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Wednesday, February 18, 1970

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE FIVE

Dawson

Deeply mourned, and for many
years a respected member of the
staff at Butchart Gardens, Mrs.
Mabel L. Dawson, wife of Victor
C. Dawson, 1031 Sluggett Road,
Brentwood Bay, passed away on
February 13 at the age of 59

years. ——
- Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba,

she had been a resident locally
for the past 50. years. The
marriage took place in 1969.
She leaves her husband, at
home; a son, Alan Shiner of
Victoria; uncle,” John Wisdom,
Sr. and cousins, Mabel and John
Wisdom, Pasadena, Calif., ne-
phew, Barry Bickford of Saanich-
ton, and her brother-in-law and
sister-in-law, Alf and Bertha
Shiner of Brentwood Bay.
Private service was conducted
Monday by the Rev. Canon F.C.
Vaughan-Birch in the Sands
Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidney.

Dahli

A resident of Sidney. for many
years, Mrs. Sarah Jane Dahl
passed away in Duncan at the age

of 82. She is. survived by two
daughters, Mrs. C. Chappell of

TENDER
TOWR OF SIDNEY

Sealed tenders will be received
by the undersigned for the sup-
ply, on an: hourly. basis, of a
rubber tired backhoe machine
with operator, for work within the

_ Town of Sidney for the years 1970

and 1971.

: Tenders should state size of
machine and. bucket: and other

pertinent details, and ‘contractor.
_ Will guarantee availability on 12

hours notice.:

: Tenders t to be in the hands of of the

‘Clerk by 5p.m. February 27, 1970.
Lowest “or any “tender not
“necessarily accepted.

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bituaries

Duncan, and Mrs. W. Larnick,
Sidney; six grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren.. Mrs
Dahl was Past Matron and a life
member of Bow Valley Chapter
of the Eastern Star in Calgary.

Funeral service was held
Tuesday in the Hirst Funeral
Chapel, Duncan.

Robinson

John Robinson, of 967 Collinson
St., Victoria, formerly of
Galiano, died on Feb. 3.

Mr. Robinson and his wife
moved from Galiano two years
ago.

It was almost 40 years ago that
Mr. Robinson went to Galiano,
where he bought some land and
built a home to ‘‘retire’’ from the
busy life he led in Vancouver, with
Robinsons Candied Peel, Co. He
sold out. his - interest to: his
brother, and for a little while
contented himself with his home
and garden,

In the early fifties, he decided
to: make and .sell ‘Benroy”
shortbread, which became
popular and was shipped all over
the world. In no time he was
working harder than ever.

Due to ill health, he retired
again, and shortly after, moved
to Victoria.

He leaves, besides his wife,
Elsie, one son, Dr. John Robinson
of London, Ontario, and one
daughter, Mrs. H. (Elizabeth)
Wale, of Seattle: seven. grand-
children, his brother, George, in
Vancouver. 5

Funeral services were in
- Victoria on February 6, followed
by. er emation.

~REAR-ENDER CRASH.

Failure to observe the stop sign
at. Keating and. Patricia Bay
highway ‘cost Mrs, Dolores
Seright, Victoria, $150. ‘car.

Report from. Central Saanich.
police ‘on Feb. 5:The Seright car.
crashed into the rear of a vehicle
driven by Dr. Horn, also. of;

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VIVACLOUS NEWCOMER

Gwen Gregorig is new
owner of Doreen’s Hair
Styling, 9830 Third Street,
Sidney, her third beauty
salon. on Vancouver
Island. In 1964, Mrs.
Gregoric opened a salon in
Port McNeill and the next
year, a similar business in
Port Hardy, Always active
in community. affairs,
Mrs.  Gregoric, 2441
Amherst Drive, appeared
recently in Peninsula
Players production “‘Lily,
the Felon’s Daughter.’’
Frequent visitors to
Sidney in past years, Mr.
and. Mrs, Gregoric are
related to Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Flint, 9939 Third
Street.

felfare Aid —

For Veterans
Bureau Aim -

. The welfare of all ‘veterans.’
their. widows and families, is the
objective ‘of the Veterans’
- Welfare Bureau, an organization
formed by the. Royal: Canadian
‘Legion. and the Army, Navy ‘and.
‘Air Force: Veterans" Association:
“Tt has come to the attention of
the. Bureau that aged: veterans or”
their. widows who do not belong to.
cany.- ‘veterans’ organization may, -
be’ eligible | tora sistanc and are.

‘children of deceased + Geterans in.
their. education” where. -.cir-
cumstances: so merit, he ‘stated:
‘The following seven | “members *
: serve ‘onthe Bureau: vArmy;”
“| Navy: and Air: Force Veterans’
Organization: -R. White, 656-3012; °
G. Coward, 656-3194, and “B.
Hague, “Giii-2587, Royal Canadian.
Ted Robinson, 656-2531;
Le Rolph, §56-3770; R. Tutte, 656-
4460, and Service Officer J. M..

F ~ PHONE THEM:
‘Tf any veteran
widow: foils: that, they have a
problem a: Aelephone call...will
clarify the question, °s
MeWilliams, -
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remar hed: §
discuss - their

other hand,
-problem — with
another wonsan,. ands Mrs. RR.
Tutte represents the Legion
Ladies Auxillary on the, Welfare
Bureau and alsois in charge of
sick visiting for. the Legion,

iiss other respons
sibilities, he Bure cau has forms.
available: for. those: Wishing: to

of CN, vd, he

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by Jack Scott

Until we made our recent move
back into the city from those good
green acres I wasn’t the kind of
man to lose sleep over legal
documents. |

Confronted by a form. con-
taining an inch or more of fine
print it was my practice to sweep
a sightless eye over it, mutter
something like, ‘Well, this ap-
pears to be in order’ and sign
blindly on the dotted line. True, I
may have. affected. an. extra
flourish with my. child-like”

33-SUITE BLOCK
REQUIRES CHANGE
IN ZONING LAW

Sidney council will-consult with
Capital Regional Planning Board
on an application from Hanley
Agencies for rezoning of a parcel
of land on Henry Avenue near
Norgaard. Apartments... A -:ten-
tative mortgage commitment for
the 33-suite Apartment Block has
been made but zoning at present
limits density to 15 units per acre.
‘Zoning sought is for 30 units per
acre. , neh

‘Building’ inspector W.. Seward
noted that. plans will require
some ‘modification to meet.
‘greenbelt requirements. me
Mayor. Dear. reminded council
that C.R.P.B. recommend that
density near schools be cept lo a
minimum, : :
Ald. Wilkie. Gardner worried
‘that council. lacked. assurance:
| that the project will be ‘built. if
rezoning is approved. ‘The mayer
said ‘that: on. the® building: i
spector’ s advice.a complete” set

required to. indicate good faith.

intercom For Health
Sidney. municipality. will install.

‘Metropolitan - ‘Board of: Health
offices. Costing . ‘about’ $10,

J. L. N. Whitbread ‘In view of the

of. working’ drawings are now.

‘an intercom in the Town Hall for |:

‘the |
equipment’ Was. requested by. Dr...

signature, but such decisiveness
is acommon cover-up for people
who haven't the least idea of what
they're doing.

Then we rented out the country
place. At first the arrangements
were clear to everyone, even to
me. Fellow said he’d like to rent
the place. Nice fellow. Fine, I
said. Neither of us said a word
about noxious weeds.

It was my wife's idea that we
have a real estate man draw upa
lease. I signed this obediently
(the real estate man made a little |
cross where I was to put my
name). There the matter might
have ended. Except that two days
later 1 got a: bill: from the real
estate office for a cool $35.

This staggered. me so
much that I took the lease
out and. studied it. The
form, itself, L estimated at
a cost of perhaps: 80 cents.
The stenographer's: typing
would probably come, at
the most to a dollar, So
what was I paying for? 1
read the lease all the way
through. Then I knew. I
was paying. for. the
language.

Every time I read the lease,
and | do it all the time, I get a
mental picture of its author, I see.
him. with. mutton-chop. whiskers.
dust his eyes are visible over a -
Prince Albert collar. A snuff box
is beside him as he works. away

His name’ is Ebenezer:

“I mean, who. else but. an
Ebenezer’ would start a sentence
this way: “‘Witnesseth, that the
‘said lessor doth demise unto.
What kind of a word is “doth” for
heaven thake? , :

One. sente nee, standing ..
all by ‘itself, still baffles
me. It says, simply, ‘‘The -
said lessor covenants with

enjoyment.”’ Ihave studied
“that sentence. ve: broken
eh ibe ‘down: word by: word. “I
. still don’ tunderstand it. All
“mv life. I have hated to pa
“ $35" for: something: i
under stand.

ourselves,

z "decided. ‘councillors Sob

IU. 5. SC
ASSISTANCE

Everett M. “Rightmire,. field:
representative of the: United
States. Social “Security © Ad-
minis tration, ‘at Bellingham, will.
‘beat the. US. Immigration
Service Office, CPR: Dock, 468"
Belleville Street; Victoria,”
| Thursday, Febuary 26, from’ 12
noon to. 4:30.°pam,, and” on!
Friday, February. 27, fra om: an 80
aim. to noon, «
SOCIAL:SECURIT Y.
This visilis to assist. people now.
living on Vancouver. sland: who®

Under. ~ certain ~ conditions,

and children may. also be eligible
for. payments under qertain.:
circumstances © formals: tpe

‘ Wan) be paid to eligible ‘people.

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and Bri cabrac.,

on)e ath Streat, Sidney
Phone 656-3515

CIAL SECURITY

on.

have been employed in the Uniled
States after 1936 and who wish to, ¢
inguire about their status under’
‘the U.S. social security program,

monthly payments are payable at |
age 62 or later. Surviving widows ©

plication: for mnireients must: bes
completed before these benefits >

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“Canadian citizens, as ‘well ‘as U. Ss.

citizens,’ may —be eligible,

provided that they meet, certain |

requirements, |

Those. who are now: receiving
security.

their U.S," social
payments. may have . certain

problems with change of address:
“or other matters: to report, or.

discuss. |

co. Mr, Rightmire will. have the
“necessary claims forms as well.
“as other forms and information -
oles aflets explaining the U.S. social

security: program.

“leases: had “frequent,

with a quill pen at a roli- ‘top desk. -

the said lessee for quiet. nA

In the meantime... I'd” gone
ahead and rented a place in town.
Again the negotiations were
beautifully simple. ‘‘I’d like to
rent your place,” I. said, The
fellow who owned the place said,
“Fine, nice to have you.”

Ah, but once again. there was
the ubiquitous real estate man in
the picture and yet another great
document as warm with words.

By now I was beginning to
catch on to the language. Nothing
is ever ‘at’? some place. It is
“situate, Iving and. being.’’
Nothing ever ‘‘ends.”’ It is either
“forfeited and void’ or
‘suspended and abated."’ Nobody
ever ‘‘says'’ anything... He
“covenants, promises’ and
agrees.’’ I-noticed, too, that both
gloomy
references to the perils of
‘“tempests,’’ it clearly being
implied that’ if everything was
blown away all bets. were off.

When I read the new lease I felt.
cheated. There was nothing at all
in it about .‘‘quiet. enjoyment.” I
just couldn't understand why the
fellow in my house was allowed to
quietly enjoy himself while 1 went
without even a legal provision for
it. i. See ;

I found only that when my time
was up I was ‘‘obliged” to leave

“peacefully and quietly.’ I began

to sulk about that, too, and asked
my- wife, rather » petulantly,. if
they thought I was going to leave
in’ a blaze of gunfire’ or
something.
~ mad,” I said.

Most of the points in this ew -

lease’ seemed to me harmless
enough, if not downright unlikely.

Thad no intention, for instance, of.

using the: place for. a store.:or.
shop.: 1 figured I could carefully
preserve - all. the ‘trees, as~ it

-commanded me, mainly because'|.
there wasn’t a. tree within (sight :

. miles.

"proper manner, : and. shall:
keep. down: all Noxious.
weeds and grasses cand will’
removed “> from:

: kind, manure or wood. m™

nice, modern little pad, Now all of
a sudden I'm looking for manure!

has no trust.in me and what. with
that and worrying over tempests

enjoyment: -- quiet,
void or any. other kind.

“It doth: make me.

But. then. J ‘collided with, the.
paragraph that’ $ filled. me: withs

. notremove: or permit tobe
‘the |
premises any: straw of any 7

The thing has sort of cast a pall ue
over the whole affair, Here }.was :
dreaming about getting: into a,

It just seems that my. landlord - 4

and the new hole in my budget I, =
don't see* any hope ahead for |:
forfeited, ap

OF CE NTR

Public. notice is hereby:

re ‘present’ them as.

AL Dir MAN - . ONI; to h
year term.

The mode of nomination of

qualified electors ‘af the Mun
> shall be deliver ot 10 the Ret

—preseribed in, the Municipal

manner as: tos sufficiently

opened a
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Munieipal Halt, saantet

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Given under ny hind at
February, 1070

POR.

OTE CORPOR: ATION OF THE DISTRICT

NOTICE OF EL KC CTION

Municipality of Central Saanich that Trequire the presence of
» the said electors at. the’ Municipal: Hall,
Monday, the oth day of March, 1970, at the hour of ten o'clock
dn the: forenoon, far the Purpose al selecting: wv person, to

Candidates, shall be. nominated in. writing by two: duly
ween the date of this. notice and noon of the! ‘day. of:
nomination, The nominationpaper may hein. te form 7c

resideriee and. oe cupation of Ue person nominated in such
amination: paper abl Ine suse ibed ty by the. Gandidule,

in the event ol v poll helng necessary. such pall wl he

Keating Elementary Schack, Keath: i

Municipal Wallan the (eth dnd @oth days af Marvel 1970. bes .

werson 1s hereby required to Fakenoties aad HOVENH jilivisedt »
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Saniehton, WoC.

Refining? Officer

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given ‘to the electors of the

Sariniehton, “One.

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« elected for Ww une spired two Ms

«i ndid ates shat be as follows: a
leipality, "The nemination-paper
urning Officer, at any time bebe;

Act. and shall state the name,”

identify such candidate, The oe

Schoot, Brentwond hay
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10 hel ween the hours of i (VO 44 hi 7

Wee pal aay | an bps Wi aie

and $00 pan. of whleh every,

this Paha

Prices Effective:

February 18th.
To February 2st.

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We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities

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