“PAGE FOUR t Feenses Peniosels Aree Serf Sslands PUES a ae “Published at Sidney, Vancouver island, BC. Bel Bia Na te “). - " Bivery: Wednesday- ; “By Peninsula Printing Co. Ltd. Ls. RIVERS; President and ‘Managing Director. Member: of Canadian’-Weekly Newspapers’ Association... : .Member Audit’. Bureau- ‘of Circulations. : »Member Class “A” Newspapers. Telephone 28. os SUBSCRIPTION. ‘aaies: $2.50 per year by mail in Canada and the British Empire; $3.00 per year. to foreign countries. aces “authorized as. second class. mail, or ~- Display advertising rates on~ application: - re ae 7 Wednesday, May 7, 1958. -* SPRING START 7 “motion in accordance with. earlier promises; ‘tenders for the project. A. GENERAL WARNING ricy: escape ‘route. cating: such: a: policy recklessly, _ betters, To The Editor. Saanich. Peninsula... amp a for: the]; RAY M. LAMO Ton: like to, thank: the. following good: men: for. erin me. vith: this: project: oe Mey Big 1958. hansen baw lo Pallersos Dennls Mavtley : Roy rele’ Tt "lure: 63 “went into “operation.” i jovtling er Tho A-foot: Inunching ramp. is. pro- led . 1B a i bont oui ‘service to.

UL lborals ie they:, Would: “neeopt, him Ww. “Tniinwand rectived: nv letter from. bere sony. Roddy,” who: was, sorving | With) the . JAP ens closing a Jabel-from'n- cnn of Saat fob Neaiid “lorabberries “whtely he {and cobinined Jrom: au site ri the: popular. unsupported, view, |:: SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS ‘REVIEW -\SALT SPRING Fl -_|EXCEED EXPECTATIONS. F SPO! Prize: winners: > Salt Spring - Island” spring flower, “by. Col: .:Carvosso.. show. held in. Mahon. hall, Ganges, on | were as follows: May 1, under: convenership of Col: ‘J..H.. Carvosso, ‘secretary; was an | outstanding - success, © with ° entries far beyond : expectations. A -great many ‘entries were’ featured in the men’s - League; tions,: entitled ‘From. Wilderness. to Wonderland’’, -and.. showed imagin: : ation and artistry. — These were judged by Plato Usti- nov, Vesuvius, while. exhibits were judged by Miss B. Palmer and Miss , V. Peel, Duncan.:: The overall theme was “Flowers ‘in ‘the Home.” - An attractive tea was served. dur- ing the. afternoon: in the. board room’) of. the :-hall,“sponsored by St.-Mark’s ‘Chancel Guild. Mrs.:J.-R. Sturdy -was in charge. of. arrangements and was. assisted by Mrs. W. H. Bradley,. | Mrs. G: Bullock, Mrs.. ‘H. Deyell, -Mrs.. G.. Humphries, Mrs. .C.: Moat, Mrs. J. Smith and-Mrs. G. ‘Shove. The guild . also -had™ two’ stalls: |-home cooking, under. Mrs. J. Byron, "Miss : F: - Aikens; Meyer. . Clarr. 3, Mrs. 'E., Lynen. Worthington. | Jenson; 2," Aitken. for May ‘queen,- and plants, ‘in . charge of Mrs. Ba. “Cartwright: and Miss: F. Aitken. -WINNERS ae Mrs.. G:. Shove,. was ‘won. by’ Mrs. Growth Slower {But ‘Still Two. -- Weather .for. April was’ character- “peratures, rainfall; relative: humidity, according: to::the ne weeks ahead. : monthly» weather.. summary: . cissued: | Ry the”: Experimental Station*, - ate “The: monthly. mean ‘temperature of somewhat. : \ as. 1. ‘degrees wa Ss 0. ve “degrees. above’.| the; 45-year average. . grees was £0.8. -degrees ‘above.’ the.| | long: term. average, . ‘while’ the .mean.}. |)-minimum ‘. temperature | “of 40.5 de-” : 5 | grees was ° 0.2" “degrees. above . the: “Mr e - of flowe | production, ‘Prio tO. “April: peas " _ most: Geka {was about. three: Me arthur. “Floyd ° on’ ‘Thursday, ‘May: LMrse Rew. | Greig; assisted ‘by. Mrs. D... Webb, ‘entertained * fat “her home,” 8334 Quadra St.,., in. “Honor: of :: Mrs. Cy. Saunders, : a>. bride-elect “of. ‘this: month. ‘The honored guest and her’ couvere! grandmother, Mrs. J. C/:Brown, and:|: ; Mrs, C._E, Beattie, mother of. the "| groom-to-be,. were | presented - with and Dick: Aylard... Mrs2.: Watson | dainty corsages of fuchsias: - a Vietor‘a, During’ the evening; Mrs. ‘Saund- ers received. a blanket, - pillowcases and dresser set.” She was, also the] . recipient of.many” gaily -wr apped ‘parcels ‘containing grocorics.: “y -Jnvited) guests were, “Mésdames.G.. Botting, J.C. ‘Brown, NePimlott, De, Webb, Gy ‘Maude,. qa Flint, ‘YS. Bont: 1 thes. Cy By ‘Beat and: ‘Mrs: |. Morris, 8¢ hood. en peqencemanereer “valuable & aul — “ ' “ ‘peetlon: “thot: ait Andrew's ‘qhureh, P was built dnd Sidney. 7” Wile werd: BOON LO: Jonve: AS daoy. to, make, -} thelr. home: in-Vancouyer,. were. en ‘|-tertalned by. a niimber-of friends on trip. to. Sidney > Island ee: Among, J) those. i ithe. party, ‘wore. Annie. and Alice Petterson; Hattlo and: Beaty ico: Barker, Irene’, Thornloy,: “Murlol | 9 “Holdridge, wilh: Lidgnte, Pauline} Clanton, Stanley Coward, Joe Mus+ ol alow, Sinith “Barkor,> Tony Lidgate: ~fand, Melvin and Pat: Clanton. ’ reedoms Mrs...W. Dobson, Mrs. D: Cousineau; A Mrs.. R.-T: Meyer; ‘you. “admit m3 Mankind tse “Special | class for: organizations: 1, . United .. Church”: Women’s.’ ation; 2, Sunshine Guild; 3, Centen: nial Committee; 4, Ladies’ Auxiliary | to Canadian Legion;: 5, Catholic: Wo- and. highly’. com- mended, ‘Ganges. Play School.” =" Class 2: arrangement using. tints and tones, one ‘color, for hall, 1, .2, Mrs. | rangement, 1, Mrs..Scot Clark; 2, ‘mantel, 1, B. Cartwright; 2, Mrs..E. Class .5, combination .of picture and ‘petal, 1, “Mrs. ..Wil- mott;'-2, ‘Mrs. J: Byron; highly © com- : mended, “Mrs.-Lynen. = . DINNER ARRANGEMENTS ~ Class 6; dining room: arrangement | suitable for sideboard, 1,-Mrs.°J..G: Miss. E. Thethewey. ‘| Class 7, dinner :time™ _arrangement, 1; Mrs. F..Lepsoe; 2,’ Mrs. Willmott. Class 8,. bedside. small arrangement, 2, Miss F. “Class: ‘9, nosegay, ‘suitable’ Miss: F. ‘Aitken;.! but all saw ‘it as a‘ fight through the ‘} Class 10, “miniature garden “in Bie ages and. most linked~the: call for: CA centennial cake: contest, ‘run by plate, for school children” only,::1 Mary Jean Taylor; 2, Colleen Addie: D. -Morrison. The. cake was. ‘donated | Class 11,: corsage. to welcome. a new : "weeks ahead-of normal. At the end ‘ized. by. slightly. above. normal. tem-.| of ‘April, “growth” had. ‘slowed down | “sunshine “and “somewhat: and the: season was bested The. wet: period aucing’ the: aide |: of the’ “month—from April-13: to 21— |* | Saanichton. “| delayed spring = planting Gperations. maximum: emperature. ae ae. | 1] Ma ny. Guests : Ate which'some:of. the “gifts. were placed:: is re. Following. the: opening: of: parcels, : . | refreshments. were: “served to:60 guest. ‘at ‘the. home: ofsMr.: ala, ise y J. CeLambert, West: Saanich: Road. | He: also. visited’ Mr. and: Mrs. UBC, ‘sluden § who. hav ar at their respective homes are Naney-| 4: sand: Kenneth: Johnson - and: Kenneth} “Smith, Drive, “spent: the. week-end in Van- Student : ‘teachers: ‘at Deep. “Cove school are: Miss .Thordis Anderson, formerly of Deep Cove,. and Mr, Goldie, of Victoria Normal COOKING VEGETABLES If at all possible to: do. 80, yeget-: ables..should be cooked ‘ ‘skins on; in order.to. avoid losing the}. smineral “matters ‘under: the: skins. ) TALKING W “OVER” som ‘tL. WESCOTT, BiAn Slngett Haptlyt: Churech,. cope WOON OW vod Bay... zs Servicer: Every Sunday - Faully? worship, we sinh 00 and ‘count ry freedom: ‘such= aa mony + the world are, not, petvileged to: share.” Net we: must: vil, tion, noo om, | “BLEDGIS-HANME Ry acheavy: teal,’ i ening: iis hame «from: the lemphaade | torial tt (Snxon sleeve, meaning: Hanmer: and fa literally, hanimer-hammere “SHERRIE, & alsa-cAnplo-Sa woe in at derivation. wig aeir-reta, « shires; that reeve,. oe nn: officer: of the: Ahir or bipiianks “ free, me Hite, “Hee fron. the French, sur, ever or upon thes derivation and -ia teas: calor hil betwe favedvaty: that. the: excellence. Of the: roast. 40; iy appealed. to an varly cuverelan thal ject will be Ve hntelted W ab a. a banque _ al “tha ONY s ain: Cliriat suid: ‘yon shall: know | the truth and the. teath’ shall make | He! tells) us whet” this Heise in Johy Mt when he eave “Tan the wayy the: truth, and: Me “ the ‘only way Mie _ at really. free from tie hovdage ‘of stn SIRLOIN, A roastool: ment comes lis hy necepting the: truth: of: Chrint; { his deity, his death and resurrection |]. and tonge, Jone This ta the author [which obiains tor. us the Mberty- af | Weetnvite: you tocattend our, San- |p: iday evening service when this. snbed pe his Duadlice Uisuascd, ald Oe mene nmnnamesene ie ie! “genie for: guard that. other.) | nations, ond even) po! oh Dae freedom ‘ fapoaks of: daethe: idam, Tt doos: ‘Not “depend or. OX reumstnnees, this: freedom, ; of repetition. “Theis from: the “Anglo: aK from, the, very rend, bondage: Wt BOOK REVIEW NSC RS “neighbor, “1,. “Mrs.. “Scot Clark; : 2, Miss... ae ‘Class . 12, ‘miniature arrangement, 1, ‘Mrs. R. T. “Meyer; ‘2, Mrs. Willmott. HORTICULTURAL CLASSES - ; Class... 13, iris, |Mrs. ° J. -Byron. Class 14, tulips,;-1; Mrs. B..Cart- wright; 2, Mrs.-L. P. Proctor. Class 15, ‘single flower specimen, 1,.Mrs.: Scot: Clarke;. 2, Mrs.: G. --Bullock: Class 16, flowering tree or: shrub,. 1, |. J. H..Carvosso; 2, Mrs. J. Catto. “British - Columbia: Anthology”: Associ- the.’ ponderous gazetteer, R. T. wild flower "ar- | Class 17, potted house plant, 1, Miss tion to the prov- Harrington; 2, Archdeacon G. H. “ince. It-is com: Class 4, for living ‘Holmes. Class 18,. pansies, 1, Mrs. posed of the writ- room, two containers suitable for'| Springford; 2, Mrs.-DeMacedo. -ing:s, . paintings Sa Saree and pictures «of ) ‘British . Columbi- ae ‘Meditation 8S . ‘ans. and others. I will make ‘you. _ » fishers of - “men, te a aed ‘MORE ABOUT SPEAKING (Continued ‘From Page. One) aeathetventeatientt aetietier tenement view -- to: F.G, Richards ine an entertaining” form. ey “Some. interpretations i of the exten- | sion of the title: proved unexpected, 1 veroee to. the need. for. ‘spiritual awareness. ferring the ‘hard-working equivalent | of. happy anniversaries. {that : ‘greater’ emphasis ‘had: : been .pand = deliver: than” on. .the material; thus ‘delivered. : . This: aspect. was not uniform ‘and it was not-consistent.. ZEAL SHOWN: . The demonstration was » good’ ‘and | impressive’; for the - zeal . displayed by the speakers. - The: contest.is the: annual ‘function staged : by. the: Sidney lodge: ofthe 1) Pythian “order: and ‘is: partof an. in- ternational: contest: with: elimination competitions” leading. “to * a: grand finale. in Boston, “Mass. b ae ; “tion. -Committee. ‘readers: ‘were. interesting. “Most. ‘speakers’ ferred:to the fear-of’the police; . ‘par-. ie ticularly - road: patrols - and* the: due’ processes. of law, as. being: a: threat. to: the freedom , from: fear,::Enunci-; ation’ was not always’ perfect but: the: ability. of..the students. to: ‘stand up pressive: for the fact that. there were so few: to take: their, bow. from: a squadron: or: guard... e the'd district —F.G.R. B26. Fifth Street, 2. Blocks .N...of, ‘Beacon . suse Rev. “Wiliam: Bell, ‘Pastor’ me oer . SPECIAL SERVICE eee "Friday vin ot “Tribute to: Mothers —_ 8 pm. ‘Rey, Trene: Smith, Speaker, a “Madrona —— SUNDAY SERVICES _ Prayer Meeting, Tuesday Ek lone ga ke ie : ‘with’ their awe haven over be. on" solfish men “in our own nae | do. not rob f this f free. t Christipe oe ae iaoanniiabiien Ohapal: of Ohimes!": real - ACT OMA, My yee freer, \ - 7 ene ‘Wham mascal "ar. ere o adaraiahaahed iy Nd Nt Ue delat! ied si SIDNEY, ROO: "Wednesday, May 7, 1958. R. E.: Watters, Editor. ‘| McClelland and Stewart.. 576 pp. $5. Neither a work of pure fiction, nor a treatise on British Columbia with. ‘importance’ ‘of..:a this .centennial © publica- tion. ‘will. bring considerable. atten-. The. fictional * of-: ferings. are either: |. _ based on’ histori- .cal- fact . or are. - presented: with a indicat- ing’ a: picture: of. province — ae There “are innumerable anthologies available“in. all. fields. and “many. have been widely. extolled: - Others have. appeared,.‘experienced a’ mild’ success...and: -have : ultimately. dis- ‘appeared: This. is an.. anthology «of: Some of. the speakers showed a|a new type. -It is the birthday card healthy disregard for. adverbs; pré-"; of British Columbia after a century “Many. of “| adjective: ‘There was the. suggestion |:its contents: have «never been seen, _ fin ‘print’-before:.: The editorial staff ‘| placed::on.‘the ‘ability: ‘to.'stand : ae “Family ‘Eucharist “11.00 a.m. ~ ‘Augustine’s— °° os . Matins - Pe mt) 30 A, m. St. “Andrew's. : Holy Communion .. 8. 00 a.m, ., Evensong... ..,... 780 pan m. “Thursday— ~ Holy. Communion... fons 00 a. am, Snr etenn annem mm RT atate A Se IONeNMN OR mT METI eLaNo Ernie wane wanem \ RETR eerennne te -nermemeerervrrermenumramenannrerel ASSEMBLY. OF GOD (P.A.0. C.) “OORASTSAANICIE ROAD : o>, Services: Sunday: . 10 00. vim.Sunday® School. 11,00 a.m. Worships 280 pan. —Evangellatic Rarvica: “Wednesday, T80: : “meeting.” : -Fetday; 8,00. Pane¥oung: Pooples. cm Fevoryone Welcome +, Re RICHMOND; Paato “Phones: Sune Me BETHEL BAPTIST. |. NRACON “AVENUE “ Pastori Rev W.-P Morton. ma "SERVICES: “Sunday, May Th ‘Morning: HES HOOT. for, all “10, On. RINLAE, “$C ages ey AL. 00 Your Religion: - ; er THER WTS ‘COUN. SELLOR" N Mother's Day. Mute Soloist, Mrs, BOR? §, Dickinson, Ladies": ee Pianeer Girls! Choir “Evening: aa Bat cody 4 “JESUS ‘snovTE Dy. eS STESUS SPORE", The: Friendly Clutch on: the «: - Avenue Welconiegs You 7 om Come: and: Worahlp: wi oO Z erersemame | Sidney Gospel Hall | Fifth Street, Sidney . RILW. RUNDAY. the. Lord's Supper... “Lao aan. ‘Sunday, Schoo! and “Bible. Class 50. Gospel Sorvire. 10,00 tm,” (TRO Dans Sunday, May i San y Sete mit neti “RVERY WEDNFADAY: eh Prayer: ‘and Bible Rludy, #8 p.m, — een nares