; or

“cooked, fresh cut” green: beans ~

and chopped. -pimiento-stuffed
olives or almonds or celery; or
watercress and chopped celery;
‘or fresh spinach leaves and chop-

. ped celery and olives, .

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It:was the size of grain farm
tractors that impressed Reg, Ra-
per “most ‘on’ a recent. 4-H trip

to. Saskatchewan.

A junior leader in the Three-
S 4-H Beef.Club (Sidney, 5S
nich, Sooke), Reg. was awarded
a two-week exchange trip to the
prairie province when he scored
high at Provincial +-H Club W ‘eek
at Vernon last’ year.

“He. spent two weeks ona grain
farm: at Kamsack near. Yorkton
and. said, - ‘lt was_a real in-
teresting experience, but Lwould-
nt want to live there.’ ’

Why not?

The. country is tou’ flai, there

‘is always a wind blowing and

“I guess I like’ the mountains

_and sea too much,"’

But those tractors! ‘!They’-
re the biggest I've ever seen,
and they’ve got everything.”’

Reg ran one of them during
his. stay and. the. ‘‘everything”
he talks about is the driver-
comfort features -- closed incab
with air. conditioning and radio --
and, of COUrse, the “big diesel

power,"

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On his-return froma strenuous.

weekend with the Victoria Polo
Club -at. Portland, Oregon, ~ on
Monday. Basil Parker said that
there will .be an inter-club Polo

match .on the. Saanichton Polo |

Ground next Sunday at 2.30 p.m.

Despite a certain amount of |

pony trouble, the Victoria .Club
played in..a. three-way. tourna-
ment at Portland on Saturd.y and
Sunday, beating the BlueSky team

and: losing to Oswego Hunt Club.

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