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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, January 26, see

‘Saanich Students To. Join
In Travel Program This Year

rs ‘Several. “senior | ‘students: from
a ‘Saanich school ‘district will have an
“opportunity to. visit. ifor ‘a week. in
-another. part. of. Canada‘ this summer
2 under. an: inter-provincial Canadian
Centennial Youth Travel. Program.

Grade 11 and 12. students: will
: travel ‘in groups - of 24: to another.
-School- district on‘ an: exchange ‘ pro-
“gram! sponsored ‘by ‘the : department
“of education in conjunction. with the
“Canadian. Confederation Centennial,
- Committee. of British Columbia.
The. program was introduced Jast
‘year. but this is the first year. Saan-
‘ich «school ‘district has. been, invited
to participate.
How many students: from - this dis-
trict . will: “participate | in -the ‘pro-
giam: this ear and where they will,

~ Bo has not :yet. been. determined..

aad. We: Lott, principal of Claremont
“> genior - secondary school; was | ap-
“pointed ‘chairman ‘of ‘local Youth.
“Travel Program committee: and the
- school board willbe ropresented by.
: ‘Trustee : Mrs: Nora Lindsay.” oo

“2 Purpose: of the project. ‘is to: pro-
“vide: an. opportunity -for young: Can-
“aadians. to: broaden: their ideas about
oo thei own country,” Saanich. school:
= trustees’ were : informed “} ‘Monday. It

- will give. them: a tiving ‘experience
of the geography of another part of
Canada; its “political: and ‘education-

al jinstitutions, cultural life, “artistic:

and industrial achievements and “in
greater’ detail the: ~ activities of a
specific area. °”.

‘This .-year “some 160 groups of 24
students: each” will:
Canada:under ‘the program." ‘The
students are’ ‘billeted’ individually
with:.families’ and. special programs

are”. arranged by the local ee

t ces.

13 YEARS HERE

Services. were ‘held at: Saanichton
on: Tuesday for. Mrs. Phyllis M.

Brown of Sidney who: died at Rest.

Haven Hospital - on. January 22..

Born in England 57 years ago, ‘thre
late .Mrs.. Brown had resided. in Sid-
ney: for’ the: past’13 .years’ and: her
jate residence . was 2332 Brethour |
Ave.

She: leaves her husband, ‘George.

B.-P) Brown; her: mother, Mrs. Ada
Ellen. ‘Taylor, ‘Vermillion,: ‘Alberta;
her ‘sisters, ‘Mrs: “A. Beecroft, Ver-.
million; Mrs:°E. Alton, Kelowna,. and:

Mrs.” AvBell, Vermillion; ‘her’ niece,

Mrs, Anne Cox; . Victoria, -also sev-
eral nicces .and nephews ‘in “Alberta.

Services: prior. to.-cremation :were.
conducted ‘by Rev. 0. L. Foster -at’
St.Mary's: Anglican Church, : Saan-
ichton,:on:. January 25.°. Arrange-
ments. were = by Sands Chapel. of
Roses,” “Sidney. |

In the North

Saanich Area

travel. ‘across:

“Above are seen A. A. Cormack and J. G.
‘receiving their presentations. from the council. Third

Presentations | To Former Council ‘Members:

recipient,
mony.

Mitchell

“Andries Boas, “did not attend the ote

BIG- EVENING A'T &

SANSCE LA

Club

“Milestone” in the “history” of» the
Sidney Rotary: Club :-was chalked: up

members, their wives,: visiting ‘Ro-
tarians- and.“ guests .crowded . into
Sanscha hall-for the, 1, o00th- meeting
of: the » club.

as “Prince George for the occasion
and -all. clubs in’, District. 502. were.
tepresented.
PROUD MAN.
-Proudest-: ‘mai ‘in the” hall
‘president. ofthe Sidney.'service club.
Reminiscing” about ‘the: early: days of
the.:club, Mr. Stenton: recalled: that:
it. was: not. ‘easy to. find’ the first AT
wh

“the: "Sidney: Rotarians -

Meeting No. 1,

on Saturday. evening : when some 250°
* Well-wishers - came ‘trom as: fait H

; 1 was
Frank. Stenton : who: was the- charter

president of District 504 from. Prince
George and Jack Baikie, District:
502° president.

CHARTER MEMBE RS

Several of the clubd’s charter mem-
bers. were present. at. the. 1,000th.
‘meeting. . Charter’.member's of: the
Sidney club. were George Baal, Law-
rence. Christian, Fred Ford, .Stan- |,
" [ey Henn, Malcolm ‘McIntosh, James

--| Ramsay, - Stanley ‘Watling, John
Speedie, Thomas .. Bath, George
Fleming, J ohn. H ambley,: David

| Holden, Leslie” ‘Marshall, /Tom Sims,
Henry-* “Stacey, “Donald Smith, the
first ‘secretary, and ‘Frank Sten
charter president. o

- After - a. -smorgasbord dinner, the
guests . “were entertained by Rotar-'
ians"" John’ Bruce, * Nick: Tkachuk,

in barbershop.” quartet . igtyte and.
| Perey: Lazarz ‘and: Ken: Thomson: ‘as
aly. singers: Victor. Dawson: ted

= | supplied by | the.-Don Trim Combo |

Duncan: Douglas,’ ‘Chemainus,,

250° ATPEND

: For. ey
df Sidney In 20

Yea rs

‘standing students. at Nor th, Saanich.
and. Ovaremont. schoels; . $1, 000 . plus
labor. to provide .a- thr ee-1room..care-
taker's cottage at the Girl Guides’
Kingswood Camp valued: at .$7,000;
$5,000. to. Sanscha; $10,000" to the
North and ‘South Saanich Agricul.
tural Society:as a share of .midwa
proceeds; $4,000 Rotary building at
the agricultural | society grounds at
Saanichton; .$3,000 ©:to. Rest . Haven
Hospital. - towards “an -amaesthe-
tic machine, operating table, nursery:
room, furnishings, Labine : bath, -ul-:
ra =.sonic physiotherapy ‘machine
and. emergency ward. . :

‘The Sidney. club was: also: host
'|the first. “Rotary Birds’’ internation-

{Thomas Bradley: and Frank Minns |:

jas, ‘spirited . singsong. | /-The. -evening |
ee | concluded : witha: ‘dance: with’ music

lat the a 000th. ‘meeting included: Vie-' re :

al fly at: Patricia. Bey. Airport last

% _ CENTRAL HEATING :
~ After. several

‘ing. the comforts of central: heating.

Canada. exported. $500, 000:-worth: of.
‘heating equipment :to ‘Byitain’: ‘in.
rade ad Gor to. the: ae

cold: ‘winters the:
British: are’ more: and. more: “accept-

onautics and Astronautics has been

| awarded: to the son. of ‘a ‘Saanichton

couple this. year.: -~
The ‘award was. presented. at New

-} York. on “Tuesday to. Dr... Francis

S. Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. R.

‘Dr. Jchnson is head of. the Earth

jand Planetary Sciences Laboratory
‘Jat the Graduate Research Centre. of |
“Ithe Southwest in Dallas, Texas.

‘The award, .consisting of a certi-.

-| ficate wnd an ‘honorarium of. $1,000.

was presented to Dr. Johnson for
his . “outstanding | contributions | to
knowledge of the sokar constant ul-
traviolet spectrum, : . jatmospheriic

structure and dynamics, the geocor-

ona and: the existence and nature of.

atmospheric: gravity .waves.’’.;

ALREADY IN BUSINESS |
Despite
tory, Canada is prominent, in. the an-
tique ° business. Antiques valued. at
_Lwell over. $6,580, 000. were “exported
in 1965” says: the”

Trade. and Commerce.

|miles above the

its relatively. -short “his:

SON OF SAANICHTON COUPLE |
|WINS SPACE SCIENCE AWA

“The ‘Space. Science Awand present- ;
ed by. the American Institute of Aer- |r

‘Dr. Johnson was the’ first man to =

recognize that the outermost part. of

in’ hydrogen. v0]

ed. worldwide. -attention ‘a.m a the
discovery : of a continuous hydrogen
layer surrounding. the earth ‘figures

in the structure and lifetime of radi-
. S.. Jchnson,; 7909 East Saanich Road.

ation particles i in the Van ‘Allen belts.

Other. work of Dr.
ognized with -
Award: concerns. ozone _in’ ithe
mosphere. He helped. determine the
vertical presence of ozone, Jeam-
ing. that it is most ‘prevalent - 20
surface and _ still
can ‘be found at altitudes of 50 miles.

Dr. Johnson: was . born in’ Omak,
Washington,: and: received ® his’ -ba-
chelor’s degree ‘in physics at. ‘the
University of “Alberta in . 1940. -‘Trvo
years ‘ater ‘he got ‘his miaster's. in

.| physics .and: meteorology at: the Uni-

versity. of California and his doctor-

versity _ in 1958.
His parents, ‘came. to:
Saanichton :

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be® affected” by? the provisions of. ‘the proposed !Zoning’ By-Law,’ -1966,
Amendment::to's'Zoning * By-Law (No.97/°:1959" and dhe: Village: of Sidney,
By-law No, 114; “Amendment 10: Zoning. By-Law: No, 97, 1959" will
be: afforded:an opportunity tobe heard Inthe ‘matters. contained: therein
before thie: Municipal Couneil-o¢ a Public Hearing to ‘he held in -the Couneil’
Chamber, “Municipal Tall,- 2440 Sidnoy Avenue: on. the ath day of: Febru.
wy, 1966 at. 8:00. o’clock..in. the evening. - Ls

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