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oy “perfect ‘weather. was. enjoyed « cat
"Mayne  Island’s gala day on May 17,
- when a large’ crowd took part in the’

centennial celebrations. .
“Two seine boats,. the Nanceda’ and |.

~ the Cape Blanco: brought.a.party of

some: 30 people. from Ladner, others.
came. via the Lady Rose, Gulf Is/
lands Ferry and: private boats: from
:.° the mainland, Vancouver Island and
Le other Gulf Islands. «. “|
“Bennett Park, where’ residents had

“ put in many hours of work “in. pre-

-paration, provided. a. wonderful. set-
\ ting for. the ‘festivities. The wharf,
owith | its’ “newly-painted | shed . and
. railings, flags and gay decorations
Of the: grounds. gave-evidence of the
enthusiasm *: of the‘ Mayne. Island
“people in. planning for this ‘ ‘occasion.
o FEATURES - ane
; Among - the. “attractions were. a
_-bingo game, ‘milk bottle pitch, ‘panda
pitch, hotdog’ stand ‘and ‘a track for
sports.” “The = shrill’ whistle © ‘of a
as horsedrawn ‘donkey . engine,’ a -ma-’
ae chine. which’ has been on the. island

Headquarters for

1 t ries, Accessories a

Repairs: for call makes
hed of Hearing Aids ae

‘iain ms Jewellers:

(Chole. quality)’.

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WING RIB. ROAST OF BEEF—

BOYS’ COWBOY. SHIRTS

“Rayon Gabardine

since the turn: of the | century, - pro-
vided:a reminder: of-earlier days, as
did also. a democrat,.a sulky buggy
anda model T Ford, a

A lively: program of Sporis’ organ-
ized by the-rod'‘and-gun. club includ-
ed -races. and. ‘contests . for’. both
“youngsters and adults, a nail- driving
contest, tug of : war and. log sawing
contest kept up a lively round of: ac-
tivity. during the afternoon.

Next ‘there was a turkey supper.
served cafeteria style. at. the hall,
ably convened by Mrs...F.° Bennett
and Mrs. E. Odberg; 170 plates were
sold. At.-the official table a-group.
of old-timers were entertained, with
C. Lord ‘as master: of. ceremonies,
The: : following presentations were
made: leading: citizen ‘scroll,..Mrs.
M. Foster. and ‘Charles’ Murrell;
pioneer «scroll, ‘Frank Heck,. Dave
Bennett, :' George. “Maynard, Dalton |
Deacon, : “Stanley. “Robson “and: Cc.
Lord... oe
BALL GAME .

~ After supper a “ball g game was: held:
inthe school grounds, Galiano play-
ing: the local’ team, with a’-final
score. ‘of 27-24 in favor of: Galiano...
'-Laterin. the evening: a dance. at.

| PROTESTS DOGS

SAANICH PNB AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

|LOOSE ON HIS.
‘|PROPERTY |

Protest at a. nuisance: caused. by
dogs ‘on his’ property ‘was received
by Central. Saanich council ‘on: ‘Mon-:
day evening from:'F. A. ‘Thornley,
East..Saanich.:Road.-. He’ urged:-the:
establishmént. of - a by-law - control:
ding dogs: sr

-The council ‘decided: to take: no
-action” in--that-:direction.as--to do
so would .éntail- the’ provision: of: a
dog. ‘pound. and. responsibility. for
damage occasioned: by logs: ..

-.Mr. Thornley was advised. that it
was’ a .matter | for : the. provincial
‘government and .the-R.C.M.P.

crowd, bringing to a close a success:
ful and .well-organized program.

:. Prizes ‘and donations: for -the -pro-
gram were received from Salt Spring
Motors, -$10;° Coast’ Ferries, two’ re-
turn. tickets; .McCullock Chain: Saw
-Co.,' case. oil;. W: ‘Morson, ‘case ‘oil;
Harold Neill, hamper. Springhill pro-
‘ducts; Scott-Bathgate,~ two... boxes
-candy;” ‘Salt Spring Trading Co., box
‘chocolates; _Mouat ierotneta, Rat aa
ashtray. ° “y ree

'|DECORATION DAY
SERVICE WILL BE.
AT HOLY TRINITY

Roy, Tutte, branch. president, pre-
Sided. atthe’ May. general. meeting

the hall, with music provided by the’ of-Branch 37, Canadian Legion, B.E.

‘Ladner, orchestra, drew a large

“Wash: and. Wear =e.

Tenens 2: $2.95
‘We. “have - “as good - “selection : ‘of
‘Men's. and; Boys’ ‘Bathing. Suits

AL ‘Prices and. ‘sizes. a : a

EACON at ‘FIFTH STREET

don't’ have. to” worry’ “about ‘osing it.
do-it.

vhile- you wait.

SHORT fi RIBS ¢ OF BEEF— hye,
~(F or: ‘Stewing ov Bré aising).

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‘Decorations will: be ‘worn.

Berg: speak, . and. answer . “questions
‘on: new legislation. affecting «: ‘the |
‘Veterans’: Land: Act. He- stated: that |.
: five: ‘lots. had been purchased i in: this ))

PSL. Reports. were received from
committees. . Renovations
‘are being: made to the. ‘basement. and. |
kitchen facilities are. again’ useable.
OA. reouest. for financial - aid. for. the:
Deep ‘Cove’. Softhall, -Club. received
capproval:. The “branch will’ again
onerate’-a- booth: atthe: Saanichton
fair: this. ‘vear.. A’ final report” was”
received’ from * ‘Jim Riddell, club’
chairman, who: has: had to resign.
‘this ‘office. ‘The club-has taken on as
new.- ook: cunder. his administration: ls
‘and his: services “will bee “sorely:
missed. oy
AY Decoration: Day § service: will: be:
‘held’. on: “June ‘8. at ‘Holy. ° “Trinity”
“church, : -commencing ab. j 2pm

A. fair attendance. ‘heard Fry's:

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“FOR. YOUR’

‘Horton,

‘Mrs. _J..H.. Paterson and. Mrs.:L:

‘and. driftwood, Mrs. C::Dalton.

-Peninsula interest will be: presented,
one: set ‘in the - pioneer. ‘Thomson

‘B.C: to. be. ‘represented are:
“1 toria, the” ‘Fraser: River,’ the: Okan-:
‘agan,.: the: ‘Cariboo, : “ithe: Kootenays,’
North Central, -B.C

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Mrs. W. Newton, ‘Mrs: A. W. Smith,
Mrs. -D. Swayne; Mrs::C.. Thomas |
and -Mrs. ‘J.-H. Wilson. Mrs. Swayne
and her ‘pupils also : gave'a coon
stration. of pottery making. ,
 North:: Saanich ‘night school art
class: display ‘was directed: by’ the
instructor, Arthur . Pitts, ‘ while’. the
leatherwork. was presented. by Mrs.
D. Godwin‘and her pupils: |.
Exhibition ‘of. the” Sidney - Rock
Club was conducted ‘by. Mrs. A.
’Mrs.. C. W. ‘Day, Mrs.
Arthur Holder and =~ and Me Cc.
Stilwell. ;

Other . ‘sections. and exhibitors
were: .. photography, « - William
Leach. and A. W. Sithy hand weav-
ing, Mrs. R..G: Bunyard ‘and Mrs.
F..H. Harrison; hand hooked ‘rugs,

Van der Byl; hand made ‘dolls, Mrs. |
M: D. Ay. Darling; intarsia,- Vu J:
Field; wood carving, G.-H--C. Leaf:.

-In..charge: of. exhibits . were ‘Dr.
William. Leach, : Mrs.. H.-G. -Preis-
j. Werk: and Mrs. J; H. ‘Wilson,’ and .the
tea:table was super vised by. Mrs. bie .
Newton. . :
A water.” ‘lor, “donated by Dr.
Leach,’ was. won by. Reginald ‘Tur-
ner, Meldrum Drive. :

CONCERT AT
MOUNT. NEWTON

Mount Newton. high: ‘school - will
hoid ‘a. centennial concert’ on Thurs-
day; May 22,.at: 8°p.m< in: the ‘school

gymnasium. Features ‘of: the eve-

ning: willbe ..a: production’. called
“The: Secret. Weapon”, dancing: ‘by
the. Sons: ‘of: Norway « team,.and a
historical pageant.:’- This. last’ was,
‘written: mainly- by® the = students” on
themes connected with: SE. Cc.’ ’s. his-.
tory. :
‘Two scenes : “of” special ‘Saanich’

home;: and: the’- other “dealing : with
Butchart Gardens. Other: sections’ of
iVie=

; and. the: ‘Peace: |.

he. ‘pleaded’ not: guilty,: Rober: Brian,
‘Harvey; : Satellite ‘Drive, was. ‘found:
suilty, and: fined $10" and $4, 50. costs.
“Speeding: on'a ‘motorcycle on. Bea-.
‘con Ave. “Cost? Robert: Geno Lidesey;.
Third St: $15" and. ‘$3° costs, and. for
failure: to: have’ a’ ‘driver’ 'S licence he.
was" assessed | A, further, 5. and: 8
costs. fs es tea Ah
“All cases were heard by Mv agi
trate Fes Ji Baker

SERVICES. FOR.
DEEP COVE MAN |

‘of ‘age, “and ' “a, resident, ‘of Cromar,

‘T} Road, Deep Cove, : for the past 12 me
"yeurs, passed away’ on Sunday, May: eae

‘18, at’ Rest: Haven: hospital.
~The. late Mr.

ainvived: bytwo “cousins;

. $309. 95.

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species that naturally does not grow:
to a great height should be chosen, :

as alow hedge. only, by® systematic
and ‘regular.:.pruning,.. advises the
Dominion ' Department : of. Agricul-
ture... This ‘is. especially: true. if :the
hedge is ‘intended to. be | a back-
ground or a: dividing :line ‘in .a -gar-
den where. all other plants, includ-
ing flowers, develop naturally.
John Walker; Forest Nursery. Sta-
tion, Indian Head, Sask:, says the
informal, low hedge is. also in keep-
ing. with’ modern. trends in. home
styles: where’ height: is minimized.
On the other hand, a:low. hedge. can-
not be counted on to be an‘effective
windbreak .or’a screen: to provide
privacy in.the home surr ‘oundings.
One important: reason. why hedge
plants should ‘be : permitted: to grow
and: ‘develop without pruning:.is to
permit. them to. display their natu-
ral. beauty to: the ‘utmost’ throughout
the year,'in blossoms, ‘fruits, foliage
and bark. A desirable nutritive. bal-
ance. between crown’. and. root : be-
comes -established,:-and the’ natural

processes of . flowering and. ‘bearing,

seeds can go on. without: interrup-
tion: LO

It: will: "alse be: obvious that the
overall value and attractiveness. of
a.low hedge will be greatly: lessened
if: ‘unsightly . gaps ‘exist’ in vit.” -Even

if there :may: be slight winter. injury

or

tip © killing» occasionally, . this

should: not interfere: area with the:
‘natural effectiveness and attractive:

ness ‘of ‘the : hedge. Special care ‘in

fertilizing and: watering~ can: elimin-:
ate: the: likelihood : of. this” occurring.-
Where. there: is: need “of a*:formal.
hedge, systematic pruning “must: be
practised. thravghout ‘the Srowing

season.’

“AL few: ‘low. hedges: at the. Forest

Nursery. Station which have been al-
lowed “to ‘develop. ‘without ~ pruning

“since ‘being. planted | ‘were- measured.
after ’12-years of “growth: ‘For. each:
‘the first’ figure ‘given’ is’ width, and
‘the ‘second is ‘height, in feet: Pygmy.
-Prinsepia
‘Cherry;:7 and 6, Russian Almond 6

Caragana: “6. and:34.5,.

and 2. 3, Siberian Currant® 3-and:.5.5.
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Bush .Cinquefoil — tolerant . to
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For a> partially shaded ‘genlion
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“is. very. pleased to. announce that as from. June 1
Yacht t Brokerage ‘and Sales ‘will be handled. ‘by

MR. JOHN MEAD, of Deep Cove. . m

“Mead, a ‘well- known ‘member of. this commun- oS
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-. Broker, and is well qualified to. give. authoritative —-
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Thursday, May 22, 1958,

"Mary: Josephine. Cook, who ‘was -
born at Fort. Langley 93- years ago, . 0°.
| and who lived: on Galiano Island for «°°
65 years, p passed’ ‘away © at: ‘Kings . -

Daughters’ hospital, Dunca ny on aoa
Thursday, May: 8." ed Oo Py

- ‘The late. Mrs: Cook leaves three
sons,. Oliver: Gable, of Prince Ru-
pert, and: Nicholas and. Jack - Cook;
of: Westholme; two daughters, Lena‘:
Burdette, of Sidney, and’ Rose Wil-
son, of -Ladner;- 20 grandchildren,
and. 22 great-grandchildren, :

“Requiem ‘mass was. said. by .Rev:
Father. F.. Costello at- Ganges, on
Saturday, May 10. Pallbearers were —
Ernest Samson, Fred Ramsay,- Ed-
mand Crocker and James Merritt. ,
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