THE REVIEW

~ poG OBEDIENCE: "

- CLUB:

The
Obedience Club held'a graduation
trial on November. sd fat Sanscha
“Halls

Twenty-four dogs or
tgomery and Mr. Ken Soles.”

For the first time in the. many
years the club has been active, a
junior won all three trophies.

Miss Gaylene Corbett with
Prince won the junior cup and for
receiving the highest score in the j

| ‘trial
‘Trophy’ andthe Toketie Trophy..

North Saanich. : Doe |.

two o’clock December Sth, by

e “on both’ the Hudson

Cornpleting - the twelve .week

‘course for beginners, twenty-one

dogs and owners received cer-
tificates...
On Thursday November 30 at

-Sanscha Hail, the club will hold

‘an open trial, beginning at 7.30
p.m. Everyone is welcome.

“ST. ‘STEPHEN’ S

~ + St. Stephen’s Annual Christmas
* Tea-and Bazaar will be opened at

- Mrs
minister-of Brentwood and Shady
‘Creek United Churches. Stalls
will-. - include... needlework,

“home ‘cooking. For the -home
cooking stall the ladies have been
_-busy“;making delicious home
‘made mincemeat. Tea is fifty
cents, -and St. Stephen’s
Memorial Hall is at the corner of
‘Mount Newton Crossroad and St.
‘Stephen’s Road. Come and bring
your friends.

more
a

- John Wood, wife of the |

novelties, white elephant and

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‘Esquimalt

DOLLS FOR SANTA have been a recent project
-of:the Welcome Wagon Club on the Peninsula, |
‘with members of the organization dressing a—

er. of. dolls to be donated to the sual vats

i Welcome Wagon member Mrs. E. Marshall.
More. toys are still needed for the Christmas .
“Ship, and may. be left at the Bank of Montreal. in
Sidney. AS Jaycee spokesman said that they are
, ~ particularly” ‘short of. gifts. for girls. between the

ages: of two and: twelve.

: (Review phoio) .

_ SAAN ICHTON

Cc. Clark, Ce Mullin: nen
Birch. Special: prize of ‘the
evening. went -to’ Mrs. M.
Meiklejohn and J. Godfrey and
consolation prizes were won by. |:
‘Mrs; A. Clarke and W. Lane. -
‘Mr. ‘and Mrs, Bert Bickford,
Wallace Drive, returned home on’
A Saturday.from a.two week
of holiday spent in Toronto with:
‘relatives of Mr., Bickford. While
‘i there they: also attended’ the:
A H Royal Winter Fair and an NHL:

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“to 5 pm, in St, Mary’s Church
Hall, Cultra Avenue Saanichton.
There will be numerous stalls
including Aprons,, Gifts ‘and
Homecooking «-~ a wonderful
place to meet your friends, shop

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Something good for , supper, Be:
‘sure to come and bring a friend.
Brian Johnson, son of Mr. and.

Mrs...S, Johnson, Proaser St.)

Doney who accompanied Brian te

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“Wagon Club was able to make a

following - Welcome =:

eee ® oo 2 . M game. They. travelled East’ by
of OR ROLLED. a : $ Ey h C.P.R. and returned home by Air
Eni H Canada.
~ : re PRIME. RIB ROAST fl st. Mary's ACW. will hold
mn . # their Christmas Tea and Bazaar,
is "For serve aaualty shop the 2400 Block Beacon Ave.: ; Mon Satur day December 2 from 2.

for Christmas gifts and piek up >}

returned home recently from, 4.
five month tour of Europe, Doug |

A europe remained in Europe and:
was in Spain when his folks Mr:

| WEATHER -

“the following is the motenralagicnt report

ap Neaearch Station, Sidney,

a, _ Maximum temperature (Nov, 24) 989
Minkinurn temperature (Nov, a 4 38

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Mitimurn on grate ; wa
“Total Precipitation’: B64

Ay Department of Transport for the week ens
ding Nov oA

Maximunti temperature (Nov, ay hy
fy Moan temperature “7
A. Precipitation ; a
Total Pyartallation i

OAR © for the week ending Nov, 20 furntahed by the:

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THE INTERN ATIO NAL 2 . “Supptind: hy: the meteorological division
~ AIRPORT, SIDN EY : ad
i Minimum temperatury (Nov, PO) oo 90.

LIBERAL |
_ ASSOCIATION

At the Annual: Meeting of the
Saanich Liberal
Association the following officers
were elected:

President, Ken Pattison; vice-
president, Shirley Mahoney;
secretary-treasurer, Helen
Lindholm; policy chairman, H.

Donovan Joy; youth  vice-
president, Brenda Eaton.
WELCOME
WAGON CLUB
Past, present and future

members of the Welcome Wagon
Club. enjoyed their © annual
opening tea on October. 29th at
Margaret Vaughan-Birch. Hall.
For the benefit of the newcorners, :
a@- general outline of past ac-
tivities was presented by Mrs.
Phyllis. Orchard,. Welcome
Wagon Hostess for the area. Mrs.
Anne Preston, Welcome. Wagon
Hostess for Brentwood Bay, was
also introduced at this time.

Following a very successful
season last year, The. Welcome

donation ‘to Tsartlip School. for
recreational supplies.

Many of the members became
involved in collecting, re-ciothing
and glamorizing used dolls,
which: were given to the Junior
Chamber of Commerce Santa.
-Ship along with a cash donation to
buy extra gifts:
~ At an executive meeting on.
November 14; plans: were made
for more interesting activities for:
the ‘coming season. The annual
Christmas Party will be held on
Thurs. Dec. 7 at the Travelodge.
Tickets can be obtained at‘ the

. Wagon
Sponsors. Cameo» ‘Beauty Salon,
Rust’s : Jewellers, White’s
Television. and: Gren Bil Mens ;

Wear:

‘All newcomers to the district, :
who have recently been visited by

| cordially invited to. attend.

Ronald Mawhood, treasurer:
Mrs. Herman Wood -Dorcas

secretary; Mrs,’F vyall; devotions

Howard. ‘Canon Jack.
= presided. at the: election. of of
ficers, oe

for the Diocese of Caledonia and
locally in Victoria; A layette is
being made’ up for donation
before Christmas.

successful and-had netted $360,

ie amaincone! Ivonne ‘

- PIONEE R SOCIETY

talk given to the Saaniely Pioneer

November 20th, -

Virtually ‘self-educated,
became cone of the:

known... He was
Natural History at the University

botanist with the
party for the CPLR. in 18710 In

throughout Canada, ha at ane

WEEK. EWG ‘SPECIAL|

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FULFORD HARBOR

the Welcome. Wagon Hostess, are

secretary; Mrs. A...S. MeNeil,
social service secretary; United ©.
“Thank. Offering and extra cents” —

-and prayer. partner, - Mrs. | Jack j
Rogers; and living message and. :
_ calendars secretary, Miss Isobel ;..
Rogers.

A. regular. ‘monthly “meeting
followed the annual meeting, and:
$75 was voted for Dorcas supply...
There is a great need for knitted.
articles and warm clothing both:

Individual
members had made $127 in talent
money for the Branch during the
year. The Fal] Tea had been most

Canon Rogers . reported on. the
small parish meetings held at
‘homes recently, which was of  @
rent value to the congregation, Fay

“the atory of.a great Canadian h

‘gentleman was the subject.of a. fl

Society by Mrs, Philip Brethour
at their meeting - one Monday,

Professor John Macotin, M A., Ss
whose book she had the privilege :
of helpirig, compile as a young
girl, was, born in Jreland in-16931,
and came to Canada in 1950 with”
his parents as a boy of nineteen, a \
“he §
greatest
naturalists Canadn has ever -
Professor of

of Belleville, Ontario, and the
first survey

1870 he predicted the greal future:
of the prairie provinces for wheat
yeowing. Travelling extensively Bm

time, with a small. party, made

an eight thousand mile trek down
the Peace River to Lake
Athabaska, te. Fort. Chippewan,
and finally reached Winnipeg,
after suffering great privations
and at times nearly starving.
Professor Macoun and his wife
moved to Sidney in 1912 where he
later wrote the story of his life
with the help of Mrs. Brethour,
then Miss Fatt, as typist. He died
at Sidney in 1920 at the age of
ninety, and he and his wife are
buried at Holy Trinity church-
yard, Patricia Bay.
Previous to Mrs. Brethour’s
talk a business meeting was held
and. President. Willard . Michell
thanked all. who had made. the
Fall. Tea such an outstanding
success, mentioning particularly
Mrs.. Doreen Walders,..who had
convened the tea. He thanked Mr.
Stuart Stoddart for the donation
of a family Bible which had
belonged to Mrs. Stoddart, and
Mr. Cuthbert Brown for a
painting of the old S.S. Iroquois,
which . sank . within . sight. of
Sidney.on April 10th, 1911.

He thanked Mr. Rice and Mr.

Tubman for cleaning and

reconditioning the old Rogers

milk. cart, and Mr. Brown ‘for

lettering and striping it in the.

manner in vogue at the time of its
use — from around the turn of the
century until 1920. Pioneer
Society member, Mr.. Longman,
was at one time driver of the cart:
Mr. Michell also expressed
thanks to Mr. George Rogers for

a donation of twenty-five dollars.

towards the paint. The matter of

the next meeting was discussed;
‘and it was decided to hold the
meeting at the call of the chair.

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