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Wednesday, September 15, 1971 -

THE REVIEW

Brentwood Notes

The Evening Branch of the
A.C.W.. of. the Brentwood
Memorial .Chapel. will hold ~a
Rummage Sale in the Brentwood
Community. Hall on Saturday,
September 18th, from 10:00 a.m.
to 1:00 p.m. Sorting will start in
the Community Hall from: 7:00
p.m. on Friday, September 17th,
when contributions may be
brought. For information on pick
up of articles please phone Mrs. I.
T. Armstrong at 652-1019.

Miss Leslie Sluggett of 7101
Brentwood Drive is enjoying a
two weeks’ holiday. in San
Francisco.

Mrs. H.V. Gent has returned to
her home at 1013 Clarke Road
after a two and a half month
motor trip. to Wolseley,
Saskatchewan, where she stayed
with her sister and enjoyed the
home-coming of pioneer Wolseley
residents. She also visited with
her brother in Squamish, and
with friends in the Vancouver and
Burnaby area.

Mrs. R. E.’ Hindley of 7088
Hagan Road has returned after
enjoying a three months’ holiday
in Eastern Canada- andthe
prairies. She visited her daughter
in Biggar, Saskatchewan and her

Saanichton Notes

Miss Julianne Veitch of Burns
Lake, has returned to her home
after. visiting with her grand-
parents Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Veitch, 3rd St.. While’ here,
Julianne enjoyed.the company of
her cousin, -Miss. Adrienne
Marriner.of Victoria, for several

. days.

“Mrs. Gordon Hulme and
. daughter Diane of Beaufort Road.

have returned home following an:

extended holiday. in England and
- Scotland with: relatives and
“friends.

Chief: Warrant Officer, DM.

Petch, Air Element, Canadian
Forces Comox, has retired. and.
“with his wife and» family has’
‘taken. up. residence” on = Ebor..
Pe is the.
“former Dorothy Hall, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. ‘Hail, ohn

“Terrace. Mrs. - Petch,”

ee Dean Rd.

(formerly Mrs. Oyer);: “Mrs. June

~ Bulat and daughter, Brenda all of:

_ ‘Edmonton; -Mr...:and -Mrs-.-R.
Woodman © and ‘daughters,
-Margie, Shelley. and Wendy of
Comox; and Mr. and Mrs.’ Neil
“MacPherson, Oyster: River.
While here’ they. attended the

wedding of : Sandy. McPhie to

Const. John Abbot. aces

. Mr. and: Mrs, W. Veitch, Third:
~~ St., spent a weekend with .
relatives and: friends | on: the

« mainland.

Mr. and Mrs, Re anaeson

returned to their home in Salem,

- Oregon after, a-heliday with the.

‘latter’s. parents, Mr. and Mrs,

Wm. Dickenson, Seventh St. They :
‘were also visilors of Mrs. Han- -

neson's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.
Third St.

Much travelled,

Rayny Day,

son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G, Day, |

~ Weiler Ave. is at present enroute
to Austratia.

esa te Miss Elsie ‘Kirby;
“Mand Mrs. Charles. ‘Leander.

and. Mrs, W.J, Wakefield,

son in Peterborough, Ontario.
While in Ontario she went with
her son and his family on a motor
trip through the Maritimes.
Miss Anne Greenwood has left
for Mission, B.C. where she has
returned to her position teaching
inthe Mission . High School.
Leaving Brentwood on July 4th.
she and Miss..Anne Elliott of
Vancouver drove across Canada
to Prince Edward Island, visiting
with friends in Ottawa, enroute.
They enjoyed touring in Ontario
and Quebec and the Maritimes,
and were most enthusiastic about
the beauty and facilities of
Canada’s National Parks. They
also enjoyed a trip into the U.S
visiting Maine, New Hampshire
and Vermont. They returned
home on August 15th,

Mrs. A. E. Greenwood of 1140
Clarke Road has had as her guest
Mrs. Charles Rudd of . Mauii,:
Hawaiian Islands.

Miss Helen Bradley of 210
Durrance Road left recently for
Quesnel. where she will be
teaching in the Quesnel High
School, and Miss Barbara Brown
of 7139 West Saanich Road left for
Prince. George where she will
teach in the Pine View School.
St. Stephen’s A.C.W. held their
first meeting of the new season in
St. Stephen's Memorial Hall’ on
Wednesday, September 8th.
Plans for the Red. Carpet Lun-
cheon sponsored by the group to
be held in Victoria on October

now. onsale. Preliminary: plans:
were. made for the Fall Tea and
Bazaar to be held on’ November
13th. Tea was served. by” the
hostesses Mrs. William Bremner
and Miss Hilda Butterfield.

- Sidney Building
Tops Peninsula
‘Building . permits

at the top of the construction list

for the. month of August with» a

$406; 430 total.

$242,446 worth: of permits, in

issued“. $99;800_. -Permits -
_ | building: constr ction:

Sidney © with: $1, 933, 824,

Saanich with. $1,531, B64.

13th were made and tickets are.

for the’
Saanich. Peninsula place Sidney

‘North Saanich is: ‘second with |

August» and ‘Central ‘Saanich.
for

Central :
‘Saanich with $1, 756, 623 and North

100 YEARS AGO

Francisco 40 days ago for ‘the
Hastings Mills and which is long
San , overdue.

Officials -have- expressed
concern for the crew of the ship
Maud. Helen which left

The Brotherhood of Anglican Churchmen
of St. Michael & All Angels’ Church

ANNUAL FALL FAIR
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1

Royal Oak Women’s Institute Hall

5 p.m.

West Saanich Rd. at Royal Oak

Garden Produce - Superfluities, Home Baking

Afternoon Tea — Flowers, Plants etd.

THE STEADY HAND of George Paton creates a sign
Review's vehicle.

for the

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plastic container

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MANUFACTURING HIGH QUALITY.
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SIDNEY

“SPORTING goods
2452 Beacon |

for

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SHOES & REPAIRS

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Guests at the home of Mrs. d.
- Easton, Seventh St. are Mr. and
Mra. K Cutts, +, Medicing Hat,

$T0-6712

‘Nature gave man little personal prez .
“tection. It gave him only. the intelligence’
to fashion his own protective devices and
the common sense. to use them.

The hurnan: head 1s crammed wi ithe more s delicate.
~ machinery than.a computer but the skull is only
one-eighth of an inch thick. It's worth protecting.

Eye injuries are often tragically final. The loss of
sight means a monumental adjustment. And eye
protection is so simple..

“The cardrum’s delicacy is underes timated. That is

why many workmen who have been exposed to

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Sidney's own pertonalized cnr sales,

No Gimmicks = No High Preagure,
“HUE THE BEST IN SERVICE
Wank Finaneing ~ om No Down Payment :

“Would You. Believe...

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‘1969 Volks
41,000 Miles

11395

1966 Volks
£6,000) Miles

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10964 Pont..Wa gon.
V8 standard,
095

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Swinger
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1966 Pont, Conv.

1969 Dart

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VARS, PB.

1966 Eple

WEEK END SPECIAL!

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TRAD ES—TERMS 6
CONSLUNMENTS
WE BUY CLEAN USED
CARE SPOT CASIT

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INSTANT APPRAISALS |

u M ou don't are what you want. ~e Ask: se au en find i {

certain types of industria! noise over. a long |
pariod, go slowly deal. Forev er,

- Lungs are like vacuum cleaner bags. Unprotected,
they become receptacles for industrial dust and
toxic fumes. Eventually, they, ac capt no more,

pba aly
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Hands are highly engineere ed tools. They pertorm
more skills than any part of the body. Yet, ‘their
adalety [5 too aftan neglected

Ordinary work clothes are no barrier ragains st acids
-and molten metals, And human skin is not.
AMpervious. Protective clothing is,

We need those feet. But things do drop Heavy :
things. A steal- capped boot can save alot of — .
pain and grief.

‘Modern safety clothing is well designed,
Comfortable. And sensible. We set and

enforce equipment regulations to keep

you safe. Follow them, Respect your caters A
‘body and protect it. It's the only

one you have.

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ompensation
BOARD 3a! on

Syn, WHITE, Chawtea

$2:

Beef

Top Quality
Govt. Inspected

Canada Choice .
Canada Good

‘Breakfast
Gems.
B.C.

Farm res,

Grade.

Halves. .

Brand.

Town, House

14 AL oz. tin

or Peach oe

brand.

32 {1.07

“Adds flavor
to salads.
or sandwiches.

Piedmont

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No.1

B.C. Potatoes

Check Safeway's Value
Packed Colour Flyer =

California.

Canada
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Grade -----

September 15 to Sepiember

in your Friendly Sidney Safeway Store,
We reserve the right to Himit quantifies”

CANADA SAPTEWAT

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