Wednesday, duly 16, 1958. a - Slot eS hs ite : SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW PAGE THREE.

=. : —Re Ic ax F r om Du ties| “home of Mrs. Mary L. Parsell, Ben- following an‘ accident causing him to in’ sports, with many novelty races Stores: ‘Her: office ‘is’ in Huntington
venuto. Ave. to offer.birthday con-,| jose the sight in one eye, has now re- under the supervision of Joseph | Park. ee

By. VIRGINIA BEARDSLEY: ~ electrician’s’ helper Fred Raines, “pounds, fishing’ with: guide cay, gratulations and ‘good wishes. were turned to-his home. Mason, assisted by William: Laird.: = ; ‘Miss «. Robertaun © “spent” the” “first ee
_/: The U.S. Navy: took a busman’s | who will from now on be able to fish | Moss; . Dave ‘Armstrong, and “Dave |.the following friends«and relatives: ‘Attending. a. Red~ Cross study | The ladies of the church: prepared | week . of her holiday: ‘with “her
“holiday and went boating last Satur- | in. style: with. a complete . salmon | Hill of CKDA who: boated 16 fish. Mr..and Mrs: 'G. A. Turner and Mrs. centre held at--U.B.C.- from . June | and served ‘a ‘picnic meal, including | mother, Mrs. LE. Every-Layton,: at
day on Brentwood Bay, as ‘118 Yat- | trolling outfit won for him: by. his | weighing. up to. 12.-pounds; -A: M. Sylvia Airole of Victoria; Mrs. Dale,:| 91-99 ‘was Miss’ Clara Kockott of. | “blue ribbon’ pies topped: with | ice | ' Campbell River, and’ will. return :to
ings from the U.S. Bennington'}catch of a 15-pound, _one-ounce | Johnson and Harold Barkley, of the | Mrs. Lorne Thomson, .Miss. Grace | Mount) Newton high: school. The | cream. California following her sojourn in. :
a took over ‘all available boats spring. . _ Other top» Lights | Toronto ‘Star who took’ nine springs Sluggett: and Mrs. John Goldring of purpose of the centre was to. add-to os ? Psenenee 2 . _pBrentwopyy wee, f :
from. Anchorage, Ang ers’ Rentals, | prize -winners were Alan Kerrigan | with.a top of.25.4, and 14 topped by. Brentwood; “Mr.: and Mrs.: “David | the students’ knowledge’ of Juni pelo.
and ‘followed. Gilbert’s: two guide | and. Len Hickling. Brentwood. resi- one of 20 1b. 12 oz. in two trips with Martin: of Nanaimo. Mrs. .Parsell Red Cross activities tee, to onshi _ spe me. ore oes | ONE: “APPOINTMENTS
boats for six hours of cruising and | dent Mrs. Annie Alexander won a | Jim Gilbert. celebrated her’ 85th birthday last'| them. to become leaders in Junior | ingredients of milk, it is reflected |” R.M. Henderson, a native of Win-
fishing. Kodak camera. Her husband, | POLITICAL FIGURE > 7 Sunday week. Several telephone | Red Cross. in. their schools. The | from their millions of particles even nipeg, has been appointed comp- 9°
The men, who-are here with their Tommy, and their son, also struck | Some cohoe were - in ‘evidence, | Calls..were received, among them 2 | centre was attended by students | though they themselves are ‘color-'| troller for the Canadian. National
‘ship for part of the celebration in it lucky, as. did Jim Scaplen, who | mostly .in the four- to five-pound | call from Mrs. J. E, Miles at Mel-{ from British Columbia, Washington | less. — hotels with headquarters. at: Ottawa. .
connection with. Princess Margaret’s took home a small cash: consolation ‘weight class. Bob Patch, promin- aa
- visit, were. guests. of the Victoria prize. ent’ ‘in “Progressive Conservative
Centennial. committee. . Arrange- |. B-C- Electric’ s winner for the day circles; . took a.’ six-pound ~eight-
ments” for the. outing. were. made was Harry English, with a 22-pound | ouncer, and’ John. Creed helped .a.
=, 2. through: the Victoria /Amied Services. four-ounce® spring,. for’ the company | visitor. who didn’t leave his: name
Jo Centre... | trophy. and a merchandise prize of to “an . eight: pound, . eigbt-ounce.
‘Since. they left their: quarters: ‘be-. aerial equipment. fighter...
fore the ‘cooks © were up, they’ ‘de-. -One-B.C. Electric: employer: who AS spot which - has. Jately. beer
scended in-a hungry horde on the. had. his fishing luck a little {oo soon. yielding good catches | is Cole Bay,-
Anchorage Coffee Shop; and’ Mrs. | to pay off in_ prizes was Bill McKay; | but most. of the: fish are coming
‘Lumsden ‘said ‘she. had never: made | Who. had pulled’ most’ of ‘his line | from the: territory “between: Willis
and his planer. into his boat, -Sea- | Point and The. Boulder.

so, many. sandwiches: so. fast in aS
life. : | ways, Saturday night to look at his Next Sunday i is the angler’s ‘dream cum Beach: a
“GOT 42 FISH. : tackle. An-18-pound.-four-ounce. Sal- | day,... the annual Solarium . Derby, * “Miss ‘Sharon. ‘Vickers and “Miss
-. Total weighed “in catch was 42 |mon grabbed. the Herring Magic }.when you can. win anything up ‘teal peanna Van Adrichem left on Sun-
fish,” including a’ 6%4-pound . cohoe and’ minnow’ lure which ‘was dang- | brand new.car,:and when you don't day. for -a’ Jong’ holiday. They. qre
: ling about 12 feet into the water, have to even wet a line to have a spending five weeks in Saskatoon

Peo ee Visits Sister _ Be
| Mr. and Mrs; James Scaplen of
Harding .Lane, Brentwood, have as~

poe cere — | tioned at Marville, ‘France, and has | Church Picnic” their guest this week Mrs. Scaplen’s

FISHING FLEE = “BRENTWOOD _ now been transferred to Cold Lake, sister, Miss Alberta Robertson of
se nee ee | Alta. They will be leaving to. make Bethel Baptist church annual pic-.| Long Beach, Calif. Miss Robertson.”
‘| nic: was‘ held. at Island: View: Beach |.is secretary to F.:.W.: George, retail. -

their home there’ next «week. Mr. iit
“Among those who called at. the Walls, Sr., who has-been: in hospital on July 7. The-afternoon was spent | operations manager. of . Safeway

fort, Sask. Mrs. Miles, daughter of | and Oregon. eS ; =
Mrs. Parsell, is touring the’ prairie | Qut-of-town visitors for the. wed- || ee

Pree anime [Mae and Mrs A, Kockotl con of | MOTORISTS LIKE NATIONAL
MOTORS’ GUARANTEED —

-»Miss-Li. McIntyre, :who has lived | wood; were: -Mrs.. L.. -Cryderman_
at Brentwood Auto Court for several |'and Catherine | from Langley: Pra=:|:
CAR REPAIRS...
“Next time wet. a ‘Tree quote—take yours to. ¥ Ss : 7

| years, has’ now moved to. Beach | irie; Oswald Kockott from R.C.A.F., |
Drive, where she. will, make her_| Gimli, Man.; Mr. and “Mrs. (O.. Koc-- |}
future home. tay kott. fr om’ Medicine ‘Hat;: ‘and Misses I

“Mr. and: Mrs. B. Delamere and | Hilda - and Bertha. -Kockott,. Van: |

Mr. and»: “Mra. Ron Bickiord and couver.

Haultain Fish and Chips |

1127, Haultain St. - Phone 3-8332
' One Block off Cook St.

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taken by one of ‘the visitors, and an ;
~ 48-pound four-ounce spring caught and:swam obligingly ‘around the side | chance’ ata good prize. Tickets are and other places. with relatives. “)— Free’n Easy. Parking —
by Harry Simpson, ‘a Canadian who of the boat:to be gaffed. Note a sick being sold by members of. the Vic- They travelled ‘by. train from. Van- ee eee enti
~~ usually fishes with the angling Rim- fish; just. co-operative! «° toria-Saanich Inlet. Anglers Assnci- | .ouver. —

Other “successful anglers: .in the ation, .and-..a great .’many © other Mr. ‘and aig. wW. Walls, son and
Bay:; during: ‘the - past week were: |-people, and are ‘available practically daueht in-law of Mr. and:Mrs: R.
Ken ‘Stanlake, East ‘Saanich Road; |‘everywhere. Whether . ou. fish -¢ aughter-

Sunday “was a day of: company e 7 | :everywaers you. fish or) walis of West Saanich “Road, ar-
derbies; as: two of Victoria’ § larger who, fishing with his’ family. and:a not, this is the-one:to:get ‘into...Win rived from. France ‘last. “Wednesday
firms, | B.C.. Electric and Victoria visiting « uncle,” ‘took, home.’ ‘a-.nice |'a prize, | and help. the children! | with their. two. ‘Jittle © daughters to

-eatch of-12;.. Harry. Talbot: of Hard-| ; ‘Victoria Daily Times . is. _CO- spon- visit with their parents. Mr. Walls,

3 : “Machinery ‘Depot, sponsored compe-
“ titions for employees and. their fam- ing Lane, whe Lane, who. boated eight up: to-12l sor, with. the: ac S. I. A:A. ot who-“is'in' ‘the R.CAF., “was: ‘sta-

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