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SAANICH PENINSULA AN

D GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

‘Tea In Garden’

Flower Show
Winners Named

- The 16th Spring Flower Show of
Sidney and: North Saanich
Garden Club was held at Sanscha
Hall on -April’ 18; and was. an
outstanding success under the
‘leadership of Club President Mrs.

‘FE. L.. Hammond and convenors
«Jack Rogers and Jack Bosher.
. Display. entries were fewer. in

number. than the previous year,
but were of good quality and
beautifully arranged.

Popular feature of the show
was “Tea in the Garden,” a
‘theme handled by Mrs. ‘Peggy
Eliames. The judges were Major

and Mrs. G. A. Wiggan, and the

_trophies listed below. were
presented by Sidney’s Mayoress,
Mrs. Stanley Dear.

Decorative - Open, C. Estelle
Mrs.
Decorative: -
Novice, Margaret: Watts. Trophy,
Mrs. G. McDicken. ”

Spring flowers, African Daisy,

" Violets, Potted Plants, Flowering
- branches,

ete. D... Swayne
Memorial. Trophy, Mrs. V.
Howard; Miniature Bulbs, -etc.;
~ Beaumaris Trophy, Mrs. R. J.
‘McRae; Polyanthus, Pansies,
etc.,
“Trophy, Mrs. B. Young.
Daffodil (Narcissus), Kirby
~ Cup, A: L. Grossi;-Tulips, Sidney
~ and North Saanich Garden Club
Cup, Mrs. J..M. McWilliams. _

Children, 7 and under, Bernard.
“Martin Memorial. Trophy, Tove

_- Rasmussen; ' ‘Children, 8 to 12,
. Cyrus Peck Trophy, Susan Flint;
- Juniors, 13° to 18, “Sidney and

’ North Saanich Garden Club Cup,
Alison Garnet and Roni: Thullier

: _ Mie):
Grand “Aggregate,

Best ‘bloom

e Gossi,.

Trophy,’ A..

“DRIVER INJURED

S. sa Shanks, 556 Meldram, Rd. ‘

J; A. ‘Nunn. Memorial:

‘Highest
ne © umber of points, Mitchell. cand

Anderson’ Trophy, : ‘AL. Grossi.
ny in: “show from.
Sections 3, 4, 5, 6,-7., Sidney and |.
North. ‘Saanich Garden: Club.
(Narcissi.

GALIANO BUSY
RAISING FUNDS
FOR PARK

The. Confederation. Park
projectfor Centennial '71 is in full
swing on Galiano, with.a lively
group working to make money
for the proposed playground and
tennis courts.

On Saturday morning a bake
sale. was most successful, with
lots of home-made items. A good
profit was realized. A. bake
sale will’ be held once every
month at the hardware store at
Sturdies Bay area.

Work will begin this week on
clearing the actual park site,
located on Gardner Road at the
far end of the school property.
Pat Weaver and his crew will
work with project supervisor Jim
Thorburn, named by the Cen-
tennial committee.

-On May 23, there will. be a
Gigantic Auction in Galiano Hall,
and ateam of workers will begin
soon to pick up all of the
treasures to be: auctioned.

_fslanders Pass
Squadron Tests

Galiano members of the Power
Squadron all passed their 1970
exams, with teacher W. H. (Bud)
Day the busiest of all. He took his
exam and passed along with the
group and as well he was busy
with two courses this year. In the
first ‘course, piloting, were:
Donald:A. New; Barry Smith, and
Basil. Benger. Passing. their
second” year; along -with. Bud,
were his wife; Mrs. W. Day, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Platt, Fred Robson

Presentation banquet will be at
‘the Empress in Victoria‘on May

HYDRANT FOR SCHOOL»
Deep Cove Waterworks will be
-requested to install a fire hydrant
“for emergency.use at the White.
Birch, McDonald Park Road site
‘of the “new.,.-school. ‘complex..
‘Sidney Town Council agreed to.
‘the. proposal from the. joint fire

6000 BUYS

‘ply of. : North’ Saanich:

and C. Dudley. A. Tweedale. |

COLEMAN FUNE
TO PROVIDE
SCHOLARSHIP

BY MARIAN OGDEN SKETCH

Port Washington -- The Bishop
Michael. Coleman: Memorial
Fund, established in 1969 with the
ultimate aim’ of building a
medical clinic on Pender Island,
will be used temporarily to create
an ‘annual scholarship fora
Pender Island university student.

Funds collected so far will be
invested, with a portion. of. the
income each year to be awarded
as the Bishop Michael Coleman
‘Memorial Scholarship, and the
balance of the income to be ap-
plied to the -fund’s — principal
amount.

This interim arrangement will
continue until the need for a
medical.clinic on the island is
‘more. apparent than it is at the
present time. Since the fund was
established, a resident doctor has
moved to the island and. will
practise from an office in his own
house. Previously, when the sole
medical care .available to
islanders was provided by
visiting doctors who treated
patients in private homes, there
was a distinct need for a central
medical clinic.

The’ fund’s .administrative
committee feels - certain. that
those who have given. so
generously to the fund will ap-
prove the creation of this scholar-
ship. -While the fund” is - being
-allowed to increase in value over
a period of time, it will be making
a worthwhile contribution to the
‘future’ of Pender Island’ s young
people.

- Washington, D. = was the first

planned and created as a national
capital. according | to the. B: C.
Automobile. Association.

city in’ the’ world specifically .

Canadian Customs office at
Bedwell Harbour, South Pender
Island, will be open: for the
yachting season from May 15 to
September 15. Following are the
scheduled hours -of business,
which differ from last year:
May 15 to 25, 9.a.m. to 6 p.m;
May 26 to Sept. 7, 8 a.m. to 10
p.m; Sept 8 to 15,9.a.m. to 6 p.m.
Service’ will not be available
outside of scheduled hours except
in an emergency, and pleasure
craft wishing to clear customs in
non-scheduled hours are advised

Bedwell Customs Office
Opens For Yachts May 15

to proceed directly to Sidney,
Victoria, Chemainus or
Nanaimo, where out-of-hours
service will be maintained.
Foreign boat .owners are
reminded that regulations
prohibit the improatation of hand
guns or narcotics into Canada.
“In view of the expense involved
in the enforcement of these
regulations, U.S:. boat owners
would be well advised to leave
such items in the United States,”
said H. Cameron, . District
Collector, Customs and Excise.

Lyall Johnson, of Regina,
Saskatchewan, is spending two
weeks at Galiano Lodge.

Miss. Eve Rawlick, of Van-
couver, visited the ‘‘M.. and M.
Ranch’’ last weekend. Miss
MacLaren spends a lot of
weekends from
Vancouver at the Ranch on
Galiano, and Miss Mathias
resides there now.

Miss. Joyce Fairbairn, of
Victoria, spent the weekend at
her cabin on ‘‘Channelside.”’

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Macey, of

By MARY BACKLUND
In just five short years we
- have become so accustomed
‘to the luxury of our very own
“Mayne. Queen’’, that it is .
difficult to accept. any other
ferryboat in her place, even
for a necessary overhaul once
a year.

We look with some dismay
at the ship that once was the
pride of the Islands, and one
that we were more than happy
to ride on -- that is, before the
luxurious new ferryliners
came along to spoil us all. We
are ‘not saying: that we. are’
entirely. unhappy’. with
“Pender Queen”. She is a
good ship, but we are plain
Spoiled. .

» On Saturday. last they -
brought ‘‘Mayne Queen’’ back
into service after refit, and
- she is all slicked up as neat as
you please; shining with new
‘paint all over the place.
- Makes us. just stop and ©

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Nanaimo were on Holiday at
Channing Hawkin’s summer
home, ‘‘Activista.”’

Miss E.M. Hopkins has left on
the first leg of a trip to England
and then Greece, to visit with a
friend.

days” when, in order to go to Mr. and Mrs: R.J. Bamford, of

Victoria. from Galiano, you
had to board the ‘Princess
Mary” on a Monday only, at .
eleven: in the-morning, and
ride all day around the
Islands, to arrive in: Victoria
at NINE that night!!!.No one
even complained, in fact, that
was part ofthe holiday: -- to
spend one whole day, ten full
hours, getting to Victoria.

their trailer at Peaceful. Valley.
Also visiting from Victoria was

CHAMBER MEETING
All ratepayers. are invited to a
meeting of Central Saanich
Chamber of Commerce to be held
at 8 p.m: this Thursday, April 30,
at Brenta Lodge, Brentwood Bay.

will be « out of service for dry- docking _
and annual refit from Monday, April; 27,.

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