THE ‘REVIEW

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Wednesday, July 28, 1971

_ CENTRAL SAANICH MAYOR Archie Galbraith examines the

Source of complaints by district residents that they are being
exposed to noise pollution. Homeowners in a sub-division near
the Hovey Road polo. field (which doubles‘as a’ model plane

. airport) have complained that engine noise from the tiny air-
craft is disturbing the sleep of shift-workers. Mayor Galbraith
and council, equipped with industrial audiometer and tape
recorder, attended a miniature fly-in last Friday to hear first
hand the noise made by the radio controlled craft. Retiring to-
the near-by sub-division, Alderman Percy Lazarz said he could
hear the planes until ‘some kid fired up a lawn-mower and
drowned all other noises out.” Club secretary Robert Durke said
"that flying is only allowed 8 hours each week - all during mid-day
or early evening hours. A decision on whether the municipalities
nuisance by-law will be used to ban the flying will be made by
Central. Saanich next month.

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‘celebrating

i | have not forgotten how to roll out

decision has been made to present it

members of the cast, it proved to

float category.

members present, and Joe Fenton
visit on their tour. They expect to
wishes go with them

lights and coloured travel posters,
‘the “Bon Voyage” cake almost too

disappearing act without the hel
Everything was there for a perfect

party.

8 p.m.

An adult education night: course

Second Call For Punch And Judy

BY MAVIS EDWARDS
Owing to the success of the ‘‘Punch and Judy”’ show on July Ist, a

al the Saanichton Fairgrounds on

Labour weekend. Those who failed to see it on Sidney Day will have an
opportunity to see it then. The masks worn by Punch and Judy were
skillfully created by Art Gregorig, whose wife Gwen was responsible
for directing the production. Due to. their. efforts and the talented

be one of the Peninsula Players’

biggest successes and well deserving of the trophy won in the special

A “Bon Voyage” party was held at the home of Vivian and Ken
Wallace on July 24th in honour of Evan and Margaret Roberts who
_leave at the end of the month for Europe. Many members gathered to
give the popular couple a happy send-off. President Margaret Dixon
presented them with a suitably inscribed scroll signed by all the
.in dashing Matadors’ attire gaily
dropped a hag of Spanish money into the couple’s hands. This gift was
to enable them to have dinner in Spain, one of the first places they will

be away a year and many good

The hosts had tastefully decorated the garden and house with fairy

the refreshments were delicious,
pretty to cut and the drinks did a
p of any would be ‘Houdini’,
party, except the presence of Jill

Swannell whose clever set designs and costumes have contributed
much to past productions, unfortunately Jill was ill in bed and unable
to attend .... so here's to a quick recovery Jill, we all missed you at the

. A reading of the fall play will be held at the Playpen on August 30th
‘the casting mecting will be on September 2nd at the same place; time,
It will. be directed by Joe Fenton and will. be presented
on Nov. 5th and 6th in Sidney Elementary School.

has been arranged for the fall,

commencing Friday Oct. 8th at 8 p.m. and terminating Dec. 17th with
the one act play, ‘‘The Old Lady Shows Her Medals” by J.M. Barrie. It
will be a ten week course covering all aspects of:the theatre under the
‘instruction of local professionals. Mrs. Gloria Peyton, Mrs. Virginia
Foley, Peter Mannering and Jack Trueman are some of the capable
instructors lined up. Cost to students will be $10.00 for the course and
would be thesbians will no doubt benfit much from the classes. More
information will be available later.

Mr.and Mrs. Bob MeVey, East
Saanich Road, have returned
from a_-thirty day camping. trip,
visiting old friends and relatives;
Saskatchewan’s
‘“‘Homecoming”’. They would like
to inform former. residents © of
Lumsden, now retired in Victoria
‘and district that their old friends

the ‘Welcome: Mat’. .Saskat-
chewan is referred to here as the
‘Have Not’? Province —_ their
wealth of hospitality: has’ been
‘grossly underestimated: ols
- Herbert» Bickford, Wallace
Drive and “Barry Bickford,
Simpson Road, attended Rasp-
berry. -Field. Day_ cat. ‘Abbotsford
ast” -Wednesday. ‘to: see the
“mechanical ‘picker in: ‘operation.

“Mrs. We Egeland. and children,
Amity. Drive, spent a: few. days.
last. week: holidaying ' ‘at. ‘Tofino.
They’ Joined Mr. Egeland there

Saanichton Notes :

when he came in. on his boat. He
is fishing in that area.

East Saanich Road, spent a few
days in Osoyoos and district last
week,

Mr. and Mrs. K. Maunder and
family, Moxon Terrace, returned
last week from
holiday in Alberta and: Saskat-
chewan where’ they visited

_relatives: and friends.

_ Mr. and Mrs.’

R.. Farrell, . Simpson’ Road...

family, Dean: Park. Road;

The Sluggett Memorial Baptist
“Church” held’ a) banquet to
welcome Pastor and. Mrs. Vose
and sons, with approximately
fifty people attending, among
whom were Pastor: and. Mrs,
Moore from the Central Baptist
Church “and. Pastor and Mrs.
‘Ballard and son from the. Bethel
Baptist’ Church.) Mr. Henry
Neufeldt introduced the program
“which followed: The hymn:'When
Jesus Speaks" was sung-by Cecil
Dickinson. Pastor Vose and his
family: were formally welcomed
by Mr. oAlbert) MeCarthy
representing the deacons’ board,
Mrs. Janet Borden, president of
the Women's Mission Circle, also

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the W.M.C. followed with a hymn.
The. Young ..People . were
‘represented by Russ Finlay, who
welcomed the new pastor on their
behalf. “Pastor. Vose
Philipsburg, Montana, where he
was pastor at the Flint. Creek
Baptist Church.
The July meeting.
Women's Mission Circle’ of the
Sluggett.. Memorial. Baptist
Chureh was held at the home of
Connie Card. Three new
members. were welcomed) and

“and Mrs. Schuberg, Plans were
made (o have the annual pietic of
the W.M.C.-at the home of Mrs,
Gladys Maedilwain in Sidney on
August: 4th, | Fors. refreshments
Mrs. Vose was surprised with a
birthday cake, having had her
birthday. the previous Sunday,
Total, members attending | the
Jy meeting was: fifteen, with
one visitor, Mrs. George) Me-
Carthy, frony Fort George, 0%
Mrs. MK. Hemlig af 7046
Brentwood Drive left for Regina
crecently to spend: afew months
with her daughter and sanded,
Meant Mess di) Beawn,

Mrs Margaret “Vandorkracht
OL T Beavenata Avene had as
“her pests dar ten days her son
nd davighterdindaw, -

Reace River,
Vale Vaniderkracht's parents Mr,
wait Aes, ole Metweehtek, and
thei daughter, Sanden, from
Hinton, Atberta. :

uy

ThA. woodich eerste Sd

Mr. G. Milburn and son David.

‘a three week.

Gorman. Aide, .
‘Edmonton Alberta have been -
visiting onthe Island for-the the |:
past week where they have been}:
guests of..Mr. and Mrs.-F.-Atkin,

Wesley Road, and Mr. and Mrs..
: {L.

7 and ‘Mrs: Ww. Kendall ‘and:

welcomed them, and the ladies of. :

is’ from -

of the

introduced, Mrs, Vose, Mrs. Tart:

> Comstable
wit Mes. Dale Vanderkracht of
Aberin, wad Mrs,

BY F.W. SEALEY

There were all kinds of ships
taking part in the sail past along
the Victoria waterfront and
Victorians ‘turned out by many
thousands” to appreciate the
review. There: must have been
close to a hundred thousand
appreciative people there along
‘the waterfront; people who. un-
derstand and like our ships and
their ports; its something that
gets into ones blood in a seagoing
community even if not directly
participant.

There were the speedboats of
the navy, the destroyers kicking
up a big wash at their fantails and
cavorting around, there were the
larger ships of other countries
such as maintenance and supply

Australia. AH. with their crews
lined up and, presumably. the
crews could see the interested

waterfront.

The old “Beaver’’ was: .also
there, receiving - favourable
comment and it was noticed that
she. .must.. have... received
“signals” to stop her ‘“‘smoke”’
which lay along the route. for-
thcoming by the big ships. At any
rate it suddenly stopped perhaps
because the replica used ar-
tificial smoke. There must have
been many thousands of dollars
worth of binoculars and cameras
in constant use, enough to make
any manufacturer hopeful. There
was also a van doing a roaring
trade in soft drinks. & ice cream
and those sort:of things.

*t, IMPAIRED DRIVERS
Saanich Reserve. appeared in
Sidney court on July 20 and was.
fined $300 or 21 days and four
months restriction to driving for
employment: on. charges of im-
paired driving.

Also fined for impaired driving

He was fined $400 or 30 days.

returned last week .froma.}:”.
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with relatives and friends. . cate ee

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“Terry Lee Curran of. East

was Oscar S. Walters of Victoria.

RESIDENT REPORTS ON SAIL PAST

The whole show: was something
that was appreciated. To talk to
unknown neighbors about the
ships. and. speculate as.to the
classification’ of each was
something we should do again,
pure. friendliness through a
common subject of interest.

It. was.a good show - radio and
loudspeakers. could have
provided current information. to
improve: identification but we
enjoyed it all anyway. Thanks to
our Navy. and visiting craft we
enjoved seeing those wonderful
ships go past.

SANSCHA CALENDAR

Saturday July. 31st. -
Softball

R.C.M.P. vs Jokers 6:30 p.m.

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Sidney
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Monday August 2nd -- Softball,
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