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THE REVIEW

* Wednesday, September 15, 1971

CHAMBER RECEIVES
HIGHWAY SIGN ANSWER

A detailed answer to: Chamber

of Commerce . enquiries : regar-

ding directional signs on Patricia
Bay highway in Sidney area has
arrived from H.T. Miard, Deputy
Minister Department of... High-

ways
In-a copy of. the letter to the

Chamber read at Sidney Council .
on Monday, Minister Miard
comments that because highway
17. has level intersections in
Sidney area, it will never be
considered a freeway.

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limit will not exceed: 60-m:p.h.,
therefore it is unnecessary to sign
the road as a-freeway, he: ex-
plained.

“It is not Department policy to
install ‘gas, food; lodging” signs
where .a community: is readily
visible from ‘the highway.”

“The directional sign facing
southbound traffic approaching
Beacon Avenue is substandard in
size and could be better located.’’
Highways Department plan to
correct this situation and install
an advance ‘Sidney Turn Left
(Right) 'y Mile’’ sign.

Miard ends the letter with the
cryptic note that. ‘‘the Chamber
have erected an “‘entering Sid-
ney’” sign for southbound traffic.
T_assume this is under. permit. 1

VISITORS THRILLED BY NEW CENTRE

All of the 500 visitors to the first
open-house on Sunday.at the new
activity centre were ‘‘visibly
thrilled’, said Silver Threads

‘director Pauline Barker.

believe it could be larger.”

ROTARY ANNS
TO MEET

The Rotary Anns who will meet
Thursday, September i6th at.the
homeof Mrs. T. Holloway. Weiler
Ave., will start off the fall season
with Mrs. W..J. Wakefield as
president; vice president, Mrs.
A. Freeman: Secretary. Mrs. B.
Schwartzenberger: Treasurer.
Mrs. D. Crowhurst: Mrs. W.
Cowan, Hostess.

Rotary Anns in the past have
held their Bake Sale and raffle in
the Spring. but this year it will be
held. Saturday, September 18 in

front of the. Bank of. Montreal.

Beacon Ave.

GUIDE AND BROWNIE NEWS

By LEE IFE

Once. again. we are getting
ready to start another year of
Guiding. However this year we
seem to be faced with more than
the usual number of vacancies
Leaders seem to be very scarce
this season. With the exception of
myself, we are looking for a new
Brown Owl for 2nd Sidney two
Tawny Owls. (assistants. for
Brown Owl), One Guide Captain

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commonly called a Lieutenant. If
anyone is interested in any of the
above positions, please contact
either Mrs. M. Eichhorn phone
no. 656-4028 or myself, Mrs. Ie
656-4025. The positions are non-
paying jebs but anyone who likes
working with girls will certainly
feel well. satisfied: by the en-
thusiasm. shown when you find
you have: more girls than room.
There will be: a general
registration for. Guides and
Brownies on Thursday Sept. 16th
at 7.30-P.M. to be held in the
Guide Scout . Hall on 3rd St.

There will bea
at the Guide Scout Hall on Sept.
30th from: 10 a.m. to. 4 p.m.
Proceeds to go to the hall. fund.
Anyone having any. Rummage to
donate may contact 656-1692 for
pickup.

Rummage Sale-

One. aspect which. surprised
and impressed people was the
fact that. apart from the building
itself and heavy. equipment. all
furnishings were donated or.
purchased trom building. funds
accumulated. by senior. citizens
themselves.

Pot-luck suppers. rummage
sales and socia] events have all
contributed to the. $8.000 cash
which was used to purchase the
lounge furniture. assembly room
chairs and other comforts.
Dishes for the kitchen must still
be bought. ‘On Sunday, we used
Sanscha equipment.. we don't
even own a cream. jug.” ex-
plained Mrs. Barker.

MANY. GIFTS

Some pieces of furniture were
donated by local friends. These
include a coffee table from Mr.
and Mrs: Charies Bacon; an
occasional table, Mr. and Mrs. L:
Rolph: .a high fidelity record
player,’ Charles Robinson: a
piano by the Ladies Auxiliary to
the Canadian. Legion, shuf-
fleboards by Sidney Pharmacy
anda deep freeze by Lewis
Harvey.

On jhe wall in the main. en-
trance is a handsome clock and
barometer given in memory of
Kenneth Thorne by Thorne
Electric Ltd. and in the lounge is
a painting. presented by Mrs.
Georgina. Harrison. .

A showcase in the haliway
displays. handwork, pottery and
others crafts. ‘‘This also ‘sur-
prised people who did not realize
we did things like this,” com-
mented Mrs. Barker.

Silver Threads are still in need
of a basketry teacher, also a
dressmaking instructor.
Response to the call for volunteer
help in transport and serving tea
has been excellent, said the

director.

Tracy Hawthome,
Cliff Bowcott
David Harvey |
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Terry Tobin >).

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DINING BEFORE THEIR DANCE are members of the Saanich
Softball Association. Players and their guests attended the
Association's annual banquet in Sanscha Hall on Saturday.
Photo py Patrick Stephenson.

St.. Paul's U.C.W.. held. their
first Fall. meeting in the Church
Hall. Thursday afternoon. Six-
teen. members attended. :

Mrs. A. Ostrom, for Bazan Bay
Unit, conducted the. Devotional,
the theme was ‘God Still Making
Our. World”.

During reports Bazan Bay Unit
reminded members of the ‘‘Red
-Carpet’’ Luncheon Sept. 22nd
Mrs. Lehman ‘also told of the
excursion to the Islands in June;
50 had. attended and had an en-
joyable time.

Mrs. L. Dean reported for
Beacon Unit, she informed those
present that. it had been
necessary to disband.

Sunshine Unit reported having
sent. 20 little gifts to Korean
“Children through Save The
Children.

Mothers’ Tea, Ladies Get-
Together and. Friendship Tea
were pronounced very successful
by the convenors.
~- It- was decided that the U.C.W.
would continue with the ‘During
-Chureh Service Baby-sitting’’.

for a convenor. .

Mrs.. E. Sowerby. agreed. to
convene the Thanksgiving
Smorgasbord on October. 14th.
There will be two sittings and
admittance will be by th ticket only.

FIRST MEETING FOR ST.

The President to be responsible

PAUL'S

A special meeting is called for
October 6 to make plans for the
Bazaar. Meeting closed with the
Mizpah Benediction. Bazan Bay
Unit members — served refresh-
ments.

CENTENNIAL BALL

Central. Saanich will: mark the
close of official celebrations with
a Centennial Bal) on October 2.
More details to be announced.
later. by the Centennial com-
mittee.

FATHER WILLIAM MUDGE

Over 200 people turned out to the farewell reception
held for Father William Mudge at the Legion Hall on-
Mills Road Sunday.

Amongst the guests who attended were clergy from
the different denominations with whom he has worked
over the 14 years he has been a Catholic pastor on the
peninsula. Attending were Canon Fred Vaughan-Birch,

Rev. Robert Sansom, Rev. Ivan Futter and Rev. H.

Pratt.

Father Mudge’s s mother, sister and members of his
family. from Nanaimo, Duncan and Victoria also were
present.

Parish chairman Konrad Welle delivered the
welcoming address to the guests and the farewell speech
was given by Ed Dorran of Brentwood.

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