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THE REVIEW

- Wednesday, March 24, 1971

LOCAL FRESH EGGS
OAKS POULTRY FARM

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Hens for sale, free manure for your flower garden

880 DOWNEY RD. SIDNEY

656-2485

P & 0 ALASKA CRUISING

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June 9 and June 23

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Gulf Islands

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LICENCED PREMISES

QUARTER -
‘DECK CAFE

Harbour Rd. at Van Isle Marina

DELIVERY §56-4717. ERE.

- Private Parties after 6 p.m. 385-2297.

FOR SALE

“3 BDRM. HOME.

‘One year : old. ‘athedral Entrance, finished fireplace up and
own. ‘Basement © framed” for ‘finishing. “Landscaped.
Maryland Sub-division. : ee CE ns

Phone 656-3674.

- JACK MACAULAY |
| COTTAGE ROLLS

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| - 2360 Beacon Ave, -  656- 4311
~NEW TOYOTAS. FROM $1995, 00
NO DOWN SPAYME NT — $66, nd MONTHLY

fH 69 MUSTANG GRANDE.
BR 6o FAIRLANE
68 BEAUMONT.

LOADED
(SPEED HLT-R SEATS -~ RADIO

CUSTOM S.W,- VE ATPSH. 270005
MILES ¢ ONE OWNEM)

i EPIC | HADIO + ONLY a000 MILES

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ean 5 AND MANY. MORE $100.00 up

NO REASONABLE OFFER REF USED

ETE OR PTICED sEipe RD |
mo NRADES — TERMS -- CONSIGNMENTS

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JOE F LETCHER — MANAGER : HAROLD JAMISON
fnvtant Appraianls BE

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municipal
“legislation and administration
- which. affected organized and
‘unorganized °
“geographically defined zone.

“twice a’ month, on the Third
Wednesday sitting in committee

When Minister. of Municipal
Affairs Dan Campbell introduced
Regional District Government:to
British) Columbia™ in -1965. he
created... great. > fear — that
traditional municipal council
government - was coming “to an
end. Conversely. in» rural or
unorganized areas, he created

the fear. that a quiet way of life

was about to be gobbled up’ by
powerful urban forces. Some of
those fears still.exist today: but
fortunately in ever decreasing
quantity.

Most. people at the political
level have come to realize that |
what Mr. Campbell. had. brought
into being was relatively simple

in concept. He had created a

series of: multi-purpose boards
throughout - the Province and.
given them the authority to

. provide various aspects. of

legisiation, ‘services..and ad-

~ ministration for projects. or™

functions which © overlap

boundaries;

areas in a

“When_ the: Capital: Regional

District first came into being, it.
Was. incorporated ‘in 1966, Salt-
“spring and the Outer Guif Islands
‘were not part of the system. The.

boundaries at that time reached

from. Port Renfrew on the West
“Coast, to Sidney.

All members. ‘of the Board are.

. elected officials. The. electoral

areas elect their. ‘representatives.

to the District Board directly.-
‘The Municipal representatives to.
‘the: ‘District site directly

- The.

nd Saanich, ‘two maa ermen :

= s Sitting as. ‘Directors: oe

The’ “Regional. ‘Board ‘meets |

and on, the fourth Wednesday.

sitting as the full Board. Both
Ineetings start at 2:00 p.m.in the

Room at Burnes House, Bastion

_ Square, and both are open to the at
| public, =
Staff: of: the Regional. District.
f totals 20 and includes’ secretaries, |
i “building inspectors,’ accountants
j. and planners. The chief executive.

officer, or Executive Director as
the full. title is, is Dennis A,

! “Young. Department heads are
) A.H. Roberts, Planning Director;

William. Gerry,» Engineering
Inspector; i and John Berikoff who
is in charge of the treasury.
department, This very small
staff is carrying quite a Work
load.

- dn the Greater Victoria area a
massive trunk sewer programme

osting in excess of $7 million is

rapidly nearing completion.

will alleviate what has to date

been an- extremely serious

problem, . coos
fo There. are: other exciting”
~ programmes underway. all” of |

Which we. in. Central, Sxanich

share in,”

dust recently Directors: of the,
voted”:
unanimously to purchase: 2 ei

7 SIDNEY HARDWARE LTD. |

DWE DEN IVE Ro a

f

Regional Board
acres of parkland at East Sooke
for. a cost of
£500,000, Tf it scoms strange that
the Regional District. should he
buying a big park an an area

which does not support the parks

Programme, then it: must) be
remembered that) Regional
“Directors think and > aet

regionally, not parochially. The

park at Exst Sooke was pur-

BY MAYOR A.M.

Chapel on March 23.

It!

GALBRAITH

CENTRAL SAANICH

chased for the use of all people in

the Region. not just for the people

of Sooke.
Other. Regional functions now

under study and soon to be part of

the Regional Government system

are public health services; social

and. welfare services: the

disposal of solid wastes (gar-

bage) and the possible institution

of a data. processing system to

serve the entire Region. Each of

these things will. on one way or

the. other, affect residents of
Central Saanich:

I think. it should be remem-

bered that the Capital Regional

District. with its representatives

from the Saanich Peninsula, ‘is

interested only in good govern- |
ment and in Serving the needs of

the people.

Obituaries

RAYNBIRD-
Born in England and resident
in the Saanich Peninsula area for
43 years, Minnie Louisa’ (Rita)
Raynbird. of 5991. Old. West

Saanich Road died i in Victoria ‘on
“March 20. She was predeceased

by” her husband, - Thomas, in:

November of 1970. Surviving are.

her daughter, Mrs: Dorothy M.
MacKay of. Vancouver, two
sisters’ in England. and many
nieces and nephews: ..

Padre’ J.A. Roberts: officiated.
at the funeral service in the
Thomson ‘and ° Irving. Funeral

: MILLS”
= A native of Leicester, ‘England.

1:

of 49 years: He “was a

Branch, The’ Royal. Canadian
Legion. - “Surviving -
‘daughter, Karen, “at home.

Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidney,
on March 22, the Rev. Robert
Sansom. otficiating, and:
cremation followed.

; PITCHER oa
- Veteran of the First World War
in which he served with the 68th

Thomas Pitcher, formerly of 9817:
Third St., Sidney, died: in the

at the age of 83. He is survived by
_ason, William Rievley,of Brock-
ville, Ont.. three daughters, Mrs.
'M. (Olive). Praisley, Port
Alberni, Mrs. 5.
tonsen, North Vancouver, and
Mrs. Mabel Porter. Miami, Fla.,
12 grandchildren and five great-
grandchildren.

funeral service on March a4
were held in Hayward's Funeral

Chapel, Padre J. A. Roberts of-
Ticiating =:

_ FINE AND SUSPENSION

In. Sidney: courton Mareh 20
‘Barbara, Planes of Milnes ‘Lan-
ding was charged with. impaired
driving and fined $150 or 30 days,
Her. driver's. licence wag

approximately

FOR TASTY
BREAD |
AND PASTRY
DAILY: ~

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Sidney Bakery

— Sold At
All Leading
Grocers

suspended for six month, |

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Reg. $4.95 sale

| 50c for beverages and soft drinks.

‘cutlery. The meals will be

e Park. : Tentative. dates: but no:

: : Cub Camp this year, for 4th, 5th,
Clifford’ Mills, resident: of 248 Pon.
* Canora Road. for the Past -12 }-y,-
years, died ‘on March : 1 at the’
“age.
-™member of “Saanich Peninsula’
his. -

Service’ was held in the. Sands Ae |

and 52nd Batt. C.E.F., Frederick |

‘Veterans’. Hospital’ on March 20°

(Frances) An.

ee:

Sundays Cadet Walkathon are

STILL FRESH after completing eleven miles of

sea cadet Pau] Hunt. air cadets Brad Waugh and
~ Jim Sherwood, and Chris Henrikson. Walking

A.C.W. ARRANGE

BIRTHDAY TEA
- St. Andrew’s Afternoon Group
of the A.C.W. will hold a birthday
tea in the Margaret Vaughan- *
‘Birch Hall on Saturday, April 3,
from 2.30 until 4-p.m. Invitations
are extended to join the monthly
“your birthday’? table, when
there will be refreshments, ‘‘chit-
chat” and some fine music by the
courtesy of Mr..C. Maynard.
Home baked items, novelties and
greeting cards will be on sale.
Receiving the guests will. be
Honorary President Mrs. Robert
Sanson, President Mrs. N.
Bolster and Vice-president Mrs.
C. J. Skinner. It is hoped to ex-
.tend birthday greetings to many
friends at this meeting:

NO DECALS

~ Joseph J. Jozet of Victoria was
fined $10 in Sidney court on
March 20 for not having 1971
decals on his licence plates.”

along Mt. Newton ‘Cross Road. they had just.

John Henrikson, covered the previous hundred: yards at a run.

(Review photo by George)

BY J _ MYERSCOUGH.

A busy weekend approaches for:
Sidney. Cubs and Scouts: On
Friday 26th March at 6.30 p.m. in
the New Hall, the annual *‘Father
and” Son . Banquet”’. will take
place. This year it is to take the
form of a Pot Luck Supper. It is
hoped each family will previde
either. a casserole, with enough
for four people, or a fruit pie.
Also, each family should. bring

and their own cups, plates: and

followed by a film show.

On Saturday 27th March, at 1. 30
p.m., a Kite Flying: Contest is to
take place at Island View Beach;
and then in the-early evening a
District Campfire i is being held at
Royal Oak:

‘Coming events ‘for Cubs in-
cludes an Easter Ege Hunt at 1.30
p.m. at Centennial Park on April
lith..On 24th. April an all-day
Bottle Drive will be held. On. 9th
May at 12 noon, a District. Cub_
Rally wili be held ‘at Centennial

definite place; have been set for.

J “good turnout’ of ‘Cubs. "s
Scouts, Brownies. and Guides: is’
needed, all-in: “uniform, to”: go.

GORDON’S
TRACTOR
SERVICE

Rotovate - Level

Lebanon
Pictured

Guests of honour at a Welcome
Wagon Club dinner on Sunday,
March 21. were the Rev. and Mrs.
B. L. Gilleroth of Sidney and local
Welcome Wagon Hostess, Mrs. P.
Orchard.

Members: and friends greatly
enjoyed slides of Lebanon shown
by Mr. Gilleroth after dinner,
while Mrs. Gilleroth. and Peter
Burman. dressed “in “Arabic

“costumes, added musically to the
programme by playing the |{
Arabic Durdakeh Drum and Obo.

for Hot Cross Buns. The Buns will

be delivered, around supper time

on Wednesday 7th and Thursday

8th April. at a cost of 70c a dozen.

Profits from the sale of the Hot

Cross. Buns will go. towards. ex-
_penses of the New Hall.

The New Hall is well and truly.
in use now, with all Packs and
Groups -enjeying the” facilities.

_The Firemen’s Club has. kindly.
offered to donate $100 worth of
fire extinguishers to the Hall. A
Work Party of — parents - last
Saturday. commenced ‘land-
‘scaping the surrounding grounds.

-Methods..are .being sought to
-dispose of the old Hall.

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Saanich School. Board's first
‘application. to the provincial .§
Department of Education. for. GJ
approval of renovations to North

Saanich Junior Secondary School
has been turned down. :

In a ‘report: to” “the ‘Board at
Monday | Meeting Building’
Superintendent Bryan Shaw said.
his ‘department ill make
: another. application: but will seek

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