Me.

ttt,

: SrconD ‘GROWTH ‘TIMBER,
any. amount. Island Logging, Box:

“WANTED OLD cane. ‘WORN OR
antique, also swords, -other: wear

SAANICH PENINSULA AND ¢ GU GULF ISLANDS REVIEW 0

ATISCELLANE sus

’

4208

“SENITARY GARBAGE: "SERVICE
Sidney Clean-Up
656-1920,

Ray Bowcott, ..
oe 24tf.,

“BOOK ERCHANGE “S783 STH
‘St. Across from Pool ial Sid-..

pons. Sidney Trading Post. 656 obey. _. ‘ _ mi
ey BTRR Chee, a8-tt “WINTER PARKING.
“WANTED TO RENT NEAR PAT “PROBLEMS?
house or ‘cottage, Call
386-6275... i AG ‘BOATS - TRAILERS
CARETAKER , WANTED. ‘COT- MIDTOWN . SIDNEY. PARKING

. tage on Salt Spring by the sea.

Part of a large. farm - available

- Tent free io responsible. man in’

return for. light caretaking
duties, . Phone 537-3749. after
8 pm - 49-2

PART TIME WORK SIDNEY -

atten,

Saanich Peninsula area. .10'- 2
pom. daily. Experienced driver,

chauifer’s _Heense. 656- ~2652,
DANCING INSTRUCTOR. OLD
and. new. dancing. Ask for" Ed.
§56- 4295, no 49-1
* ROOM. AND. BOARD REQUIRED
for eldérly gentleman. — Phone
656-3412 between 1 - 4 p.m,
: 49-15

HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR.
656-1871. Transportation .re-
quired." :

— 49-1 -

- WANTED':;TO TRADE. PP19.

Trainer gas plane for roadracer
Set. 652-2198 or 652-2269, 49-1"

PHONE
| 49-1

YOUNG. CHIHUAHUA,
652-1827 after 5.30 p.m.

area for winter. storage of. your -
poat or trailer. For information
gail 656-1636,

GARBAGE, RUBBISH H AULED

Phone: 656-1784, 23tf.

DEEP. COVE.
located next to Deer Cove School,
“ Specializing

BARBER NOW.

in. modern hair:
styling and razor ‘cutting. 656
3130, AGctt

1. WILL BUILD YOU
-fessionally. manufactured -home
“to any. stage of completion for

costs.

‘locally. .
ther information write Box 1493,:
Sidney,

SIDNEY CHIMNEY
-back ‘in business.

A. PRO} 4

a fraction.of generally accepted |
Several models to see -
For brochure or fur-

(L, Hogarth), 48-4

SWEEP IS
For-a clean
sweep of it phone 656-4295, 48-tf

'

‘WILL TAKE BEGINNERS. ON’

4254,

the violin. 656-

John. Rigby.
os 4Qel

KITCHEN CHAIRS RE-UPHOL- -
stered from $5.95 each. In at
9 a.m. out by 5 p.m. Len’s
Furniture, 7115 W, Saanich. 47-4

Hee

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, WO-
man with one child to live in,
to share expenses. and babysit
a small remuneration, Call’
656-3491 after 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
49-1

. RELIABLE GIRL 16, DESIRES”
part-time.work- of any -kind.

Phone 655-3127 after 5.00 p.m.
and. weekends. 49-1

“COMING EVENTS

Pons

Loyal Order of Moose: .
+ BINGO. -

. very Tuesday, 7: 30 j p.m. a
60/40 per cent.

Moose Home Sanichton

- ‘Opposite Fairgrounds. ia ey

BRENTWOOD ‘COMMUNITY
_Club Christmas Turkey Bingo,
Dec. 8 at 8:00 pm. = 46~4

ST, MARY’S A.C.W,CHRISTMAS -

Bazaar and Tea. Home cooking,
aprons, gifts, surprise package, —
etc, Saturday, December 6, 2 to
5. p.m. St’ Mary’s Hall, Cul-
tra Ave., Saanichton, B.C. 48-2

“GIVE. AN INUSUAL CHRIST+
mas Gift? - “Tickets to Sidney’s

" first melodrama, ‘Lily, The Fe-
lon’s Daughter’, : to be presented

‘by Peninsula. Players, January
23° 2 24, 1970 at Deep Cove
School auditorium.

» $1.00, under 14 years 50¢, Avail-
able at Bette’s Beauty Salon and
Sidney 5¢ to. $1.00 Store, 484

KINSMEN “K-DETTES MAJOR
ettes-first Christmas Concert
will be held in. Sanscha Hall,

Dec, § at. 8-p.m. Admission
Adults 50¢, Chiidren and stu-
dents 25¢. : 48-2

THERE WILL. BE AN EXECU-
tive’ meeting of the Sidney and
-North Saanich Garden Ciub prior
to the regular monthly. meeting
on Thursday, December 4 in The
Anglican Hall, Fourth &, Execu«
tive meeting at 7:45 pm. Gen~
ereal meeting 3 p.m. Business,
Christmas party. Refreshments.

g91 -

CHILD HEALTH CONFERENCE ©

Sidney, Brentwood, Saanichton
and Tsartlio School; also infor=
ration and registration for Pre-
natal classes. For information
-and registration, 656-1188, 49-1

LUTEFISH DINNER SATURDAY

2

Dec. 6 3 - 8 pam. Dance,
Sons of Notway Hall, 1110 Hill-
Side Ave, _ asi

“Fort St. 388-9722,

VICTORIA HYPNOSIS SERVICES
Relaxation . and -Psycho-Cyber-
netics Centre Ltd. ° Suite 8-819

IF YOU WANT’ YOUR MOWER

‘bring it to Reed's Saw Repair,’
§22 Fisgard St.

“AJAX HOME © AND OFFICE

Tickets

-in. shape, now is the time to.

383- ~8324. 3-tfi :

YUSe.YOUR: WARDROBE. “READY
for the holiday season? Will do —
‘all types of sewing and altera--
tions. . 656-4194, “49~1

Cleaner, Specializing in. win-
‘dows, floors and special clean-
Up, "Bob Scott 652- 71581, “42- tf

PRIVATE AND SEMI-PRIVATE
accommodation for..a lady -or
gentleman. Shoreacres Rest
Home, Sidney. 656-1727. 41 tf

SIDNEY KINSMEN “GREY CUP
‘PQOOL” winners:. Ist quarter -
$50. G. Evans, 2nd quarter -
$50, L. Miller, 3rd quarter -
$50. Jack Sam, Final-Score -
$250. M. A. Bunnage. * 49-1

CAR LIFT AVAILABLE MON-
day - Friday, 3 p.m. Sidney-

Victoria, Return approx. 11:30
p.m. Details call Ken, .656-
2652, 49-1

HELP WANTED .

PART-TIME SCHOOL BUS DRI-
ver required. Christian gentie~-
man for regular scheduled run.
Please reply to Box G, Review
for interview, 49-2

TWO OR THREE DAY'S WORK.
available for reliabie woman for
pre-Christmas house cleaning

ae outlining. his. community activi- ot
ties. since. “coming to Sidney 11
years ago. .A local meat-cutter,
Mr. “Hollingworth has served with 4.
‘the Volunteer ‘Fire Department aS
for 10 years and has been. active
“with: Kinsmen.
recent achievements has been in-
stigation of the Junior: Citizen
of the Year aw: ‘ards
to put forward full efforts on
council, ”
worth who “is. particularly con-

| Ma = r

. One of his most os

MT would like:
stated Mr, Holling-
cerned with solving. fire depart

ment probler By
derly’ growth in the mania

and curbing pollution. |”

“ «jt is a crying shame when
youngsters cannot swim in a land
as great as ours, There -{s
great need for a°sewaze treat=
ment plant -- let's make Sidney
the first. to have such a plant.’

FINANCIAL EXPERIENCE
Aldermanic candidate WJ.
Larnick referred-to nis experi-
ence as vice-president of a ve~
terans’ organization with 50 B.C,
branchés, on which he served as
finance: chairman: involving an-
nual administration. of millions
of dollars, -He has worked with
purchasing, . warehousing, is-
suing of “merchandise and appro-
val of construction jobs before

ness. in Sidney and become in-.
volved in community affairs.

- One of his main reasons for
becoming a candidate for. coun-
cil, said Mr. Larnick, was dis-
satisfaction with lack of activi-
ties ‘in-Sidney (also. the whole ~
Peninsula).

_ He would like to see definite
hospital construction (*those.on
the Regional Hospital] District
Board are playing politics'”) and
is completely opposed to the Re=

| gional Planning Board take-over

of ‘municipal affairs.

“You will be the losers,’’. he
warned listeners. ‘Every time
you pay a light bill you-are sub-
sidizing -Victoria, but each time

we are accused of parochial poli-

{ ties?

_ UNWARRANTED INCREASE _

_Mr.° Larnich felt that there
was an unwarranted tax. increase
and disagreed-with the manner of
awarding work municipally. .

“Public tender is only fair!
he said, :

Although he had no ‘objection to
apartments: and -duplexes, Lare
nick pronounced the present zon-
ing law “not.worth a tinkers’
damn’”’.and felt that a more de-
finite zoning policy was needed,

7 ‘SIX-POINT. PROGRAM

Candidate~ Karl Schwartzen-
berger advanced a six-point pro-
gram which he felt needed more
consideration than hadhbeen given
by present council. These in-.
clude a recreation centre -- “I
support a Rotary program but we
need more council leadership. in
property acquisition’; pollution
of beaches to be sclved by con<
struction of a-treatment plant;

a

payroll; more public works pro-
jects. such as a sidewalk for
Resthaven © Drive, and develop-
ment of parks, ; :

Mr. Schwartzenberger suge
gested that Council should strive

in Sidney, Could develop Into full

time work one day week ifper-
‘Box I, Re« -

Son Interested. Reply

view. 49-1

REQUIRE DAY CARE BABY SIT-
” ter for afternoons eachday. 12:30
~ 3 peme Monday to Friday, my
house or yours, Third St., ‘Sid=
ney ‘S38A8165 ar 656°3901, 49-1

“AREA MANAGER

Texas Oil Company,
customers in your ares, Hard
worker with ambition can earn
$14,000 in 4 year, We'll teach
you.,. Age no problem, Air mail
S, H. Dickerson, Pres., South-
western Petroleum Corp, Ft.
Worth, Tex, 76101, 406]

WORK WANTED

CHRISTMAS TURKEY BINGO.
Legion, Mills
Rd, Sidney, Wed. Dec. 15, 8:00
Extra
The Alumni
Christmas
Carols 8:00 p.m, Saturday, Dec,
49-2

Royal Canadian

Admission $1.00,
5 for 31.0.
sing along

p.m,
cards 5
Choir

20, Lverybedy welcome,

TURKEY BISGO, THUR
December 11th; 8 p.m. K
Hall, Fourth Street,
by the Knights
kali of
S¥.

2SDAY
c,of P,
Sponsored
of Pythias on be
the Pythian Cerebral Pal+
43-2

SOUTH SAANICH Ww L ANNUAL
eatd
Hali, Keating.
Tor
key prizes, raffles, door prizes,
49-2

christmas turkey S00"

party.  lustitute
Friday Dec. 12, 3 tem

revrest ments.

*

STRONG, WE.LING 17 YEAR
old student wants work after
school aad week-ends, 652-1670.

49-1

Call on.

for better communication with

~ BIRTHS:

BORN .TO MR. AND MRS,
George Anderson, Sidney, at Rest
Haven. Hospital, Nov. 8, 1969,
a daughter Juanita Carol, aia
eisai i

fommee
a WANTED 10 RENT 7

smnane {|
- COTTAGE,

“SMALL APART*
ment or two unfurnished rooms
near bus. Retired lady. Phone
856-1662, $7+tf,

3 BEDHGOM
January

2 oR
Sidney area.
H, Review.

HOME,
Ist, Box
49-2

WANTED TO BUY

URGENTLY NEEDED USED
tarniture. Len's furniture, 7115
W. Saanich Rd, 652-2849, 47-4

Good

Order Now for Christmas..........

BRENTWOOD FLORIST
& GARDEN SHOP

Arrangements and <_ursages

7111 West Saanich Rd.

Serving Saanich Peninsula and Victoria

Selection of Permanent Xmas
We Ship Hally

652-213)

“daewin Hot ncbe. ei

senior government.’ He indicated
- that fhere should be an easing of
the overcrowded wharfage facili-

ties and: also. more -mail boxes... Hiquid,- product. of “a secondary

-sewer. treatment -plant,. Mayor

appointment “of a professional Archie. Galbraith and aldermen

town: planner.. Council stout be
off the hook,” stated the Pat Bay.
firefighter, “who® added thathe was
in favor. oft 3
but. that certain. areas should be

centre -or housing

“might be. available

-didate. for alderman °

retiring to operate his own busi-. ° Sealey said that she had taken an

going on.

we stand up and request. help, ,-

appointment of a full-time fire | .
chief to be placed on municipal |

“t feel. the’ time-is” coming for.

“Strata: ‘Titles Act:

set aside. for. this, . development.

Sidney. needs‘a senior citizens
development
ier te the: Kiwanis Village in’
Victoria, said Mr. ‘Schwartzen-.
berger adding, ‘I understand fi~
nancial assistance from Central
Mortgage “ond: Housing Corp.
for’ this.’

Ww ILLING TO LISTEN

“My telephone will be your
open line to council as before’?
promised. Norma . Sealey; cane
who “has
served in this capacity, on Sidney
Council before. :

Ina lively address, Mrs. Sear
tey said that she was running for
Council with the optimistic ap
proach that, Stanley Dear would
be the next mayor.

“My experience will be of some
assistance to him,’’? she pro-~
mised,

During her year at home, Mrs.

objective look at what has been

Council should not be a private.
club. I. believe that the, public
should be. informed of how busi-
ness is run,’? she said.

“Tam ‘involved because I have

a family and I do care’that they “81

grow up in a decent cémmunity.
We must plan for tamorrow, we.

can improve the world: right here oe

in our own community!’
Wili F. Price of the sponsor-
ing Chamber of Commerce in
troduced the speakers and com-
mented on: the large attendance
J. .-“Why don’t you all come
down to. a Chamber meeting and
See what goes on” , :

TRIAL ORDERED

Charged in October with pos-

Kenelm. Jessori and Ronald Cook
of Vancouver appeared on Fri-~
day, Nov, 28 in Sidney magis-
trate’s ‘court,. They were com-

Court. o Sot ae
“FIREARMS FINE.

court on Nev. 29 Kenneth R. Pe-
verelle of Victoria was fined $25

session “of ‘safe cracking’ tools, |

mitted for trait: ‘to. “Un” ‘Supreme:

Ta atriali inSidney magistrate’ $-

under the Firearms Actfor care~

: “BY PAT MUNSON
Flanked: by. jars. Gf viseous:

soothed ruffled Central Saanich

residents ina lively sewer’ pro-

gram: discussion last’ Thursday

in the Agricultura} Hall at Saa-
nichtan. «

indignant protests from some”
ofthe “grey’ citizens (those
living inthe shaded or sewered

part of the map distributed to

all owner-electors), and apreals
for. réason
residents (those not included in
the. sewer. plan} heated. the. de-
Ins the audience .were Jack
Priesitman and Charles Keenan
of Kerr, Priesiran, Keenan and.
Associate: S$, enginvers appointed
to-design the system; ‘Bert Caine,
environmental engineer and Dr,
J. Le: M, Whitbread, health of-
ficer for ~ Central Saanich and
Metropolitan Board of Health Se~ -
nor. Medical Officer,

problems and plans, Mayor Gal-
braith read letters of warning ~
from the Board of Health and its
endorsement of, the new proposal.
“We do not read these to frigh-
ten or high-pressure you,’ said...
the Mayor. *‘Wehavebeen study-
cing. sewer systems for seven
years, now we need a decision.
tm the event af a negative vote,
I. can see no purpose in spend-
ing any additicnal sums on 4
F municipal sewer system”, $2,

$2,316, 000

: Etim vated total. costs ‘of the
system “is’ 32)315,000, Those
living In areas to be serviced
will carry the costs through 2
land parcel charge of about $8
per .month,. whether. or. not con~
nected, plus a further $4 per
rnonth. when connected, In addi-
tion, connection. charges esti-
mated="at"$150 from” sewer to
property line, plus the cost to
connect from property line. to
house, will be horne by uwner.

during the: first five” years as
‘required “to service remaining
part of shaded.areas. ©

Method of financing: Seems ‘to
‘be the Big hurdle in “acceptance.
of the plan, : Haldor Beebe asked:
4f there was-a precedent for this -
system of taxation and suggested *
thal there nad’ been insufficient. .

dents; . He challenged couneil -
to hold-a public meeting complete

less discharging of a firearm.

a.

There's fun, year arsund, at
nished fireplace,

1. MODERNSCREENS,

2, BELLOWS,
Leather, £

3. FIRELIGHTE RS, These
leak-proct. Only $17.95

“WALL TOOL SET,
Brass and Maple handies,

WOODHOLDERS, Beauti

tidy,
hammered Swedish Steel.

§. LOG GRATES, Casti
$4.95 to $19.95

VICTORIA

Q4

T19 Brood Street

able firescreens. Adjust in height. From $33. 95
Hand-cratted hellows with hand-rubbed genutne

‘rom $6.95 to $22. 95

solid brass, Swedish steHs, $22.5 ;
Satin black tools with polished Solid

included, Frov $14.95 to $33.95

ful soodholders keep tne hearth
in solid Folished Brass,

rot of steel bar styles. Fromm

SHOP LTD.

a heautifully: screened and fure ;
These items are ideal gts for any home,

grarc eful Cape Cod Hghters are
for Bick and Brass. $13.95 %or

A welcome gift, Wall cracket

Satin Black with Brass or

From $8.95 to $33.95

Phone 388. 4880

“to discuss ‘how they would like —

from the “white? *

Giving abrief history ofsewer

“Additional -lines’ will be put in

time for, consideration by. resi--

with blackboard to enable’ people

was “concerned ‘with priorities,
and .was falarmea to find tha
s80me residents. ‘were more.con
cerned. with the repair. of drive

oto. pay “for: dik: Mr. Beebe-dine.”
dicated ‘that i has an alternative
plan for: financing and fias made~

an appointment to explain it.to ways. ‘after’. sewer: ins ation
the Department of Municipal Ai. shan the advantages 0 of the: sewer “se
iairs, - system, -

Tom, Bradiley,. administrator of. si
‘ Rest.Haven Hospital chimed in -
with “I agree with you, “Cer-
tain priorities are more, impor-
tant than dollars in the pocket.’?

Referring to the new-hospital
proposed on Mount Newton Cross
Road, Mr. Bradley ascertained -
from Mayor Galbraith the sys-
tem would ‘service the hospital
and added ‘tf ‘fellow citizens:
look “with. favor on the sever
system, it will be of great as-
sistance to’ us in planning the
hew hospital.’ :

Public approval seemed on the
upswing, but still: some niggling
questions remained such as. ‘if
‘everybody has a.vote, why should |

Mayor Galbraith answered that
i? Mr. Beebe’s plan received Ape
proval of the Department it will
be considered by council regard-
less “of the vote on Dec. 6.»

Ald. Don MacLaurin tock the
sland to explain-thatithere would
be an opportunity to change the -
financing system if a better plan
‘was found at the public hearing
ta be held when the new by-law
is prepared, after public appro-
“val of the referendum.
 .Newly-elected school trustee
Gordon Ewan objected to present
financing on the grounds that iand

values in severed areas would
increase. Owhile remaining the
game in ‘white’’ districts) thus _

ting: an. icy: patch near. -Wains
Crogs* Road: on: the Patricia Bay
Highway.: The: vehic
‘a telephone pole.”
Estimated damage
Tv here. were no o injures

making - taxes proportionately ~

higher for. those in, the ‘lack! -

section," - a : ,
inflation?

Another. questioner was wor~..
ried: about total. cost over -the
years to each homeowner: in the
event of inflation; Mayor Gal-
braith replied firmly that. while
“he could not predict a lessening
of..service and operating costs,
it could ‘definitely not increase. J
He pointed ° out that the sysiem
is designed for i5:to 20 years Tim
ot expansion in Central Saanich
and. felt. it unlikely. ‘that the
‘twhite’? areas: would ever be -
_ practical to service.

Loud applause greeted the plea S
hy one farmer: who confessed to
being “hit between. the eyes by
connection charges.’ ‘The far-
mer, on Rey Read, sald ke was. .
interested in -éurbing pollution ©
but felt some | consideration .
should be given to cases such as-
his {a 10 acre parcel) which will.
cost - nearly” $1800, to connect, -

- THE _ 3] i

“DO IT NOW - -

HOTEL S | DNEY - ‘quayTiTy LIMITED

Consideration © an

_ The -mayor indicated that Sper:

cial consideration. will. be. given :

to isolated. areas where a pump=
ing system ‘ay be needed. |

The crowd reacted “with: more.

applause when one citizen saidh

M fa ona :
VOTE

FOR |
GARDNER

ey

FOR HORSEMEN.

* Western Hats - Belts « + Buckles
* Wastern Boots by Boulet
* Lifelike Ornaments
. Horses & Wild Animais
* Saddles by Eamore
= 4 Great Selection ef
English & Western Tack

* Garden Ornaments...
_* Potted Plants.
* Rhododendtons >
* Cameliag o-.

* Cuallty Garden Tools -
* Wild Bird Feeders.
* Gardening Books:

ALL AT POPULAR PRICES
506
Pandora

Re-Elect

ARTHUR