SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE ELEVEN

FOR SALE

“LEAVING FOR U.K. Must sell
jp 1968 Mustang V-8, power

steering, power disc brakes,
Yadio. 21,000 miles. 656-3080. 16-1

LOT, 80x120, Sidney area, on
water: some sea view. $4500.00
Phone 656-1071. 15-2

UPRIGHT PIANO good tone,
‘$350. Phone 656-4405. 16-1

‘COW MANURE, by the yard.
Phone 656-1784, 16-+ti

- BUNK BEDS. Phone 656-1581. 16-1

. RODERICK,: 3 > months old
Dalmatian, wormed, registered,
shots, ready to start life in a

hunting, or pet. $75. 384-6237. 16-1

PETS FOR SALE
REGISTERED LABRADOR

RETRIEVER pups, pedigree
includes 15 field trial champions
and five U.S. National field trial
champions. Dam imported from
England. Unlimited potential in
field trial work or show. Great for

BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

BRIGHTEN UP
TER DAYS! Meet friendly
people - serve them = Avon’s
guaranteed cosmetics - Choose
your hours, Call now 652-1794
collect, evenings or write J.
Guenther, 6701 Oldfield Rd., R.R.

THOSE WIN-

¢. BINGO - 15 GAMES. Admission
4 $i.00. Royal Canadian Legion
Hall, Mills Rd. Monday April 27, 8
-4p.m. Total proceeds donated to
Building Fund for Scout and
4 Guide Hall. 14-3

: WOMEN’S Gospel. Meeting
4 Monday, April 27, 2:30 p.m. in
Sidney Bible Chapel. Speaker .
Miss Hopkins of Victoria. Slides
of U.S.A. and. England. All ladies
a welcome. 16-1

| THE: SPRING TRIAL’ of the.
North Saanich. Dog Obedience §
# Club willbe held on Thursday, °
“April 30, at. Sanscha: Hall,

starting at .7.30.. Judges will. be”
Mrs. Mary Bates & Miss Virginia ~
a Lyne. : : a 16: 1

ROYAL | CANADIAN LEGION
“Saanich Branch No. 37. For -fun
and fellowship Hawaiian’ Night,
Mills Road Hall, Friday, April : 24;
9:30 p.m. =? Outstanding’ music |
-“Organaires””, $3.00 ‘couple.
ickets 656-2428.

DANCE, CABARET | STYLE,
“Agricultural: Hall, "Saanichton,

‘MeGuire™ on. trumpet.
‘Gouple. Refreshments. 652-2124,
oan oe

. Centre ; “Art ‘and Craft Show. May,
: Sand 10; Sanscha Hall. te fe

i FLORAL TEA AND SALE, 2:00
[) pm, Saturday, April 25, Shady ”
“Creek United Church: Hall; 7184.
! ‘East Saanich Rd. Home cooking, .
‘sewing, - plant ‘sale. Display of.
“flowers and arrangements : and’:
ain driftwood, Tea 50c, Demonstra-
Me tion of flower arranging ‘Mrs.’
id Sharon Knowles, 3p.m..

~ WORK WANTED

A ROTOTILLING-

¥ Reasonable. rates,’. Hour
contract, Pat. Patterson Phone
656-1675, So W8-tf

ROTO—TILLER
CULTIVATE

OFFERS © TO
SMALL GAR.

f 656-1936,

Ceti aT
HELP WANTED

“MAN On: MATUIUS BOY to cut)

 Bbags during May, June and July.

“Ph one 56-2906, 16- 1

Fama eaters

w CWABY: st Phe ~ WANTED © one
hour each morning Mon. » Haeough
F rh 6th A600, 161

“WANTED

| Wil

happy home, 658-8487. 16-1 7, Victoria, B.C. 14-3
; COMING EVENT
© s MISCELLANEOUS
Loyal Order Of Moose :
: — BINGO Special
Every Tuesday 7.30 m, 10 full hours of
60 40 per cent DRIVER TRAINING
Moose'Home Saanichton . $45.00
: ‘Qpposite Fairgrounds 1i-tf PHONE: 382-1712

Registration at. 7 p.m., Trials ~

i St.
neys ee
ARE = YOU" Really. “concerned i
about Detergents? Pollution? Try:
organic cleansers. Phone 656-2375.»
or. write Box 1463, Sidney, B. C: 7tE ms

“15-2 .

gardens,
or.

UNIVERSITY: STUDENT WITH

DENS, Please phone alter Gpam,,

Garden City Driving Schoot
13-4

VICTORIA HYPNOSIS SER-
VICES. Relaxation and. Psycho-
- Cybernetics Centre Ltd. Suite 8-
819. Fort St., 388-9722.

BRENTWOOD
BRIEFS

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickford and
their children, Sharlene and
Garry, have returned to their
home at Fort St. John. after
spending a week’s holiday with
Mr. Bickford’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Bickford, .West
Saanich Road; his brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.. Ron
Bickford, Verdier Avenue; and
Mrs. Bill Bickford’s parents, Mr.
and. Mrs. McWilliams . of the
Anchorage.

The rummage sale held by. the
Brentwood United Church
Women in their hall on Saturday
morning, April 18 was. most
successful. Following the sale a
number of cotton garments were
used to help make up a mission
box. Other left-over items were
turned over to. Goodwill En-
terprises.

7 Miss Jenifer Robinson of Peden
Lane left on Saturday for Prince

George, where she will be a
student teacher for the next
month:

Ail children and adults. will be
welcome ata meeting sponsored
by Tsartlip District Council of the
Boy Scouts Association to be held
in- Brentwood Scouts and.Guides
Hall this evening (April 22) at 7.
when Sgt. Bill Chisholm of the
Saanich Police Force will give an
illustrated talk .on the drugs

NAVY LEAGUE OF CANADA,
Saanich. -Peninsuia. Branch,

Lucky Draw Winner was L.C.

Davis, Box 251, Duncan. 16-1

GARBAGE, |

HAULED. Phone 656-1784. 23-tf

LAWN AND GARDEN ‘main-

tenance. Geo. Christenson, 1946

‘Mills X Rd. Sidney. 656-2947. 15- 1.

“AND”
Specializing:

AJAX HOME
‘CLEANER,
“windows,

in.

RUBBISH

OFFICE

ndows, floors and- special.
clean-up. Bob Scott, 652-1581. 42-tf

“SANITARY GARBAGE SERVICE |
Ray Bowcott, 0.
Bate

Sidney Clean-Up, «.
656- -1920, ae

"BOOK EXCHANGE | 9785 - 5TH.
Across from: ;Fool Hall, Sid-
Ste

PRIVATE. AND SEMI-PRIVATE,
: ee “fora lady or
Rest:
656-1727, 41.

nan, . Shoreacres
- Home, Sidney.

‘gentleman: ©:

_ 622 Fisgard St, 383-8324,

OIF. ‘YOU. WANT. YOUR: MOWER |
in’ shape, now is the time to
bring it to Reed’s Saw jepaire

“DRESSMAKING
“alterations. 656-3444.

and.
(2th

. 7 CABINET. WORK, : alterations
and repairs, etc. Free estimates.
16-5".

_ Ardmore Builders, 656- 4098.

NEED a. “Back” Hoe?

652-1920,

oD Phone
“Dave's Back Hoe Service. Phone -
: yes

problem. Refreshments willbe
served.

FOR RENT

OPEN FOR VIEWING
MARINA PARK
APARTMENT
2000 WHITE BIRCH. ROAD oe

SIDNEY.
ON WATERFRONT
- SHOAL HARBOUR. °
~ Just. north of Rest Haven
Hospital one-bedroom suite
-$135.up.
“'Ewo-bedroom. suite “$165 up.
Adults Only:- No. Pets
- Resident Managers: -
Mr. ‘& Mrs. S. Arden
-856- 1616 _—
-15- tt

‘BACHELOR: SUITE, available :
May 1, $95. Single: bedroom’ suite,”
available May.1, $105. Fridge and”
“stove in both: suites.:

ns ‘Sparling: Real’ Estate
2 Sidney ~ Phone 656- 1622

“HALL. IDEAL FOR, RECEP:*
‘TIONS, PARTIES; : MEETINGS,’

ETC: ETC: Kitchen and. facilities
available, Reasonable. ‘rates, ;
Phone 652 “2885 or 62: 1670.

sonstructed. -Im-
f “mediate oecupancy..Phone after.
‘6pm. A740. it

Sidney. Just

LARGE 2. ‘BDRM. “duplex, to
_ responsible. “party. Now
“available, ‘Wall, to wall carpets
throughout, ‘drapes, avocado
“stove and fridge, electric heat,
656-2512, No Saturday calls, 14-tf

ONE-BEDROOM | kitchen

656-2643,

PIANO TUNING, F red Burden.
1384

equipped unit, Phone. 56-4419, 15-

SMALL ENGINE SHOP, service |
and repairs to all small engines
including: Jawn mowers, chain
engines,
rotovators, etc, Open week-onds
and evenings, Abas 102, 75Rd Kast
is Saanich Road,

“SAWS, marine |

GARDE NS” ROTOTHL U £ Dd. “O82:
Mee.

17605

—utf

WANTED 70 BU Y

WE BUY FOR C ASH, used fur ni-
ture,
ies ate, Gili A158.

utensils, appliances, ane
Melt, ;

volt OUND

PLAY PE N AND INGH CHAM.
“Good condition, B56-34080 WT

cou I,

RECENT MODEL hub cap. 656
Be

» 10. SPEED even. 1D) Pa “young
man, Good condition, Phone 656-
181, : “Wel

PERRY EMPLOYER wants’ to

‘

rent 2 bedroom house with:
basement, . reasonable rent,
7 Uus band only pet, 882-5078, Wee
mf . _. PERSONAL

, AA. MEETS IVEHOY VOD:

8.30 pana, The

; NESDAY night,
= 8440 Sidney Ave.

Haalth Centre, 2

TORRENT

oNEW.TWo BUILDINGS . Haven
Villa, Resthaven Drive; Sidney”
Sidney
Spacious: suites, controtled en»
elevator, ww carpet,
~ drapes, colored appliances and
storage
Sone bdrm.
from

Villa, Henry. Ave.

trances,

plumbing,» laundry,
lockers, Bachelor $95
from) $780.00; 2 bdrm,
$142,00, Includes heat, hot water,
cablevision, HAGANET Ot 656 -

LARGE
responsible party. Available May
15. Wall-to-wall
throughout, drapes,

656-2513. No Saturday calls.

* 2 BEDROOM SUFTE, downtown

Sidney, available: Mays 15. 056+
5, 01 ater op.m.

oe RONT DU PL, EX, furnished,
heat, water inehided,

40,

= part ene reane we, Pap be Me lege

Q BDRM, HOME, Large seaview

lot, near Experimental Farm,

Phone 656- 305). OP Be

‘ eessiies |
“ONE. BEDROOM - votlage,
privately situated, suitable
retired couple, AG A208, - Me

Seg

ROYAL 0; AK. Two small oftices
in Credil Union hailding. 05 per
ame Fira

month, Ge Mh i.

Heal atonement ev

SM. ALL mt H, NG in Brent

wood shopping centre, formerly

Reauty Parlourand Barber Shap,
aelamatie heat, some fixtures,

$00 per month plas atilities: th

| Legion Women

Make
Te Scout Hall

“mittee had catered to two. wed-

_Mr. Interlocutor patter, supplied

1971 will be considered with the

| and Mrs: J.D.° Pearson: ‘stated.

at - Easter: services,

: a Riddell. ‘as- convener: of. the’
|. president called for a volunteer to.
apf |

3 BEDROOM I DUPLEX UNIT in |

2 BDRM, DUPLEX. to

‘e’arpets
nvocado
stove and fridge, electric heat,
Wtf

Ne

: “one
bedroom, baby welcome, $325.00
mon, Available May 1st, 656-2450,
Sod

onation

BY DOROTHY PEARSON
Mrs. Elsie Bullough, Zone
Representative on. Pacific
Command Ladies’ Auxiliaries,
made her official visit to the
Auxiliary of Sannich Peninsula
Branch No: 37 Royal Canadian
Legion, at it’s April meeting.
Mrs. J. McWilliams, president,
introduced Mrs. Bullough, after
which routine business’ and
comrnittee reports were heard.
Mrs. Byford-Clyde and her team
had visited 32 in Resthaven
Hospital, attended one funeral
and made home visits. Mrs.
Tutte, as convener, reported that
Mrs. J. McWilliams ‘had visited
16in Veterans’ Hospital, 28 home
visits. had been made, two
sympathy and one get-well card
sent.
Mrs. .K.0. Herrington’s .com-
dings. a_cocktail- party,» served
the Branch Zone Council and a
Golf Tournament party.

The Legion Pot Luck supper on
April 3 was a success, although
only about 150 members and
spouses attended. The —en-
tertainment was enjoyable. The
young peuple of the Alumni Choir
joined “with. local talent’ and
presented a fast: moving and
harmonious Minstrel ‘program,
complete with..Mr. Bones. and

by Jack Young, Joe Fenton and
others. M.C..was| Bob .Harmon.
and expenses for the evening

were paid by the L.A. —

~ A. motion was. unanimously
-carried that the L.A. cups. and
saucers. be once again loaned to
the Hospital auxiliary for. their
tea on May 12 and’a donation of.
$100 will be sent to the Boy. Scout
Committee for its Building Fund.
' Aletter re: Centennial project for

Branch.
‘Mrs.- J: Young reported the
Sunshine Box has a good balance,

- that a beautiful bouquet had been

flowers placed on the Altar in ‘the
Veterans’: Hospital: Chapel’ on
‘behalf of. the © ‘Sidney.
as, in. pee
“Mrs: ‘Florence. Brophy: wh
‘passed away in March 1969.

“NEW.C JNVENOR ee
“Due to the: resignation of Mrs.

Layette ~ Committee, oe ‘the

carry on. ‘that. work... Mrs. ‘H.
Eames is: re new. convener,

oo Mrs. ~Bullough: then
‘presented ws! J.D. Pearson with
her 25-year pin, remarking thatit
f gave her a great deal of pleasure
to..do so, remembering. past
“association when she was in the:
Chair ofthe LiA, No. 37a few
years ago. Mrs. Pearson: joined
Prince Edward Branch No. 91 in,
1943, transferred to Trai] No. Lin.
1945, thence to Sidney in 1955, and.
has been active in many aspects:
of Legion work through the years,
In, her address,. to the .mem-
bers, Mrs. Bullough warned that
new rules: and. regulations are
now in force and will be until the
present” Constitution and By-
Laws are replaced by a new
issue; Mrs,> Bullough stressed
that an Auxiliary should choose
executive — officers with — great
care, especially the viee
presidents, who should expect to
-progress to the presidency; also
that. the regulation regarding
paymentof dues by March at is
being: strictly adhered too, Mrs;
Bullough alse told of her surprise
visit to Mrs. Paddy Seardifiad
in London during a trip lastyear,
and this had been mutually en-
joyed. Mrs Seardifield will be
“arriving in Sidney on April 24 for:
few weeks’ vi isl with her many .
friends,

eo DRUG PROBLEM |

AL O80: pmo the ladies -ud-
journed to the ‘Men's Branch,
meeting fo hear guest: speaker,
Constable Dan Stone, who gave
an anlightening and: interesting
talk onthe drug problem, Many.
questions Tram: the floor were
answered

On returning to the Memoriit!
Roam for the conclusion of the
Awdliary omecting Mrs. Me-
Wibliams — presented. o° Mra.
balloaeh with @ amall. gifh on
behalfol the Auvitlary, thanking

reminded. Unat the May “ow
Cran ics vii a de held in
Sidney,

uy
DRIVER RINED Bion
Richard Gordon Hoss of Sidney
was dined $10 in police court on

, WE re 9250, Wet oayay, Wied
do SS6-O085 or A5ZETOS 2 nOUE - seme cn win me
’ ' rs ™ haan wr . “ me A
io Hi BROOKS SLID A aly | For Fast Marine
id ih VUNS a) i ¥ AK Ropairs & Service.
ii . 2324 HARBOUR RD., SIDNEY 656. nV 87
. ‘ Reeramusaasinoancanre mnmaroenac ae we “mn

Ee

‘purchased from this fund andthe - le
on Judge DG. Ashby fined Gordon a
= MacRae. of: Victoria. $350 i in court. ae
on: Saturday morning on a. charge She
1 of, : : Pe :

her for coming, Members were

saturday: tos driving while. tis

UTS |

BY SHIRLEY TOMSETT
Tsartlip District cubs and
scouts had a busy weekend..
Scouts from all packs in the area
set up the program at the big cub
rally held last Saturday at. Cen-
tennial Park,

When [arrived on the scene at
noon the kitchens were packed
with cubs; scouts, venturers and
leaders, and also a few parents
who braved the rain. Boys. were
downing hotdogs like they were
going out of style...and still the
rain kept pouring down.

The adults huddled in corners
looking out at the rain and mud,
but the spirit of the: cubs was
typified by young Chris Flint,
who came to his leader-father
and said “‘Come. on Dad, a little
rain won't hurt. us. Let’s get:
going.”’ So off went the mob i in the
downpour.

Slightly damp boys had a
wonderful time as they. tackled
monkey bridges, rope mazes,
scramble net, commando bridge,
life line, swings, stepping stones
and swinging rope; attempted to
climb a slippery pole and conquor
many.. other. obstacles.’ All. the
obstacles had been prepared by
their seniors.

Highlight of the day was the
aerial tram. Boys stood patiently
in line to ascend the ladder to a
platform 35-feet above our heads.
From ‘there they sat in‘a a swing-
_type seat and slid safely back: to
earth. A few of the. sisters.
managed to sneak into this. line--
As the events. came to a close.
the rain stopped and homeward ©
trudged many happy boys’ and -
leaders:.. .

~ General. meeting of the Sidney’
group committee is: called for
-8:15.p.m. on April 28 in the Sidney
‘Scout- -Guide Hall. Will'all: parents
cand. future “cub. ‘parents please

please don’t forget to support the’

at the Mills Road Hall, Proceeds’
are for the. Scout- -Guide. Hall.

DRIVER. IMPAIRED.

make every effort to attend. And°

‘Legion Bingo on Monday, April 27.

WHAT'S DOING IN P.T.A.

BY NORMA SEALEY
At the meeting of Sidney P.T.A
on Monday evening, the
President had some difficulty in
retaining the attention of the

Fishermen

Survey —
Under Way

A survey. of the. continuing
education needs of fishermen in
British Columbia is currently
being conducted by. the
University of B. C. Extension
Department through a= grant
from the Canda Department of
Fisheries and Forestry.

Questionnaires .have been
mailed to 1,000 fishermen
throughout the province aimed at
‘finding ‘out. from. fishermen
themselves. what.. areas of
training and study they consider
most important: - from. applied
aspects of oceanography, fish
biology, marine hydraulics and
salmon development projects to

international law, fisheries . in-
surance, marketing and
economics,

Information’ from the survey
will be used to develop a provin-
‘cial approach to futher programs
of. continuing education for
fishermen. :

~The UBC Extension Depart-
ment has conducted — field y

1930’s. Technical’ fisheries short
courses have: been» offered an-
‘nually since 1954. :

Y

FOR RESIDENTIAL
“AND COMMERCIAL

BUILDING CALL

* Vietorin's
fi

382-9168 i

Inter national Tr ave

-adventures with Nature.”

audience, The reason for the dis-
traction was Gypsy, a delightful
19 month old gibbon clinging
securely to the neck of Mrs. Lyn
Hancock, and looking for all the
world like a fur collar,

It had been hoped to have Dave
Hancock present also, but having
suffered a back injury earlier in

the day he was unable to attend. —

However, wife Lyn carried on
and proved to be a capable and
delightful lecturer, as she spoke
on the subject. of ‘Childrens’
Her
material’ was from personal
experience as the accompanying
slides verified.

During the years that Lyn
Hancock has taughtschool she
has used animals extensively in
the classroom. She pointed out
that the animals were not utilized
for teaching the science course.
but also for art classes, social
studies (where studies were done

on countries of origin), and even
in. mathematics when the chil-
dren maintained graph. charts
recording growth and develop-
ment data. For the keeping of
these records it was necessary
for the children. to learn the
metric system,
thorough knowledge of weights
and measures, in order. to
measure food requirements and
growth factors.

She also showed dramatically
the effect on the teaching of
English, by reading and showing
some of the poems and stories

composed by the:children about |

the animals in their classroom.
If there was a single important
message stressed it -was. the
absolute need for ‘‘involvement.”’
In Lyn Hancock’s own words, “‘If
you can get the children
terested and INVOLVED, there
is no ceiling to what they can
jearn!” -

‘programs in fisheries since the |

for, Yukon,. Area.

Box 1281,
Whitehorse, Yukon,

“YUKON - CANADA.”

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YEAR
10. 1970

wo.

420 Victoria Ave,

Jieesie Wears Suspended,

And 1 That’ S: Good Fe or ‘Your Son!

M St. Michael’ 8 School for boys we Keok

bis willingnoss to learn is what we

Took for in the classroom, A hard school
with high standards, yes.
for a bev in the younyer vagus af? through

helping hud a platform tor his later

education. Inte rides rOTIi Ona) af course,

van that's good

Applic ations tnvited for the ate a Terns

Ine judiig Grade ie AANA, WW tae) ath

ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL
FOR BOYS

“AK GUO

7 wey FREIGHT sev CE uD. eo
HEATED STORAGE - _ BOATS - ETC. Pine:

as well as a.

bb. 59

q PORK cHOPS

SLB

“Ww L He

SIDNE y.

dal $24,600,
George Mitron,

fs

NONTH § SAANIC ne

g property at $8,800.00,

SIDNEY.
ACTIEAGE

present
Full Prive $55,000 Terma,

A John A, Broce
Chive MeConnan

oS ‘ Ga 69°

CUS ron Cun PROZEN &

yo “PORK SAUSAGE ,
PORK STEAKS su | SPARE RIBS

; SIDNEY {Y VIEW LOT
NULLA, Lot, with a “beautiful

H 2 ‘Goabann beauty, plus extras
view of Roberts Bay. On

| large finished bedroom in the.
basement.’ Large: gundeck |
B with view of the ocean, Priced 7

“052-2702 a

(RESIDENTIAL, |

Might acres located: at ‘he
ae corner af the Vat Bay: High-
my way aml Weiler Avenue, At
‘a residential reserve.

"686-2023
656-3641

SIDNEY REALTY LIMITED
_ Phone 656-3928

1018.

10 LB

HIS ISLAND VIEW FREEZER sg a KoA

-Sewer-and. water, F ull Price
87,800, 00. oh

Nori SAANICH LOTS.
A pood “holding: property | on

"Mills Road,adjoining the area
Half acre Jot high on u 1 hiltulde

ywith glimpses of the sea_
Pa through the. trees. Secluded,

ihe heavily: wooded, and easy. to
BS build. on; Wonderful. halding

which has been zoned com:
mereially. $1,800 will’ handle,
ma Flea $3.6 600,

4

NOWT Te BAANIC We.
TERRACE

 Holf. acre lot with superb view |
of the ocoan, (Sidney too ona
clear day), Fall Price $10,000,

ALMOND STREET LOT

“On sewer “and water,
Price $6,000 Terms.
Jack Nalarnith 2 AS02281
George Mitrou

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OF

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 bdghtly wooded tot in sidney i a
Fall fay

vewne

in-

(52-2702 Bie

Sieg Som se Re EL

2g &