SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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GROUPED following the annual meeting of Rest

‘Haven Hospital Ladies Auxiliary last Wed-

nesday is the executive for 1970. From left to
right, front row: Mrs. Dorothy Smith, treasurer;
Mrs. E. L. Hammond, vice-president; Mrs. Nell
Horth, president; at the rear: Mrs. C. Clive, gift
shop; Mrs. G. R. Pearkes, hon. president: Mrs.

president, Mrs.

President,
medical board and T. J. Bradley,
Mr. Bradley reported on the hospital to replace Rest Haven, now in
the planning stages, and said that its working will require an even
greater involvement on the part of the W.A. members. He spoke with
warm
organization,

Special. guests . at
Mrs. °G.

appreciation

GREATER INVOLVEMENT
SEEN FOR AUXILIARY

Annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary to Rest Haven Hospital
was held on the morning of February 12 in the hospital lounge, the
Edith Evans welcoming
After committee reports had been read and adopted, Mrs. Evans
spoke of.the progress made in all departments and thanked the
members for their enthusiastic cooperation.

a luncheon which
R. Pearkes, Dr.

of what has

31 members,

Jean Izatt,
hospital administrator.

been

followed were Honorary

representing the

accomplished by the

R. E. Stratton, membership; Mrs. H. R. Evans,
past-president. (Review Photo).

a rector,
Church

_ congregational meeting with F.J.
Baker in the chair. More than 70.

Commencing the

held

St.. Andrew’s Anglican
its

REPAYMENT EXCEEDS EXPECTATIONS

year without
annual that

sum

Margaret
Memorial Hall, Mr: Rogers noted

the Men’s Club and donations the

Vaughan-Birch
by. the efforts of the ladies

of $4,000 had been repaid

MISCELLANEOUS 2

AJAX HOME
Cleaner, ”
dows, floors and. special clean»

a

AND . OFFICE
Specializing in win-

up. Bob Scott, 652-1581, 42~tf

SANITARY GARBAGE SERVICE
:Sidney Clean-Up,

Ray Bowcott,

656-1920, 24if

BOOK EXCHANGE 9785 - 5TH
St. Across from Pool Hall, Sid-
ney. 7tf.

COMING EVENTS

_K of -P. Hall;

WOMEN’S. Gospel. meeting,
Monday, Feb, 23, 2:30 p.m. in
Sidney Bible Chapel. Speaker
Mrs. R. Hodges. from’ Nigeria.
Slides. All ladies welcome. 7-1

*500,"" cribbage and_ whist,
Saturday February 21, 8:00 p.m.
. ‘sponsored by
Pythian Sisters. all welcome. 7-1

REPAIRS,

. Desirable ..
available. Mrs. U: L Irving,’ R.N
~ Phone 652- 1552. a ee

ARE. - YOU. Really . concerned
about Detergents? Pollution? Try
organic cleansers. Phone 656-2375
or write Box 1463, Sidney, B.C.7-tf

- PRIVATE: AND SEMI-PRIVATE

accommodation: for ‘a. lady or
gentleman... Shoreacres. Rest
Home, Sidney... 656-1727. 41 tf

IF YOU WANT. YOUR MOWER.
_ dn ‘shape, .now. is’ the time-.to
“bring it to Reed’s. Saw Repair,
stf. :

622 Fisgard St. 383-8324,

CHILD HEALTH Conference. -
Sidney, Brentwood, Saanichton
and. Tsartlip: school, also “in-
formation and registration for.
Prenatal classes... For ap-
pointments. Phone 656-1188. 7-1

“SPRING CLEANING?”
Remember giant. . auction
Saanichton Fair ~ Grounds
Saturday, March. TW Rummage
-and. bake sale. Open’-3:30. p.m.
‘Auction. at.:7:00.-p.m., Brooke
Tomlin’ Auctioneer. Refresh-
ments available. Anything to

ALTERATIONS OR
additions. Inside or. outside, & donate plone, Saw or Nes 8.
Reasonable rates, References, oe Agricultural Society in aid of.
ook Hogarth. | 656-1976 or 656~ bu ildi f d. ey
3503. itt ullding fun . 6- 2
SMALL ENGINE Shop Repair. “teyal Order of Moose
ea and Service, lawn mowers, chain. a - “BINGO |
“saws, “marine engines, rotovators | “
ete. Open week- ends. r 7:30" ‘Ds me

‘BELGROVE HOUSE Rest Home
cvacaney.

CLASSICAL and popular: Guitar

co

‘Every’ Tuesday, .
- 60/40..per cent).

WILL CUSTOM. BUILD) your’
home, reasonable rate. Box. 1236,

6-4

/Specially remembered
opening memorial for their

former Kay Lowe of Sidney.

: McKnight of. Vancouver.

McGraw, in: Glasgow, ‘Scotland:

persons attended and the meeting
was preceded by a potluck
supper.

The year’s activities were
summarized by people's warden,
Jack Rogers, who has carried on -
the main projects during the
Rector’s . illness and since his
retirement.

He paid tribute to the work of
church treasurer. Jack Tavener,
and rector’s warden, Geoff
Ludgate, who were among the 30
church members who died during
the year, Helen. Nicholson and
George Cockrane were. also
in the

outstanding services.
Referring. to: the $17,000 ad-

vanced by .the Synod for- the

‘SIDNEY BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. W.. Rutledge,
Lougheed,» Alta... renewed
acquaintances in. Sidney last
week. Mrs: Rutledge was the:

Mr. and Mrs. J. Carnie, Second
St. were their daughters, Mrs. M.
E- Todd of Winnipeg and Mrs. dD:

* barometer, a wallet and a cheque

Jane Leigh,

Recent guests at the home of|

books: on the. death .

Ap nas of her brother, Sethi

February 7.°Mr. “McGraw.

z spent a: holiday in Sidney’, a few

“Anemonies | were. blooming last §
: week. dnc the garden’ of Mrs. E.

B and.

instead of the $2,400 per year as
contracted,

FAREWELL PARTY

St. Andrew's and Holy Trinity
churches joined in a joint
farewell. party for the retiring
Rector, Rec. Canon F.C.
Vaughan-Birch, when. he was
presented with an engraved

for $2,303.80.

Reference was made to: the
Project. Partnership visitation,
undertaken’ in conjunction ‘with
the Roman Catholic and United
churches.
“The results. of this have: been
very rewarding, and IT would hope
to see more of this work ‘in: the
year ahead,”’ said Mr. Rogers.

Mr. Rogers thanked all who

had come forward: with help
during. the year, mentioning
Frank Minns, choir leader, and
helpers Mrs. Richardson. “and
Mrs: Barbara Hale, also Miss

strength.”
He was grateful | to C. Ww.
College, who had taken over the
of the
treasurer...

OCW. College presented ‘the:
: accounts, indicating a budget of |.
$13, 728. for: the year. 1970. . :

The’ ‘following officers © “were.
‘appointed :. People’s ‘warden, Rea

Rogers; “assistant warden, CW.

8 ‘Salt;

C.W. College, D.: Pearson,

ar real tower of

College: Vestry, W.T Booth 1G
Flint, G. Logan,. J.
‘Meville,. By Noden, D. “Pearson

“Synod - “represen- |
+ tatives, de ‘Rogers, ‘CW. College.”
and J. Leigh ; Mission’ committee, a

Cordova
Top Team

Cordova Bay ‘A’ -team_ beat
Royal Oak by two goals to one in
the Saanich Elementary Schools
Soccer League final play-off on
February 2, and captured the
trophy for the 1969-70 . season
donated by Saanich Lions Club.
All area elementary schools
were. involved in the league
soccer program, with the smaller
schools such as Durrance and
Prospect Lake, and MeTavish
and Sansbury combining form
one entry.

A i0-game schedule was
completed by each team in both
the North or South Division. the
entries being geographically
determined.
Keating won every match in
goals and allowing only. four.
goal record of 24 to five, but lost
two games and were four. points
behind.

Royal Oak headed the southern
league standings, losing only one
game and scoring 37 goals to
four. And in the league cham-
pionship game Royal Oak beat
Keating by two goals to nil.

In the play-offs, Keating was
eliminated by Cordova. Bay ‘A’ ,
which was runner-up to Royal
Oak in the league competition.

Next -season the league
organizers. are hoping to  in-
corporate. inter-league games
within the district, and possibly a
match between the champions of
‘Victoria. and Saanich School
Districts, said league chairman,
Graham: Rice:

Cubs and Scouts
Activities
BY SHIRLEY TOMSETT

“Cub and scout week is off to a
great start. The. Gem Theatre
‘was packed on Sunday for the:
film show. The next event. will be
the father and son banquet on

World ‘Jamboree. will. be shown.:

‘changed. to Sunday , Mar ch 1, as

another event. in, Sidney. :

‘Footings. “were- ‘framed,

the week-end, Dads: Will any. who

the northern section, scoring 20

Runners-up, Saanichton had a

New Counsellor
For Pensioners
To Be Appointed

Efforts to streamline
operations of the Sidney Branch
No. 25, Old Age Pensioners, paid
off on. Feb. 5 with Membership
Day when 103 local pensioners
registered. Forms were filled out
to indicate correct addresses and
need for transportation. Mem-
bers. were given. a_ list. of
executive names and phone

numbers to be contacted if
assistance is required.
Mrs. Elsie. Thacker, Island

representative of the Provincial
Board, addressed the members,
emphasizing the necessity of
paying the annual per capita
assessment. Mrs. Thacker also
pointed out that Branch No. 25
should attend. all provincial
council. meetings and thereby
gain. valuable information to
‘benefit the aged.

intends to appoint a new coun-
sellor for this district and local
applicants for the position are
invited to submit names to Mrs.
E. Scott, P.O. Box 1396, Sidney.
Special training will be provided
by the Department. ~

March |= 5
Elephant table and members are
invited to bring items ready-
priced. New memberships will be
received at this time.

The Department. of Welfare

Plans. for the next meeting on
include a. White

February. 20, when a film:on the.-

- Church Parade” has been |

the date first set clashed with,

: ‘Father S. were. busy with work. . : ‘
‘onthe | new. hall. on Saturday: Spe

readiness for. cement pouring this SAE
week. We will need lots of help: at |

are. able to. assist please show. up 1

TENDER .
TOWN OF SIDNEY

Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned for the supply
of a) quarter minus bedding
gravel b)~ Pit. run gravel
delivered to: various locations in
the Town of Sidney, as and when

Tenders to be in the hands of the

necessarily accepted.

Gs. Logan | :

required, for the year: 1970. and -
tl

Clerk by 5p.m. February 27, 1970.
-Lowest.:or. any: tenders. not

SANSCHA MAKING PLANS
FOR TENNIS FACILITIES

Sanscha is leaping to the aid of frustrated tennis players
with a meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 25 to organize a Sanscha
tennis crub.

Les Cox, chairman, will be present with two more directors
and hopes that sufficient enthusiasm is shown to get plans
for two or three courts underway immediately.

The need for good tennis facilities was emphasized at a
Sidney Recreation Commission meeting eartier this month.
Courts at the North Saanich Junior High School were said to
be unuseable.

SALES LID.
2360 Beacon Ave., Sidney
| 656-3821 656-1144

This

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only. 19,000 miles: white-and red interior

Reg. $1,395 Best Buy $1, 197

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automatic, PS, white-walls, wire wheels, ?
silver blue __ 3
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1965 Dodge Polara V8. automatic, radio,
Only 48,000 miles, runs like new, metalic
“silver blue: 7

Reg. $1,595 Best Buy $l, 377

1963 F ord Sedan, ‘e-cylinder, “radio, ‘only
- 38,000 miles, gold with white top, like new

Reg. $995. Best Buy sm

“All government- -tested
Free 1970 plates with the above cars |
100 per cent financing if desired

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OPPORTUNITIES
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“LISTINGS WANTED, for used |
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pive us a call, Deep C ove Marina,

Realty, owned and operated by
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HELP WANTED

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