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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW |

Wednesday, December 15, 1965.

Record Meeting |.
“gi Pace council ‘set’ MS ond declined to consider new: business.
: on™ Monday. evening, The | council
: met at 7:30 p. m. At 1: 39 the meet- | left to .the “incoming council,

Sing: adjourned. 96g ruled.

‘Thursday - Friday and Saturday
| ico DRLEVERE, Beterdays Only

FRESH GROUND

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BEEF BACON.

“BOSTON-STYLE

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“HUGH HOLLINGWORTH, Prop. 2
: Fourth “one. Beacon

‘Acting. Chairman. Andries’ Boas }

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All ‘except. urgent : ‘matters would be.
he

Ti to Portland; Oregon. .'They travelled

~IN AND

aad roun
“MRS. OW,

Mrs. ‘AL Kolenoff is among those
who are . spending.” the. winter ., at
“Cozy” Motel in Sidney. :: :

-Mr.cand Mrs. K:-F. Lander, . pro-
prietors of ‘Cozy’ motel, “Beacon
Ave.,. enjoyed .a- recent motor. trip

‘with two other couples and: were
away ten days. °

‘Mr.- and Mrs. Douglas. Nash, of
Winnipeg, are newcomers in the dis-
trict and are residing at. 2055 Ba-
zan : Bay. Road...: Mr. Nash, as.a
single. -man, came to. the Island in
19359..and* liked what he saw of this
area. “He again came last Scptem-
ber as a-married man sand fully de-
cided. it was where ‘the: wanted. to
live... He sent. for. ‘his’ wile’ and four-
year-old son, “Kelvin, who’ are ‘also
happy - ‘with the “ move they. have
made. 9 Mr. .Nash gained employ-
ment with Slegg. Brothers. ‘Ltd.; and
‘in spare time’: hopes . to- Ao some
‘fishing: <
-° Members of: ‘the Sada- Lite. square
dancing club : and visitors enjoyed
an: evening of dancing’ at Ste Paul's
United Church hallon Saturday ev-
ening.
ial caller.

‘A 15-year-old newcomer to: the
district from New: Brunswick,

a CGIT group ‘in Sidney.. ‘Mrs. D.-J.

a WAKEFIFLD — PHONE 656-2214.

about. iit.

-ereased to 15.

‘Paul's United Church -hall on Tues-

Howard Emes was the’ offic- i
“ | the Alberta Poetry Year. Book, .950

was”
surpr‘sed to find that there was. not.

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the help of others’ to do something
‘With. a gathering ‘of. seven
girls; a -CGIT ‘group had its be-
ginning. At the end of four meet-
ings the number of members had in-
It was then decided
to. hold a’ Vesper. ‘service. -at St.

Paul's United Church on Sunday. ev-
ening. It was: gratifying: to: sec: so.
many turn out for this service. -The
meetings are held: in room 4 -at’St.

day evening. 7. to 8:30. ; :

Miss: Joyce Gardner, -a’ pupil of
Rae . Burns ‘Dancing: Class, ..was
among. those who: took part: in’ the
Christmas. Diabetic “party. ‘held at
the. Elks -hall. in .Victoria... :

Paul's. United ‘Church’ will” combine
voicesin-the Carol service:to.. be
held’ next. Sunday, Dee. 19". in: the
church. wena ;
My. cand: Mrs. ROW:
Regina, Bee ich}. Sask:,’ are. spending

ei the winters months at. Cozy" motel}

oh'Beacon. Ave. Mr. and Mrs: Stin-
-son have = both ‘retired : from the
teaching ' profession. 2"

“In the «36th consecutive yeu of

entries from ‘points. sll over. Canada

borough, ‘Kalitan Road; ‘brought: hon-

ie f
tive built-in telescope antenna» ‘
full: 16-in.” picture “and~ a: front.
mounted: ‘speaker, Easy. to move,
Jess ‘than 25: Ibs: For. Dig-sereen

‘Always “a. “favourite: pitty: “om.

Pic awith: beaters, | vnipping dive
1 detachable cord):

tumuolse, yellow, or: bolge,

/Kamioug

“Flat. Corduroy. ‘Pool ~ Chair: Covers
“will fit, 27-ineli
In: gold, tanger ine, brown, rect:

“Afr Sten: Tron’ a ws
“appreciated: ‘and
Gre nut valine ate ae

30-inch. ‘chaly,. _
and”

or.

cay — aug
Eau i

ravage t a most
“suceessful Blt, a

Miller, Bmard Terrace, decided with

A “magniflecnt selection’ of these’.
very popular: -and -practical .cab-.;..
~dnets: on
“* Choose’ ore’ from” this: huge dis: a
“play. From. aa .

ec AB: AMlustrated, looming: Brass.
~ Recowt: Rack. on wheels,
~-tive, handy, Nght;-easy. {a move,
_ WH hold. 100- secon,
iden at: : a

The senior and junior choirs of. St.|4

Stinson ol a

were received. “Miss Evelyn Bam-=.

ors to. Deep Cove.-by winning. second.
.. Continued ‘on 1 Page ‘Ten

"Elected

‘CHAIRMAN FREEMAN

‘the ‘Mezzanine’ Floor.”

was alia

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Attic:

iGuent Rit. ; :

COMM, J. E., BOSHER. |

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pleted above, They: will serve. wl

1966 -. council,’

No. ACCIDENTS _
HERE IN SAFE
"DRIVING. he

“RCMP erat Sidne
with drivers. In the:
were 2

police. during
December: AT
Police: “spokesman: sald = it:-was

|.tvols: tran. now:untd
Christmas: and New! Year
‘perlod: ‘and drinking. drivers ‘will
thelt primary: targets

safety equipments ooo oe,

“the Latin. earetta",

meant” wv two-wheeled. vehicle, -

~ Four successful candidates 4 in Side
$ clection on: Saturday: “aver do: |"

Commissioner Leck. Ohristtan’ on the

very! qulet Wool: for them: und: thore

 Potica: will be ‘stepping Up Tord pa-
“the ‘ond of the.
holiday.

Roadblocks
WILL be ‘thrown up throughout’ Sidney:
and North Saanich during this time,
and” police. will also be checking
‘drivers fleences,- insurance,’ bakes,
Nehts,. turning signals” an olfter

fore-run-|f
‘nor of the modern. cart, originally | #

International... Service Committee ;
of the Sidney Rotary Club has: this
year ‘sént out copies ‘of. the. provinc-
ial government. publication ‘Beauti-
ful British Columbia, to many’ of. the
Rotary. Clubs iin Fiji, New Zealand,
Australia, Tasmania, oun “Africa,
‘India, and -England..

Along: with. each book has ‘peen
sent*a “greetingcard .to the .presi-
dent and members of each. club.from
Sidney’s “President “Don. Ruffle, and
members of the Sidney. Rotary Club.

International Service . Committee
Chairman Peter. Drummond, is in
constant correspondence with these
clubs, many of which he ‘has visited
personally. A copious file has been
built-up of replies. from: these coun-
tries. together with many. ‘items ‘of
interest | and international sugges-
tions: :
‘| “This: project’ has: now grown into
quite.a- big: one, . and it - is hoped
that -by.‘this means better interna-
tional “understanding: ’ “and. world

troubled: world of: ours: Mr.

Drum-
: mond. said. ar

peace will ultimately come ‘to this

_|B.C. MAGAZINES DISTRIBUTED |
BY SIDNEY ROTARY CLUB.

‘In addition, ‘slides with a deserip- ;
‘tion of. every member and their. clas-.:
sifications have been sent to Ham- ,
jilton, New ° Zealand. ‘These: will: be -
distrubuted for «showing: around: the:
Rotary. districts of: New Zealand...
- “Thanks of the. club toMr. Drum- °
‘mond were ‘expressed. by fhe. Presi.
dent. ‘Mr. Ruffle. | “

DRIVING |
WITHOUT.
A LICENCE

William. Allan, 19-year-old Sidney
driver whose car .crashed into a’
Fifth St. home. over a month ago -
was fined $20 in Sidney magistrate’s
court on Saturday for driving with-
out a licence,

He. was. pr eviously’ fined $40 for
driving without due care and. at-
tention: ©. Third: charge. laid ‘against
Allan;
was dismissed by Magistrate D.. G.
“Ashby.

Gabriel: Gelaude” was s tihed S15: for -
speeding...’ “ 2

-— PHONE

"SIDNEY FLORIST AND GARDEN SHOP

“= Established 1951. — .
9756 TIMRD STREET — SIDNEY
LARGE SELECTION OF: POTTED PLANTS, PLUS
‘LOVELY CUT FLOWERS

- Stilt time to order those - Christmas Holly Wreat. for something
“different in the gift line -.22.: :

“For. the Personal. Touch that Counts! -

SIDNEY. FLORIST AND GARDEN SHOP.

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TRAVEL SERVICE

“GRAPEFRUIT 10. Ores

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of driving without insurance; ... -

-Also“'in ‘court on Saturday, Robert a