: SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW 7 ee August 20, 1958)
'|Fred Allen Honored By |
|AT SHOWER | Fellow Workers At Airport Ip eager

‘Mrs. Allen Smith and Mrs. W. New. a “Staff of the Department of Trans- ‘don, England; : “his. birthplace, |‘ in} his sermon:

“HARD OF HEARING ©
The rector was’ visiting ‘one of: his
parishioners, an ‘elderly lady. afflict-

|NANETTE wooDs
IS HONORED |

ae [terge Number
sala —\Visit- Ship — |
.|At Hope Bay |=: see Be ras oes

WMC. Ss. New ‘Glasgow . stood off:| the home’ of ‘the latter ‘in: honor. of
Hope Bay, Pender Island, for three Miss Nanette Woods. >.
-days.at the week-end... The ship} Mrs. J. J.: ‘Woods, mother ‘of “the:
“was ‘open to -public inspection, .and’ bride-elect, : was the ‘recipient of “a
many islanders visited the. trim ves- | beautiful. ‘corsage and Miss: Woods,
sel- during the . ‘period. : A playing on -arrival; was: also presented ‘with
‘field’ was. made . available. to. the | a- corsage ‘to: which . was ‘attached: a
crew, and a well-attended dance ‘in ribbon that followed ‘a. complicated
the Hope Bay’ hall,. Saturday: night, | course ‘through. various rooms and |.
sponsored: by the local P.T.A,, pro-:; around® furniture: .to.:a. cupboard
vided: entertainment ‘for. the sailors, which stored’ a ‘tastefully. decorated
“as” .-well” as vase Por ‘other | box containing - gaily wrapped ‘gifts.
islands. ‘After the gifts had been’ opened and |.

Centennial committee held a.re-| admired, ~ delicious refreshments :
‘ception for the ship’s: officers Sun. | Were Served. a
day evening at the Port Washing: | Invited guests: were : Mesdames_ J.
.ton home of * Capt.” and Mrs. ‘Roy | Webster, P, ‘Brethour, B. Richmond, :
-| Beech, followed by a buffet supper: |H- Gardiner, R. Stuart, W. Gudron, S
‘Those attending from the- frigate | W. Orchard, R.. Adamson, E,.Orr,

port -at»Patricia: Bay gathered «last | 1920;’ having-.served with- the Im-.|-.. Desiring: to-be sympathetic and to.
Friday-afternoon.-to-honor ‘Fred J.{ perial Army.:during World. War: I. | say. something: soarlct he :replied, 7
Allen on the: occasion “of: his retire- He ‘settled ‘in Lipton, Sask., where “You don’t miss much. aan -
he: held the position: of. municipal 2 RG they’ tell’ me,”’ was the: dis-
clerk:‘before coming ‘to Vancouver concerting reply.

Island in 1947. As.a member of the
, Veterans’ ‘Guard during World: War
* II he was stationed at.various points
# across Canada. In 1948 he joined
-.| the . staff ‘of the -Department. of
_ ‘Transport. which was then in the ES mRESEEE eta eae,
process of taking over Patricia Bay | Sidney branch, where he. held. the
‘from the air force. | positian of weasurer for, _ many
A-tireless worker in the. Canadian {| years.
‘ Legion, he ‘served ‘on ‘the executive |» Mr. and -Mrs.: ‘Allen make their an
-| both in Saskatchewan and with the home in Sidney.

ws “The best crop they h have ever: had, “but three years. age: we put 2 an iad
cds: the:-way. -Mrs..: ‘Carl: Davies: de- | in «The “Review, -. hoping . ‘to make.
scribes the. production: from _ the | sales direct. to consumers. As..a
3 pears “orchard” which: she: operates, : result. ‘of that single’ year’s. ‘adver-
“ol with: her husband, ' on “Marshall -tising, we are selling: cour’ entire’ pro-
fe Roadei 8 : duction” of about one and. one-half
“We have - always ‘been told by | tons each year.”
— experts. that it is impossible to grow. |. a strong booster for’: pear ‘grow-
“spears-and grass,” Mrs. ‘Davies said} ing on. the peninsula, Mrs: Davies:
= this week, “but this is:the first year: stated that.this year. a : Victoria
" we-have not cultivated our orchard, ; supermarket. ordered five. tons \of
and: we've. had more .and’ better | the fruit from local’ growers, and
“pears than. ever. before. They | made a sales feature. of the North
haven’t: had’. any ‘irrigation, ° either, Saanich product... :

despite. the dry season.”
2S apie thal pe LARGE. NUMBER OF
CHILDREN ACTIVE N
FREE PLAYGROUND |

. : NEW. APPOINTMENT ; .

H. L: “McCagg. has been appointed i
mechanical © engineer (diesel) for.:
Canadian. National Railways.

;

"RANI LE’S LANDING

MARINE WAYS»

fruit, the. seria of which, weighed
#14. ounces..

“More than 40° ‘children took ‘part: in

‘the first: -week’s activities of © the

“We: used: to. ‘ship's cur: “fruit to-a

~eannery,"” Mrs. Davies" “continued,
supervised playground,’ which is: in
progress ‘at the: Beacon “Ave. . War.

FLOWER BASKETS —
: 7 ADD TO. BEAUTY | ‘Memorial ‘Park until: the: -end of |
: ‘ OF SIDNEY. VILLAGE ise daily. ssaot' Suuiday 3 Hom

“Six: flower = baskets, which were |1.30 to. 5.30°-p.m., . the - playground
Mh “Hung: ‘outside: the: premises: of  Mit-' | offers.instruction.’ in. music,“ group
»ehell and ‘Anderson: Lumber Co. by.|-singing. and dancing, under’ the di-
«. Mrs“E,. R«Hammond,‘a member of | rection. of- Gail Smith, and art ‘in-
~. the ‘staff. “Of: the © firm, have’ drawn
“eomment “and. commendation: from
-- both: residents: and: tourists. 70°
“Flowers” in ‘the baskets: have been
nis bloom: ‘throughout: the summer.
season: . One “tourist, _impressed. by

as well asa program ‘of .games..
‘Under. the .auspices. of. the Sidney

ground makes no. charge for its ser-

struction given by Michael Morris,

Recreation Commission,’ ‘the play-:

vices. All children between the: ages

were ‘Lieut. Commdr.°Av'R: Pickels;
Lieut. : ~Commdr. -"W...¢C. Wilson:
Lieut.: (BE) RR. W: a ‘Roberts; ‘Lieut:

R... T. Wilson;: “navigating officer. &

Lieut. “(S) M. Preston, Lieut: : K.

Foster and ‘Sub-Lieut, G. E. -John-

stone.

PARTY ON SHIP. ;
“Monday evening. the cominanding
officer “and : ‘officers. -held ‘a party !
aboard ‘for. the: members of the cen-.
‘tennial committee, which’ ‘was. fol- |
lowed :- bya’ smoker for ‘the ‘ship? s,

‘| company in the® ‘Hope Bay. hall,

sponsored--by the local branch of the
Canadian‘ Legion: :

Officers also, enjoyed drive $
around ‘the’ Penders; cand -afternoon |.

M. Larson, A:’E.:Bruce,’ D: Godwin,.
I. Jones; Misses’ B. Munro,'J.: New-
ton, and Mrs. “Margott,. Royal ‘Oak.
- After woolen trousers are laundér: |
‘ed, do not wring them, nor. sprinkle
them. . Take off the Jine when near ly

‘water, cover--the: trousers’ with. it, | land,

‘The. marriage: of Winnifred : Eliza-.{

‘was’ solemnized «

FRED ALLEN.

“ment ¢ after 10 years. with the ‘depart
J dry: and ‘fold’ as. when purchased. | ment.

On‘: behalf ‘of * the; staff and

airport

‘and, iron until: the. towel ‘is: perfectly “Mr.” Allen:-with ‘a gift of luggage:
ee do Mr. “Allen finmigrated: from: Lon-

BRENTWOOD “SERVICE UNITES ©
COUPLE IN LOCAL. CHURCH —

“On. return from ‘their: naiieyriGon
beth Lee and Gere, Henry Smith: through the: interior: ‘and-U.S: points
“Brentwood the couple will live” in. Victoria.’

Then wring. out a towel wet in’clear | friends at the airport, A..J.° Know-

manager,. presented

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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

“the -héauty : of the. display; offered:
Mrs:Hammond: $30. for.: one of: the:
baskets:* The’ offer.-was refused.’
“Another fine’ display. of: ‘the same
type. may: be;.seen. vat ‘the: home” of
Mr¢. and Mrs, “Mark. Courser, “Rest-
haven ‘Drive: : --Here‘-are :four™ bas-
kets ‘one: of, which contains’. a. plant
ne several feet x to the

a four and ‘10 years: are - welcome. : — tea’ at private homes « ‘on both islands

pouring: their, Stay

“Conguiners in ‘Sidney. ‘Waterworks: District | are are.
‘5 warned that application: of water to gardens in’ the -
district will only. be: Permitted between : sunrise sand

United ‘church. on. saturiay, ‘Aug..16

= Lat:8 pam,’ with’ Rev. ince “AL Ke Me-: WINNER OF

Seer | Minn ‘officiating. °

“MORE ABOUT. “The bride “was given re avriegé CERTIF. ICATE
- GALIANO- me ly cher brother-in-law, Alan‘ Fergu-. AT: FORD FAIR

‘son; Attending: were: -CPO; Ken | “Loth ar W. Koppe. ‘has. bee cine

ss ne the | aay £ nee Miss | formed. that the: model: steam’ engine
1 ea nee F home: ae that /he: designed ‘and’ built’ iri the’
tion. was held. at: the home o r. industrial arts ‘class ‘at: North: Saan?
and Mrs. Alan Eerugson, 939. ‘Slug: j fich: high’ school” last: year, has been
bikin

: “TABLE LINEN = ae
“try: darning ‘table’: “neu on. the me
sewing machine: First ‘put the worn |: ies
places:in: embroidery ‘hoops,’ loosen)
the tension’ ofthe :machine, and. then:;-
“stitch back: and: forth: ‘until’ the place |
‘is neatly. mended. ‘The mended: ‘por-:
tion i is: hard. ‘to. find. after laundering.

sunset. on

, TUESDAY, " |

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‘THURSDAY ana: - SATURDAY,

7 Sidney W. aterworks District
: Gs AL GARDNER, Eng.

“AM! C. S. nae “Miramichi cand James

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“On. Friday evening. Galiano Cham | Ram
‘ber. of. Commerce: acted’ as ‘hosts. ‘tot: -q | Industrial ‘Art Fair held annually at |. as
yo. shi; y-{ Dearborn, --Mich.’ . Lothar’s s- model -| J!

Just ‘missed | pete ‘ins the: ee

ear, took a panda: bear. ‘hone with
him. “Door prizes ‘were. awarded. to
‘Miss: Laura Bell and, Miss: D. Apple: |

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