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or Steady. flow. of, visitors to''the arts
oo and hobby show at SANSCHA hall on

“To” Saturday. and.” ‘Sunday , of the. long
week-end: were: immediately impres-

* Lining two walls ofthe’ building, they
were.” constructed :-and -finished ‘to
yee “represent a Tudor-style row of shops.
The black and white of .the timber

Sand plaster ‘style: was set’ off by’ the

-» hanging baskets ‘and ‘verdure. which

~~ © effect: :
. ‘The display. ranged from. home
: hobby - exhibits .-to . paintings. It: in-
cluded ‘a. display -of rocks~ by. ‘the
- Sidney: Rock Club and various draw-
“ ings: by students in. local schools.

PAS attention - “was :that of. Mrs... Doris
~ - Horton. “Decorated. to represent. ‘a
::. room centring. about: a fireplace, it
“showed “an. old.-lady-‘asleep ‘inher

: : exhibitor were arranged: around “the

oS centrepiece... Mrs. - Horton ‘also ‘dis-

‘i played :-a': number.’ of: paintings" ‘in
: another. part of | the exhibition.

~.. Swayne; copperwork, Mrs: J. °Still-

Godwin: ‘and ‘pupils; inlaid wood Ppic-
tures: by2V.- J: Field; basketry- by

‘Horton.’
mentor the’ modern weaving booth:
presided. over by” Mrs."J: Harrison,
<The rock ‘club exhibited an. ‘unique
fossil ‘giant ‘clam ° "shell,

« Visitors ‘Impressed _ With
Of Hobby Show Here|

‘sed with the preparation of the stalls.’

“had: been added to complete the

‘with his sure’and delicate draughts-

: colors; )
.The stall which attracted wide white line, drawings;

-his old barn: “Memories of Pioneer

rocking chair’ in. front: of : the - fire. :
-Avrealistic cat*sat.on the. mat and

“the various ‘products of the versatile. ‘MURAL

Embroidered on: the. mural | “was'a
-On-'show. were: pottery” by Mrs.

wells ‘hand- tooled leather, Mrs. ‘J: A,.:

oS. Hortobagy,” and: a complete: 1858 |.
“. parlor: with old “granny”. in-a rock-:
“ing chair. and ‘period. furnishing: and:
. ey ‘authentic. “spinning” ‘wheel by. Mrs.
: . This » “exhibit, comple- |°.

-his: large variety of Scenes. on. wall:
» fossilized " ae :

wood - and various. minerals in: ‘the |:
‘corts: or. as: ‘the. navigation officer. of :

‘cruisers and cruiser’ squadrons. He.

raw,.. together - with “specimens -:of

beautifully - polished agates:. rhodo-

nite, -in.. pink—Fraser | Valley © jade:
and jewels. set by .members: them-
selves: Michael . Morris. presided
over his own art booth.’ The ‘talent-
ed young Sidney artist is rapidly de-
veloping his own -modern style and
techniques and hadan. array’ of ‘pic-
tures in many different media:

~The Sidney art . group” included
three. works by Arthur Pitts, each

manship;. Donald Sparling, water-
Rita’ Morris,. black. and
Stuart Stod-
dart, several: local studies including

Days”; LW: Leach; several oil: stud:
ies; -R..G: -Bunyard and others:

“Photography. “was “shown ® in *the
work of H. Burt- ety and others.

AS large ‘ibaa was "shown by the
pupils of.. McTavish. Road ..school.

map. ‘of “North Saanich’ with’ every
pioneer’s holding. marked and_iden-
tified.’ Around : the-.perimeter were
scenes’ from. the’ lives .of: the - pion-
eers, while the: border was made up
of: notable ‘early “Saanich names.”

-The. ‘stalls ‘included’. weaving,
leathercraft, | pottery, carving; vari-
ous types’ of embroidery. and. sewing,
furs and ‘basketry. :

The: display of paintings was pop-
ular; the : “booth: of Michael Morris
attracting | particular attention, with

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served’ in the Battle ‘of the Atlantic

‘Murmansk convoys, the Mediterran-

ean during the North African cam-
paign, the Normandy : landings. and

mosa and Japan. Promoted: to cap-
tain in §1953-: while in command of
‘the. destroyer Crescent, -he ”. then
served as. Chief of meat to ‘the Flag
Officer Atlantic Coast.

NAVAL EXERCISE ~

Captain: Littler: assumed com-
mand of .H.M.C.S..Ontario in August,
1957,. having spent: the previous 18
months. in’ the United Kingdom,
where he. attended the -Imperiad. De-
fence College and assisted Admiral

duction - of © a Commonwealth naval
exercise.

Captain - Littler, who was born’ in
England ‘but now makes his home in

of one son.

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christening?

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‘invitation ~ to a

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are being introduced. says,. “T am
very: pleased . ‘to: ‘meet -you,”’ ~what
mee your -response : be? ;

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pretzels and ~ ‘cheese

‘foods, except: at: a picnic.
who has learned to eat: properly can,
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The

“Varivato”,. -one~ of ‘the 38 ain, ‘to 5 which. local ‘Adventists con-

vessels in the Seventh- day. Adventist tributed on. June 28, will be: similar
South ‘Pacific Mission fleet’ sails the in: style to the -Varivato, ‘but, will be:
waters about the =Solomon “Islands. larger. so’ that she can. better meet

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Victoria, is marred and” the father ‘cream perfected: by o Ss. ae Bab-.

cock in: 1890.

[MODERN ETIQUETTE) —

—. By: ROBER TA. LEE —.

Q. ‘Is the usually accepted “How

do ‘you do”: the correct. acknowledg-
introduction when ..a
friend brings a - Stranger to. your
home? :

~AsIn this case, a. somewhat ‘more
sincere ae ‘gracious: acknowledg-
‘in. order. To. put .your
friend ae ease,- you. should: tell him
he = -brought “his
friend. - ‘And. :to-.put.- your: friend’s
friend ‘at “east, you can’ say, “im
pleased you. could come: m9

Q.Is. it proper to. take: chicken or |:

chops | up in’ the fingers. when eating?
A. Chicken or chops are’ not’ finger.
-Anyone

-.Q.- What: rules should be observed
“social letters? :

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| AROUND TOWN

” Mr. and Mrs. EB: Forbes of Dar t-
motith, N.S.;. were “guests “at the
home of ‘Col. EL M: Medlen, All’ Bay
Road. . ;

-Mr. ‘ond Mrs. Ww. R. “Cardozo of
Bexhill- on-Sea, Sussex, England; are
guests ‘at the -home of the. former’s
brother-in-law. and. sister,” Mr. and
‘Mrs.:: Stanley": ‘Brethour,: Patricia
Bay. Highway.

‘Col. E.:M:.Medlen, ‘Al Bay Road,
‘has: as guests his nephew ‘and wife,

Style of tractor
carries’ a. front-meunted,° single fur-

farmers. in the. district.

been ‘complemented . by. private’ gar-
deners, whose. berry patches -have
yielded. exceptionally heavy crops. -

-The satisfaction with the season:
has: been’ echoed ‘by bulb: growers.
Bulbs are being graded on farms .in
many. parts of Saanich Peninsula:as
farmers review. the products of the
season. ‘The majority have express-
ed satisfaction as they assess’ the
quantity of .good-sized - bulbs es
from the’ ground.

Bulb farming is sorticulariy ribte
able on Saanich Peninsula, as there
are only two: areas ‘in the. entire: Do-
minion of Canada where ‘bulbs’ can

be’. grown: commercially «with any |.
hope. of success. . They are the Fra-
“ser. Valley and Saanich Peninsula.

PECULIAR TO BULBS

A. highly . “specialized “ industry,
some: of its problems: were. evident
‘|-‘recently. when farmers: were.. har-
vesting: : ‘their ~ crop. : The .. popular
used: on - the: job

row plough, which‘is introduced into
the ridge’ bearing the’ bulbs: The
ridge is then split. and the bulbs are

revealed. Deviation: of. an inch or:

so. from the ceritre line will result
in the burial of half the. bulbs and a

‘resultant . higher © cost. of -labor’ in

gathering. Only. two makes of trac-

“One ‘of the best growing seasons)
for. many years is reported by ‘most.
-A--berry.-
crop of. considerable. proportions has:

‘good ‘quality . product: be Brown. and §

|" were. Holsteins.

Thursday, July 3, 1958.

tor” are considered. completely suit-
able: for ‘the ‘purpose.: oo

‘The blow ‘comes: after .the harvest.’
when the farmer has- graded his.”
bulbs... The: largest.-are: offered. for

sale. The medium sized: bulbs. are .

kept’. for planting and -the small,
undersized : specimens are burned. If
they are not so: destroyed, the bulbs.
will’ ‘grow. wild: “and ‘spread disease:
to the cultivated areas. ©
BORE FRUIT .

This care in ‘growing snd. harvest-
ing has been largely responsible for“
the position’ of : the. industry today,
explained . one peninsula. farmer.
Only. by: careful culling” ‘and ruthless
destruction ofthe’ poor stock. can.a

maintained.

MILK ‘TRAINS —
‘When thousands of farmers: moved -

to . the: prairies ° from” Ontario ‘(and _

further east). at: the beginning of the

century, the C.P.R:-ran special Set-\.

tlers’ ‘trains.’. One’ settler had : one’:

box: car, : one- half: loaded with: his’.

household ‘ effects,:.‘the other half”:
with his cows and horses, adequate-.
ly penned and. strawed: .-When the’.
trains -were sidetracked to clear. the 08
line ' for .passenger trains,’ ‘residents:

of the nearby: settlements poured”

out: with: pails to get pr actically free...
milk: and: eggs. ‘Most “of -the’ cows"

Practically every.

chen” ‘was a Plymouth Rock.

“Mr: and: Mrs. Gordon’ Medlen, ‘who |?

motored from Fresno,” Calif,
their two daughters. :

A garden. ‘party. which 1 was is have
‘been: held at.the home. of Mr: and
Mrs.” J. Je “Woods, - East Saanich
Road; ‘on® ‘Saturday, ‘June: 28;.was
“transferred :-because - of ° inclement
‘weather: to ‘St: ‘Andrew’ ’s hall:
large. number ‘turned out for: ‘ther:
noon: tea, and: to patronize the home

or ‘cooking, book; white : ‘elephant, - “and:
7 ‘wrapped-parcel | stalls. i

© Miss - Ethel “Sutcliffe eturnied. tb
her: home: ‘in Creston,’ ‘after: spending
four ‘days. with: Mr: and ‘Mrs +

Ashton, All. Bay. Road:

ie ‘gave’ the. forests: and you Save: e the
streams.

‘including optical:
: prescriptions -

will ‘bein ‘attendance =
ao ~ WED., ‘JULY. Q- ee
cab Rest “Haven. Hospital.
ss PHONE. 265 »
“ for “appointment,

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‘While SANSCHA.- hall wore’ an air

‘of festivity over. the: week-end, there
‘was one. exhibitor. ‘who. shared none
of the, gaiety. He: was: showing |

various: ‘products . of. his” hobby . and

Spent: part ‘of. the: time: of: the: show:
actually. working: on. the’ goods’ che |
° THE FIRST. CANADIA?
*|'dren’ and the.comments ‘of: the’.par-:|*
ents Served: to ‘remind Steve ‘of the.

was showing: © ‘The cries, of ‘the chil-

“sg service.

As. G aiety. Prevailed ‘Around. §
‘vast ‘majority,” but: ‘pressing: heavil ‘

He “shrugs «thé - ‘question . off.’

were: landed. at. Sable. Island. in 1 1518 :

Boats up to. approximately 214 tons .
transported and launched. Quick and — |
: efficient _ mobile. crane. and trailer ‘i .

over “SANSCHA hall, “unseen ‘by. ‘the

on: the heart.of* ‘one ‘exhibitor:
Return: to ‘Hungary? he is’ asked
lt’ al

would: be: al return to. Siberia.

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