Wednesday, November 8, 1972

POPPY SALES were in full swing last Friday when
First World War veteran Scotty Mcintyre pinned a
poppy on a shopping centre customer. in front of

ANADIAN. LEGION. MEMBERS.
"week “packing wreaths _and poppi
/ headquarters, an office i in the Medical

ere busy last
“into” their
Arts building

other members of tne “army, iNavy & ALU
Veterans branch - 302.
member Phyllis Ratcliffe and George Samson.

"donated for.the occassion. Bob McPhie, Maj. Gen.
Jim Tedlie, Mac. McWilliams and Col. Harry’ Lake
were among those’ toting boxes. .

Earl Grant, Auxiliary

by R. G MecPhie ;
- Seems there was a bit of wrath

yiday. ‘and. ‘Saturday, AS “asia
there w was too much for. too few. to.

Post Office and in the Royal’ Oak:
Shopping. centre. The men of both’

| Wreath Problem. Settled Happily —

‘made up. by. an. abundance: of
quality
determination.

‘of dedication and

The : Ladies ‘Auxiliaries, to the :

. ‘Army _ Navy. Air Force. ‘Veterans, :

: -ANAFY, LA. braved the ‘eleinents |

and tagged outside ‘the Sidne:

branches - ‘combined > ‘efforts to.
distribute © over. “300 stins © and:
‘thirteen. thousand “poppies.

Wreath sales are still slow. but
-expected to pick up. during. this .

Remembrance Week.

he Gone to do a good ‘ob, Tobin
‘does intend, however, to remain.
active in community” affairs.”

-North . Saanich. is» the :.most
“‘Wvely” election ' scene with all
ae three Council members declaring.

they will stand for re-election and.
at Jeast.three others. who. will

“contest the seats.

Two-year terms expire next
- month for Ald. George Cumpston,
Ald: Doug: Boon and Ald. George
_ Aylard. a

Dr. Ken: Martin,’ director of
“medical Bervives at Glendale
, Hospital. and Richard. Kirk; a
“plant: manager. with a forest
* product. firm: both Intend to run
: (or Counc!) ee ee

J ¢ Sherwood, television’ ‘and
baal technician will make a
 Becond bid, for: i ‘Council, eat, a

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Conada Choice

HIND 14's of BEEF.

Where meats are a speciality,

LOCAL BUTCHERS |

FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY

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* school Board trustee for North:

e | Saanich, Trevor Davis, says he
yet

has: made. no. decision as
regarding | the December elec-:
tion. Davis is also Mayor of North
Saanich ‘however; and says.-he -

would not contest the trusteeship |.
“hard-headed individual’

if-a
offered to take on. the School .
Board post. 7

“Nomination papers have been:

taken out. this week for. School
‘Board: by Lois) Walsh,: Downey
Rd. who has been president of the’

Deep Cove Parent's Auxiliary for.

‘two years and has two children in
the schoo! system, >
In -Saanieh, School

trustee John Pennington has

announced he: will definitely: not.

run again, because he expects ta
move out of the area shortly,
Pennington” has. served |
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not a sideline |

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Open Dally. 8:00 aa. to 5:30 pan.

‘SPECIALIZING IN.,...
FRESH CUT MEATS

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Our. nominee. for Best. Cadet
“goes to Jimmy St. Luke, the only
Of 2

member... the _ younger

3 miral ies: A me Cadets, Corps, |.
Jim: did a’ fine job. of: tagging at |i :

contact

volunteer : Ais

AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY _
Friday, December. 1, is the date
set for the Annual Banquet of.the
North & South Saanich
Agricultural, Society. -The
Banquet is a get-together for old
members, new members; and
friends and acts as a windup for
the year's activities.

It willbe held in the
Agricultural Hall on™ the
Saanichton Fair Grounds, and

dinner will be served at7 p.m. A
group. of 4-H Clubs will be hard at
work preparing the meal, which
they plan to -make even better
than last year’s excellent effort.
After-dinner entertainment. will
be provided.

For tickets to the Banquet,
Mrs. Hutt, 652-1540.

The Society will hold its Annual
Meeting and Election of Officers
on Thursday evening, November
16, at ‘8 p.m.

ST. ELIZABETH? Ss
SOCIAL CLUB

The St. Elizabeth’s Social Club
meets every. third Thursday. of
the. month. Next meeting is
November 16th at 1:30 p.m. in the
Sacristy of the Church. _

_ All Ladies of the Parish are
invited to attend and get involved
in Parish activities.

~ . LEGION NO. 37.
Branch No. 37, Royal Canadian
‘Legion, will hold .a: General
Meeting at. ,7:30: Monday,
November 13. :

ST. PAUL’S U.C.W.
Church Hall Nov. 1st at 1.30 p.m;

Young of the Shoal Bay - Unit.
-Monthly: reports were given by
the various units. and Mrs.
Sowerby reported on. the
Thanksgiving - Smorgasbord.
: Donations of mugs and cutlery
“have been ~ sent to Fernwood
House for Girls: and were greatly:
‘appreciated. The Christmas
“Bazaar, which-is to be held on
Nov. 25. was. discussed. oe
AL the: conclusion » ~of

~~ St. Paul’s U.C.W. met in the.

Devotions were read. by. Mrs es

Peninsula Clubs Foo Review

S.P.E.C,

You can ‘help determine the
future use of land in Saanich and
the Saanich Peninsula. The
Saanich Peninsula S.P.E.C.
branch is. sponsoring .a meeting
on Thursday, November 16, at-8
p.m. at Holy Trinity Parish Hall,
1319 Mills Road,. Sidney, to
discuss and debate the Capital
Regional Plan.

The Mayors of Saanich and
Saanich Peninsula will be par-
ticipating.

Derrick Mallard, president of
S.P.E.C, branch will give a short
opening talk on ‘‘Growth Wor-
ship.’ Come and Join in. the.
debate...

RECREATION
‘COMMISSION

Several Sidney. recreation
‘activities will. be: cancelled on
November 11 and 13, due. to. the
weekend holidays. These are:

a.m.; roller skating, Sanscha,
Saturday 11:30 a.m.; creative
tots’, Sanscha,Monday 9:30

m.; ladies’ Keep fit, Sanscha,
Monday 9:30 a.m.; boys’ soccer,
Sanscha, Monday 3:30 p.m.

Another popular’ Teen Dance.
will be held on Friday, November
10, from 8.- 12 p.m.

‘Sidney Recreation ‘Commission

activities for the winter on
Thursday, November 16 at 8
p.m., at the home-of Mr: -Peter
Grant, 2009 Courser: Drive. All
‘members invited to attend this
discussion on. sailing. :

"Arrangements are now under
way for a Sidney entry.in the
fourth division ‘of the. Lower

activity.”
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children’s gymnastics, North:
-Saanich School, Saturday: - 9:30

Sailing Club. will wind. up its.

Vancouver Island Badminton -
Division: The group taking part: _
in the matches will be made up*:
from participants in. the adult.
Wednesday. evening badminton ee

The resignation of Rev. Ivan’.
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