“Wednesday, May 28, 1969

> “rooms” “tied for’ ‘the attendance
prize of a book.® . -
“At the “close of: the. meeting
by refreshments’ were served by! the 7
‘social committee. ‘

oMrs,. N. Cuth:
: chairs
‘Prosser read the

DUST NUISANCE
AS TEMPORARY |

made: for
Sports

the
and ‘

“nich councii:
the.
vated by. the speeding. of-trucks”

j, “Children will be
“hot dogs and ‘cold

iscussion of plans for the”

mitted Limit, say residents:
at. the Fall Fair was held, .

Public Works Chairman TG. _

- re-surfacing operations are well
‘im-hand, with Tomlinson Road ale:
; ready: sompleted. ate a 69st of
; 8 520. : :
Couneil

agr weed

is. Rudolf: “should” be’. given’ paved

~ originally planned. .: The extra.

"so assured Alderman Michell. a

“Wer now "have Fresh -

n Morsby island Spring Lamb

"GEM THEATRE ©
SIDNEY — 656-3033

“MONDAY - FRIDAY 7:45 P.M,
SATURDAY 6:50 P.M. & 9:00 P.M.

~ TiHURspay - FRIDAY = SATURDAY.
MAY 29.- 30 - 31.

” ONE SHOW EACH MIGHT AT.7
Admission; Adult $1.2

$B pame si
5: Student $1. 00: Children - Tae

WINNER OF ql ACADEMY AWARDS! :

_-METPO-COLDWYNMAYER sstsaos ACARIO SONTIFROLUCION
DAVID LEAN’S FILM o: BOR FASIERNAKS

-DOCIOR ZHiVAGO

~ ERALD NE CHAPLIN - JUL CHRISTIE - TOM COURTENAY
ALEC GUINNESS - SIOBHAN McKENNA - RALPH RICHARDSON
OMAR SAR iss 260) i STEIGER : RITA TUSHINGHAM

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“MON, = TUES. - WED. ~ THURS, — FRI- SAT,
» JUNE 2-3-4-25-647

Doris Day and
| Brian Keith

“With Six You
Get Eggroll”

“Dust nuisance’ on roads await-— ,
“ing surfacing. has brought anum="..
“ber of camplaints toCentralSaa- =.
-On'Old West Road.
situation’ has. been aggra- «>

‘and cars ‘well beyond the pera

1: Michel! told council last week that-<

- “that. Mount a
-Newton,: Old® West “Saanich-and © -

ne. surfaces - instead ‘of: sealcoal ‘as

cost will. not change the budget, "oo - i -
| ay University Grad.
ja Age Twenty :

os Julie’ Cox of 2287 Amelia Ave.,
5 Sidney, will receive: her Bache-
~ Jor of Arts degree
_ University “of. Victoria’ at- the
". graduation ceremonies to beheld

‘training -.course

“ton X Rd.
_ summer ater having completed
her first year training as medi~ -
“eal lab~ technician’ at’ B.C.LTs > ~
She will be employed in the lab- ©
oratory at Royal Jubilee hospi-
Her par-- -
T. Pelter
went to the mainland yesterday
‘and - brought. Elaine back. with
_ them, | ee,
- Fe Michell, Victoria, accom-
panied by Mr..and Mrs. W. Wills
Weiler Ave., and Mrs. J, Bryce, —
“ Blue Water Aptsey returned home>
~ last. week after a two week holi+
in California, Nevada and -
Utah. :

{A Message For You

Saturday, May 31.

Graduating at 20 y years ofa age,
» she took - her early: “schooling ©
_ at Sidney Elementary and was in
the last class at North Saanich
Julie was one of
_ the princesses in 1967 at the .
All Sidney Day celebrations.

High School,

.Folowing graduation;

from. the

Julie

will.do. social welfare work with

She’ leaves “July 7

“the provincial government either
“in’ Vernon’ or Chiliwack,”

B.C,

for an in-
in--Vancouver,

and C, Mullin.

Winners at the South Saanich :
“WAL .500 card party last Wednes-
- day evening were Mrs. C, Mullin,

Mrs. P. Hamilton, F. Hamilton
Hostesses were)
_ Mrs, W. Wills-and Mrs. J. Bryce... -:
_ This was the--final WI, card
“party of. the season, and will
resume again‘on September 10.

* Miss Elaine Jelter, Mt. New-

-home for

‘tal -for the summer,
ents. Mr, and Mrs.

day

the

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Coverings. .° 0).

to contact is

HOURIGAN

715 Pandora Avenue

in Floor.
Carpets
Linoleums, Vinyls. Ceramic
or Plastic Tiles , + the firm

Ss

CARPETS & LINOS LTD.

Victoria, B.C, EV6-2401

SULIE COX.

: Tea Saturday, April 26.

me traction

“cafternoon activities,
“gery ved, in’ the. upper
beautifully: ‘decorated - with
2 Spring: ‘flowers. Tea was poured
“by. Mrs W.eHilton, Mr. 3.G.G,
 Bompas,. Mrs. AY  Ostram, and -f.
oMrs, (Crampton. .

|

“alone and about the restric¢-
ted passages of Qu’ Appelle,
“the ‘below-decks
-modation’. “and ©

in. “spick cand span. order

“anda marvel: of invented |”

convenience and .contrived
comfort for. the.
over. 200-ratings.
Several!
skull later and upper deck
was regained in time for
the concluding exercise.
when a T-33 from beyond
the hills “made repeated
passes atthe ™”~ onassor=
ted bearings. — Low-level
approaches. at high speed
“made radar ineffective, we

were. told; our trust.was in’

: the Men in the turret.

A quiet session with Cap-

tain: Peers in’ the Ward
Room ended a revealingand
instructive cruise. during
which the famed hospitality

of the senior service: was--

amply experienced:
It -was , with some’ sur-

to her Esquimalt berth.
Qu’ Appelle sis: the fourth
ship of the Mackenziec lass
of destroyer- -escorts to
‘be commissioned, and the
second to bear. that name in
the. Canadian Navy. ;
The.-first. = Quw’ Appelle
- began her career: in the
Royal Navy. as» HMS Fox-
hound in 1935. After serv-
ing with distinction around

White Knuckle rom

|

Continued’ From Page One | ie

accom=—
facilities -.
‘were inspected; everything»

crew. of.

cracks: on the -

. <- marine: protective;
- prise’ that the appearance
-.of Commander Allan sig-"-
nified that Qu’Appelle in the | -
meantime had been brought .

“-The- ‘Jong ; tables - in the halls

“)o2 basement were. ‘well ‘laden with -|
"5 home: baking, candy,
“~wandicratts, ‘and:‘a large display. :
-of* greeting cards.
sunny! ‘afternoon contributed ton
>the success “of “the plant’ sale; =
“held on the: front lawn. ce

“Mrs. Do ‘Hartley. was an at-

for . thes children with
her apron of.a thousand pockets,
The C.G.LT. spent the entire

afternoon washing cars_ with the
“ve “able “help ‘of their Aeader, Mrs,
os Ky, Sedgman.

” President: Mrs:

‘erial, whe, officially opened the

Was

Members of

friends who contributed towards
the success of the event.

BRENTWOOD.

A. Spring .salmen, °19 pounds
10 ounces, ‘was the largest ‘fish

caught in the fishing derby held °
by St. Joseph’s Hospital at Dave |

‘Adams: Marina :in Brentwood on
Sunday, May 25.

The trophy went to Norman
Spahan, 1037 Sluggett Road,
Brentwood.

“Among those travelling by, air
on May 24 to Britain and con-
tinental Europe were Mrs, H.A,
Bosher of 1036 Clarke Road,
Mr. and. Mrs. Cuthbert Brown,

"9139 West: Saanich. Road, and
- Mr.

r. and Mrs, Louis Richard,
6630 West Saanich Road.

Britain,. North Africa and
the. Indian Ocean she was
commissioned “as “ HMCS
Qu'Appelle: in February,
‘1944, and further distin-
guished herself on convoy-
duties and in the anti-sub-
sereen_
at. the. Normandy landings.
She was) paid off in 1347.
The present Qu’Appelle
was) built in Quebec and
“commissioned in 1963.
Like all other modern anti-
submarine ~ destoryer-es-
‘corts in-the Canadian navy
~ she
‘the. most. modern ‘sub- .
marines under.a variety of
weather conditions. She is
‘insulated . and... air-con-~
ditioned for both the fight-
ing efficiency and comfort
of her ‘crew; :

Canadian ht

‘In Lapham & Lewis Bldg.,
2354 Beacon Ave.
Sidney

ART SUPPLIES -

SHELLS, LOCAL ARTS AND CRAFTS,
PAINTINGS, GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS

656-4212

sewing and-

The warm. ~

: . Beaumont .
: introduced ‘Mrs, H, Youson: pre-"
sident’ ‘ot the Victoria. Presbyt-.

Tea was”
hall whieh™

: the Dogwood group :
“served-tea while Mrs,J. Woods. -
“greeted:guests. Mrs. L, Dearing»
: presided at the door. The U.C.W.-
_-- Wish to thank all members and

_ Brenta Lodge.

is’ desigmed to hunt ~ ~-Responding: for- the Chamber, :

PHILBROOKS SHIPYARD

2324 HARBOUR RD., SIDNEY

For Fast Marine
Repairs & Service

656-1157

ofa member,

(2) Aplications shall

(3) The
Pducation ty

f4) The Sehlarshy €

> award wilh he

SAANICH PENINSULA CREDIT UNION

WMaurice F. Connor
Memorial Scholarship

MW) The Applicant must be

be made to the Scholarship Comirittes,
Union, P.O. Box 386, SIDNEY,

amr

made

ao member of the

Applicant must have completed Grade 12
any oof the

TETEE Oe:

following

RULES

on

te an applicant whe

moans -7- University.
school, Vocational Schoud, Apprenticeships, Trades Se hoot, Ete, bte,

rsohetomor ceipi oF

Saanich Peninsula Credit Chien or the descendent

cyt Saanich Geninsala Credit

and be endeavoaring to pirther his or her

Music Conservatory, Nursing

will consider the sehool academic standing and ifizenshiy.
contribation in both school and con munity.

any othee schodarshtp,

RATE courT]

ZONING
~ SOUGHT |

; Proposal” ‘of Brentwood.
7 Properties Ltd. to’ estab=
lish) oa transient ~ ‘trailer-
~¢ourt’” “adjacent . to But-_
-chart's. Gardens was the
subject of an inquiry. at the
last. Meeting. Sof Central

~ Saanich council.

‘Jim MeKevitt expressed

“some anxiety.as the appli-
cation had been made ‘to
council’ 2.1/2 months ago,»
It had béen:said ata pre-
vious ‘meeting of ‘council
that . the . Capital. Region -
Planning Board is’ not’ in

. favor of the proposal. :

“T think the location was

~ just pinpointed on the map
and not.” surveyed,’ said |
MreMeKevitt; He indicated

_that Ian'Ross of Butchart’s |

. Gardens had ‘tmoreor less

: instigated, the application,”
and‘ that: every night in the

_ summer season between 40
and 50 peoplé are in’ the.
vicinity looking for over- -

night accommodation. ° oa
 Stitvis felt: that this is.
an ideal ‘situation,’ ¥ “gaid
Mr. McKevitt.°

_ 4 Mayor. AvM. Galbraith
said that .a-recommenda- —
tion of the zoning commit-
tee would be brought to :

council in due course,

Rezoning “for trailer
camp use was ‘dealt with

_ by Capital Region Planning. -

“Board in a ‘study circu-
lated last year. Suchappli-

. eations would be-subject. to. ©
a statutory’ public: hearing
before rezoning at the dis-

* cretion of council.

CENTRAL SAANICH
WAS REPRESENTED |

Contribution of Central. Saan-
ich to the Victoria Day Parade
was generally applauded Coun=
cil. at its last meeting passed
resolutions: of appreciation: ‘to
prize winning Chief Thunderbird
and. his Indian Dancers,‘ North
and South Saanich
Society and« Central
Chamber of Commerce.

“Saanich

The float entered by the lat- —

ter organization was particularly

commended because ‘it Was. very *

much -an- eleventh-hour  eftort,
and .only made. possible by the

“generous assistance of a num-

‘ber of local. business firms and

,& task force of volunteer help-" _
Allen oof

ers headed by Mrs,

Gordon Ewan said. that it had

all been done at a cost of $30:

‘a pretty good community hap~-
pening,’ was his assessinent.

HIGH WATER BILLS?

“New, inodern styled Meul-.

seats, inexpensively.
Replace those leaky squeaky
; faucets,

For Repairs,
Alterations and.

New Construction:
C, LICENCED PLUMBER

LES COX
PLUMBING

SIDNEY B.C, 656-2044

~.May- wieeting. at the honie. of Mrs. a
. CY Essery Butler Road, with 11.

; Mrs: W.. Wills presided.

“the horne economics spoon to’ a.
“Mt. Newton Junior High student, —

W. VanAlstyne,-

“WL pertaining fo driver train ;

Agricultural —

ler taps,with replaceable}

pron ae wereinemae

Sree ae en

FOR TASTY
BREAD
AND PASTRY
DAILY

ENONE 656-1012 —

SIDNEY BAKERY

and

Sold At
All Leading
Grocers

“SOUTH SAANICH Wi MEETING

held the

“south Saanich“ W.L. party
iember., 10... It. was. decided to.
carry’ on the annual ‘Christmas .

members and one guest present. - turkey | 500 card party and set:

»A donation. was made to the”
Salvation Army and Mrs, Cy. JES
séry’ offered to. take charge of
‘the purchasing and presenting of -

ated by Mrs. P. “Spek and wott-
“bv. Mrs. J. Bryce. -
ments were served by the host-
ess.

The. Jiine mesting will be held.

A quilt top was auctioned, “and

of Mrs. “A, Hafer,
went to the highest bidder, Mrs, .

“BRENTWOOD LIBRARY

” Because - of ‘staff Changes the

ing courses were discussed. and, Brentwood Bay public library”

acted upon, Wl be closed Thursday evenings
Last Wednesday's : - during the summer months,

‘Resolutions. from Salmon Ari.

500. co rd

and. the last until’ sep= .

the. date. for. Décember 12. The.
Solarium raffle gift’ was. don-~

Refresh- -.

at the’ Central Saanich Road home

WORTH- WEST at. NEWTON
‘PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION

Annual Meeting will be neld a at Holy ‘Trinity Chureh Hall,
Mills x Rd. at 8 b. m, on Monday, June 2nd-

Meeting will include Extr aordinary Resolution on extend-
. ing the Association's boundaries ‘to include area from Cole
: Bay h Indian: Reserve to Central. Saanich boundary. :

22 on

~ KEEP YOUR CAR IN
- SOUND. MECHANICAL CONDITION

ee AND 7
Contribute To Your Own Safety
‘And The Safety. Of Others”
Come In For A Safety Check Now

Flint Motors Li

e
‘Beacon Phone
at Fifth © or Hour Towing Service. 656-1922

The Yorkshire And Canadian Trust

132: Fort Street, Victoria, B.C...
' Phone 383- 0514

FOR SALE

Three bedroom. home, electric “heating, .well insulated.
Only “six- months“, oki. ~ Cablevision, garburator.. : Well
built and in excelent condition, $17,500.
A prime one acre apartment site. If you have a good down
payment F phone me re’ financing,

SIDNEY’.

, “Several nice 1/2 acre lots in North ‘Saanich. Some qualified .
for V.L.A.
WANTED-
Fairly modern 3 bedroom home up to 920,900. Good down
“payment or possibly all cash...

BRENTWOOD . .
2 Bdrm. ‘full basement’ home, 2 semi-finished bdrms.
in -basement, large lot. Could be V.L.A, Asking price

$21,000.
For~ further particulars and financing and = if you. want -

action phone A.W. Sharp 384-0514 or Res. 652-1941.

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Torremolinos, ‘Tangier, Rabat, Casablanea, Fez, -
Maknes.. Seville returning to Vietoria, October
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