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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

’

Wednesday, “February 2, 1966

ANNUAL BANQUET. NEXT

By JACK YOUNG.

: A fairly large turnout: at ‘the tocal |
_ Legion's. installation. ceremonies on
Friday, * Jan." 28, enjoyed a! varied
“evening. *: Al larger. turnout ‘had been
“expected - by. the» branch's: Ladies

“: Atxiliary.-which had. prepared dunch
- for 200" guests:

Retiring president. Jack Pedlow: in-
- troduced the: following ‘guests’ from
“out.of town branches: J. Blackwood
“of: Okotoks,” Alberta, .Sid .Mattock’s
home branch; ‘Harry, Preske. a-past

‘zone commander; Bruce’ Millburne,

Prince. Edward Branch: No. 91 of

~ ="Langford;..Ted Hornsby, .. Trafalgar

» Branch, “Victoria;
‘ Mrs.
“Ne, “4; . Vietoria; “Jim” Romain” and’
Public. -Service|M

G. -Rabey * and
:Rabey ‘of ‘Britannia » Branch

-. Romain,
‘Branch, ‘Victoria. °- Secretary. Les
lartin’ introduced.-B.°L. “Longridge

a

“<0f the.Pro Patria Branch ‘Victoria,

“the: guest. of . honor >who.‘avas...

- charge: ‘of the . instalation ‘eoremon:
ies: He spoke briefly of this zone!'s
© fight to’ keep the DVA Hospital under

s | ENTERTAINMENT

BIG EVENING FOR LEGION a AS”
‘NEW OFFICERS INS

‘ALLED —

; OFFICERS INSTALLED
‘The. following officers avere:.“in-

stalled: Sgt.4at-arms,. Jack: Young;
treasurer, Steve’ Williams:
tary, Les Martin; :
‘Sid -Mattock; : padres ‘Rev.. C.:.Whit-
‘more,:Rev. 0. L.: Foster;

Vaughan-Birch wand: Rev. Father.
Hantey.. who ‘were absent. due: to ‘ili-
ness;. the executive, -R.-Raimsey, R:

|Munphy, A. pecans A: Baker and

J. Murray. :

‘First. and: “secoitd vice-presidents
Bob . Harmen. and George Paulin;
president, iL. -E..Y¥.: James.» *.

Mr.
for ‘his services and. also the branch
members, for. their confidence. in ‘him:

. Longridge’ presented Jack. Ped-

low. with his’ past president’s ‘jewel:

‘and © “the “new president presented
Mirs.”. E. “Reddish, the » new - Ladies
nf Auxiliaiy:- ‘president, with. ‘a. Bavel
and’ stand.” ra

Lunch." was ‘served in’ “the. base:

the ; DVA's : jurisdiction. °

ment ‘followed “by. entertainment. by.

PHONE 656- 1822

~ HUGH HOLLINGWORTH, ‘Prop.

| oz SATURDAY DELIVERY = ES

2347, BEACON AVE.

secre-
‘service “ officer,.

awho. were:
present’ and ‘the: ‘Rev. Canon F. °C.

James thanked Mr. Longridge:

; composed of. Bobby - Faulds, :

xa Bae

MRS. W. J. WAKEFIFLD — — PHONE e624 0

° Mr. and. “Mrs. Courtney. Griffiths,
Third. St.). ‘travelled. to Duncan last
weekend to.visit ‘a’ relative ‘who, was
‘hiospitaitized. They. were ‘aecomy,
panied ‘by. their ‘three children, -War-
ren, Michael: ‘and. Brenda.

WM. and Mrs: Fred Foran motored

from Okotoks, Allta.,: to: ‘spend a few
days with Mrs; Foran’ S parents, Mr.
and-Mrs. S.°H. Matiock) ‘Rest. aves
Drive... -

:Among newcomers ‘im “the district
are Mr. ‘and. Mrs. N.* Tomlin .. who

arrived - from Victoria ‘to take: up

a ‘group from. Victoria | comiposed of

| master. of ‘ceremonies: Alex. Stewart

who. gave: impersonations of AT: Jol-
son: and” Louis: Armstrong; : pian st
Shela Sheilds' who~ gave .an assort-
ment. of: classical, semi-classical ‘and
favorite. tunes; . The. ‘Wayward. Trio
-Jim

1 Moody : and Bir: Hodgson: were: very

well: received: in: their: lively . musi-
cal’ numbers and “were: ‘recalled | Sev-

leral times; Herb Reinstein, a’ bari- |"

tone, : wendered many. . old. favorites
such:as Old’ Man ‘River; ‘The Drink
na Song and Mandalay...

«James thanked the © group for
sien? “entertainment and” “recalled
them: to the-stage .where an apprec-
iative’ audience. gave them “a-well
deserved | ound of applause. - A

‘dance to the. music of Steve Barklay

rounded off :a: very: enjoyable < -even-
ing. :
“The - next ‘ pisltich: ‘Social “evening

will. ‘be ‘the annual banquet. on’ Feb-.

ruary * 25;: members, . auxiliany | and

club: members and their pantners, are:

‘invited.
ABOUT THE. PRESIDEN’

“Laurance | Emanual Yiaurod James, :
5. to: be called: Larry’ or’

yin’ B.C.,: “Alberta,” .
" ‘katchewan::

residence ‘on -Malaview ‘Ave. “Prior
to. retiring, : ‘Mr. Tomlin ‘was: associ-'

ated “with the B.C. Cement Co. They |: vs

are happy. with ‘the’ move they have
made.andare Jooking forward ‘to
working in their. garden this spring.

Mrs. P. Trousil..has returned to
her. ‘home .on Chalet Road ‘after’ be-
ing ia patient in: St. Joseph hospital
following a car accident... :

- Jim Blackwood -of Okotoks, Alta.,
is.staying at Cozy Motel until March. -
‘While here: he - is: visiting friends. in
the district. ~ :

‘A xumber. of. member's of. the
Sadd-lites: Square’ «Dance .. Club .at-
tended .: the. round: dance.’ jamboree
held. Saturday vat Esquim: ult Junior
high: school...

Miss Jean.Gr iffiths. and Miss Hazel’
Nunn,. of the. Sidney Bank of Mont-
-real staff,: are
week holiday - in. Hawaii.” :
who «is. ‘attending ‘the University: of:
Victorias: Mr. . James®: joined
clays Bank Ltd? in? -1930.- :
He : joined. ‘the Royal: Ain Force

“Volunteer. Reserve’ ‘in: 1938. and was

‘ealled:up in: ‘August, 1939.° He serv-
ed .in ‘Bomber Command until: April
1942 when: the: was -posted to No. 38
O.T.U. at: Patri icia Bay.’ He served
here until June," 1944, was.demobiliz-
ed. in’ October. 1945 ‘anid. retuned: to
work. ‘at Bar clays Bank Ltd.
Mr. and Mrs. James emigrated to
Canada ‘in’ Mar ch 1952. and.resided in

| Victoria: for one year before mioving

to: Sidney. Mr: James: was. on .the:

‘staff of the’ Inspector of Supply and:

‘Fleet » Accounting, “D.N.D: (Navy):
and’ as.such audited Naval Divisions |

He also. visited Inuvik
where. ‘the: “RCN has. “radio. stations
and | Aldavik.: He. iravelled, around.

e-leaving. for a three-.|:-

Bar-

4 down of the activities of the: Sidney

in November,

During. ‘that : period, a: total: of 47!
‘dances thas: been held,

Kinettes Here To regs
Dine With Two .
Victoria. Clubs .

“The Victoria anid Vic-Van-Isle™ Kin-
attes ‘have ‘been ‘invited to a dinner
‘meeting ~ with ‘the Sidney © Kinette
Club on Friday, Feb. ll: :

Mrs. D. Bowcott and Mrs. C. ‘Ty-
ler: are. in charge of “arrangements.
E. Png: will. cater ‘for: the dinner
which. will be held: in He, Kinsmen
“Hallv 2-3

Members of” " the ‘Sidney. ‘Kinette
club ‘will be’ visiting the Saanich. 4-H
Home Arts:Club meetings sometime
lin February or March. “Ais the spon-
‘sors of the Home Arts Club, they are
interested in the’ progress. the girls
are making. ;
‘The next meeting. will, be held at

‘Mrs. A..Porteous’ home, with: Mrs.
‘T.. SparEng and Mrs." A. Knudsen

as. hostesses... The door » ‘prize was
won by Mrs, - Sparling.”

ANN UAL REPORT

Show |

Yeaily eeports: were given by the
various ‘departments. of © the ‘Rest
HavenSeventh-day. Adventist
Ohurch, "at “the ‘annual © business
meeting “recently. :

Ohurch ‘Clerk :Mrs. ‘Hilda, Goertzen
reported a membership of 225. Pas-
tor.-W.::White’ arrived. last ..year :.to

;take over the duties. of..the | church

when: W.: Rogers eft. for further
studies: at. Andrews University. “
IMPROVEMENTS

A. new hot water tank wa's instal-
led;.-new rugs-added, and adequate
facilities installed for. members - to
. tape sermons.:

ok oe

“Resume of the Sidney. Teen: Dance,
Club year was :given-on Monday -ev-

Community. Hail Association.:
. Miss” Jutie. Cox, : president of Sid-
ney Teens, | addressed the’ associa-
ton, Het Teport follows: ae

_ 1. would like ‘to: give ‘a: brief. pun-

Teen Dance: ‘Club ‘since its inception
1963.. :

with’ a. live
band hired: for, each dance: Band
L¢osts ‘have wisen, with the. popularity |
of: ‘the dances, from’ ‘a. low$40 toa

Thigh ° oF $100: for ‘the: last Christmas

dance;
“OF: ‘ate,

ening “to ‘Sidney and ‘North: Saanich’

-y insurance .at-a’ cost-of-

a bea” band. ‘has. ‘been!
given. the nvost’ bookings.” Pee

. parental. ‘help.a (
on ATTENDANCE :
| “AVE Pe

Teen Dances 3 Draw Hundreds|

VOLUNTARY INCREASE ..-' ;
One: vearago. the Teens voluntar-
ily increased this’ to $20 to aid Sans-

-| cha with ‘increased: expenditures. °
To date ‘a total of $1,065 ‘has. been |

donated to Sanscha: $89 to the jani-| onans of Canada. were installed last.

tor’. and $2, 436: has . been. paid. for
bands. The Teens have aided some
needy.. families ‘and given to’-the |
Colonist .500..Fund to..the .extent. of
$158. We-have also’ ‘secured Hability
75 a year. :
*The . Teens, . on”. advice” from. the

i Elks ‘Lodge,. have kept the ‘bank’ bal-
ance ‘to au aminimum,: and at now.

stands at S16. :

‘For; two ‘years running - we “have
held. an:
dance » ‘to which: Si admission is

turkey ‘and: pant Supper

crease. 1

“annual © Christmas. dinner

charged.” This: includes ‘a complete.
prepared |

some, his” many. services ° to the: unit awa:
fod pr esented ‘to: Les Hill:

laven” |

~ Altogether, 4,680 pieces of litera-
ture: were: mailed “overseas ‘in’ 1965.

The value of, food: distributed here .
amounted to $921. Sixty: food bas-
kets .were™ given: out, a good .: deal
being made up from ‘the. canned
food collected: by the Pathfinders at.

of clothing given. away, plus 154°.
blankets. and: sheets. and 32. quilts.”

CONTRIBUTIONS ;
- The. members contributed $22,827
for welfare, educational, “medical

and general missionary work for: the
underprivileged ‘both in Camada and -
overseas, Mrs. Goertzen said. >
» There was a’ 10 per-cent gain in

membership with a slighthy higher

{gain in tithe and - offerings. -

Pastor WwW: White. thanked all out:

i going. officers and looked forward,

to ‘a _ good year: in 1966.

BIG CROWD.

\FOR VETERANS -

INSTALLATION

the Army, ‘Navy. and :Air Force Vet-

week by ‘provincial officers: .G;
‘Campbell: and -F. Washbrook:. Re-
tiring president J. Swedberg intro-
‘duced the visitors.”

The “annual | general ; ‘meeting » of:
Unit 302 ~was:heid in the ckib prem-_

number of. members; in, the e history
of the. club. ;

the provincial. command: ‘annual. con-

vention “in ‘Vancouver on ‘January cee
28. and: 29."

‘Special plague - in Tecost tien” of

New. president “of: the: Sidney: unit

mah is ‘George DeKelver; tinst: vice-presi-

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