f° stry official in his: reply.

and

SOR ced BeaSC TE RR Mot alan ei

| ee

Of Residents.

Iternative’ sugge tion : for a
service: road at Bazan Bay,. for

warded to the department ofhigh-
ways: by “Patricia - Bay Highway.
* ¥esident Gordan Ewan, has been

acknowledged by NR. -Zapt, di-.

“rector of location for the: de-:

partment.” oe

“We will be pleted to: ‘eve
“your ‘suggestion every consider-

ation in our design when we have
a final report: from our right-
of-way branch,’’ said the min-.
‘He
stated further. that interviews
with property owners had been

sought because it is wished to

position the proposed service
road most suitably | to their in-

mented Mr. ‘Ewan, ay

| PREMIERE 10
| AID CLINIC.

The premiere of 20thCentury-

-Fox’s: presentation of Arthur P,

Jacobs’ . production. “Doctor
Dolittle’? at-the Haida Theatre,
Victoria at 8 p.m. on Thursday,
June 27th, is sponsored by the
G.R. Pearkes Clinic for Handi-

- Capped Children ‘to aid the build-.

ing fund for their new premises
facilities. at Haro™and
Arbutus. .
pen at the’ theatre daily from

2 noon. .

Directed by Richard Fleisch-
er, with screenplay, music and
lyrics by, Leslie Bricusse, ‘‘Doc-
tor. Dolittle’?

about the colorful and fantastic
adventures of

The. cast of. the: film. includes

~ Rex Harrison ‘as. Doctor Do-

little, Sai Samantha Eggar as Emma,

: _Anthony Newley ~ as “Matthew —
~ Mugg,> Richard ‘Attenborough ‘as
- Albert Blossom, Peter Bull as-

‘General. Bellowes, ‘plus the larg-
est assortment of wild'and train-

ed animals ever assembled for.

“a musical film, It. was: shot in

_,,TODD-AO- and. DeLuxe . Color.
BABE RUTH BASEBALL.
@:«: ‘Central Saanich team of

e Cosmopolitan Babe Ruth Lea- -
™ gue

Sidney on Monday evening by
the score of 3-0. ‘

: Prince George. =
_ days en route: with friends | at

The box officé.is now.

is based. on the _
famous. novels by Hugh Lofting

a whimsical’

country doctor who learns to talk «
_ With animals.

won a’ play-off game from.

a “Edna | Jackson of "1237.

“Brentview. Drive has hadas her »
guests ~for--several: days “Mrs, --
D.H. Porter of Warland, Wyom-"
ing; Mrs, Jackson’s sister, Miss:
-Jean Shelver. and Mrs. H. Komp~

lar; both of Minneapolis,

“Mrs, Ww. M, Parker has,return-
ed to’ her home at'972 Marchant
Road after attending the Grand
Session of the Eastern Star in

Kelsey Bay. _ Accompanying Mrs.

:Parker:to Prince George were

Mrs, Herbert Young of 958 Mar-
chant Road; Mrs. Albert Doney
of 1748 Mt. Newton Cross Road;

"and Mrs, P.C, Spek of 3190 Mart-

indale Road,
The Brentwood U.C.W, met at
the home of Mrs. T, Crack, Ver-

; . dier Avenue, on Wednesday, June
Orns in fact. goes as far as .
4 @° public - authority. can commit:
¢ itself in matters of. this nature,

and’ refutes earlier vague crit-
icism: that: the highway depart- —
-ment . acts’ arbitrarily,’ com-

19, with thirteen members pres-
‘ent. The devotional by Mrs.
Fred Duncan included the well
known .- hymn,
Around do I -Lift-up my Longing
Eyes’; and a talk on the wonders
of the psalms, entitled. “‘Hymn-
book of Humanity’. The mem-.

bers were happy. to know that:
’ Mrs.: 'T.. Martin of Norman Lane
; “Fole.
“lowing the® business - session a

was home from hospital.

social hour was enjoyed in honor

of Mrs. John wood, who leaves”
“shortly for England* with her
mother and sister from Edmon- °

ton, Everyone wished her a

happy flight. and a safe return.

The U.C.W. will have a summer
recess and will meet again ‘in
September. —

BRIDGE RESULTS |

Winners of weekly play in the
Sidney Bridge Club in the K. of

-P, Hall’on June 21 were as fol-
lows: north-south 1, Walter Allen -

and. Dorothy McConnell; 2, Eric
Barclay and Florence Edwards;

3, Len. and Ruth Hellyer, 4,
‘Joy. Glover..and Dorothy: Jenn-

ings; east-west 1, Denise Mc~-
Coll and Margaret McAvoy, 2,
Jack McAvoy and Fraser Mc-
Coll; 3, Homer and Jean Kolb;

“4°C.T, Skinner and. ‘D.C. Dicke=

son. ot 7

TO PAVE AREA

Saanich ° and". Sidney: joint . fire

committee it was- resolved. to.
expend a. maximum ‘of $575 to

pave. the standing: area of the

“firehall,

“LIKES IT HERE -
“Frank. Hassam,.
year, has returned here hoping
to ‘re-establish residence in Sid-
ney, .Mr. Hassam resided here

until about 10 years ago and has”

since been in Calgary. He pre-
fers it here,

: Legion in” -Espionala, -
2 and .now resident. in Sidney, was
“ “welcomed: by. the. ‘Tadies” of:Saa~

She spent.a few -

‘Unto . the Hills ....

resided in Sidney.
“At the last. meeting: of North : Joyce Watling, George Foley and
Gordie Gudmanson.: 7

in ‘his B4th.

STARTING

Sail away

JUNE 2st

Mrs: 0. R, Dunean, for 15 years
‘a member of the Royal | Canadian’

nich. Peninsula Branch’ “#37 LiA.

_-at-the June meeting.. bet, :
Mrs. M.. “Hadfield,
ladies had “come from Victoria:

President,
announced that as their house had

been unexpectedly, sold, she and.
-her husband would ‘be: moving to =.
Spring Island about the -
middle -of June and. she. would «

Salt

therefore have to resignas Pres-

ident of the L.A.

‘As there. had been no 2nd.

“vice president. elected at: the

annual meeting, Mrs. A. Red-
dish was nominated and elect--:
‘ed to this position for the balance

_of. the year and-duly installed by

past president Mrs. C, Erickson,
Mrs, -Chapputs,. secretary, .
will be. a -signing-officer. until
the anntal meeting in January.

Owing: to the - resignation of

“Mrs. RH. Tutte ‘as sick visit-

ing convener, reports were sill

; somewhat incomplete, but visits:

are still being made by the com-
mittee: «Nine Legion. members
and’ 10- veterans’ wives had been
visited. in Resthaven Hospital,
15 house ‘calls, and 7 Visited
in D.V.A. :

The secretary read corr espon~
dence including a letter : from
Mrs. R.H, Tutte; the Esquimalt
Branch #172 re: Buccanneer Day;
Resthaven | Hospital, and_high-
lights from. the Provincial Ex-

ecutive minutes which had been:

fully dealt. with at the last L.A.
executive meeting. _
y Mrs: K,Herrington : reported

on. two: successful Smorgasbords

and tea served to the zone coun-
cil, May 3lst., also following

-Decoration Day ceremonies Sun-

day, June 9th.. Mrs. E. Briggs
thanked all who had contributed
to the bake table at the zone =
council meeting and reported a.

gratifying sum had been realized:

“Inthe absence. of Mrs. J.
Riddell; there was no. report on
the layette, but a delightful baby
set was received from member
Mrs. “E.~ Wood, “who :formerly
“Mrs. Wood

“Teen: Town has made applica-
tion | to - council «for ‘use. of the

room beneath the new premises :
- of the police. department.

Ald-
erman Mrs. E.M, Sealey said last:

Monday" that: enquiries. ‘relating

to work that would be necessary
to put. the room : into. a usable
condition are not yet complete.

‘Teen Town has ‘organized its”

system to acquaint young people .
. with. the methods of local. gov-

ernment,..-said Ken. Campbell,

“Our. standing “eommittees re= ~
late. to sports, canteen, enter~

tainment and public relations”’.

Californians

§ Settle In.

to Seattle |

Port Angeles

Travel downtown to downtown aboard the luxuri-
ous Princess Marguerite. Sail the scenic coast
and enjoy the sights from the deck or frorn one
of the ship's many lounging areas. Relaxing. Fun.
If you wish, take your. car. Daily service.

(
Lv. Victoria 5:30 p.m.

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VICTORIA - SEATTLE

Lv. Seattie 8:30 a.m. ‘Ar. Victoria 12:30 p.m.

Passengers - one way $6.00, return $11.00
Automobiles $8.00 each way

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Ar. Seattle 9:30 p.m.

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VICTORIA - PORT ANGELES

Ly. Victoria 1: 30 pm.
Ar. Port Angeles 2:45 p

Lv. Port Angeles 3:15 p. m.
Ar. Victoria 4:30 p.m.

Passengers - one way $2.20, return $4.40
Automobiles $6.00 each way.

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FOR INFORMATION PHONE
385-7771

TRAVEL

TRAtSS | TRUCKS (SAPS PLANES . MOTELS / TEL ECOMMUMCATIONS
WORLO’S MOST COWPLETE TRANSPORTATON SYSTEM

pesiah

Towner Park.

‘Discouraged with > the large
metropolitan areas of southern
California as an environment in
which to raise a farnily, Mr.

-and Mrs. Vernon D, Walker have
recently arrived with their goods, .

chattels, cats and children to
establish a permanent home on
Towner Park Road.

The Walkers visited North
Saanich. when on vacation two
years ago, came back in the
summer of 1967 and bought their
new home.

They Hke the more peaceful
and natural atmosphere, the
people; the trees, mountains and
the beautiful . sheltered water-
ways, They consider the com-
munity a good place to. raise
thetr. nine year old son Philip
and: 13. year old daughter
Barbara Ann. :

Vernon Walker was born in
Gretna, Manitoba, very close to
the North Dakota border but left
with his parents soon after for

- California where he has lived

since. Hence, although his wife
and, children are American by
birth, he qualifies as a return-

_ ing Canadian.

For a number of years Mr.
Walker has been associated with
two companies involved in com-
puter programming work. He
was president of one and is still
a director of both, therefore his
interests will require occasional
return visits to the California
offices.

When the unpacking is com
pleted and the family is fully
settled, Vernon plans to obtain
a boat, do some fishing and en
joy the coastal waters which
appeal to him so much. ‘

The Cerebral Palsy Assoc-
iation of B.C, is supported by
funds provided by the Provincial
Government and voluntary ¢con-
tributions.

“Ontario, ;

-the ‘entrance lobby.

husband Philip.

-ganist,
“Loving Shepherd of thy sheep”’,

‘godparents

sou ie For S Salt jane

is now. living in ‘North Vancouver
and,: though, -
wanted. to.do° something "to: help.

..Mrs..V, Hadfield, president,

“reported ‘on the zone council held :

in. Sidney’ recently, at which Mrs.

-. H.F. Jarvis, zone e representative,

had. presided. -.A busload of

and:there had been a. total -of

39° L.A: members,:.with 10 .vot-"

ing delegates from 6 auxiliaries,
Legion day will. be «held - in
Nanaimo
Next: zone. meeting to
Branch #91, Langford, on Friday,
October 25th. The next annual

meeting will be in Prince George
in May 1969.

Mrs. D. McCullough display- ©
. ed. two-.Joyely shoulder. capes

which had been knitted and don-

ated, and L.A. #37 took one for

a needy invalid.

Discussion on indoor/outdoor
floor covering for the memorial
room was finalized, and a motion
made to purchase sufficient to
cover the whole area, including
“The. colour.
chosen is sapphire, which will
blend’ with curtains and 1 paint
work.

Mrs. P. Brethour announced
that she would like to donate an
electric clock for the Legion
kitchen in memory of her late
This offer was
warmly accepted. ;

--The ladies’ will be asked to -

help out at the Legion booth ac
the Saanichton Fair in September,
as usual,

The monthly. tombola was won

by Mrs. J.D, Pearson.

EIGHT BAPTISED

AT GALIANO

The Church of St, Margaret
of Scotland, Galiano Island, was

filled to capacity on Sunday aft-

ernoon,’ June’ 15, when eight local
children. were baptized by Rev,
Horace. Dunster, acting Vicar. of
the parish. 5

The church was decorated with
flowers for the. occasion by.the
chancel. guild: members. ©. The

‘large. vases on the - altar were

filled: with huge red and white

: gladiolus, given. by Mr..and Mrs.
°C,ES° Mershead” in memory of
“their parents..

‘Mrs. G. Philippson was or-
and hymns sung were

“Jesus _ bids us. shine,’? ‘In
token that thou shalt. not fear’,
and ‘Blest be the tie that binds.”

The older girls-wore white

‘organdy dresses with. white .
gloves and white flowers in their -

hair, and, the little: boys. were

“immaculate in white shirts and~

dark trousers. . The only baby
in the group wore a traditional
Christening gown.

Baptized were Nola Christine
and Erin Joan, the daughters of.
Mr.
great .great ‘grandchildren of the
late Canon Paddon, one of. the
early Vicars of: the. Gulf Is-
lands parish, The children’s
2 “were Mrs, ME.
Backlund,’
Paddon, and Evelyn and Gerald
Paddon.

“The: six sons and daughters

of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Wilson

were also baptized. They were
Janice Kasey Patricia, whose
godparents were Mr. and Mrs,

Andrew Wilson and Mrs. Rose--

mary Husvik; Eva Marie Rose,
whose godparents were Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Head and Mrs, Paul-
ine Harris; Rodrick Charles,
whose godparents were Mrs.

Bernard Staltvbrass, Henry Head
and John Hawthorne; Gina Lynn,
whose godparents were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Wilson and Mrs, Tom
Head; Robert Harold, whose god
parents were Mrs. Sophia Rustad,
Archie. Georgeson and George
Head; and the baby Ronald Wil-
‘liam whose godparents were Mrs.
M.E. Backlund, Thomas Carolan
and Charles Head.

Following the-service- . the
congregation held a_ reception
for the children and their spon-
sors in the Galiano Hall which
was decorated with summer flow-
ers, and arrangements handled
by members of the Ladies Serv-
ice Club.

The children sat at their own

' special table which was centred

by a large cake, baked and dec-
orated by ‘Uncle Billie’ Cottreil,
and flanked by tall pink taper
candies.

Mts. LA. Murphy and Mrs.
Stanley Page presided at the tea
table.

Rev, Dunster brought a large
party of his family and friends
from Victoria with him for this
service, and after the tea was
over they made a brief tour of
the island.

Another group of island child
ren is scheduled for baptist
during the month of August.

“not at. all- well,°.

on September 27 and”
‘a’ bus willbe chartered . from
. Victoria.
be hosted “by Prince Edward:

person

Adults. only: please.

Frank Hassan, c/o Craigmyle

and Mrs. Ken Sater, and” ox-

Annie~. and: Norman:

cane,

656-3727.

“The 180-1 ‘bed Sydney San singe

and. Hospital in Australia will
‘benefit this” ‘Saturday: from: “an”.
offering to:be’ taken. by’ ‘the Sid-°
ney, &. Cy Seventh- day Advent~ .

ists.

“pastor AN. How, ‘president
of the British Columbia Confer-.
ence. of Seventh-~ ~day Adventists,
‘said that residents of Sydney,
Australia, need.a new hospital |

‘about as .badly ‘as. we do ‘here

in Sidney, British Columbia.

“However, the local offerings will
‘help replace the frame portion

of the hospital, originally built
-in 1895. In addition, the special
fund will enlarge patient capac-
ity to 300-in order to improve —

‘the hospital’s nurses’ training

program,

“Through the years the Sydney
Sanitarium and. Hospital... has
graduated 930 nurses and at last
count nearly 100 are serving as
medical missionaries in Advent~
ist medical institutions outside
Australia, primarily in the. is-
lands ofthe Pacific,

“’ Pastor. How also’ stated that
in the Middle East only. one
_ in every. 15,147 isa
Seventh-day -Adventist, while in

‘the Australian division one per-_

son. in‘every 125 is a Seventh-
day - Adventist. “Average yearly
income of some ofthese Island
members is equal to $5 Canad- .
ian funds: Consequently some |
of these Island churches take up

: of: collection plates, ©

cause the membe rs ‘give ofabund-

ant: wealth, but because’ they give ;
tithes. and « ‘offer ings of sweet : “

“potatoes. -

COUNCIL PLANS :
ENTERTAINMENT |

Sidney council proposes to or-~

ganize a boat trip and picnic cn ©
~ Sidney Island as an item: in the.

entertainment. of the Voyageurs
Group from Riviera De Lope,
Quebec, scheduled as guests July -
ll to 1%. ;
- On the motion of Aldermen
S.H; Dear and Mrs. E.M, Sealey
“Jast Monday .council resolved to -
invite the councils of Central
and North Saanich to unite. with
Sidney in sponsoring the event.
The visit of ihe party of 12
girls and 12 boys is. in connec-

_ tion with the federally sponsored -

. Voyageurs program which | is an
outgrowth of the successful exe)

_ehange of students. initiated last
year..as_a Centennial project. °

* LONGER ENGINE LIFE’ ~~

A complex -nickel. ‘chemical in’.

motor oil increases the life of

_ certain automobile engine parts —

by. decomposing and producing
nickel oxide which is plated out
‘at points of load, thus reducing
the rate of wear. s

: CLASSIFIED

(Continued from:
Page 5)

-FOR RENT:

“COMING EVENTS.

ONE. AND * ‘TWO ©. BEDROOM .
_ suites, furnished or unfurnished.
Available . now. Nor - Garden’
Courts, 656-3612. Fett

_ FURNISHED CABIN ONE BLOCK |

from stores. $35 mon. . Apply
9701 First St. or 656-2624, 26-tf

3 BEDROOM HOUSE, - UNFUR-
nished, Dean ‘Park area, Avail-
able July 1st... Phone evenings
656-1968. 26-1 -

FURNISHED - HOUSE. TO: RELI-:
able couple July ¢ to October. 656~
1975. ~ = 26-1

: FURNISHED HOUSE IN SIDNEY:
“for July and. August. :

month, including all services.
Phone 656- 33440: 26-1

2. ‘BEDROOM: SEMI- “BASEMENT. ae

suite. Heat, hot water and wash-
‘ing facilties ‘included. ‘$105..
“ Seacrest
Phone 656-1074.

Apartments.
: 26-1

PENSIONER, CAPABLE OF OWN
care, wishes. to .rent. furnished
cabin or, housekeeping room.

Motel, Sidney... . 26-1

GR “TWO BEDROOM
apartmeat or duplex, near shop-.-
ping. Must be warm with plea-
sant . surroundings, . 479-5143.
a : 26h
WANTED TOO RENT,. WATER-
front cabin to accommodate fam-
ily of six for July and August...
Excellent references, - Write
David) “ Persing, 13388 Surrey
. Saratoga, California. -
95070: 88d

3°BR, HOME WANTED TO RENT.
with option to buy: with V.L.A.
approval in the Town of Sidney.
Phone’ 656-1151. 25-2

(ier cirereencince DE,

IUATIONS WANTED .

“SCHOOL BOY. “CAPABLE OF
mowing lawns, . picking. straw~ -
berries and odd jobs about the
yard. would like work.-.. Phone
26-2 |

WILL TUTOR IN FRENCH AND
math. Grades 8 to 12. Phone
656-2128.

HELP WANTED?
2191.

CALL 656-
Mowing lawns, etc. 26-1

CHILD DAY.CARE, MY HOME,
656-1819. 26-1

IF YOU NEED ACABINET MAK-
er - carpenter for your house
with 20 years experience call
656-1766. 26-2

EXPERIENCED MAN WANTS
work, Carpenter work, repairs,
fences, painting, gardening,
lawns, etc. Phone 652-2637, 26-tf

. $90 per.

“WANTED TOR ENT?

“CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE,
Sidney, Brentwood and Saanich-

ton, for appointments phone Kins- ~

men Health Centre, Sidney. 656-
1188.. : é-tf 4

SIDNEY RECREATION COMMIS-
sion Summer Playground. . July
8 -. August -16. ~10 a.m. ©

p.m. -Ages 5 and over, .Re-

gistration fee $1.00; Registra- ™
tion date July 8; 9:00 a.m. 26-1

WE. “WISH » TO. » SINCERELY. Bea ie

thank all our friends and cus- .

“tomers: for their patronage. “It oe

-has been a pleasure to serve you, |
“To: our. successors, ~

"Not _be- ~

- 2,

Dick and
“Isla-.Heimbecker. “may we™ wish - :

at Safeway This Week

AT YOUR. FRIENDLY SIDNEY SAFEWAY.

‘Hair Spray

Suave.

Regular or.
Super.

10 oz. tin

Taste Tells

| Beans with

In tasty.
“tomato. sauce.
28 fle o2. tin

lu nch. Box S

: Fresh, isp.

a:

1 ond fale -

“them. all the best that the future |. ue

‘holds: - Al and ‘Vera Wilson(Al’s
“ Grocery). , is

“WANTED

OLD SCRAP, 656-2469, ott =

“WOMAN WISHES RIDE. TO VIC-

- toria, vicinity of The Bay and ~ ae
B.C, Hydro, commencing. July...
‘from Deep~ Cove Sidney area.”

656-3121 or. 382-2317, 25-2

“LOGANBERRY PICKERS SOON. ~
'- Phone: 656-1696 evenings. 25-2

26-2

_,horsd’

CARD OF THANKS

“MAY 1 EXPRESS MY SINCERE

thanks to Dr. Chang and nurses
on thé second floor of Rest Haven
Hospital for their many kindnes
ses during my recent iliness.
Aliso to ali my neighbors are
friends and kindness and mes~
sages, JEAN KASTOFT. 26-1

WANTED LADY’S “LUGGAGE.
Phone 656-3793 after 3p.m, 26-2 ©

WANTED, .
model automatic washer and dry-
er, 652-2093,

“WANTED - TO - RENT.

Sidney. 656-3060. 26-1

SIX MONTH TOONE YEARBEEF
animal.” Steer preferred. “656=

3828, 0 Bed

ee it

LOST

3 SPEED GLIDER BIKE ‘GREEN

with chrome fenders. — Black.
iron paper carrier, .656-3194. ©
_ 266 1 =

HELP WANTED ©

MALE OR FEMALE. EXPERI-
- Saanich’.
Orchards, Phone 652-2009, 26-tt-

ence apply thinners.

FEMALE HELP WANTED:

WAITRESS FOR SIDNEY DRIVE--

In. . Experience with grill work,
Phone 656-3613. ~. 2682

WOMAN TO CLEAN HOUSE ONE
day or two half. days week. Phone
652-2875, 26-2

‘wenmninetndittes

PERSONAL,

oo neces
COUPLES 20 TO MID 30's WHU
are interested in boating and
sun bathing, write Box XB Re-
view, 26-1

TAKING ORDERS FOR HOME
baked pies, cookies, tea bread,
oeurvres, Mrs. Statr
656-3858. 21-4

TRY BEFORE YOU BUY; THE
Beatty Counselor way. For in«
formation phone 626-2478, 25-2

USE THE REVIEW
WANT ADS.
PHONE 656-1151

et

NEARLY. NEW. ©
- 2621 i

pin
“house or apartment. In or near ~

J Assorted
flavors. 7
[e fl. on. tin

‘Vanilla, — -
Strawberry
or Chocolate . seoneenee

imported.
Serve Chilled
~— Cut 106 tb. wach

Gov't Inspected.
Ave. 6 to 14 Ibs.

Delicious
Bar-B-Qued. i. Grade

cae st te ime

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