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Island Art
Supplies
and Paintings
2460 BEACON AVE.

656-3633

- 5:30 P.M.

DISTRICT OF NORTH SAANICH
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The last day of payment of 1971 Property
Taxes without penalty is July 30th, 1971.

Penalty Percentage Additions will be added
to unpaid current tax in 1971, as follows:-

5 percent on August ist, 1971
a further 5 percent on October ist, 1971

‘Property owners who are entitled to the
Home Owner Grant for 1971 and have not

submitted their application form should do
so immediately.

Payments sent by mail must. be posted to
reach the Collector by 5:00 P.M. on July
30th, 1971, otherwise penalty will be added.

E.F. Fair,

Dated: July 21, 1971 Municipal Collector

. “Dated: say a1, 1971 ees

mencing at a: :30 P M.

8 ° of Mills Cross Road.

DISTRICT OF NORTH SAANICH

ZONING BY-LAW
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

-NOTICE is hereby given that all persons who deem them-
selves affected by. the following proposed By-law will be.
afforded.an opportunity to be heard before the Municipal.
Council on the matters contained therein at.a PUBLIC
HEARING to be held in the Council Chamber, Municipal”
Hall, 1620 Mills Road, on ‘Monany, July. 26th, 1971, com-.

4

. Zoning Bylaw (1966), “Amendment By- law. (1971), Number: a
‘1, to reclassify the following. parcels of Jand, located: in the.
‘North. Saanich Land District; ee

from, Rural ‘Zoning to Light Industrial Zoning,

os

: ‘Amended Lot 2, Section 13; Range 2 East, Plan 6652, except :

that part’ included in Plan 21552: This: Jot lies on. the west =~
. side of McDonald Park Road approximately: 410 feet north *

+» from Residential 4A" to Parking Zone, :
Lot 3, ‘Section al, ‘Range 3 East, Plan 12588. This Jot is on ‘is
on the north side of Dolphin Road abutting the CP. R.
~ Wharf,
The proposed. By-law. may. be inspected at the Municipal -
- Office on any week day. except Saturday, between the hours
of 9:00:A.M, to §: 00 P.M...

OE a a BR Fair,
: Municipal Clerk -

—— five.

Bank Financing =

_ operation...

Aroused

» water by waterfront property
“owners. This concern

. pointed ‘out. that such use..con-'
_ Stitutes a trespass on ‘the Crown
lands and the party responsible
for placing
- foreshore. and: land ‘covered: ‘by.
moval .of sand, |
ock. ‘material, ape

_ without ‘any lawful, author ‘ity ‘is :
: contravening the statutes.
“cautioned _ ‘all
S waterfront ' owners. to. ‘refrain
2 from making filis of this nature
removing gravel

“water, or the
e gravel.

- material

had been officially approved by

* Matehe

Sidney's own personalized car pales,
No Gimmicks — No High Pressure.

“BUT THE BE STUIN SERVICE."

No Down. Payment

MR. WILF PRICE, 8520 Ebor
Terrace, returned last -week-to
the position of manager of the
Slegg Brothers. Lumber Ltd.
branch store in Sidney.

An employee of Slegg Brothers
for the past six years, Mr. Price
has been branch manager of their
Quadra Street: store in Victoria
for nearly: one year. ,

An- active participant. in
community affairs during his
previous posting here, Mr. Price
is “most happy to be back in
Sidney.”

Former branch manager Rick
Croteau has been appointed retail
manager of the Quadra Street

Lands Service.

Over Diggers

“The Lands Service is becoming”
increasingly concerned with the

unauthorized filling of . Crown '

Foreshore and land covered by

also. ex-
‘tends to. the removal. of sand,

“gravel and rock material from

-Crown foreshore and land
“covered by water...

W. R. Redel, Director of Lands,

the fill on ‘the

cand :

“Mr: . Redel =

from.
“unless and until:
authorization | to reclaim ‘the
Crown. land or remove. material

. the Lands Service.

BY MARY BACKLUND
Mr. and Mrs. H. MacDonald, of
Toronto,, Ontario,..spent “some
time at Galiano Lodge, while
visiting son and daughter-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Bruyns, with
their newest baby daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Nigel Morgan are
spending a holiday from their
home in Vancouver at the
summer cottage on Georgeson
Bay.
Captain and Mrs. Ronald Page,
of Cedar, on Vancouver Island,
spent the past weekend with
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Page. Capt. Page tells us that he
is now working out of Port
Alberni, so doesn’t get) much
chance to come down with his
wife to the Island for a little visit.
They are both looking well i in the
nice. sunshine.
We are pleased to see that Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Gorst, of Burnaby,
with daughter, Miss Debbie
Gorst,, have bought a jot on
Whalers Bay, and are now
working hard to get their home
started. They have many friends
on the Island, and have been
commuting over at every op-
portunity for holidays.
Miss Merilu Robertson. of
Cuernavaca, Mexico, spent a few
days along with her aunt, both
visiting C. F. Chuck. Webb.
Mr. and =oMrs... Douglas
Robinson, with three children, of
Chico;. California, spent several
days last. week ‘visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Estabrook, whose

are at. their summer place’.on
Whalers Bay for the summer
months. Guests this weekend at
the Estabrooks were Mr.::and
Mrs. Bruce Rogers, of New
Brunswick.

Mr. and Mrs.’ Nick. Baedekeer,
“from North Vancouver,
spending some time at their new
home. on Georgia ‘Hills,

home is in Santa Barbara. They.

are.

their
guests for. the weekend were Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Pulies, and family,

Dr. and Mrs. Bill Patterson of
Vancouver, are now at their new
home on Montague Heights, their
guests are’ Dr. and Mrs. Ken
Middleton, also of Vancouver.
We are sorry to see that Mr.
James P. Hume was rushed to
Veterans Hospital, in Victoria
one day last week, he is a little
better on Sunday, his wife came
back briefly with son, Rich,
where she is staying to be near
her husband.

Mr. and Mrs, Jack Still, of Oak-
ville. Ontario, are at Galiano
Lodge, while making preliminary
plans for their new home: on
Georgia Hills.

Mr. and Mrs. Earl Collins, and
family, of. Coquitlam, are
holidaying at Arbutus Point.

Mr. and:-Mrs. E.H. Pellant, of
Burnaby, are staying at Galiano
Lodge, while visiting their host of
friends on the Island: They have
been coming over to the Island
every year for more than fourty,
and we think they. are our most
senior. commuters to. our
beautiful Island.

Mr. and Mrs. Hall Tingley have
had a bust time with guests, also,
they have had their children and
grandchildren, visiting from
Montreal, Quebec.

Sturdies. Bay.

the past weekend in Victoria.

Vancouver,

incidence that Mr.

his car ‘licence reads :.

they sent away,:

from. North Vancouver.

op Douglas,
: Drive:

RECOGNITION —
Central Saanich. Centennial
committee is. to present

‘Medallions to the ten residents of

Wallace Drive,..(no'second

‘the municipality who took part in |.
-Ploughing.

» the: recent Annual

TAG TE Eve ala eine aa) Lee EEE nate at at

A| CAR SALES |

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miles $695”

44° CHEV IMPALLA | 4-door
hardtop, V6 auto, power steering.
Very clean.

HOLIDAY SPECIALS
~J9TEDATSUN 1600 Deluxe = radio.
~ loaded with extras, New $4,000°

SPEC IAL

1907 DODGE
&edan, one owner, VA auto. ©

1695” |

165 BUICK SPECTAL Sedan Vi
Hato, power steering.

HWS CHRYSLER 2
full power V8, auto. $1095”

7950 pay

$2495"

169 MI STKOR Helune Sedan = VE
Auto, power Meering. radio,

“39995

Deluxe»

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$4295"

-door Hard top

| Wf you don't see what you want om Ank == We'll find It '

1965. PONTIAC
sudait Vb, attla.

5695"

WEEKEND SPECIALS

1960 ZEPHYR
auto, radio.

$395" :

Jt PLE CHE SEAN AGE
NUS,» MITE HES. 1-6ity
RAY HORTUGAN — OLS,
INSTANT AP PHAISALS

TRADES —TERMS—
CONSIGNMENTS

WE RUY CLEAN USED
4 ARS--SPOT CASH

will be presented. -

mn “THE ANNUAL” BRENTWOOD. ‘WATERWORKS
GARDEN CONTEST. was judged on June 30 by: Mrs. Jo"

os Baker and Mrs. C. Chapman of the Victoria Horticultural: e
“Society. Mr.. H. Parker’ assisted.in the preliminary’
: judging. ‘The: following. were the. awards. and trophies:
- All: Round: Brentwood: ‘Community. ‘Club, “Ist: Cele:
“919 Sluggett, Road

: nd I F, Wollaston, is) Sea o

i Most Colorful: ‘Butchart Gardens, ‘Ist H. Andrew, 175 os
eee Verdier Avenue; 2nd M. Ellames, 1053 Marchant Road. |”.
“Lawn: Brackman Ker, Ist F. ‘Wollaston, 734 Sea Drive; UE
- 2nd °M. Ellames,:1053 Marchant. Road. .
: Vegetables: Scott & Peden, Ist Mr. 0. Dale, 1017 Stelley
= Cross Read; 2nd Mrs. W. Barker, 1060 Sluggett Road. °
° Novice: Mabel Dawson Memorial. Trophy, ist: W. Bell,’
1218 Marchant Road, ind C. Lafrance, 1120 Sluggett Road.
Shrubs: Brentwood Waterworks, Ist’
“Brentwood Drive, 2nd B. Sluggett, 7103 Brentwood Drive. -
Rockery:. Scaplan ‘Trophy, 1st Mr. J. P. “MeNicol,, 6900 :

. Tayler, 7112.

prize).

A-coffee party. will be held at Brenta Lodge on 1 Wed-
nesday, August 18th at 8: 00p. m, at which time the awards be

TES

Miss Elizabeth Hoplins is off on
a tour: of Europe, during her
absence Mrs. Kitty Kingsmill, of
Powell River, is at her home near

Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sater spent

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neale, of
“are spending . two
weeks at their summer cottage at
Montague Harbour. It is not a co-
Neale. works
at C.B.C.-T.V. in Vancouver, and
CBC.
along with the numbers, it was
well planned. A number of em-j..-.:
ployees found out when the letter-
prefix licences were issued; and
“en bloc, to
Kamloops; to get this particular

" Visitors to Canada; in 1969.18,525;

in) Labatt’s
new
summer
pair pack.

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Thos ddverh gopeat is pat pubh:

Board or-tiy the

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heeds

hy al i
aed it

| And there's two of it.
} Summer lager. Summer ale.
~~ Buy both at once. Six of

oach.

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yin by thi Lagues
Govern ment ol 8 nt lish Co! umbia.

set of letters for their cars. real
neat, we think.

The ladies of the Altar.Guild, of
St. Margaret of Scotland Church,
met one day last week to finalise
plans for the opening soon of the
Thrift Shop. It will be open on
Saturday afternoons, with ladies
taking turns each week. Items of
use, clothing, treasures, and the
like will be offered for sale, anda
bulletin board for the larger
items will tell where they are
available.

QUALITY CAKES,
PASTRIES, BREAD

FLORENCE
ELIZABETH

PHILLIPS
A resident of Sidney. for the

656-1012

2507 Beacon

past 20 years, Mrs..-Florence
Elizabeth Phillips, died in. Vic-
toria on July 12,1971 in her 92nd
year. Mrs. Phillips was born in
Littleport, England and had been
a resident in Canada for 70 years,
late residence 10103 Third St.
She was predeceased by her
husband Rev. Percy P. Phillips in
January 1958. Surviving are her
beloved friends: Rev. Irene and
Mr. Smith and family, Sidney.
Cousins Mrs. Blake, Burnaby,
B.C. and several in England and
New Zealand as well as two
nieces.

Services were held on Friday,
July .16,. from’ Sands Funeral
Chapel of Roses, with Rev. Percy
Wills; Victoria. and Rev. Irene
Smith. ‘officiating. Interment in
Royal Oak Burial Park.

oe _ 10.H. P. "MASSEY- FERGUSON MF 10
GRAVEL RESERVE

Central Saanich Council agreed
Monday to. a committee —
recommendation to spend funds
to ascertain. the. quantity. of

gravel . remaining. in the d
Pe rive.
municipal. quarry. . ¢ | 2 00°
2 PLUS MOWER,
_ JAPANESE VISITORS

Japan is one of Canada's top six
-tourist. markets, next after ‘the.
1U.S:, the U.K., ‘Germany,
France, and the Netherlands. In|
"1968 there .were 12,515 Japanese S

and in 1970, about 20 000. :

VARIABLE SPEED DRIVE ELECTRIC START

Four forward ‘gears —five speeds in each gear without clutch-
ing. Electric start is standard. Takes 42” mower. and dozens of
attachments for snow, leaf-sweeping, spraying, tilling — a year-
round investment. See us now about trades, terms and a trial

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