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BY MARY BACKLUND
Galiano — Beef stew I
have eaten for most of my life.
In fact, even if I say so myself,
I can even make a pretty good
beef stew. That is why. when
this delicious-looking dish was
set before me. twenty
thousand feet up in the air
over the Canadian Rockies, |
just had to take time to eat it.
Even also, there was not too
much time for everyday
things such as. eating, when
the grandeur of those
mountains about took. your
breath away.
The occasion was following
a whirlwind trip to Edmonton, ;
Alberta, where your writer
and several other gals. from
the Vancouver Island Branch
of. the Canadian. -Womens
Press Club. had. attended a
Western Regional Conference
at the Chateau Lacombe. It
was really successful, we all
come home with a renewed
vow to work harder in our own
special places in. life. This
time, we were given much
food for thought, the keynote
speaker at the gala dinner was
Lt. Governor Grant McEwan,
who left us with many. things
to ponder, and made us realize
how powerful the written word

~ really is:

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We were also lucky, as out of |

the ten draw prizes, Evelyn
Caldwell, ‘May. Baldwin,

‘Peggy Morrison. and myself” -
was the lovely ..
“centerpiece” from. our table,.-

which I carried: all: the ‘way ©
home, for myself, and: my. .

won. My prize

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I'am fortunate to have a
step-brother in Edmonton,
and this is really how I got to
go on the airplane. He and his
wife insisted that I travel
home on the plane, enabling
me to spend one more day in
their city, and to get home in
one hour, instead of twenty-
three, as on the train.

Jovfully, lagreed, it did not
take much persuasion to stay
on with them, and also to visit
an old-school chum, Mrs. Ed
Petrie, who used to live on
Galiano, and her family.

George. said that — the
weather would surely clear, as
it was really foggy on Monday
morning. but he was sure that

it would be nice the next day.

And just as my brother said, it
dawned -bright sunshine in
that -prairie town, .-making
everything look

just like -a-

with the. snow

fairyland,
clinging to the branches, and
seeming like Christmas is not
too far away.

The drive to the airport was
wonderful. George pointed out
places of interest, and made

the trip. all the more in-
teresting. We were most
impressed by the very flatness
of the countryside; seems that
you “can see forever’, as the
popular song tells.

Never having been in a big
aircraft before, .all this
seemed pretty. exciting to the
country girl, and just. a little
bit-scary. But. tt was so ab-
solutely breathtaking, that we
decided that we would give it a
try.

Following lunch in the busy
cafeteria, we said so long.to
George, as he had to get back

» to his. work, and waited .the

WITH
GWYN OWEN

Ivan: Futter.is an outspoken
hard-hitting sailor. Although he
has dropped the anchor inland as’
“Priest to the Anglican parish of
South Saanich his heart is stil] at.
sea. After. training. at- King: ‘Ed-"
ward VIII nautical college’ in
he served his. ap-.
prenticeship. from 1947:in tramp
. Between 1957 and ‘60

‘England,

steamers

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ivan Futter

he servedon CPRships ending. up
as. 3rd and 4th officer on the
’ Empress of Britain. To quote his
Sailors
dream. and bought a pub in
« England which he ran’ for two.)
years. The call to priestly service:
reached, him at.that time and to
+ finance his schooling Ivan went to
work . as a*.rnarine ‘plywood
«salesman. In. this capacity he
. made the _acquainitance - Of va
. number of the. top. naval ar-
, chitects_ and yacht. designers in.

own words, he: took .a

And calls for the: following.

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_ skipper of the Anglican | Columbia
,,Coast Mission vessel ‘Columbia’.

‘He ‘found time to be C. Q. of | the.

“phere v was no a yacht rac ng last
“sunday. -The schedule: was.
“postponed for safety. sake’ due. to’
the weather, It might be’ of some
“use'to. review the standards and
safety ‘requirements of the PIYA
“al this time: Division 111 (racing
~ in sheltered. waters) ‘applies ‘to
-our. local conditions off. ‘Sidney

HULL -Self righting mono- pull:
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“DECKS: & CABINS «Generally
strong, capable of withstanding

though nol. com-
pulsory; companignway capable
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Reverend j in 1962.
_ Emigrating. to Canada, Ivan

i] work: parties, ‘headed by. ‘Hans
Waelti, ; have > cleared a picnic. site

ray

Adequate. manual bilge pump

“2 Waterproof ashights or

igh: visibility. life. ring: or
equivalent DOT approved: life
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AN carly morning: aceident on:
minor
damage when two’ southbound

on Tetra Page Piiyway
were in collision near Mt, Nawton

extra little while for the plane
to take us home.

“Get a seat ahez id of the
wingtip’, was our advice, So
we tried, but all were taken,
and we sat just above the
wing, which seemed pretty
good, Again, as we were told,
there was no idea of going
fast, we took off smoothly, and
we amazed at the countryside
unfolding below us. The cars
seemed to be small, and neat
squares with litle doll houses,
for as far as your eyes could
see.

Then the grandeur of the
Rockies! When’ confronted
with something unfamiliar,
we liken it to familiar things,
so we think that the tips of the
big mountains are not unlike
our own Gulf of Georgiayin a
fierce storm,. great waves
upon waves, so craggy and
foreboding, that one wonders
how anyone ever finds’ their.
way over. them.

This is where we
served our beef stew, when we
were completely entranced
with the .motintains, But’ we
ate it all, somehow, and just as
‘we were finishing, it seemed
like. we. were- slowing © for
landing. at. Vancouver.

had no time to think about it,

eaten. for most of our lives, but

very best.

were

We came down quickly, but.

as we were so busy looking out”
at the familiar’ skyline of
“Vancouver. As we said in the
_ beginning, beef stew we have.

thi s.feed of beef stew. will be. .
long remembered as one of the 4

‘members who» enjoy. ae
ethan :.

Bay oO

in. October. Vice.
Peter. Hemphill;

interest Growing |
In Sailing Club

e “pakene | is “panning. high.
“among - -small-boat sailors : ate Elk :
Lake_ where.” winter | races: ~ are:

ie irst, chairman, John Ganton,
was succeeded: by Dennis” Par:
sons, ‘at the annual. meeting: held
‘chairman. is.
“seeretary-
treasurer, Marg. Hemphill;. fleet.
eaptain, ‘Bric Gravenor ‘and
foreshore chairman Hans Waelti,

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IT WAS ANIP-AND TUCK final between these t two teams in the
Saanich Elementary School Soccer League. Cordova. Bay
(Reds) shown in the top picture won the championship in-a 1 to 0
tussle with the runners-up, Saanichton. (Blacks) shown in the
lower photo. (Coulson Photos). va

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also visited his parents, Mr. and”
Mrs. Cecil. Holtby: in Victoria.

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Road. attended: the. ‘wedding ” on.
Saturday,: of Mrs.
nephew, .
Shery] “Matson, :
then: continued '

headquarters. Sailing instruction |
and advice on boat-building are.
some. ‘of the benefits for. club
sailing:
either: | >
Esquimalt Harbour or Cadboro.

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Sylvan Acres, Lands End Rd.
have returned. home’ following a
holiday in Scotland, / England and
Wales.

placed on nrobation for two nen :
ona charge of fraud in’ ;
Police Court! this week.

Norad. :

-C. Holtby,
headquarters, Colorado Springs,
paid an unexpected visit to the
home of his uncle and-aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. G. L. West, Wildflower

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