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_SAANICH PE NINSULA AND ec ILE ISLANDS REVIEW

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_ Don: “MeKiinon “and ‘Mrs. os

“of the respective congrega— a

‘her bit’. and doesn’t want to have

anything more to do with Snoopy.. :
. Terrace home."

You ‘can hardly ~ blame her,
‘Snowflake |

growing °five-and-a-half-weeks-

old pup she “ took under her wing’’
‘when he was only a day or two :

old.

- his life. =
And all -the thanks she re-
ceived from the adopted one were
= boisterous demands for more
nourishment,
_ Snowflake was relieved: of the
‘chore, Eye-dropper and bottle

=. “ABANDONED PUP with foster cat t mother
: are. held: by: Darlene and Ken Clark.
it e where - 2 “their. “shakey start.’

is’.a. middle-aged |
mother cat. and. Snoopy a fast- ~

feeding was providedby the Clark —
“family of Sidney, and peace was

restored at their 9571 North Lawn

“The ‘story of the cat=pup rela= :
tionship “started six weeks ago ©

this Friday when 1 0-year-old Ken

Clark,a Grade 5 student at Sid-

_ney Elementary, was riding his
-_ bike down Weiler Road,

She fed ‘him; along with her —
* three kittens, and. helped to save ~

Near the waterfront he passed

“an open,’ shallow: manhole leads"
“ing to a-drainage pipe and heard ©

odd sounds coming from below.
Investigation “revealed ~: five .-

new-born puppies huddled at the -

bottom of the opening, whimp- -
ering pitifully ..... left there by -

some: heartless per son: to die,

a 21TH

“Mr, and. Mrs,. Eldon C.
Chapman of 1042 Benvenuto
Avenue have returned from a
two months’ holiday in new

. Brunswick, Staying chiefly in

they visited’ Mrs,.Chapman’s
-mother and relatives of Mr,
Chapman.

oc e

Mrs, Earl Harcus of Van-
couver spent a few daysas the
guest of her sister and bro-
therein-law, Mr, and Mrs,
Lorne Thomson, West Saanich
Road.

Miss Sheila Pettinger was
guest of honor at a shower
on September 15 at the home
of Mrs, Andrew, Lochside .
Drive, Sheila was presented
with a corsage of red roses,
and her mother Mrs, D, Pet«.
tinger and the mother of the
groom, Mrs. Viggers, re-
ceived carnation corsages,
Gifts were presented in a
prettily decorated laundry
basket, and the refreshment
table was centered by a beau-
. tiful shower cake, inscribed,
a ‘Best wishes, Shelia’,

? Mrs. D. Pettinger of Ed-

monton has been the guest for

a few days at the home of
: het son and daughter-in-law,
: Mr, and Mrs, D, Pettinger,
: Verdier Avenue, and attended
her gtanddaughter, Sheila’s,
wedding on September 27th,

ste

Mr. Norman Parseli of Ben+
vento Avenue has returned
oe from a five weeks’ holiday in

{ England, Ireland and Scotland,

At a recent meeting of the
Brentwood U.C.W, Miss Jane
Wood gave an interesting re-
port on her two weeks’ stay
at the C.G.LT, Camp Cour-
cil on Gambier Island.

Brentwood Briefs

Fredericton and. Port Elgin :.

The Brentwood. UC. W's

'~ Fall Rummage Sale will be.

held at 10 a.m. in United.
Church Hall on Saturday, Oc- ;

~.. tober 4,

“Accompanied by her grand-
daughter, Miss Wendy Carrier
of Victoria, Mrs. E, M, Care
rier of Greig Avenue enjoyed
a month’s holiday in Britain.
On her return she broke her
journey at Ottawa to spend a

. few weeks with her daughter
and son-on-law, Mr. and Mrs,
J, M, Jacobsen.

Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Thome
son attended the wedding of
their grandson, Rodney Mac-
donald, to Miss Jean Carrall
in St. James Church Vancou~
ver Saturday afternoon, Sept,
27th, Among other guests
from this area were Mr, and
Mrs. K, L. Thomsonand Judy,
Mr, and Mrs, Allan Pugh with
the Misses Frances, Noni
Gillian and Geraldine Pugh,
Mr, and Mrs, Dave Thom-
son, Mr, and Mrs. Claude But~
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Petch, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.

. Douglas, Mr. Norman Parsell,
Miss Gladys Oldfieid, and Mr.
and Mrs. Keith Vickers,

; _ sOmeone “had left them to die.
“Pup. “been: found: homes ms are. ‘thriving after’ .

All have

‘Yon November 1,°1978. ©

“;ernment.: of. Canada's financing

‘ Canadian's own. more. than $5.6

W | tévded: debt. of the Government -

| he receives, in. 1978 to. $200,

SavingsB Bonds|

On Sale
This Month

A new. series of Canada Sav-"
‘ings: Bonds that. will double -the
‘investor's money in. nine years
égo.con® sale this month offer-
ing purchasers an average annual
yleid- of 8 per cent to maturity

For: the fifth consecutive
series,.a buyer may choose to
leave. matured. coupons uncashed
and earn interest. on interest,

; Canada & Savings Bonds continue -
to: ‘be a. unique investment. They
“have become a part of the fabric:
-of personal: planning by several
million Canadians, and they are-
an essential element in the Goy-

“program, . They» offer. a wide
“range ‘of individual Canadians an
‘opportunity to contribute to na-
tional. ‘growth and development.

billion: of Canada Savings Bonds,
or. about half of that. part of the.

of Canada which is held by the
general public.
A purchaser ‘who: buys a $100
bond of the new Series and holds
the. bond. and interest coupons to
maturity’. will earn $72.50 in
‘annual interest coupons anda fur=
ther $27, 50 in extra interest cer-
_three compound interest cer-
tificates bringing the totalamount .

Bonds of-the new: Series’ will
be available on October 6 and will

(Review Photo).

At tittle N ety s. “Nipping oe

* Snowflake thinks she's «done:

Ken “was ‘able to pick them ‘out:

of the pipe, one by one, and he

_ hurried home with his find...
They were cold and shiverit ing,’

- hungry and helpless, and with the .:

help of the rest ofthe family, Ken
set about to revive them... _.
One of the pups appeared to be
less active than the others, and he
was. placed withSnowflake and her
kittens to warm,
~The little white mother cat ace
_cepted the challenge and soon

Started nursing the pup with h her.

“own,

She. wasn’t required to carry
the. load entirely.. Her humans
helped with eye-dropper feeding
and it“ was only'a day or’two be-
fore all five pups were respond-
ing,

Eventually
‘enough to be ‘farmed out.’ The
neighboring family of Roland
Sims adopted one of them, three
were sent to the S.P.C.A,, which
“found a foster. mother for. them
‘(a dog mother) but Snoopy stayed
with the Clarks and Snowflake.
. And there he'll remain, grow-
ing stronger by the hour, _

And the’ only. member of. the
Clark family who doesn’t appear
to be too enthusiastic about. his
“ruler of the roost’ attitude is
Snowflake who could almost be
the orginator of that old saying:
Once bitten, twice shy."

they were strong.

be dated 7 eee 1,

“Puppy teeth are: ike’ little
needles. and, Snowflake,’ who has

; developed ; some. fancy footwarkat..
dodginig® foster children, has had”

“her last hungry nip 3°.

“All Ages Enjoy .
Lake Cowichan.

‘Camping Session

'-One hundred and fifty. handi-
capped persons enjoyed a holi-
day .camping experience at the
Kiwanis Camp ‘for the handicap-
ped at Lake Cowichan, during
July and August.

The five, 8-day camping ses-
sions were attended by persons
in: the age ‘group $'to 70 with
various disabilities rangingfrom
Cerebral Palsey, Muscular Dis-
trophy, Hard-of-hearing, Blind-
ness, Retarded,. Multiple, Scler-
osis,.Arthritis and any handicap
preventing one from attending a
regular type summer camp.

Programs featured arts.-and
crafts, nature lore, special re-
creation, swimming and included
all. cther outdoor camping ace
tivities. .

This camp was operated bythe
B,C, Society for Crippled Chiid-
ren with funds derived from the
Annual. Lions Easter Seal Cam-
palgn,

HOLDING

Central Saanich Chamber of
Commerce will hold the first
meeting of the season in the
Lounge of Brenta Lodge at 8
p.m, on Thursday.

Membership in the Chamber
is open to all residents of Cen-
tral Saanich who subscribe to
its aims of developing the well
being of the area.

Its activities last season in~
cluded a community recreation
project, sponsoring a float in

ganizing the Miss Mermaid con-

CENTRAL SAANICH CHAMBER

the Victoria Day parade. and or"

SEASON ‘OPENER’

test and Sidney Parade for the
Kinmen Club. It held. several
social events, a Halloween pare
ty, a Chrisonas party, a Vale
entine dance and a final dinner
dance in May,

Activities for th coming sea-
son will emphasize community
recreation. municipal sewage
disposal plans, and promotion
of the tourist industry.

Through membership in their
local. Chamber of Commerce,
Central Saanich residents can
participate in projects designed

‘Church which was destroyed by
ry Smith of the Tsartlip Reserve

‘fal donations.’ Needed were lum=

ing and eating utensils,

| ) Sats Car Climb

| Hill road. ; :
There. was.a full entry. “of 50-|°

"RESPONSE POOR

|TO SHAKERS PLEA|
ON CHURCH PLAN

Response has been disappoint-
ing to a plea for assistance by
Indian’ members of the Shakers

fire September 7..

The church ‘and nearby hall
burned beyond repair in a fire
of unknown origin, and elder Hen-

where. the church was located,

‘said-every effort would be made
to rebuild. ee :
He asked for cash and mater.

ber, kitchen equipment and cook.
“None have been for thcomingbut

$97 in cash and two Sidney area
residents contributed $7 more to
‘make the total $104, which is not
enough to make a start. =

The Indians. are planning a
meeting this Friday at the home-
of a member, Anderson Jack at’

blem will be discussed,
Elder Smith can be contacted
at 65: 52-1943. 0 |

Good Competition
AM little Saanich

-The first sports car hill climb
“ever held at Little Saanich Mount-.
ain presented excellent competi-
tion Sunday.’ me ;

-It-was the’ last of-a series of
meets”, to” determine: Northwest
champions,:and-was staged by the
‘Victoria. Motor Sports Club which
obtained Federal government ap-
proval to use the Observator y

‘drivers who found the 1.3" mile
course challenging, - ne
"Fastest. time’ of: the -meet was
turned “in by. Pierre Phillips
from’ Portland, Ore, driving his
Brabham BT.13 up the course:
in one minute 9,82 seconds... ~

Results follow:

A Production: William Web-
ster - Vancouver - Stingray Cor-
vette. :
Cc Production: “Bruce Berry - -
Vancouver - Lotus Elan. > >.

_D Production: Ted Greenwood =
Victoria - TR-4; John Weslake -
Courtney’ ~ TR 4A; Doug Blake -
Port Alberni -. TR 4. _

E Production: Stu Goodridge -
‘Victoria - TVR; Mark Buller =
Victoria: - MGE; Don Horn” -
Victoria - Morgan. -

F~ Production:

nie - Vancouver - Datsun;-Bob
Slater - Victoria --MG Midget.

A &.B Sedan: .Andy Hoekstra -
‘Vancouver - Mustang; Freddy
Beyer ~ Victoria.- BMW; Bill
Major ~ ‘Victoria ~- Mustang.

11 & G Production: Don Kor-
ner = Vancouver’ =~ MG Midget;
Art Baynes - Vancouver «Sprite;
Paul Reynolds - Victoria - MG
Midget.

C.& D Sedan: Wray y Nixon -
Vancouver - Cooper S; Ed Burne
ell ~ Victoria « Cooper S; Brian
Fisher - Kelowna + Cooper S,

Ladies Class: Carol Nixen -
Vancouver - Cooper S$; Pam
Burnell - Victoria - Cooper 5S;
Snee Gilbert - MG Midget -
Victoria.

Formula B: Pierre Phillips -
Portland - Brabham BT 18.

Formula Ford: TomJohnson -
Vancouver ~ Merlyn.

Formula V: Grant Hankin. -
Vancouver - Formear,

Sports Racing: Tony Car-
ruthers ~ Nanaimo - Cooper 5,

BRIDGE RESULTS
Winners of the weekly game of
the Sidney Bridge Club held at the
kK, of P, Hall last Friday:
Tied for first: Eric Barclay,
Florence Edwards and Daye and
Fran Butler; third, Lorne and
Lorna McLean; fourth, Cliff and

to > benefit the whole community.

members” of the church ‘donated |

Millstream Road, when the Pro-.

Tom Eade -
Nanaimo = MG Midget; Don Bene.

West Saanich Road and Wain Road.
- Mayor: oJ.

It, has ‘not been ‘decided if the ©
hall will be- operated: as. part of
the: Sidney’. and North Saanich .
Volunteer. Fire Department, or
solely. by: North Saanich, :

provincial gov ernment to ensur e
‘that people engaged ‘in the ap- .
plication of pesticides possess.
adequate knowledge: of the safe
-and proper use of these. mater -.
-jals. oo
‘A letter from the Department
of: Agriculture seeking munici-
pal support in the drive was dis-
cussed -in‘ North ‘Saanich council :
on Monday night.

It explained that new legisla-
tion enacted on. May..1 provides -.
for compulsory licencingof firms

tion. of pesticides ‘and’ certifi-
cation through: examination of
; pesticide applicators: . .

The department suggested that

sory. for any firm using pesti- -
cides to possess. a Pest Con-
trol’ Service Licence before a
trade licence. ‘be ‘issued ¢ or re-
“newed, : e
~- Council members w were ‘strong-"
ly“in favour of the’ proposals and.
on’ a motion from Alderman 'D;
Re Cook, agreed unanimously to:
implement them,” JUS
“Rate of. “interest. ‘to be | im-
posed: on arrear or delinquent :
% from 6%.at an early date..~
On gave third reading on |

izing the change, It. in turn was ©.
made possible by a: recent :a--

-ney-North Saanich Detachment of
the R.C.M.P,, council agreed to
post a speed limit of 40 miles per

Mp, h, on- Mills Cross. Road and
45 m.p.h, on ‘MeTavish Road.

eee

Following a ‘report from Deep
Cove Waterworks District to the:
effect’ that.a watermain. will be

cil agreed to havea’ ‘connection |

Tests. Continue
On Poison Levels
An Fish, Animals.

The testing for pesticide resi~
dues in birds, animals and fish’

years by staff biologists of the
Fish’ and Wlidlife Branch, the
Hon, W. K, Kiernan, Minister .
of Recreation and Conservation,
said today, .

Results. of the studies do not

unfit for human consumption, the
‘Minister said.
cent of upland game birds tes«.
ted, and 86 per cen: of waters:
fowl tested contained some pesti+

the Food ant Drug Directorate
‘of the Canada Department of Na-
tional Health and Welfare,

Mr. Kiernan stressed shat the
Fish and Wildlife Branch is cone
tinuing their studies of pesticides
in fish.and game throughout the
province and that the studlés are
part of the Branch's operational

Addie Weatherhead.

routine,

North Saanich . Council on Monday night approved ‘the calling
of tenders for a new: two-bay. satellite © fire hall at. the corner of.

Efforts are being made » by ‘the os

engaged in the custom applica-

_municipalities: make it compul-°

: i “in’North: Saanich will rise”

Monday night to a by- law ‘author- .

B. “Cumming recommended this action after ‘report-
ing. to .council cost: of ‘the “west ‘Side? hall was estimated at ap-.
proximately $20,000, Does 7
“installed for Wain Park. Mayor

“Cumming observed: that. wash

_room facilities will be construct= i
_.ed in the: e:park within: the next 0°

¥ ears,’

Ina report on activities of the’

North: Saanich recreation’ Com-

“Mrs

“mission,... Alderman

Horth gave encouraging. ‘details. a

regarding the formation of anew.

Patricia Bay -Little:League for ~-

next year , soccer activity, indoor

‘sports programs, the Peninsula —
. Players.and.the fine condition of.

Wain Park. :
~ She sought ’and received: aus"

"thority to expend $100 for ‘park :..
maintenance, $10 for Little Lea-:

. gue, and. $62 fora debt incurred |
for custodian servicesat the Pen- :
insula Players last performance.:

These funds will be allocated

from’ the commission's. annual ‘

budget...

. Mayor J.B. Cumming reported .’
“that the Regional Hospital Board
has been’ advised’ that they ave «
initiated the drafting of anewcon-.-

_- stitution: ‘with full: public partici- we
“pation: at -the society and board .

level, This will’assist: in theac
~ ceptance of the Resthavenorgan
ization ‘now that. public funds ar

- directly involved in hospital cone .

. Struction.: oS

:, He: also. stated ‘that land ate |
= on the proposed - site at} Mount mE

Newton Crossroad “were. receiy
ed, »-The. sum. of $5,000.00: was.
approved: for planning of the ne

’ structure for: Resthaven and‘ne=° :
gotiations for the purchase of the |

“land was also authorized,

Ele mentary School in automo=
biles. t pick up. their. children

“stopping” ’
been. posted on: the. East’ ‘side |:
of” Seventh «. Street | bet
Henry and Brethour.

signs: which. have’

“The “signs were: posted, tof
prevent. a’ ‘serious. accident ‘inf,
- What” was, becoming a dang
- ous traffic’ situation. : Sixhun-
‘dred children between the: ages
of four:and:14 pour’ “onto: ‘the |
street: each weekday at: 3:00.
‘Car after Car. pulls in, to pick
them up, and the ‘children often :
‘dash across ‘the street without
taking any. precautions, “Wet
days: are ‘the worst.

> Parents are - equested by
“school authorities’ to pic
and. drop. rs Students: onthe

mendment. to. the Municipal Act.

a On the recommendationofSer-.|_
geant H; D, Chambers ofthe Sid-

hour. on’ Land's End: Road, 50.

extended along Birch Road coun:

in British ‘Columbia has been |:
earried out for the. past four.

indicate that game and fish are

Although 64 per:

cide residues, the levels do not:
exceed the standards laid dawn by -

NEW

Last Wednesday night
marked the beginhing of anew
venture in youth training on the
Saanich Peninsula,

Officets and cadets of Cana-
da's newest Sea Cadet Corps,
R.C.S.CC. Admiral Budge
held theif first regular
parade,

The new Sea Cadet Corps,

SEA CADET CORPS ‘UPS SAILS’

sponsored by the Saanich
Peninsula Branch, Navy
League of Canada, is open to
boys between the ages of 13 -
18, and is expected to draw
Foung men from the Sidney,

enital and North Saanich
areas,
Navy League President

Peter Cockburn of Sidney,

speaking for the members of

the Navy League, expressed
the hope that the Crops would
fill a need for youth training
in the area by offering an
opportunity for young meén
interested in the sea to receive
training in sailing, and many
other. aspects of seamanship.
Mr. Cockburn said that the
focal Navy League felt the
Peninsula area was an ideal

location for the Corps since
the local sailing conditions are
probably among the best in
Canada,

The new Corps which esti-
mates its initial strength at
60 Cadets, and six Officets,
is under the Command of Lieu
tenant (S.R.) W. Ralph Vipond,
with Sub-Lieutenant (S.8,)

Na le ED / mt

Eric Denham as Executive
Officer,

Training?in the new Corps
will emphasize the practical,
with spécial emphasis on sail-
ing. It is expected that the
Corps will form a Band in
January.

Corps Headquarters is in
hangar 62, opposite Pat Ba;

Airport on West Saanich Road,

A

opening of Eaton's

THE OFFICIAL FUNCTIONS a Mayor. most attend are naar
many and some are more pleasant than. others. Inthe
former category for the Chief Magistrate of Sidney last - -
Friday was a welcome at Patricia Bay Airport for a bevy. -
of Scandinavian beauty queens here to participate in the’

id import Fair being held in Vai
couver until Oct, ‘u.. Migeeatr Freeman had 4 ready
smile for the visitors and was all reluctant & posed
with Miss Denmark, 22-year-old Brithe Rovsholdt, With
Miss Sweden, Miss Finland, Mise Iceland and Miss Nore
way, datk-haired Brithe visited Victoria arek for two
davs as guest of Eaton's. (Reg. Powell Photo). Verne