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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ASL.

YNDS REVTAAY

Gas etiles

Wednesday, March 4, 1970

Neil Gray of Montreal, son of
the late. Captain N. Gray,

Saanichton, paid a short visit:

here this weekend while on a
business trip to Vancouver. He
expressed. amazement at the
many changes in the district

~ which have taken place in the last
13 years.

Mr. and Mrs. R.S. Boutillier,
Cultra Ave. have Mr. Boutillier’s
cousin and wife, Mr. annd Mrs.
R. Boutillier, Vancouver, visiting
with them. :

R.B. Stocks, manager of the
B.C. Federation of Agriculture
was. speaker at the Farmer's
Institute monthly meeting. His
subject ‘Compulsory Liability
Insurance--Farm. Vehicles.”’. He

» explained the licensing under the
- ‘Motor Vehicle “Act,” and. its
‘implications.

William Taylor was.elected by
acclamation to his second. term
__as president of the South Saanich.
Farmer's. Institute. Ed Raper
was elected: vice president, and
‘directors are Willard W. Michell,

© Brian Hoole, and Harry. Liedtke. .

Secretary-treasurer: Stuart
Stoddart. will’ carry ‘on -tem-
porarily.

Saanichton

lores

Report the goings-on in
your district to Review
correspondent Mrs. L.
Farrell for inclusion” in
Saanichton Notes. Phone
her at 652-1854.

Winners at the South Saanich
W.I. card party last Wednesday
evening were Mrs. W. Wills. Mrs.
F. Hamilton, P. Hamilton and T.
Michell. Consolation prizes went

to Miss P. Meiklehohn .and- J.
Nimmo. Hostesses for . the
evening were Mrs. W.

-VanAlstyne and Mrs. P..Spek.

Mr. and’ Mrs. Charlie Allen
rented their house on Mt. Newton
X Rd. and left last Saturday for
their new home at Fort St. John.

NAVIGATION AID.
DISCONTINUED

_The Department of Transport
notifies that white reflectors on
Crispin Rock Spar: Buoy UL 155.
in position 48-48-05N° and. 123-11-
48W, Lyall . Harbour, Saturna
Island, have been permanently
discontinued. (CHS Charts 3452
and 3450; B.C: Pilot, Vol.1, 1965,
page 187)

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‘and -mothers.

BUNDLE OF JOY in the arms of 18-year-old Ross
Clague, 8485 Emard Terrace near John Dean Park,
was wailing for‘him early last Thursday morning
when he arrived home from night shift: at B.C.
Forest Products Ltd. where he works in the plywood
said Ross who wasn’t
really worried; but was ‘alittle concerned” over
the arrival in case the mother needed assistance.
The mare, a seven-vear-old breedy-looking grade

a

“It was that easv,

Stables,
Photo).

14130 Mt.

'

mare Ross brought down from Courtenay four
years ago, is proving to be a good mother and Ross
is looking forward to the day the little one will be
ready for trail riding. The filly should be a good one
on. the trails. She is half Arabian. sired by the

Arabian stallion Korbee of Nigel Woods, of Heaniad

Newton Cross: Road. (Review

BY SHIRLEY TOMSETT

Sidney cub and scout father-.
and-son banquet 6n February. 20
was a huge success. A piping hot.
dinner was served to. 155 guests
by. group. committee. members
‘J would like to
thank all helpers on behalf of the

.dads..and boys, and - especially :
Hugh Hollingworth for. cooking

and carving the baron of beef. and.

- Sidney Bakery. for donating the
: dinner buns... :

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AS entertainment
teresting color. film. of ‘the 1968 -

the

World Jamboree at. Niagra-on-
the-Lake was shown, The film.
illustrated clearly, why this. type

. of gathering fosters: the cause of”
-international: fellowship’ and
brotherhood. :

March 1 with .110 leaders, girls
and boys and 22 parents in at-
tendance. Geoff: Logan, Anglican

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OF. CENTRAL S AANICH:

CLERK. -TYPIST CASHIER

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maintaining. financial records,
2. receiving |
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lay reader led: the service; the
lesson was read by one of the
Guides and Father Wiseman led
the responsive reading for Scout
Sunday. a

Subject. of the address by..the
Rev. R.H. Pratt was ‘Talking to
Yourself.” He advised’ the boys

a and girls to talk to themselves in
, Church parade was held on:

a hopeful way; to make the most,
of their lives, and not to. mope
When: things . ‘do not happen : as
planned. Prayers were said by
“the Rt. Rev. E.H. Hives...
The service was most inspiring
and I’m sure that. our. boys and
—Birls gained much from it...

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On. ‘Thursday,
turers and ‘scouters | thoroughly
“enjoyed. a. swim: night atthe:

and frolics. in: ‘the water.

BRENTWOOD

“Brentwood and, ‘Tsartlip- cubs
“and scouts held. a father and son
» banquet - ate pene Lodge’ on
_ February 24, ~ with R Keene
pr esiding..: : e

Central Saanich Fire Chief F. L.
“Brownlee presented the «Jim
- Creed trophy to the Blue-6 cubs
and ‘Beaver. Patrol scout. En-

boys, and. movie followed.

Mr, and Mrs. H. Allen of Brenta
Lodge, and to the mothers of the

‘cubs and scouts: who helped to

make ‘the banquet ‘a’ pleasant

-affair, Also to the Sidney branch.

of Canada fore a

Sa f eway
donation,

ROTARY INTERNATIONAL [charges Pending
65TH BIRTHDAY

Sidney. Rotary Club on Wednesday celebrated the 65th
anniversary. of Rotary International. A decorated birthday
‘ake bore the Rotary insignia and the appropriate quota of

candles which were lit by Padre
In

the course. of a commemorative. address,

F.C. Vaughan-Birch
Padre

Vaughan-Birch recalled that Rotary was founded in Chicago

on February

23,1905, the basis of membership being one

active member from each profession or business. By. 1912
there were Rotary clubs in Canada, England and Ireland and
the International Association of Rotary Clubs was. formed:

As of January, 1970, there were 14,022 Rotary clubs and an

-removal

_ dicated concern .over children
- with learning problems, and so
should’ be.

difficulties, :
~ when child starts school to detect
‘learning disabilities 3)
~dergarten and primary. teacher .
cin:

promptly. notified of: results of
_ testing, and. informed ~. of
assistance they may give, 5):

~ Classes to have adequate Special
18. scouts, Aien- :
& Special

SS diagnosed. by qualified personnel,
qe Naden “pool: Some of, the boys: 2 in con: : :

“were tested for: their. ‘swimming -
- badges. while: others: enjoyed. fun

a Education to re-examine a more
5 appropriate means. of fostering
coy espect. for. religious’ principles
. than that presently offered by the

“comment. allowed. Another asks.
» the Department of Education: to
institute a
~. program’ as part of: elementary.

» requested to allow. teachers time

. tertainment was provided by the:
“| off for- purposes. of professional

‘Special thanks are extended to | -
‘not

estimated 660,500. Rotarians in 148 countries and
geographical regions.
WHATS DOING IN P.T.A
1+) a nu
By. Norma Sealey
All you P.T.A. members hiding) There is an extensive

out there as part. of the ‘silent
majority’. give your mind a good
stretch, and ponder the following
for the next week-and-a-half.. The
B.C. Parent-Teacher Convention
is coming up, and your President
would. like. guidance from... all
members as to how your delegate
should. vote. on the ‘various
resolutions. being presented.
There are a couple directed. at
the provincial government on the
recurring: issue. of money: 1)
requesting a .more = flexible
finance formula depending. on
areas, 2) rescinding of the 110 per
cent ceiling on operating costs for
school ‘boards, 3) requesting
of the ‘freeze’’ on
necessary construction. .
Narious local people have ‘in-

interested in. the
~ following’ resolutions: 1)
requesting that reading’ in- |.

struction geared*:to: ability” be
available to. those ‘with reading
2). request - testing

kin-
to have. adequate training

identification and. handling «of
such ‘children 4) parents to be

teachers: conducting - ‘Special

training 6)< before placing *i
Classy child. to: be

reading. of. ‘scripture. with. no

drug education

school health curriculum,
~The’ School - Trustees’
Association, and local boards are.

improvement. /Even: pollution is
forgotten as. another
r esolution directed | ‘al. Parent:

Teacher. Councils. ‘and

“Associations s tates that they “be ] §

“encouraged to work in close co-

ordination: with community anti:

pollution ‘groups.

are limined in si2e,

MALVERN & WESTERHAM SCHOOLS”

A fow vacancies for boys and girls grades-5-ta 12, Students
ean sult complete full year's work by. June as the Classes

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resolution on libraries, but more
about that next week.as this will
lead on to our program coming up
on Monday, March 16, at. the
meeting of Sidney P.T.&,

As you can see, there is. “food
for thought”. to. satisfy every
taste,
caps. and come up. with. some
opinions. on these matters. We'll
be anxious to hear your com-

ments on the iéth.

Phone 656-2611. -

so put. on your thinking’

A total of $700 damage was
sustained by two cars in a Sunday
morning collision on Central
Saanich road. Police said
charges are pending in the ac-
cident which involved cars driven
by Mrs. Gertrude Thompson, 6290
Springlea Road and Kenneth
Armstrong, 1710 Fort Street.

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