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Wednesday, February 16, 1972

THE REVIEW

PAGE FIVE

Marching Mothers Get Local Support

Two. hundred — volunteer ‘Marching Mothers” canvassed

' the Saanich Peninsula from

February 1-to 6, for the Kinsmen

Rehabilitation Foundation of B.C.

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Rest Haven Auxiliary

Mrs. C. D. Clive was elected president of the Auxiliary to Rest Haven General Hospital at the annual meeting held on February 9th, in the hospital lounge. Both regular and annual meetings took place, with 28 members present and one visitor - Mrs. Nicholl, of Calgary.

Other executive members elected were: first vice president, Mrs. L. Hafer; second vice president, Mrs. XK. Alexander; recording secretary, Mrs. J. Gayton; treasurer, Mrs. H. T. Griffiths. Committee. -ap- pointments made by the newly elected president were as follows: gift shop, Mrs. C. Smith; membership Mrs. H. Clark; library, Mrs. J.W. Whitaker, and Mrs. W. MacLeod; knitting, Mrs. W. Johnson ; sewing, Mrs. D. J.

Patterson; special events, Mrs. N. Lovrod and Mrs. I. Wilson; sick visiting, Mrs..D. Tichie.

Thanks for services. rendered were expressed to Mr. G. Cumpston for audit of the financial statement, to Miss C. Tilstra for typing and to the Sidney Review for publicity during the year.

Retiring president Mrs. H. G. Horth expressed sincere thanks to her executive and to all members for their co-operation and support during her two years in office. Annual committee reports were presented and showed excellent growth in all departments during the . past year.

The next meeting will. be held on’ March 8th,: in the hospital | lounge. .

BRENTWOOD N OTES

A_ wedding of interest locally will be held in Seattle, Washington, on March 18th, when Kristen Lawrence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S.-C. Lawrence of Seattle exchanges wedding vows with Richard . Keith Dobyns, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald : Dobyns, 1070. Lianfair Drive, Brentwood Bay.

_ After their marriage the bride and. groom will continue their education at the University of Western Washington in

- Bellingham, Kristen in ‘Arts and’ “Richard in.Pre Med.

Friends: of |

~ The recently. formed ° “Young

«Women’s Group of the Brentwood <= United Church held. their. first ‘Meeting on. 1. Tuesday, ‘February

Mrs. J. W: Molyneaux .of 790 Har ding Lane. . Will be glad to learn that she is "now at her home: after being a

patient in Rest Haven Hospital.

8th, under the leadership of Mrs. Graham Rice. They plan to meet on the second Tuesday of each month. for: an. evening of fellowship. and help with the ~church and Sunday School. They have started two handicraft projects and will have their work ready ..for sale at the U.C.W. Fashion Show in May.

Refreshments were served by Mrs. Geoffrey Smith and Mrs. R Erskine.

‘Central Saanich Lions - are. sponsoring a. Miss. Central

17-21 years. Applications are:

‘Brentwood ‘Bay. ‘Closing date is March 10, 1972. Winners will reign over Central

‘represent. the. throughout the: year.

‘Following. ‘the - “ suggestion of.

‘Mayor Stan: ‘Dear, Sidney Council: on Monday approved : a motion to. proceed .. “with: a fifteen. year. |.; program. of storm: drain: ‘con=. “struction - rather. than boliding “the entire system: now.” oS

~The motion did, however: ~ contain. ‘a. provision that if the . Federal Gvernment. extends. the

” Fifteen Year Drain Program a AT THE ORTHCOMING urrent | winter. ‘works - program “into: ‘next, fall; ° “Council * ‘will at-. : tempt: to. obtain those: funds’ for

Telephone Service To. Improve

- Expansion and improvement of

- telephone | facilities serving”

subscribers in. Sidney : will: cost

~. More than $250,000 this year, the _ “oy B.C.” Telephone ‘Company has announced,

The money . will be spent ‘to

provide new equipment to handle,

increased volume of local calling,

to place new cable, to keep pace _with growth, and to increase the

numbor of circuits available for calls. between Sidney and Vie- toria. .

In Sidney, $124,000 has been ~ allocated. for

! “expansion of switching’ facilities. required to

complete an expansion of. the

equipment. Another $15, 000 is budgeted ior:

and $85,000 ill. be spent to add circuits. between ‘Sidney . and Victoria,

For subscribers in Sidney, this

proved accessibility. to. long- distance facilities centred in

*Vietorla and. Vancouver. ©

Busy Schedule For School T rustees.

“AS program of referendum ; ; . ‘meetings: will be held.in schools jf centres. 9

and community

Peninsula, chaired *

Saanich Peninsula School Board.

Mrs... Rubymay. © -

17 nt Prospect Lake

20 Cordova’ Bay « clementary,

Mareh. 1,. Mount. Newlon. junior, 7 “secondary March 2 Royal Ook |

junior secondary, March 2 Sidney

senior. citizens: activity centre, “4

March 7. Sidney Lions © Club,

. March 9'Central Saanich Lions’ &

| Club,

Mrs, Parrott told the Board fl. that Saanich Teachers Association has offered to

- provide. transportation. to” the polls on March: 11 referendum

day

by members of the §

. Parrott. fl:

outlined. plans for meetings on) 4 Feb. “elementary, Peb. 2toat’ Sidney: 9 ~ Elementary, Feb. 23 discussion — § oat Sidney Notary meeting, Feb. %

WINTER - VACATION IN RENO | 7 DAYS : a" ue CML

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Saanich Pageant which’ will be. open to all girls living in Central | Saanich and between the.ages of |

‘Chairman Kin Fred McCullogh and Kinette Mrs. L. Wright report. that to date, $4,800.00 has been. donated to this Foundation to help the physically disabled in British Columbia.

On the Island, grants and assistance are given to Arbutus Crafts of Victoria and the Cleft lip and Palate ‘Society,

Working hard as area captains in the ‘‘March” were Mrs. W. Holdam of Brentwood and Sidney Kinettes, Mrs. L. Bland, Mrs. T. Brown, Mrs. R. Gardner, Mrs. F. McCullough, Mrs. A. Storey, Mrs. T. Jackson, Mrs. K. Morrison, Mrs. J. Tate, Mrs. D. Smith and Mrs. H. Isdahl. They would like to thank all those who donated time and money to make the 1972 March a success.

PENDER ISLAND W.I. '. The Pender Island W.1. met at the home of Mrs. Grimes on Feb. 3rd, with.Mrs. Hogarth in“ the - chair.

After the reading of the Mary Stewart collect, the President called for. a-few minutes — of silence’ in.-loving memory of Jaime, Scott Corbett for many years a very active member of the W.I. who had died late in January.

When business resumed, 2 new members, Mrs. Milton and Mrs. Berry were introduced. —

Mrs. Grimes, sewing convener told the members that they. had

- been assigned to different groups

where: their special abilities would be effectively used. These groups included toy-making, knitting, quilting and sewing.

_ Avery large pieced quilt, made .

tos... Dr... Hitehmanova’s specifications, was. shown to the

~members.

Mrs. Claxton 1 read a ‘very in- teresting paper on Founders Day.

available. at Anna’s Apparels in |

‘Saanich Day Aug.:5 and will: }. municipality .

f municipal staff to’ prepare ‘the an necessary documents: and © ‘be »

“ready”. if’ Ottawa announces an *

- additional . assistance program. *

handle local telephone traffic, . The money. will be spent to |

central office. building begun last. year and to. add necessary: wes

_ MUNICIPALITY - of _ NORTH | SAAN IcH

TEMS OF INTEREST

COUNCIL I MEETING

February BE

“the Ardmore Area. 00°.

2. Proposed” extension of . Braemar Ave. east of i Glenelg Ave... HM

3. Sharing of ‘costs for Sanscha operation.

4. Letter. relating, to: noise :

factor: — pertaining to ‘the: operation. of C. P, R.

i on: Dolphin Road.

“installation of cable along. Canoe’ | Bay, Weiler and MeTavish Roads” a

_latier” project will mean im: ?

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2485 BEACON AVE, , B5ONS2 A new shipment of braid

have Just arrived. There are some really. lovely. “ones thin. time, We are | . showing quite a few of these ‘in one of our windows this week.

cand braids from:

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The fabric. in that window is La Caste knit, This ds perfect ‘for suinmer. wear, an -it breathes,

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More in, .

weeks,

"Have A Good Day”

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Pottery Making From Local Clays

The regular monthly. meeting of the. Saanich Peninsula Art Centre was. held on Monday, February 7, 1972 at Sanscha Hall.

coats and_ skirts.

The guest speaker. was. Dr: George Mackie. 856-4951 656-4583 Dr. Mackie, who lives in North | 2455 Beacon Ave. Sidney

THE GOOD SHEPHERD FRIENDSHIP CENTRE

Clearance Sale on Men’s suits, ladies

Men’s white shirts : e- going for 50¢ each. Please come early.’

Saanich, is a biologist’ at the University of Victoria, but he is

enthusiastic and knowledgeable potter. His theme for the evening was ‘Potting With Local Clays’. He discussed different clays found in Saanich and the Okanagan, and showed pottery made from both.

He explained all the processes necessary from finding the clay to pulling the finished vessel from © the kiln - showing slides and a movie of himself, his wife and. their five children ‘creatively — involved in all processes.

An attentive audience was able to watch them all at work: Dr. Mackie has constructed his own wheel and built his own kiln at his summer. home in. the Okanagan. He ‘and his family

have made hundreds of pots, bowls and jugs. Many of these attractive pottery pieces were on. display at the Monday meeting.

‘isa funny cclour for GRASS |

Let us renovate’ your lawn a oo ROW mony Power Raking, Fertilizing, Top Dressing, etc. .

R. Jackson Landscaping 656-2818

teresting textures, :..

Tour for Two.

holiday. to. remember °...

Fabric. Garden.

Zag Sewing Machine

Prizes not:

Come Cel

brilliant. colours .

ebrate t's Spring in

Beautiful fabrics from all over the world gathered in our Fabric Garden, Third Floor. New patterns ... in-

You Could Win a BOAC London Super Show

Fly from Toronto or Montreal, arrive in London, your accommodation will be provided plus reserved seats -for seven London plays or musicals. A’ two-week all it takes is filling out a coupon and dropping it in the ballot box in Eaton’s

“Win a Chiid’s Smile’’ Contest . — you make a ‘fabric friend’’. (animal toy, doll, cushion) bring it to the Fabric Garden and you could meee ~ win $350.00 of TexMade Linen or an Eaton Viking Zig ee

“negotiable for cash : _Pabric Garden, Third Floor.

.. plus

Manor House. Frozen. Assorted Varieties. 8 oz. package

* Taste Tells. — From concentrate.

Serve Chilled.

48 fl. oz. tin

seen sessan

7 For sandwiches Bs

Sea Trader Brand.

or casseroles. TH. oz. tin,

_ ENGINE OVERHAUL

New. Piston, Rings: ae sos New Conred Bearings: » New Gaskets’ 000°:

: Mike crankshaft

oe: Hone cylinder bores |: Tune engine

“oo Grind valves

Here’ Ss what we do to the engine

‘Flush’ cooling system wees

_ ECONOMY GOT YOU DOWN? CAN T AFFORD THAT NEW CAR?

Let's Fix & Up Your Present One

FOL PRICE.

a 1 ‘Letters. relating | to t the. — = proposed ™ replotting off

weeeell .

2 The order of business at the Meeting will be as follows: (i) Reading of the Notice of Meeting.

“oe (iii): Presentation: of Annual Reports..

(iv) Presentation of Financial, Report,

.. (v)» Election of two Trustees, ~(vi) Appointment of: Auditor.»

(vii). New Business. ©

(viii). Adjournment,

§ yous Bely

will be Fequired. for the Board of Trustees

~ §R. Gibbs, Seeretary

~. (ii). Adoption of the minutes of the 27th ‘annual General Metin.

” SIDNE Yy WA TER WORKS DI STRIC tT

a 1 The 28th ‘Annual General Meeting of Sidney Waterworks: District will ‘take place at 8: 00 p. m. on- Wednesday, February 23rd, 1972, in the Margaret Vaughan-Birch Hall, 9697, Fourth Street, , Sidney

3 During 1971 Mr. D.R. Cook and Mr. HLA, ‘Taylor became ineligibic to hold the position of ‘Trustee | . owing to loss of property owner qualification on the secession of the Dean Park area from the.

_ District, Mr. Cook had-two years to serve; therefore one vaeancy is for a two year.term, Mr, | Taylor’s term expired at this meeting and thus a position for a full three year term is vacant, ‘Nominations may be made from the floor of the meeting or forwarded in writing to the Secretary at.

the District's Office in Sidney Civic Centre, 2440 Sidney Avenue, The written, consent of nominees .

: Package of,

oeeesereuane

| Frozen. ee

Ready to cook, i oe taro Government inspected... Ib.

oS ASSETS es ue Cash on hand and in bank: ". Accounts receivable Prepaid insurance, postage, ete, . Supplies on hand at cost Well development reserve » -Debenture retirement fund

LIABIL ITIES & SURPLUS

‘Debentures &ucterest due and pa yable Consumers’ deposits Debenture jong term liabilities Capital surplus, a Revenue surplus ote » Balance at November 30, 1970 Add excess revenue over expenditure

Copies Sat th &” Office and a the Annual General Meeting.

etmenstiy mmeueil age iad peter RiemaDiRtiar ee”

a 8 ROARD OF TRUSTEE

year only},

Auditors: Ruifle, Jones & Co.

Fixed asseta less depreciation es IS oe oe

28 om 1871. .

_ SIDNE Y WA TER WOR KS DISTRICT.

_ Incorporated 14d under the Water Act of the Province of B ritish Columbia .

CONSOLIDATE D BALANC XE SHEET AS AT NOVEMBER 30, 1971.

“$a

$ 40,501,160 1640055

RIO 1,058.84 0 25,027 90,000,007 36,325.09

“$370,102.04 >

$ 1,512,00 2,201.65 34,778.05 205,188,89

66,261.51

$ ‘470, 102.04

Stampede dainaat Statement vill he ayailalle for paris at the Distsict’s 4

w. fs, Dosher 10 ‘hairman), MH. Britten, C. E. Schiller: C.K, Cook, HA. ayior for part

“Cut fi from. Government Inspected ey Or Part Boston Butts by Char ap

1 | sweet © 210,780,138

_ California Choice

and Iuiey, oon Pe , a 72 S.ovneentl a 6G

Field Tomatoes.

Mexlean: Fresh,

Be sure to check Safeway’s flyer this f week for an outstanding ‘selection ol.

Prices Effective: Feh, 15 - 19

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