Community _

Native culture, including story
telling, song, dance, drumming and
carving, will be shared this Sunday
in A Celebration of Saanich Cul-
ture, the third in a series of discus-
sion groups sponsored by Shady
Creek-Brentwood Bay United
Churches.

Guests involved in the program
include storyteller Chief Norm
Underwood, the Thunderbird Dan-
cers and Singers and carver
Charles Elliot, who specializes in
Coast Salish art.

The free discussion group meets

from 2 to 4 p.m. at Shady Creek

United Church, 7180 East Saanich
Road, Central Saanich.

Participants will have a chance
to talk to the artists and perfor-
mers. The series 1s open to anyone
interested in learning more about
the Saanich tribe or interested in
sharing their knowledge with
others.

Sunday’s program is the third of
the Amelia Douglas Discussion
series on the history, culture and
concerns of the Saanich tribe.
Themes in the series include the
Saanich land claims, education,
justice, spirituality, arts and the
environment.

The project is hosted by the
Outreach Committee of Shady
Creek-Brentwood Bay United
Churches.

Tea and coffee is served at each
meeting and free babysitting is
provided.

Funeral Chapels
656-2932 or 388-5155

Offer a complete choice of
Professional Service.

—TRADITIONAL

—MEMORIAL

—DIRECT CREMATION

—FULL
PRE-ARRANGEMENTS
SERVICES

Services from your church or
in either of our chapels at

1803 QUADRA STREET
VICTORIA
Or
317 GOLDSTREAM AVE.
COLWOOD

Native culture celebrated Sunday

Those with questions or sugges-
tions are invited to call Jane
Wynne evenings at 656-5476.

TheReview Wednesday, January 22, 1992 as -A10

HOUSE OF RUSSEL

-Qur Reputation
_ 1s on Your Head

HAIRSTYLISTS LTD.

THE VIBRANT NATIVE CUL-
TURE, as illustrated by this
group Of young dancers,
will be featured in the next
program of the Amelia
Douglas Discussion Series
to be held Sunday at
Shady’ Creek Unite

Church,

UNISEX @

656-1522 exe

@ Precision Cutting

IN SIDNEY CENTRE :
#102-2367 Bevan Ave., Sidney, B.C.
(Next to Safeway) =.

NICHOLAS W. LOTT
D. MAYLAND McKIMM
G. LIANNE MACDONALD

9830 FOURTH ST.
SIDNEY, B.C.

656-3961

McKIMM & LOTT

CHRISTOPHER S. LOTT
TIMOTHY F. LOTT

R.G: WITT LAPPER
GRANT S. WARRINGTON
GEORGE F. McKIMM — Retired

Personal Injury/ Real Estate/ Criminal Law
Wills & Estates/ Family Law
Commercial & Co. Law/ Municipal Law

FIRST 1 2 HOUR CONSULTATION FREE

GANGES CENTRE BLDG.
GANGES, B.C.

537-9951

The Royal Canadian Legion

Saanich Peninsula Branch 37

NEWSLETTER

DONATIONS:

$3,000.00 - Veterans’ Care Society (New Hospital)
$500.00 - 676 Air Cadet Band

$500.00 - Pipe Band

$700.00 - Command Bursary Fund

$250.00 - Admiral Budge Sea Cadets

$250.00 - Branch Table Officers Expenses

$100.00 - Alateral Sclerosis Society

$100.00 - B.C. Paraplegic Association

$500.00 - Lions/Review Food Bank (Auction Donations)

1992 EXECUTIVE & COMMITTEE MEMBERS:

- J. L. Martin

- D: G. Toller

- W.T. Green

- A. Watt

- C.R. (Bud) Nunn
- M. Gibson

- R. Hayes

- L. Riddell

- A_L. Wardle _
- Rev. D. L. Malins
- S. Butterick, E. Corbin, R. Harrison,

Honorary President
President

1st Vice-President
2nd Vice-President
Secretary
Treasurer

Service Officer
Sgt-at-Arms

Past President
Padre

Committee Members

G. Hooper, E. Johnson, P. Osborne, J. Pedlow.

BRANCH #37 WELCOMES THE FOLLOWING NEW MEMBERS:

Ordinary
Associate

Transfer In

- TRN. Patten, J.J. Benham, D. Rennie, J.J. Moss, A.R. Rhodes
- E. Butterick, C.A. Barr, E. Dawkins, T. Tabor, L.D. Rhodes,
B.G. Lushaw, D.G. Wamer, R. Gleason.
- W. H. Shepherd from Branch 048 (Ottawa, Ont.)
G. M. Macaulay from Branch 175 (Edmonton, Alta.)
L.G. Morrison from Branch 091 (Prince Edward Is.)
R.G. Haggart from Branch 051 (Nelson, BC.)
R. J. Dempster from Branch 176 (Vancouver, B.C.)
D.E. Sutcliffe (Frantemal to Associate)
K.J. Halliday (Associate Non-Voting)

CONGRATULATIONS to Cam Wallace and Daniel Webster who have been made
Honorary Members. Congratulations also to Ken Herrington who is
now a 40-year member of the Royal Canadian Legion.

REMINDER: Annual dues must be paid by the end of January.

Ordinary Members - $21.00; Associate Members - $21.00;
Fraternal Members - $26.00.

A BIG THANK YOU FROM THE BRANCH to the Legion Dart
Inter-Branch Play-Off Teams, who donated a $69.00 overage to the
Veterans’ Memorial Pavilion.

SENIORS’ LUNCHEON:Three. years ago Comrade Al Wardle ini-
tiated these luncheons and they have been enjoyed by many.
However, they have become so popular, and the attendance so large,
that we have had to limit the number of tickets available to 130 per
luncheon. The dates for the next luncheons are January 21, February
97 and March 24. Comrade Wardle will distribute tickets to the
various area associations. x

ENTERTAINMENT: Robbie Burns Night - Saturday, January 25.

Dinner and Dance (dance to Irv Lang) - $12.50 per person. More
information and tickets can be obtained at the Branch.

INITIATION NIGHT: The next Initiation Night will be held in the
Memorial Room on Saturday, March 7, 1992 at 7:30 p.m.

LAST. POST:

MH. Hale (Ordinary) - November 16, 1991

WA. Gray (Ordinary) - November, 1991
H.E. Nunn (Ordinary) - December 1, 1991

MEETINGS:

Branch Executive - Monday, February 3 at 7:30 p.m.

Ladies Executive - Thursday, Feb. 6 at 7:30 p.m. as
Branch & Ladies General - Monday, Feb.10 at 7:30 p.m. There will be a Pot Luck

Supper before this meeting:
MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO ATTEND MEETINGS AND TO

PARTICIPATE IN THE OPERATION OF THE BRANCH.

in MARINER VILLAGE MALL,
9810 SEVENTH ST., SIDNEY

~ INSURANCES OUR BUSINESS -

As a member of Branch 37 please call me
for your Insurance needs.
= Bob Jones

S| SEABOARD
“@® PROPERTIES LTD.

“Your Local Insurance Agency ’

7173 W. Saanich Rd. 652-1141 |

SAANICH PENINSULA SPECIALIST

* For 1990 Platinum Award Winner VREB.

* #3 in MLS Sales for Peninsula area offices.

* #16 in MLS sales for all of Greater Victoria. 4

* RESIDENTIAL SPECIALIST SERVING THE PENINSULA SINCE 1976
* |f you are contemplating a move or have friends who need the help

of a professional call:
DOUG
MENZIES
B.B.A

ae 656-0911
HOLMES2°32" (24 Hrs.)

MEMBER BROKER - PHH HOMEQUITY - WORLDWIDE

95.9%

of Saanich Peninsula
households regularly
read the Editorial page

in TheReview

Welcomed in
12,964 homes
on the
Peninsula