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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW _

Wednesday, February 2, 1966

_ BIG. CHANGES AHEAD

New

resident | i Sanscha

ae Sets Aggressive Pattern —

: “Aggressive ‘pattern: of operation -

a set. by Alan Spooner. during his‘ two,

“years ‘at the helm. of Sanscha, pron

On Monday’ evening Frank Minns

“called fora meeting ‘of his new a executive at as early an: opportunity’| ,

“as “possible.” a gram. he has already in mind. oc! Sidney. Day is. in need of revamp-

‘ing, the ‘stated... His associates will “be invited; to. change the day in or-

-He. outlined ‘the _ Pro

der that Jocal Stores ‘may be open

during the ‘day, providing visitors with - facilities beyond - those at the memorial park. :

-Sanscha. is‘ not owned by anybody, “che. reminded. the .mceting. “RUN--FOR: ‘COMMUNITY eT Es a community “organization “pun: by. ‘the comaninity for the. com- a munity,”” he stated. .

~The new: president | wants a mum: iy ber. af features undertaken this year.

{Monday evening.

“The accent is. on: youth, Mr. ‘Mins called for: a‘ greater. use of: the rec-

reationcentre’ by. the youngsters of): | the ‘district. - ;

“He described the stage, as @ com: plete mess. “AT. we have i is a. jarge ‘building with ‘a platform,” ’” he observed, “We

“should build 'a large’ stage’ and Ries

after the acoustics.’ | GET A STAGE ;

He: wrged this.. audience : to get a stage and ‘then bring visiting enter, tainment. groups here.

. Big project facing the association is to pay off its. bonds... The: debt on the thall. must - paid off, he told members,

: The grounds. are another big prob- |! fem, the -warned., ° Mr: Minns.asked for. a full meeting’ of: directors next .Problems .facing the association must. be settled: short- ly, the. reminded’ members.

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|NO. SERIOUS — |FIRES ON |G \LIANO

‘Amrizal “meeting | of athe. “Galiano Volunteer Fire Department awas held in ithe Galliano Hall ‘on January 26. Fire ‘Ohief-.Don ‘Robson * reported there were three alarms’ turned. in ‘during the’ past year, none ‘of them serious. -Ten -practices- were held; and the.fire truck logged 59:5 miles.

on 2-50-foot- pole.

Five new pieces” ‘of equipment added during. the. year’ were one first-aid kit, fou radar-lights, and one, one-horsepower - siren. cA. new Mark 3 Wajax pump:and a 250-gal- on water srelay tank’ were supplicd by. MacMillan, Bloedel. and. Powell River Co., for the use of the’ volun- teers aiong with their oiher: equip- ment,

“Secretary-treasurer ‘Chos ‘Williams reported a. total ‘of. $233.60: now: on hand," including a: cheque received from .the Standard. Oil Company ‘in Vancouver,

A vote of thamntes Was: given: to. ‘all of the volunteers for. their, work dur-

who -also assisted © “with -money-nais- ing. functions. A: “special ‘vote « of

who. is leaving the Island. soon. Mr. Rebson was one of the leading sparks to. get. the <fire department “going three ‘years ago.

for. the coming year, . with the - ire chief to-be mamed at a later date. Elected were Fred Robson, Geordie Georgeson, © Chester Wittiams,: Bill Kolosofif: and: Bob Bambrick. |

~ AT REST HAVEN |

|. Women’s: World|. Day .of Prayer oO _- will ‘be observed! on. Friday, Feb. 25 estat: ‘churches * “throughout” the’ ‘world.

A: new fire siren thas been Snstalled | '‘|Roman Catholic and Anglican.

ing the past year; -and ‘to the ladies |,

thanks was given to the fire chief

The. new executive were... elected.

| WOMEN’S WORLD DAY OF PRAYER.

First Friday‘of: Lent is the traidition- al day for this. observance. .

in Sidney: the. inter-denominational service will .be ‘held at Rest Haven Seventh-day -. Adventist. Church on Rest Haven ‘Drive, at 2 P. m.

Participating... groups : ‘amriounced are the Seventh-day Adventist, Un- lited. Church, . Pentecostal. Assembly,

‘Service to. be. followed. has been | prepared ‘by women of Scotland. World: Day of Prayer will: be ob- served ‘by avomen. in 150 “countries and areas. :

Ladies Hear Of Northern Treland.

“ Members: of Lake Hill and ‘of South Saanich . Women’ s> ‘Institutes - joined.

{Miss Margaret. Pollock of. Castle |, rock, :-Ireland,-avhen -she' attended the Jast meeting of Brentwood -'W.1.. . ‘Miss V.. Saliss,.a director Of. the South:Island.:-Board “of W.I..accom- panied . Miss --Pollock~ and: projected: both slides and movies for the Speak: ar.

The. gathering heard ‘of the found- ing and. the work.of the Northern Ireland Institutes. An important part is played by.the W.1. in Irish rural, life; said: the ‘speaker. + —

‘Mrs. -E. : G: Woodward, provin- cial. vice - - president; . “accompanied Miss: Pollock - to Pender Asland: ‘on February: 2:

ST. PAUL’S CHURCH HEARS ( OF ADVANCES IN ALL AREAS —

Paul's. United: “ Church’ has Sank in, ‘the: ‘past. year: in ‘member= ship, financial. str ength:. choir mem-|-: ‘| bers: sand:..in: organizations, . “annual |

| meeting - of the: church: was: ‘told ony

‘| elcited

the “ Brentwood: “members to /hear'}.

(CONTEST [ATTRACTS | INTEREST |

“The B.C, vide: Historie ‘Landmark

‘| Contest sponsored... by the Saanich.

‘Peninsula Art Centre cis attracting much. i inter est. :

Tints centennial ‘project is: open. to ‘artists throughout the province. Sub- ject of the contest may be a build- ing, place or person 75 years old’ or over, and should be of significance | to’B.C. history: ;

. Entries: will be shown. in , leading centres throughout ‘the province. dur-. ing 1967. Prizes are offered for the most outstanding works of ‘art. Fur- ther information and cules may be from’. Historic - Landmark Contest, Box-55, Saanichton, B.C...

{LEGION

BRIDGE TOURNEY |

‘The Royal ‘Canadian Leste, Bridge Tournament, | Branch « 92,: ‘Ganges, : commences ‘this, week. Je THe “Me Lamb: is the organizer... 00°!

hose playing - in: the: ‘tournament’ ‘are: Coronel and: Mrs.- M.-F. Peiler,. Mr.. and. Mrs.’ Bi Greenhaugh Sr; Mr. and. Mrs. John R.)Sturdy; Mer. and Mrs. J.°H.-M. Lamb, Mr. and Myrs..Fred:Morris, Mr. and Mrs. W. Trelford, Mr. and Mrs. Jim ‘Reid;. Mr.-and Mrs. H.:E. Emerslund;: Mr.’

Mrs. Cuwkson, Mr: Mouat, Mr. Mr... and. Mrs. °-L:. J..:MacDonnell, Mr. sand Mrs. R. ‘Foulis, - Mir: Mrs. -W. G.: Stone, Mr. ‘and. _Mrs. Howar a ‘Carlin, Mr e and Mrs. Cc

and. iVirs,

oe | stewards and. the: same. to ‘the build:

ing fund.

velope ' ‘secretar Y, were ‘singled ‘out for special thanks.’ : ‘

was: ‘extended: “to | “HY Whitmore’ by.

Paul, “Man:: k

‘ehdeteh i ‘Highway, East! St.| The wedding ‘will take | 1 ; es Saturday, “Reb. 2, 1966, at am

met ency ad. ‘an “excellent *$800- to “the:

$16, 725: Ther

| Education © Centre: of 28 ow cAn® ‘in-

of ‘the meeting: and: “Miss acted las secretary.

‘and: Mis. George’ St;. Denis, Mr: and | = BE. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs.-R.|f Norman and: Mrs.. A..M.. Brown,

and

~ Total? monies “paisad ‘ye “the “con- gr egation . 2 en d organizations “Ww a s

total’ indebtedness” on’: the. ‘Christian

Optical Service = |At Rest Haven _ “Service “offered. iat - Rest “Haven ‘| Hospital for a. number. of years” is to be. reinstated: A --Victoria. éye specialist..will attend ‘atthe Sidney. |. hospital’ each Wednesday -from; 9:30 am. . All examinations of the. eyes will ‘be “carried: out and - necessarry | care ‘willbe: provided... = ‘For..a'mumber ‘of years. Dr. E..D. Emery. maintained ‘an office-at Rest Haven Hospital. .

~ Bridge Winners: : Duplicate: bridge in Sidney. drew 24 iplayers ‘on Friday evening. North- south winners were Paul Smith and Mars. L. Dunean;. 2, Mr. .and. Mrs.: Len Hellyer and 3, Mrs. Joan Strank and John Bawden. Bast-west winners were Mr. and Mrs. J: J. Woods;:.2. Mr: und Mrs. William. Burrows and, 3, Mu'.. and Mrs. Frank Collins. ~ Games are played at-St. Andrew's Han in. ‘Sidney on Friday evenings.

Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. G..D.Cruik- shank, Mr's.: C. Wi. Leggett, Mrs.. D. Goodman, Miss °M. ‘Lees,- Mrs. iH, Ashby, Mrs: Fo Williams;°Mavs:.N. 1 Day, Mirs.:E.J. Monk, Nels” Westin, Mrs. Laurie ‘Mouat;-N: Vodden, -Mrs. If. Stafford: Mrs. J: Jefferies, Mrs. F.: Rhodes, Mrs: A.:E. Roddis, “Miss Doris. ‘Ander son; - Mrs.M.. Atkins, Mrs. D, Hook,’ Mrs. J: -F. Hawks- worth, Mrs. Mary Fellows, H.C. Alexander, W.M.-Mouat and Cyril

: EVANGELICAL -|WOMEN'S DAY > OF PRAYER HERE

On Wednesday, Jan, :26,. a-com-: mittee meeting * of the Evangelical.

at the home | of Rev. Irene Smith. |

Rashieigh, Mrs. c. Cc. Miller, Mrs. E..: Finley, -Mrs..:B...T. Harrison,

tist and Four Square.

It: join: with \ the. Evangelical Day . of Prayer to be ‘held in the. Baptist Church, “Beacon. Ave.,- Feb. 25, at 2. p.m.

“SIZE OF NO IMPORTANCE |

important in Canada’s. export pic-

as an ‘example:

: Those attending were Mrs, J. S. - @) Mrs. ‘C. Goodwin and Mrs. J. Gess- {ner representing the Brethren : ‘Bap .

OA product: can be snvall, yet very:

ture, The Department of Trade and. Commerce cites: fountain pens: with, 1965 exports’ of more. than $500, 000, oe

a S TRUCKING |

BRENTWOOD |

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Groceries — — - Fruit. — - Vegetables

oe OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TILL NINE =a

Women’s Day of Prayer was held EOE

was unanimously ‘decided “to 2

on Friday,

NOTICE is” hereby given “that

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wee rsons who’ dec i themselves to he. caffected::by” the: provisions ; of. the; proposed :; “Zoning © By-Law,-"1966, ‘Amendment’ to “Zoning By-Law No, 97,°1959 and the Village of Sidney Zoning, By-Law.No,:114,-Amendment ta Zoning: By-Law Noy 97,1950" will: be ‘afforded: an opportunity ‘Yo be heard in’-the ‘matters contained therein ‘before the Municipal. Council: at a’ Public Hearing to be held ‘in: the: Council -Chamber, Municipal: “Wall, 2440, Sidney : Avenue on the dd aay: of Febru: ary, 1966 nt 8:00 0 ‘eloels in’ the evening. “Meopy of the proposed By-law may: be: inspected | até the:.Municipal:

va, Sidnoy, ¢ on. Mondays, Ae. - ridays hetween the: hours. ot 9:00 a.m, and.

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