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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday,

August 19, 1970

Enter Eaton's S

STARTS AUGUST
Continues through Sept.

Fairy tales are for fun—for childhood

become. a here-and-now. Cinderella!

6 A: family ‘dinner,

= Imperia! Inn.

@.. Your role as honoured guest
family: at. the final Sunday

, Show.

. Several of the stars from the parade

Saturday. Come in and meet them!

stationery needs!

°THERE'SWMORE
oS FORYOU
| DOWNTOWN

Glass Slipper Contest
19th

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story books

and dreams. But you, young woman, may actually

Eaton’s: is

making it possible for you to put yourself in Cin-
derella’s shoes, so to speak. And here’s all you have
to do: just fill in an entry form and if your foot fits
the Glass Slipper, you will become eligible to be
Cinderella, complete with a $100 wardrobe plus:

compliments of» the

with your
night | per-

formance of ‘‘Disney.on Parade’.

@ All girls trying on the slipper who fill in an
entry form become eligible to win various
prizes including - passes for the Disney

will be on

Eaton’s. Third’ Floor. at 3° p.m. Wednesday and

and while you are downtown, visit Eaton’s.
. School Supply Shop on the Lower Main Floor for
oa great money saving selection of Back to School

A NEW. CHURCH

to house the
Lutheran community in Sidney is
rising on Weiler Avenue. The

congregation, which has met for years

in rented halls, is looking

dedication of the Peace ‘Lutheran

Church, scheduled for Oct.

_ F. Otke of Langford will be in charge of |

forward to

18. Rev. A.

services. Building committee chair-
man is Jack Bower who is assisted by
George Jendrossek and Mike Davis. .
The. laminated arched church is:
situated on the south side of Weiler.
_ between Lochside and the Pat Bay
Highway. (Review Photo).

oS Monday ~ -- Thursday 7 7: 45 P. M.
‘Frida & Saturday 2 Shows 6: 50 P.M.

4 9PM.

UES-WED. THURS. -FRI. ‘SAT

‘AUG. 17 -

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SAMANTHA EGGAR, : ANTHONY NEWLEY: in
“DOCTOR OOLITTLE aa Arthur ?. Jacobs
Production’: and. RICHARG* ATTENBORQUGH
ns “Blossom” Directed -by Richard Fleischar, -
Scrnenpla) by Leslie Bricusee, Based on the
Stories by Hugh Lofting, Music. and Lyrica:
by Lastia Bricusse, Musical Numbers Staged
by Herbert Ross,

Prasante REX HARRISON,

Eolar or Batuse whe

- ADMISSION: “ADULTS $1.25,

“CHILDREN .75e0

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» Due to the length of this feature the first. show. on Friday
“and Saturday will be at 6: 20 P; M. and the last show at 9: 00.

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= 25 = AG» 27 + 2B 290

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“together with Mr. and Mrs
Bannister; Mr. and’ Mrs. Bob

. An unusual surprise shower:

. was. held recently at the home of ©
‘Mrs. A. Jones, 9156 Cresswell
Road, Sidney, in ‘honor. of. Miss.
“Marion Hastings. whose marriage:
to Gordon Armstrong, » takes”
place this month...
~The bride, being a teacher, sat 2
“behind. a gaily. decorated desk .
and as she called the roll, she was.
presented with “gifts. from” a
: ee be Of” guests. -

‘Black-

“Ki ac
_ Marion.

5th wedding anniversary

were ‘presented with a pole lamp.

Among those present were the
-best-man, Frank Loveless, and
the bridesmaid, Mrs. Ann Slater,
« Bob
and Mrs,

Mounce, Mr. iarold

» Why net.share with your
neighbors ‘the. interesting
itid-bits of news. you come.
“across | in your. daily. ac-
tivities? Phone them. ‘to,
» Mrs. Esther Berry. at 656- |
1151 and they will be in-.
: cluded in Sidney Briefs.

: vA surpri: @ party ‘honoring Mr. e
“and Mrs. Jack. Hastings, .1725
MeTavish Road, on the occasion .
of their 2
was held recently, at the home of
Mr. and..Mrs, Frank: Loveless,’
19468 All, Bay Road, The guests:

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TRACTOR
~ SERVICE

Ttataviating,! surat: or ug}
Gardens, lawns levelled ready,
fot seeding and planting: alo.
plows dive, cultivate aul Host
holes. "

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erp ae ror and_ Soacchion:
Diane
Gertrude. McQuarrie,

guest of her. brother-in-law: and’
“sister: in- ‘law, Mr. and Mrs. E. N.

Mr. and! Mrs. Edward R. Peck

swith) cy. and. Cheryl of , West.

at the home.of the formers

mother, Mrs. CW. Peck, All Bay |

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Mr. and Mrs.’ Albert F; ace

Tail were guests of the latters
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. AK,
Millar, Malavi iew Ave. : :

Mr. and) Mrs. UL, Kuipers,
Amsterdam, Holland and son are
guests of Mrs. Kuipers: brother.
“and ‘sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.

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Mr. “and “Mrs, J Bell “and
“duests of theo latter's mother,

. Mes BG, Taylor: Fourth St.

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“who hax spent the past six weeks
in Sweden has returned: to! y her

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“HRUULAH Ais ny) KINGS:

Tuesday to her. Winnipeg home |
“after spending some weeks with —

Mr. sid Mrs. Alfred Nunn, 2 her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Albert Jone » Mrs. :

“Alberta. have’ been. visiting wi
> their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack.
Rogers, 4th Street, for

and Kim, for. 3 weeks :

“Mission City. B.C. has been the ~

- fancouver have been: holidaying 7

Uh D. Koerts, Dean, Pi ark. Road

Mrs and: Mrs, W, Hoothh, aven,
“Villa wave retur ned home after a
“seven Week vacation cin
~ Saskatchewan and Alberta, W hen
‘in’ Battleford, “Sask. they, ate

tended thelr grandam sw redding

daughters of Edmonton are. the

: > Mrs, li. L. King, Harbour Rd.

Mr. and’ Mrs. William
Dickenson, 9617 Seventh Street:

“have had as guests their nephew

and niece, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Dickenson. and young - daughter
Debra of Winnipeg.

“Mrs. K. Black ‘returned: ‘on.

several weeks.

~ REPA IRS
gD TIONS
: ALTERATIONS ©

“Manufactured - ‘Homes. |
mean “better quality atoa
“reas onable 7

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656-1976

656-3503

price.
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Paving Deadline
Will Be Met
Say Contractors

paving. of the reconstructed
portion of Resthaven Drive and
Malaview will begin Thursday
following ‘‘curing’’ of the primer
spread on. Monday. Chew Ex-
cavating Ltd. estimate the job
will be finished by August 26, five
days before contract completion
date.

Last week, Sidney Council
became impatient with the long-
delayed finish to a road program
which ‘started in early spring.
Engineers Willis, Cunliffe and
Tait have now explained that the
original contract was extended
by 73 calendar days to cover
delays in construction material
occasioned by the labor lockout.

WANDERING COWS
BRING HEAVY LOSS

Norman Day, 8532 Pat
Bay Highway, was con-
victed in Victoria police
court last week on a charge
of allowing livestock to be
on the highway. A fine of
325 was imposed on the
farmer. whose two cows:
had to be destroyed after
being involved in a traffic
accident.

EVERY FRI. AND
“SAT. EVENING

in the

Museum Unit of Be.

Army
Navy |
and
Airforce
Sidney Unit 302

” FOURTH ST.
“SIDNEY B.C.

For Local 4-H

Following the visit here last
month of 45 members of 4-H clubs:
in Montana. who stayed with
their Canadian counterparts
living on Saanich Peninsula,
plans have been announced for an
exchange trip next year.

Mrs. Tom O’Reilly, leader of
the Saanich Peninsula 4-H Beef
Club, told The Review a similar
number of 4-H members from the
Malahat. South district which,
takes in the peninsula, will travel
by charter bus to Montana for a
week next July.

“It’s the best thing possible for
these youngsters to get together
and see at close hand how each
other carries on his club work,’
she said.

the Governor .of . Montana,
Forrest H. Anderson, in a letter
‘to the local 4-H members: ‘‘The 4-
H exchange program is com:

12-14 Lb. Fresh Grade ‘‘A”’

Sliced Home Cured

Her sentiments were echoed by_

FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY
SPECIALS:

Turkeys........... |
Side Bacon. ax.

Sirloin Tip tess

Montana Trip Next Year

lembers

mendable since it affords an
opportunity for our youth . to
travel and live with their neigh-
bors in order to better understand
their ways of life, and local
culture. It is certain to educate
and broaden the outlook of the
young people interested in the 4-H
program.”

Gov. Anderson wrote to say:
‘“Montanans look forward to
hosting your 4-H group in 1971.

We Buy and Sell
Old China, Silver,
Furniture
and Bricabrac

9812 4th Street, Sidney
Phone 656-3515

Lb.

| Beef Sausage.

cererrsres

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Average weight 60 Lbs.

Freezer. Special

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‘The reason?»

‘Easy taste and easy | to look at.
Plus the Seagram name and quality.
“Prove it for yourself. That! s the

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FIRST IN. si

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Weg * Two 2-Bedroom Units

| “only two blocks to all shopping, one block from. waterfront.

Tudor are hitecture with its Old English rustic charm, is depicted through
“the use of leaded windows and rough: ‘timbered, deep’ stained beams Kot in
white textured exterior walls. .
The Tudor. motif of yesteryear ds recaptured throughout the interior with

the use of heay y cedar coiling beams and stance hions, deep stained doors ard:
cabinets, accented by wrought iran chandelier an rustic
~ wolto-wall carpeting.

Ranger « Fridge * Ancluded.
Utility Reont « WasherDryer
Beaitifally treed and landscaped,
Your own parking provided,

LOW down payinent forthe new home buyer,

Trades max be accepted,

i 900 And Up For These Attractive New Condominium Units

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