OB mate wage increase ‘in the
current International: Nickel Co,
- dispute was excessive,
The federal ‘commission on -
* prices ‘and “incomes is investi-:
gating recent steel-price in-
creases.) !
\FORMATION: SYSTEM ,
~The Science Council of Canada

=. are Sane
“a osition Leader

CANADA CHOICE" es
TOP. SLO oe i

GEM THEATRE
SIDNEY ~ 656-3033

Mr... Stanfield. had’ asked if by.
phen the government.

~ Support and develop education

- organizations, plus-.the develope
“iaent of new fa cilities,

. space.

. Anik, can Eskimo word meaning
co brother, :
ms satellite,

- of a debt paid to the Eskimo.”

“ted: by. Julie- -Frances Czapla, a

_- Parents came to Canada: from
Poland. in’ 1920. :
-& Montreal ‘suburb,

décentralized -

lized . information ‘sys-
tem. for. scientific and technical

: ‘jective ofa national policy: for
“Such = information. would: be ~

tion for information exchange, “|:
and training in. information: and

support: research, development |
. and innovation, ;

| That. should include masimum :
“use: of existing facilities such as
_ the extensive ones in federal -de~

partments, ‘universities, | pro~
vincial governments and other

ESKIMO SAT 1 oie |
e nde-an Sskimo |”
-Will seme day be Cufiada’s first
man_on-the. moon, but the Eski-
mo community is at least being
given early recognition in outer

The name of Canada’s first
communications’ satellite will be

One of the judges in 1 the ¢ coun- |

try-wide contest: to name the

poet~singer Leonard
Cohen, said the honor “is’ kind

The winning. name was submits.
24-year-old. bookkeeper whose.

She lives in

~ information ‘in-Canada. to: make é
. the ‘best us of the’ ‘millions. of}:
» dollars. spent on such information
* across. the country,

© The. council : said the basic’ ob- *

tof”
“promote ° ‘international cO-opera-

BY ELSIE BROWN :

1b!
“ment District Chairman, John

Trustee, gave the .speach of
- Welcome tothe gathering, He
paid tribute to the Mayne
Island Volunteer. firemen for

“of the community, “stressing

> call
celve-no remuneration to com-

ae - Canter: “Store “and Mri?
Mrs. Dick Pugh, “Miners Bay

responsibility. -of turning in
the alarms from their places
of business, :

Representative
Fire Dept., Lieut. Robert
- address and was high in praise
of the volunteer: “firemen who
: are often’asked lo render ser-
vice to’ the community calling
for sacrifice Of time and

" energy,
Audrey Aitken, daughter of
_ Mrsand Mrs. John Aitken, eut®
the ribbon to declare the fire-
hall officially. open and the
visitors, were given a‘tour of :
‘the premises -by member's of:

NOTICE OF MEETING .

To All De
Property

Ae general meeting sponsored by: the Deep”: Cove
Prorerty : Owner °S ‘Association | will ‘be héld at’ the

Holy ‘Trinity. Church Hall,”
a 27, 1969, You are urged:

_ SIDNEY LIBRARY —

“fom NOV. 2

THERE WILL BEA

DISPLAY OF ART

oe BY LOCAL ARTISTS AT SIDNEY LIBRARY.

Come and See the: Painting, Woodwork, Weaving”

and other work.

the fire department.

ep Cove.
Owners.

8 pem.: Thursday, Nov. oe
to. attend: es

1 TO DEC. a

=MONDAY _ FRIDAY- 7 45 P, M:-
: SATURDAY 6:50 P.M, & 9: 00 PM.

ies MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY .
a CAT 1:15 P.M

- Matinee all Soats 50¢

ADMISSION” ‘Adults $1 00° Students. 75¢.
ba Children accompanied by. parents. 50¢

a "THURSDAY - FRIDAY — SATURDAY
: NOW. 20-21-2200

Watch this couple outwit.a computer,
embezzle a fortune, and live’ a.
"happily ever after-—almost!

Metvo. Goldwyn Mayer sitexéns A Ma LUnnE Pied Ager, “Pe BRE TON

Peter Ustinov. Maggie Sih

INVITE

Wednesday, Dec. 3rd:ai 8°? Me:

= S0prano plus duets on organ wi
Ms Pick ¢ up complimentar ¥ Lickets

Reception Desk

CONN ORGANS.

“> Karl Malden --

~ REGINALD STONE

And)

~— STAN LEAKE:

To an organ concert ul Sidney Travelodge Banquet Room, °

- ‘Program includes ‘guest appearance of Margaret Thomson, :

from Monday 24th.
REGINALD. STONE ORGAN STUDIO

: Off Pandora at 1547 Quadra — 383-0239

You.

ith Reg. Stone and. Stan: Leake,
at J . mS

Travelodge .

THOMAS ORGANS

Olt Was-an. auspicious ‘occa:
‘sion when Mayne Island’s new.
Fire. Hall was’ officially open-'

ed:on, Saturday after noon, ‘Nov. ‘

"Rainsford, “Fred Greenslade,

their untiring efforts on behalf .

the: fact that they are all on”
w+ hours ’a day and re=

pensate ‘them for their. time.
Mr. Greenslade thanked Mr.

and Mrs. Bert Girardi, Mayne |
ttnd.t-

Trading Post for taking the

of. Saanich -

' Mortimer also” gave a short

47-18

_ (OPENING HELD
ON MAYNE ISLAND

ee In, the: ‘absence of. Improve=

“with $100 anda

BY MAR Bs BACKLUND

Ontario, shas: -arrived - to Spend
some time with son. ahd family,

aa Mry: and Mrs. Barry Smith. This: a
is the: ‘first time that Mr. ‘Smith, on
pShey. has. been'to Galiano, - “He is
-Tetired ‘from the- Department (Of

Highways in Ontario. ~

‘A. Murphy, and dealt mostly with
final ‘plans’ ‘for’ ‘the’ Christmas
Bazaar. Sick visitor Mrs. L.
Robinson has. visited during the

‘ing of the library | will be an-
nounced. soon,
. Rev, Benjamin Fream has con-
sented.to open the Bazaar.on Sa=
turday November 22, at 2.30p.m,
During the coming week, all of
tho ladies will -be ‘busy making
candy, ... cookies, -. cakes, un«
earthing treasures to. be sold at:

ing -uprons,
goods stall,

Mr..and Mrs, Barry Smith, who

-{ have now moved from Winnipeg,

Manitoba, “With. their “new. son,

_| Douglas, and. two purebred Sa-~..
-| moyed dogs, Tab and Rega, They .

purchased «the - Lodge from: Mr,
and Mrs. James Deas, who are.
now. in. Vancouver, and commute

-| to the Island on weekends,

_. Barry, who has been with. IBM

| in, Winnipeg, came to’ ‘Galiano in

August ‘of this "year and liked it
$0.much: that he and his’ wife .
decided to become, owners, They
have many. plans for some ex-

- pansion in the near future,. will-

-keep the Lodge open for’ guests
during the winter, and welcome |

meal,

from * Las Vegas,
Nevada, where. they ‘met. Mr.
and Mrs, C.D. A. Tweedale,
and Mr, Tweedale.competed in
an interesting inyitational golf
match, ...Members from Vancou-"
ver, Prince. George, . Penticton,
and’ Kelowna areas were invited
to” play’-at- the: Paradise - Valley

) Golf and- Country Club and the

Bonanza Golf and Country Club,
the tounament lasted three days, .
and on. the third day, they won
their flight. Mr, Rees and Mr.
Tweedale both
a matched set of
“His and Hers’? baggage,

7 William: Smith,: from’ "Toronto,

‘The monthly meeting of the Ga- to
iano Ladies ~ Service: Club Was -
conducted. by president Mrs, I, -

past month Mrs, C, 0, Twiss,
Mrs, “Flo” Bellhouse, and: MIS.”

Hibbs, are oa
Library ecards and envelopes

are now... almost: ipletiencb

thanks to several diémbers help-

ing Mrs, | Jur phy, and the open-

the white elephant stall, and mak=_
‘etc., for the new

Galiano..Lodge has been sold. .

anyone . who wishes to. have an :

on Mr. and Mrs. John Rees have}
‘returned

were presented |

by NiGK Lott”
take. us ‘across Europe be-2 |

Bay ferry terminal, ‘
«said: goodbye |.to >familles
and friends andboar ded the
seferry.: After aquietcross- ,
ing, talking about’ what we
would do in Britain, welett
- the buS.depot'in downtown .
<4 Vaneouver and het: Ray's ©
“dad, who took ustotheC.N, |
Station and there we board=
ed. the train at.8.15: p.m.
Our next four days: on
the train was a bad exper- :
lence, The day coach was
“erewddd "and “the Food! “t0u:
“expensive,
of the time singing folk
_ $ongs, or..listening-to the
drunk ~ who — cuntinually™.-
bothered. the passengers,
The only ray of sunshine in _
our gloomy trip was the
Dutch. schodi: teacher who
. kept. us entertained _ by

~SAANICHTON
NOTES

~ Former. Saanichton residents, |
Mr,.and Mrs, C. Allen, returned
last week to their home on Mt.
Newton Cross. Road. where they
plan‘ to Spend the winter months,
and will return to their Fort
St...John home. in. the spring.
Their son. Ted,: who has-been

family sinee September and at-
tending Claremont high school,
is now. pack at home With his
parents,’

Road, was the winner of the week
in- the .‘*Passpart 70’ Contest,
sponsored by CKDA; Her prize

Sunbeam electric frypan,:

card ‘party on “Wednesday even-
ing were. Mrs, J.-Bryce, Miss |.
M. «Marshall, Ee = Sarup- -and B.
Hoole. =

tending B.C.UT.. in Burnaby,
spent:the Remembr ance Day holi-

ry, Mt, Newton Cross Road.

WOUL D YOU LIKE TO SEND
PERSONALIZED
-CHRISTMAS CARDS __

THIS YEAR?

. CALL 656-1151

The following is the metero-
foxical report for the week end=
ing Nov, 16 furnished by the Re-
search Station, Saaniehton:

Mayimiim. tem. (Nov 12) = - 6 55

‘Minimum tem. (Nov, i6) --- 32
Minimum on grass -----+-.- 23
Precipitation: ~----.-----.. (62
Total Precipitation woes DE95
Sunshine --- -. 00. ence eee 14.6
SIDNEY

Supplied by the meter ological
division, Department of Trans-

gan SSHot Millions:
Bob Newhart

Metrocolor >

MON, « ~ TUES, ~ WED, - THURS, + FRI. ~ SAT,
: NOVEMBER 24 ~ £5 ~ 26 « «27 233 5 20 ©

“One show each night at. 7:45 hem,
also Saturday matinee at.1:15 pom,

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JOHN HUSTON PETER O'TOOLE MICHAEL PARKS
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Rooms with private bath, full £ ‘nelish breakiasts,
and many extras, Weekly departures,

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Sidney, B.C.
Phone 656-3828

SLIMS & DENIMS
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DRESSES - REGULAR &
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SWEATERS = BLOUSES
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WEATHER

Mean iemperatire ----.~- ‘44.6
Precipitation --+-+---.--.- 04
“Total ~------.--2 222. ca

TIMES ARE PACIFIC ST ANDARD

Noy,. 21 4,20 a.m. 101
Nove Ghbo. 8.30 a.m, 8.6
Nov, 2} 1.50 pom, [1.1
Nov, 21 O15 pom, 25
Nov, 22 5.05 asm, 10.9
Nov, 22 9.45 acm. B65
Nov, 22 2.10 pon, 14,0
Nov, 22 B45 Poin 1.9
Nov, 23. 6.15 am. 11.6
Nov, 23 10.40 a.m. 10.0
Nov. 23 2.25 Em, 10.9
Nav, 23 10.20 pom. 1G
Nov, 24 6,50 a.m. 12.0
Nov, 24 1140 -a.m, 104
Nov, 2 2.45 rome 10.8
Nov, 24 10,50 p.m, 1.5
Nov, 25 TS am, 12,2
Nov, 25 12.35 tam. 10.8
Nov, 25 3.05 pom, 10.7
Nov, 25 11,22 pam, 1.5
Nov. 26 8,25 asm, 12.2
Now 26 2.05 p.m. 10.3
Nav. 26 3,20 p.m. 10,5
ov, 25 12.05 acm. 1.8
Nov, 27 8.55 avr, 12.2
Nov. 27 2.45 pom, 10,2
Nov, 27 4,00 pain. 10.2

port for the week ending Noy. 15.
Maximum tem, (Nov. fi) -- 55
Minimum tem, (Nov: 16)/<-- 29

TIDE TA TABLE

Calculated at Fulford Harbour. _

The journey that would. “|_

gan very. calmly at Swartz * ope
We-~

We spent most’ es

Staying with the George Doney |.

Mrs, F. spear, East Saanich .

“was -a°'12-inch | casserole type |

“ Migs Elaine Pelter, who j is ate _

-day with her parents and brother, :
Mr. and Mrs. T. Pelter and Bar- |"

The. five are:

wale 752 Greenleaf Drive.

They’ ve ‘got their. Grade 13 certificates and plan to”
‘pone ‘their, formal.” education -at- university next fall. ee
“In the “meantime : ‘they’re ‘getting © some «highly-import- a ee
ant ‘informal’ education. ‘Which: they are Boing. ‘to. Share. ;
With readers of. The Review.

Five: Saanich “Peninsula ’ 19-year-old boys” took off: for
Europe last month after working during the summer for

a nest-egg | to. get them started and over the rough spots
on their hitch-hiking journey.” :

‘Their first Teport appears today and more will follow
“as they’ move to the Continent-from England. © :

‘Nick Lott,’ the’ writer.of the first report,
who--lives at 8727~Dencross Terrace; Dave’ Kerr,’ 10154
Resthaven Drive; Ted Clark, 10775 MeDonald "Park Road;
~ Ray- Thotnber, 4952- Cordova- Bay Roads and: Jim vinings

in the Netherlands,

As the hour of our de-
parture from the traingrew
‘nearer: we became more

excited about the coming

journey _ by... jot... Finally
that evening we arrived at
Dorval “and -entered
- majestic air terminal. We
“were all impressed by. the
“cleanlisess and efficiency |
of the terminal, and were.

“ardess,
“=The fearsome, group
+ boarded: the-DC=8 at-11.15
and we all felt quite ele-

tent of 20,000-feet.. On
board we received splen-
- did service. by beautiful

“were all quite infatuated
by each one of us!
ever, on landing at Prest-
wick the next. day we all
felt so low when they told
us it was goodbye,

‘At 12 noon we arrived
in. Glasgow after a scary
ride -in- an. old bus built
“for one, but which contained
240, :

- Qur_ stay in, Glasgow was
rather. disappointing, €X>

-ple we met:-who. showed us
“around ‘for the evening. The
“kids were all shocked that
we could work for a:‘stim-
mer and then:go to Eur--
Ope and: that we an had :
“ears,” Beet ns ania

“pub that had exactly the. -
right atmosphere, but it

teaching us. Dutch phrases. bas
necessary: in “our. travels - an

the ~

: waiting to meet our stew~

vated, in fact to the ex-—

_ young ladies whom we knew --

How- -

. : ‘ cept for the few young peo~ : -
Winners at the Community Club _

“They” took us” “to a nice —

--flatin'the. east end (slums),
There we sawhowdirty and

~ ,losed ‘dewn at 19 pom, o® oe

we went to one‘of the boys’. = ioe

filthy a city can be, and all. -

over the city the smog hung

“ ‘low to’ the roofs “and the
brick was all stained black
with soot, ©

After theonedayinGlas-

gow we. trained down < to”.

London, : On the eight-hour
--trip we couldn't get over
how every inch of land was
used, “and all. the small
farms right amongst the

smoke stacks of’ industry.

For an hour we passed
through .- ‘the dark ‘dense
suburbs of London and then
finally arrived at. Euston

station in the early evening...

Unfortunately all
“hostels _were full so we

the:

were forced to pack five of .

us ‘into “one™hotel room,
which still- cost us 22/6d

($3.25) a night, and that -
after some small bicker-

_ing. -That night We. slept
soundly, and we awoke to
begin ‘our. adventure. in
fabled London Town, ..-

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