~ PAGE EIGHT

THE REVIEW

"from the Lower Duncan District
to” National Club. Week, After.
a attending Provincial Club ‘Week.

Gary Callander

Viclet Bartlett

Y DEB. CALLANDER —
~The Saanich Peninsula 4H. Beef
“Club has sent 3 out of. 6 winners

” July 4 - 10. at Vernon, where
quizzes, plays and oral questions
helped’ to ‘obtain..a high per-.:
~, Centage of: points to win a trip.
The three winners were Marilyn
- << Looy, John Speller, Robbie
.- Calhan,:

together for a: good time. They.
_ tour: many. places, meet ° many
people and have a great time.

week. .

- National 4H ‘Club Week takes
place in Ottawa where 4H’ers
from:: all . over: Canada: get

The three’ winners will fly. to
Ottawa and then stay i in Hotels all

As “this is’ the - highest
achievement in 4H I am sure
everyone will have a great time.

: first and second line will not show
~. Dolly O'Reilly leader of the club.
atthe Pacific National Exhibition

‘and on: Thursday August 26 the
animals will be auctioned off. :
~ Champion steer was'won by John |
steer.
reserve champion with an Angus
“steer. Garry Callander, 19, took
"heifer. was captured by Montie
Sandra Swan.*

-by Fred & Silver Callander for
~ the greatest. gain in weight, was

1) Cathy Simmonds, Eileen Myer in

‘Finishing. first, second and third,
- respectively, they. will. compete
‘at -the Provincial “level. in the.
- Pacific National Exhibition. —.

Jerri Lord junior. garments,

“Dunlop senior: goods, senior.
_ clothing and senior dress review,

John Spelter

4-H ACHIEVEMENT

WINNERS TO PNE

by DEB CALLANDER:

The Peninsula’s usual hot,
Sunny weather and nearly 250
spectators. attended Saturday’s
combined Achievement Day of
Saanich 4-H Beef and Home Arts
clubs.

The members who placed in the

at the Saanichton Fair said Mrs.
Instead the animals will be shown

Results of winners: Grand
Speller 18, with his hereford'
Robbie. Caihan — took ;
champion showman, while John
Speller took reserve. The. best

Brooks 14, and reserve ° heifer by

Anew trophy: that was donated

competitions included Joan Lord,

the Island: Dress»: "Review,

‘Other winners were Jeanette.
Edwards, junior - food posters;

Cathy Williams junior goods and
intermediate dress review. Carol

“Thelma Simmonds junior dress :
review. ,

“E4 PLACE TO CRASH”

BY MARGARET ABBOT
- Lodging and two meals for .50c.
pee No. its not an. advertisement
*~ from a paper of 1871, That is the
rate charged at Cool. Aid, the
hostel for: young. travellers: on:
‘Balmoral Street, and the Iids are
quick to take advantage of the
bargain. While its competitive
rates may not cause sleepless
_ nights for the management of the’
Empress Hotel and. other
luxurious: places.) of --ac-
commodation, “it's a. place to
crash", a8 one kid put It... And.
that's all that many of them, are
Jooking for,
- Young people on foot comprise
0 lacge portion of the visitors to
“the Tourist Information Bureau, .
and many have set thelr sights on
far distant tralia. For this reason
the tourist counsellors are trying
- to. stock as much hiking. jn-
formation as possible. This week
. they received a supply of pam-
_ phlets on Goldstream Pork and
Garibaldi Park, containing maps
_ and detatled information; and.
‘last week they received pam-
~phiets on Strathcona Park. Many
hikers want information © on the
‘Lifesaving Trail from Port
“Renfrew to Bamfield, and so far

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it has been’ impossible to track
down a pamphlet on this subject,
‘But fortunately, a local resident
who hiked the trail last summer

has supplied | the ‘Tourist In-

‘formation Bureau with tips and
information. which have. ‘been.
recorded. and: filed for. the
assistance of future hikers... -

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‘TIDES

WEATHER |

“the following {8 the mveveorological report
for the week ending Aug. | furnished by the
Reasearch ation, Saanichton,

Manlinuny (anper alana (daly 20)

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Daylight Saving

Wed. 4 0105 10.3 0045 1.5. 1845_ .
Thur. 6 0215 104 1030 1,1 1905 10,7 2310 9.5
Fri, . 6 0915 104° 1135. 8 1930 10.7. 2955 8.9
» Sat. 7 0495 10,2. 1150 Li 1950 10,8 0045 B.0 |
Stin: - B 0530 9,9 1230 1,7 1955 10.9 0
Mon, 9 0130 6.9 0640. 9.4 1910. 2.8 2020 111
Mes. 10-0230 5.6 0800 8.9 1950. 4,2 2040-111
Wed," mie 0925 4.40940 6.5 Wah 5.7

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Minima on araua ay:
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Maximum temperature ‘July ww) a
_Minimurn temperature (luly 24 & Ah) 88
Mean termperature | Ma
Precipitation a(x)
Total "10.78

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BY KEN CAMPBELL
RECREATION DIRECTOR

a

The . Summer’. Recreation
Programme is all but over, and
many local. children have
enriched their. summer fun
through participation in it. The
Recreation . Commission is
continually experimenting with
and expanding the summer
programme, and although there
are certain areas that could be
improved, on the whole public
reaction has been very favorable
to the programme offered this
year. Evaluation of the
programme would be _ greatly
appreciated, and anyone with
comments or suggestions could
give them to this writer or send
them to the Sidney Recreation
Commission, c/o Town of. Sid-
ney.

Field trips have been key ac-
tivities in the last while. . Last
Thursday the pre-school children
from “the. Tot-Lot spent. the
morning at ‘‘Brennens’’ beach,
thanks to cooperation of parents
who provided transportation.
There they enjoyed play and
games that all children find at the
beach, under careful supervision

Summer Recreation

of their leaders. Parents also

Coulson Photography.

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| demonstrated here by Bobby Bryant and Ricky McGoldrick,
" however this method is not recommended if you want to win.

helped “drive the Playground
children on a visit to the airport,
and through the kind hospitality
of many men at the airport, an
exciting morning was had. The
children toured several hangers,
seeing planes large and small as
well as other equipment which is
vital to the running of the airport.
They were shown through a
Canadian Armed _ Forces
Tracker, and perhaps the
highlight of the field trip, trip,
taken for a ride on an airport Fire
Truck.

Those involved in Bike Hikes
also travelled widely. After local
trips to Ardmore, Lands End, and
Centennial Park, they
culminated the course on Monday
by going te Pender Island.

The final event. of the Summer
Programme will be Family
Night, the culminating activity
for the Tot-Lot: and Playground,
where all the parents are invited
to see the things their children
have been making and doing, and
also. to play some games. and
contests. Other interested
members of the community are
welcome, too. Family Night will
be at St. Paul’s United Church
Hall, August 6, at 7:00 p.m. There
is no charge for this event.

- A SMALL BUT STUBBORN brush fire Saturday. evening kept oe
~ Sidney Volunteer Firemen busy trying to extinguish burning

-roots. The fire, near the B. C. Hydro sub-station on Mainwaring Bo
: Road, was still smoldering an ‘hour after being reported. ”

“BY JOYCE SWANNELL Pare
: - A show of serigraphs which is
well worth a visit is now hanging
at. the local Deep Cove Gallery

and you will see it. 7
- There’ are about 150. prints to

has just’ been completed bya

Anderson,’ Dave is an ac-

all the most modern nuances of
his art. He has been generous in
tricky business of handling the

silk-screen, with the enthusiastic

mixed group — some. ac-

complished artists in other fields
and some eager, alert beginners.
This in itself does not make an
easy job for the-teacher, The
results which have been achieved
are an exciting visual ex-
perience,

dt

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Local ‘Serigraph Exhibition At Gallery

and:.Workshop. Drive’ along:
‘Downey Road to Deep Cove Road,

ook at, the result of a ten week
course, on the ‘silk-sereen ‘which’

group of. hard working. people.
under. the guidance of . Dave.

complished and_ sensitive print: ;
‘maker with excellent. training in

sharing his-understanding of the »

people who have produced the.
show, His pupils have been a—

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was laid along exploratory. lines.
Experimentation” was.» the. un-.
derlying idea, “after the. basic

printing had been dealt with. ‘You.
will-not find any completed series.

will see many variations on. a~
‘theme and the delightful results
of imaginative experiments, in’
tone, color..and arrangement.

novel and unexpected things have
happened... There. are ..some

“Throughout ‘the ‘course “stress”

fundamentals. of silk-screen -
of prints by any one artist but you.
Because experiment has been
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particularly happy and lovely

DAHLIA SOCIETY TO HOLD
SPECIAL SHOW
Twenty-five years ago the
Victoria Gladiolus: and Dahlia
Society came into existance and
since that time has promoted the
culture of glads and dahlias and
has . staged an exhibition of
blooms each year. This year, to
mark the 25th Anniversary of the
Club, a special show is being held
in the Esquimalt Sports Centre,
on: Saturday August 14th and
Sunday August 15th, 1971. The
Sports Centre is located at the
edge of the Esquimalt Shopping
Plaza with plenty of parking and
only a short distance from the

VICTORIA GLADIOLUS AND.

begonias, fuchsias and a large
arrangement section. As a
tribute to the Club, members of

the Victoraa Flower Arrangers’

Guild are preparing Silver An--
niversary designs

downtown area.
The two-day event will include PERFECT GIFT
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