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Brentwood TOPS enjoyed a delicious low-calorie dinner at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Jackson, Verdier Avenue on Monday, June 3rd, this
being a farewell party for Mrs. Jackson, an early member of the club
who is leaving to make her home in Vancouver, and she was given a
gift as a momento from the members. KOPS members Ellen Corn-
well, Joyce Armour and Madge Scott had all won charms; Peita Hart
won a prize for the best loser over a period of three months, and Dora

Verhaagen was named the best loser of the month.

On Sunday, July 16th, the 11:00 a.m. service at the Brentwood
College Memorial Chapel was taken by Archdeacon E.H. Maddocks,
recently retired incumbent, who introduced Canon Jack Rogers, who
will bein charge of the Chapel for a year, commencing September ist.

On July 23rd the service will be taken by Bishop
Bishop of California.

During the hot weekend it was interesting to note how many canine
friends seemed to be enjoying an ice cream cone with their respective

owners.

’ Mrs. W. S. Harrison and Mrs. Bea Bond were the guests of Mrs.
Doris Stevenson, Shawnigan Lake, over the weekend.

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EVERY DAY 9 A.M.

“ fact on opening night, Rev. Herb
~. Ashford who had- performed the’
~ Welch's wedding ceremony ,. ‘their
“daughter’s baptism. and. grand-

organizing ©

teams. are booking alleys. for

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AIRY RC Se Te eT)

‘Enormous And Ugly’
Dump Hazard
To Young People

Central Saanich. Council will
pay-no further sums this year for
trail projects although one local
resident, Basil: Parker, head of
outdoor clubs numbering 1500
members, has requested several
improvements.

Council did agree however to
inspect a number of ‘‘trouble
spots’’.

Ald. Margaret Salt, chairman
of the parks committee listed the
followi.g projects and. costs:
installation of .a culvert on
Hagan’s Creek at Malcolm Rd.
Tomlinson trail $200, backfill for
50 yards of the same trail $375
and grading of the Hovey Rd.
ravine trail-for 50 yards, $64.

The ravine entrance by Cen-
tennial Park is one of the top
priorities says Mr. Parker. It is
“enormous and
ugly’’ dump, a hazard = to.
youngsters and old people.

Heated argument took place
during the Council committee
meeting over whether or not the
Hovey Rd. culvert and fill had
been sanctioned by Council.

It was suggested that the Pony
Club and possibly some in-
might contribute

Thompson and Malcolm road
over the swamp (lessening the
route for school children by one-.
and-a-half miles).

Special Notice .

Tickets now available for Gulf
Islands Trip, please phone Centre
for. information: . Tickets: also.
available for trip to “Golden Age
- Day’? at the P. N, E. Aug:23.

Morning coffee, light lunches &
‘Mon. thru Fri. with a ‘special hot~

dinner every Wed. 'Senior
Citizens of the district & visitors

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Continued from Page 1
Shirley Turcotte. of. ‘Lapwing’
Place: “The establishment has a.
family: atmosphere. ‘with Harry
Welch and his wife: May. greeting .

newcomers. like: old friends. ‘In

daughter's, was.on hand to give
the operation his blessing. .

Over °100 members. have
‘already joined .the Sidney
Bowling Association which © is
league - play. for.
September. George, Howard,
Association executive, said that

weeknight, play from seven to. 1]
p.m, and other teams: are being.
“made up from organizations such
-as’ the Silver Threads: and
Canadian Lagion which will book.
morning time. .
Bowling ‘shoes are. for rent,

second floor, reception rooms for
social events,

Kive-pin howling is prefer red in
Canada to 10-pins or the game of
skit Hlessexplaing Harry Weleh. In
the U.8., the national preference
ds for ping, but. convbination

Machines loose pins. for

vented, said the proprietor.

- os Stdney bowlers ean enjoy ther
Sc pport: al prices 10 to 20 percent:
“dower than ine Vietoria bowling
alloys estimates, George Howard

who noted thal rates are further
reduced: for Assoeiation nem
bors.
kventually, the Association
will have the privilege of taking
over the Lanes by selling deben-

both:
eames have. nob velo been in-

THE REVIEW

Sidney Softball Games Enter Final Series

BY. PHYLLIS JOHNSON
Sidney softball association is now on its final weeks of
regular games. The schedule ends on August 2nd with.
playoffs to follow.
The Van Isle Mounties are making a strong bid for ¢ one of
the top four spots that will bring them into the playoffs.
As of July 16th the standings are:

PWLI Pts
Sidney Hotel 23.19 4 — 38
Harveys 23 16 7.— 32
Royal Oak 22 14.7 1 29
Jokers 22-11 11.— 22
RCMP. 24 9 14 #21 «219
VU 33. 22.07 15 — 14
Metro 22 220 — 4

Games scheduled for the week July 20- July 26:

July 20, 6:30, Sanscha — Metro Toyota vs Sidney Jokers

July 20, 6:30, Rom Knott — VU 33 vs Sidney Hotel

July 21, 6:30, Sanscha — Sidney Jokers vs Harveys Sporting
Goods

July 21, 6:30, Rom Knotts — Metro Toyota vs VU 33

July 23, 1:30, Sanscha — Van Isle Mounties vs Metro Toyota

July 23, 6:30, Sanscha — Sidney Hotel vs Harveys Sporting
Goods °

July 23, 6:36, Rom Knott — Royal Oak Sporting Goods vs
Metro Toyota

July 24, 6:30, Sanscha — Van Isle Mounties vs Sidney Jokers

July 25, 6:30, Rom Knott — Harveys Sporting Goods vs VU 33

July 25, 6:30, Sanscha — Sidney Jokers vs Sidney Hotel

July 26, 6:30, Sanscha — Harvey’s Sporting Goods vs Sidney
Jokers :

More Peninsula People

From the windows of the Review office, one has a good view of the
comings and goings at the laundromat across the street. One observer
is trying to decide if a recent customer was an efficiency expert or was
it a case of ‘necessity being the mother of invention’. A young man,
with shoulder-length locks, while waiting for. his laundry to. be
processed, was seen to come outside with a pailful of water and
proceeded to wash his hair at curbside. His next movements were
mire interesting, when he. went to the side of the building (where the
hot-air vent for the dryers is located), and made use of that surplus
‘hot air’’ to dry his hair!

25 YEARS AGO

Hua Review ae

chance was to walk back. five
‘miles to a pier at Dunkirk —
which was under shell fire — and
try and get aboard troop ships or
destroyers waiting here. How we.
got there I don’t know — While we
were on the pier, there was a
terrific explosion and we saw.a
destroyer go down right under
our eyes (Struck a mine). Even
on our. way to England. we were.
attacked by. enemy :Planes. and,
‘some: ships sank. 7
As we left Dunkirk it. was a
pitiful sight to see the. the’ lovely
hotels and: cafes on ‘the water-)
-front battered to pieces and also.
‘to: see: the millions © of pounds
-worth of lorries | and: equipment
lying ‘all. over © “the: fields: and
roads. The whole town was under
a. dense: pall, of ‘smoke from

DUNKIRK :
Following are excerpts from a
letter-received in’ Ganges from
Pte..A.C. Robinson, somewhere
in England: that. tells of the
Dunkirk evacuation. :
“The people. round here are
very kind. and. are treating the.
men of the B.E.F. in a. royal
manner.-So far there. care ‘only 50
odd out of. our company of 300 —
where the remainder are we do
‘not know. From the day “Jerry?” |
invaded Holland and Belgium we |
did not-have a moment’ s peace in:
Limme (near. Lille).

“on May 22° we. ran out. of
“Petrol and: Jerry was “only * 20
miles away — south of us .... We
moved “into. Belgium ....; On: the
25th .we were “back. in Limme

again and the noise of the guns
“was terrific as they were three-
quarters of the way round Lille:
and only a few miles away.

“Every village and town was
passed through (after receiving ff).
orders to evacuate) was a.
flaming ruin.Armentieres was.
terribly hit and we passed |
through walls. of flame going» ff”
through it, Dense smoke rising ° |
everywhere. and near Cassel,
planes came as. low as 50. feet
over us. with three dive bom-
bers..p 805 ;

“We. got to Dunkirk about 44
am, and had to mareh 10 miles to
the. sands . beyond. Dunkirk 2.
through the. ruins of this once §
lovely town, As we marched out §
we could hear a terrific tank f
battle going on near,

“Wwe arrived at the beach at
about 7 pan. and about midday”
six destroyers: arrived and
started takings men olf; there
were 6,000 men on this: hoach of
every, regiment: and company in.
i ngland, In, the afternoon we
waded into the: sea wa iting for |
boats. We waited on Hl 6 o'clock
next morning, very cold, and dead
tired. Then we were told that no
more men could be taken off as
the sen was foo rough. Tforgot to,
say that- all the time German
bombers were caming over the
beach and the noise was terrific,

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Boat Race

Continued from Page 1

For more details see page eight
of this newspaper. Entry forms
are available at The - Sidney
Review Offices on Third. Street.

Judge Keates said. he was
impressed by the calibre of some
of the entrants, ‘‘A good number
of them are muscular young
brutes. There is also a mystery
entrant from Comox. The chap
there is in training every day and
plans to trailer his craft down.”

A Victoria man, 75 years of
age, wishes.to enter but so far
cannot find a boat. ‘I’m more
than willing to buy one for the
race,’ he told The Review. ‘I
searched all over, including
Vancouver, for a 10’ clinker built
wooden rowboat but without
success,”

Lambert Good, 701 Esquimalt
Road, said that back in 1912 he
and his. father, along with «his
mother, used to row ,
from Nanaimo down to Victoria.
They camped on the beach,
pulling their 15’ rowboat up onto
the. sand each night. Octopus

oint in Sansum Narrows was a
favourite place of call.

“Out boat looked like a big

.beatle coming into the Inner

Harbour. We used to tie up at the
Empress Wharf there.’’ he said.

Anyone knowing. of a boat that
Mr. Good could use during the
race, or even purchase is invited
to telephone him at 385-7163...

Another contestant, Shelly De
Ridder is busy building a 16.11"
racing craft which he will row in
The Great Race. His wife, Jane,
and ‘a friend Fran: Metcalf, will
race as a tear in another. boat.
George Jungnickel, Shoreacre
Road, Sidney, is also entering.

A four officer team from local
RCMP detachment is putting. a
nine foot.craft into the Unlimited

Race. Constables Jones, Garret,
-Clarabut and Garich will man the -

oars.

individuals:
Isle. Marina, Bosun’s Marina,
‘William Garden, Sidney. Review,
Cedarwood Motel; the entire race
is purely a community affair and
comes. under.:the. auspices of no
one individual or firm.

every year. .

Prize money has been donated
by the following businesses and:
Hotel Sidney, Van ~

the «wheel, ‘says the B.C.

“Automobile Association. On long:
trips have several persons share
the driving — or ‘take a break

every two or three hours. Enjoy

your holiday © — and “Bring : ‘em:

Back Alive!’ :

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ical ea Go Ae By Lil qed er iS a MEAG RE Jee

Wednesday, July 19, 1972

The Afternoon Branch of the A.C.W. of the Brentwood College

Memorial Chapel held a tea on Thursday, July 6th, at the home of the.
President , Miss Mary Martin, 7093 Brentwood Drive, in honour of Mrs.
F, Noble and Mrs. George Jackson, valued members of the Branch for
many years who are both leaving shortly to make their homes in
Vancouver. Mrs. J. MacFarlane poured tea, and Mrs. Noble and Mrs.
Jackson were both given a gift of a dogwood cup and Saucer.

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