sn, . Island
ins the:
“lin: Vie
\ prizes

™ best

“irom

were

the”

“5 YEARS AGO.

Peninsula’ “players; one. of the.
: most’ “consistent amateur theatri= e
"cal: groups of the lower. Vancouver

Be : mo company was ‘presented «; ; with -
production, best direction’ ‘and ‘

fovers . settings, ; costumes and
general appearance. a
“It is 78. years since a family
”arrived-on. Salt Spring Island to’.
“become. closely identified with”;
almost every facet of the islands
"development. 7
the-late Mr. and Mrs. T. W, Mouat.
a Teached “Vesuvius Bay, afew.
nonths

~ oft. the: north: of: Scotland.’
- ompanying .. the” pioneer couple,

“"Mowate 0 ~
Chilly new cold storage plant
">t -the’ Saanich. Fruit Growers: ~
“Association was formally opened
by George Chatterton: on aturda

--: Sidney has “{nereased by- yy ;

: dwellings. during 1962, council”
“owas toldon Monday evening. Total
“value ‘of. the. _permits issued ‘for:

10 YEARS. AGO

to 0 his = headlights.
So Leng awaited progr am of ‘pub=

‘area, gained - four’ awards _
regional - ‘drama - festival _
toria last week. The. local

Hospital Day Tea. on May 8a
“Blood” Bank: Refrigerator” ‘and.
an: “‘Tsoletie Incubator’?.” Qe

for the best actress, best’
‘There were 38 membet's pres-'-
Py -ent,: including two new members: :
oy s:.Mrse"D; ‘Thompson and Mrs..E
woe Cumpston. . a
yoo Mrss Wine. Johnson. “was ; made
an Honorary member at the an-. ’
_ nual. meeting, .which followed, in
”--recognition of many hours spent ~
in’ knitting” “articles for sale. at
: the gift shop.

visual ~ features, which -

On: Feb. 4,:1885,

= Two" visitors “were welcomed:
. by: ‘the President: ‘Mrs. Frank:
ONG: Alexander | and. Mrs. Drum.

-after™ their-departure -.
their native Shetland Isles ;
Acr.-

their: sons. Tom and wil” (2 on Me March 13.

HERMAN BERGINK

rganis and Th eC
on ‘the: carillon. as its main cen-.: ~

4 ney and formerly ‘of Kelowna,
@ passed. away
Hospital .on February 13 ‘at. ‘the |
age. of. 76.° -Mr° Hadden, | who °

~ larges cities : and: the. smallest.

‘Transplanting’. - ‘this _

: land “2: resided. in. Sidney for the past .
-gound’-is the Netherlands come: six years, is survived by his

~“munity’s. expression , of. apprec=: a
. ialion. for their adopted country.

tee. Premier -W. vA - Bennett -
2 will; accept the: gift at a ringing~
~in- ceremony on March 9:at.4: 30
p.m, . Taking partialso will “be.
ane Lieutenant- Governor -. George R::
-Pearkes; © Minister. of = Public:
Works: W.N, Chant;. L.R. Door-
_- many. chairman - -of: the © Nether-
~ lands.” “Community Centennial»
- Committee; JG. Beekman, Neth=.
° erlands Consul General, and L,
“J.-Wallace,: general chairman. Of
B.C. Centennial Committee. ;

“new “homes - was iil, 325.
a of the First World War. Service

owas” held in: the’. ‘Sands: Floral

“The ‘Victoria carillon is equip- s

dri er, Nick Pope ap= :
i Sidney. RCMP. court

a manual keyboard which can be” :
_cplayed - in: concert ‘style: by: the”;
bellmaster. The largest: bell". .

“the “carillon ~ weighs. 1910.
pounds, the: “smallest. 20.57 Aet
ight Set permits. folksongs, sacs:
‘-red-music, popular classics and nm

‘ -ruary 15° with Rev. F. R Fleming.
_ Officiating. wae es

“BAHA’ 1

he next meeting will, be held - on

WAR VETERAN PASSES
~ Perce Howard Hadden. of Sid-

in’ Rest: ‘Haven . ;

wife Gertrude. He was aveteran

_ Chapel of Roses, Sidney, onFeb-...

‘North Saanich. Parish. SIDNEY BIBLE CHAPEL] |

» 9830 FIFTH STREET, - at
‘Anglican - - Episcopal “SIDNEY -. :
; Canon F. Vaughan Birch, "EVERY SUNDAY ”
~ Phone 656-1014 © ~ Sunday School ond are
Z Bible Class. 10: 00 am,
. om be The Lord's Supper 11:30 a.m. :
_ST. ANDREW'S - ~ SIDNEY. at Evening Service... 7:30 pm.’ rs
“Sunday, Feb. 25
Holy Communion --- 8. 00 a.m. | Mr. George Doubroft a
Children’s Church ‘-- $.30° a.m.{- -- of Victoria ee - Sa
Morning Prayer - coon, “i. O0 a.m |. wednesday, 8 p.m. - ; _

* > a
! “HOLY ‘TRINITY - : PAT. BAY: 2
| Morning Prayer --- 11. 00 a.m.

“Prayer and Bible. Study foeo
Come now and let us. reason 7
: together’ saith the. Lor¢ yee:

Sunday Sebo! wovee ~ 11. oe a.m. nee __Isaiah 1/ 18 .
ASH WEDNESDAY - FEB. 28th United Church ee
St. Andrew's - Sidney. Ot Canada|

Holy C Communion: 2ate 9,30 am |.
~ (note. tine)

“Parish Of

South Saanich :
The Rev.O. L. Foster

SIDNEY and NORTH. SAANICH,
Rev. ‘Howard Cc. ‘MeDiarmid *
- Church Office - 656-3213 ie
“Manse oeece 656-1930": poe:
Sunday, ° Feb, 25 se
ST. PAUL'S. 0
‘Malaview and Fifth: _
Service -------+-- th 00: a.m, :

wherever their wners can find a plac fo eave, them:

: “lic “works. ‘got under- way on Fri- :

~ day. of last week.in the ‘village
of: Sidney.

nection - with: taking water’ “away ©

The “project: is. the :
“installation of new. drainage cul- i
“Vert? and - other works -in:con-~:

- The’ carillon: adjoins: the new:

provincial: ‘archives and museum ©

complex ‘just east of the parlia-*
ment: buildings ‘in. the: - capital ~
~ city. “The ‘cornerstone was laid °
‘by Her Majesty Queen: Juliana .

“music written especially for the.

instrument.
- The. opening ceremony, will be.
followed -by.'a°:reéitai “'on- the:

. bells, and-Mr. Bergink will play

FAITH.

‘In the eyes s ofthe Creator

, Phone 652-2194 ‘ST. JOHN'S . DEEP COVE. ;
Setvice --------= 9:30 a.m,
February 25th. Quinguagesima |: a.m,
: CENTRAL SAANICH UNITED
ST. ‘STEPHEN'S - “CHURCHES *

Rev. John M. Wood oo

for. the -from- the: Orchard area, © The _ of. the ‘Netherlands: during her ’ -again on wae Mareh 10, at ‘} all His children are equal: -
indertaken : by the - centennial year. visit, May, 1967, 3. pm , oo His goodness”. is ured

provincial - “government. Public: » forth on all. He ave not

orks || Committee. Chairman: A; Payne, who. was :killed: in action = [ Me e sditation n. favour ‘this nation ‘hor that

= Cormack, village “com=. on Sunday, Feb. 14, while serving - nation, all alike’ are His |

project. ;
2 _-Forty ladies. from “galt spring -
sland attended thé opening class —

Of

x
. “e

“the: home” off Mr. and Mrs. As==0ok> Inn™ when” Mr.- and. Mrs

Record attendance was marked. ~ anniversary. -They-were marrie 5 Tek ‘si oh ieee be

= "atthe annual meeting. of Sidney ‘in Ontario ‘dnd in'1898, cameto. ~ en ‘spies: @ kept’ Simeon t ens . ment ors” Of the.
- Waterworks. district on Wednes- BCS and settled. in Saanich where © o ‘make them: ‘return with: Ben: : human’ family "is that. of

> jamin to prove their. story. Jacob degree... Some. are like

“day: evening. last’ ‘week when only ~
“four ratepayers ‘appeared ‘at Sto
. Andrew’s Hall-in. Sidney: Two
retiring ‘trustees G.A,-Gardner *:

"Everett Goddard and Mr. Gard=.
ner on. the past. year’ 'S -operat-
ions.

asa “Sergeant. with ® the: RCAF, = -
~ Humphrey. Owen “Payne was ; the’.
son’ of Mr, and: Mrs.. Re. Alex: a
“Payne of Galiano Island. Pe
A very. happy event took place :
on Monday. evening: at the Royal

; ‘creatures... This being so,
‘why should we make divi-
‘sions, separating one race:
a from another? Why, should
owe’: “create - barriers: of
: superstition and ‘tradition;
bringing discord and hatred -
among the people? . .
The? only ‘difference: ‘Het="

(FROM EV ERY DAY) |

THE SHADOW OF DEATH |
i Read: ‘Genesis 42:29- -38-
“ Jacob" in our: ‘Scripture. lesson ©.
is) a. gray-haired, man.”-His sons ©.
-returned from Egypt with grain, ce
- That,
sed them of -

the modelling. schoo] held: at.

George = > Jones,” Carey » Road; >
celebrated their: golden wedding -

“man”? ‘in Egypt ¢ a

they have been. ‘active -in church
Pand: -community*: circles -ever:'
“since. oo

children who are ‘ignorant,
“and: must be educated until.

they arrive: at. maturity.

Some : are. like. the sick
and must be. treated with

- would not agree; - Joseph was
4 gone, also Simeon. ~ If Benjamin:
“should be ‘taken that. would be

‘Due to weather conditions and. : ‘
nd.C... Ganderton : were re-el- ‘illness the attendance ‘in the — 0 much for the old man, Only
> after assurance from Reuben and.

scted. Reports were. given’ by== schools has been-rather poor for cope
a time. In the Sidney School-and | ~ Judah that his-beloved'son “would -

district there were 45 cases of” ee ‘returned did Jacob. agree to
chicken-pox, five cases of scarl- ° et Benjamin go from his S pres

are bad or, evil. We must

H.G. Henderson Watts also _ not be repelled by these

{Holy Communion --- 9, 00 am.

_ tenderness and care.’ None ‘j .

Mattins ----------= 11.30 a.m| |" Church Office - 652-2713

- “n ative - || Manse ~" 652-2748.
: | SHADY. CREEK, 7180 East
Mattins - eerreseesce 1. 00 a.m. o ‘Saanich Road: god

‘\Pebruary 28th, Ash 5, Wednesiay Hand Service wa a: Sant:

ST. MARY’S - a
Lenten Service woo? 20 p.m. : BRENTWOOD: 7162 w. Sumich

mS “spoke. on. the quality. of the water
and. oa, water. problems: in gen-

eral.

“B.C sportsmen and. English

“Rugby followers! in particular, are

g the bidget
cD ena “punch:

y- by ‘suggesting thathe should

! would offer to help by sending:
r:.to him” a. book on Little
‘Red Hen, which was a success
story © ‘on proper management.
Wi h. the. aid of the PTA’s and
r lobbies, the Opposition
arheaded their.attack on pri-
“marily the matter of financing
educational ‘cost. - :
he: “Minister. of Education in
hil speech . t the Legislature,
1 thought, did a _vety commend-
ie job in stating Government
y. -He said that the prob-

‘great restraint. The |
iniste , Mr. Peterson, stated

upgrade his reading material, and

ot : ‘tal there was really nota freeze «

ithe construction of class-.

a “ooms;” ‘and. that priority. “would
- be -given to those referendums
© for ‘educational classrooms. And
he. also stated, that . the: policy’
‘of “the Government would be to -
“give. school boards: mgre. re~
_ sponsibility with authority in the
“financing and administration of
“education in the Province.

Earlier in the ‘ debate, NDP

‘Alex Macdonald ‘had attributed

mismanagement and favoritism
to. the Minister of : Highways,
P.A. Gaglardi.: The battle raged

both. in and outside the House. _
-Now at last, on Thursday night,

8 p.m., suspense and expectat-
jon. running high, the Minister
of Highways, a veteran of many
political hattles, wearing his
scars proudly, would flash the
verbal sword of retaliation.

He started slowly and quietly,

moving easily into his favorite -

subject of’ comparing costs for
building highways now with costs
‘prior to 1952, using statistics
from other governments in other
“provinces as well, and comparing
Ontario’s highway construction
costs with those of British Col-
umbis, which he estimated were
comparable in terrain as well,

He proved that British Colum~
bians were getting more for their

. began: to take on. the. Ont!

- lions of dollars ‘Over
“15 years. ; :

“individually in their: ‘arguments —
as” he recited from department
“0 department, and cabinet/min-.
{ster ‘to cabinet -minister’ ‘right
to. the Premier;: ‘the many chang--

_[ es ‘and benefits. that had taken

_, place: in this province since 1952.
“ Seldom © raising. his ‘voice, but
 deliberately;, and forcefully, he

et fever and “two of whooping ~
~ cough. 7 : P

(45 YEARS AGO

“Although comparatively ‘anew-
‘comer to Sidney, } Mr. W. Patchell
has_ succeeded in ‘making alarge.
number. of friends:here, and this.

~ fact was -.emphatically.demon-

_ strated last night when a number

: “ser’s cafe to do: himhonor before

he leaves our thriving burg. Mr.

~ Patehell has ‘been a‘very energ~~
etic member of the Sidney Ath-.

“Jetic Club.
- Avvery impressive ceremony
took place.. at. Beach - House on

Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 13, when _
.Mrs.. Kinlock, District Commis~-
for Victoria, came out *

~ sioner
and enrolled the Sidney Girl
Guides. A committee was form~

ed consisting.of Mrs. Grasse, ©

- away for aging Jacob.

ence to Egypt.

Death was not too many years
If -his
remaining favorite son was taken

* that would prove too much sor-.

row tor him.

~ Cancer research depends hea-

vily for ils support. on *volun-

tary contributions collected dur-_
“ing the Annual April Camoaign .
-.of the Canadian Cancer Society. :

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‘poor. children. “We must
treat them with great kind-|
ness, teaching the ignorant
Jo and— tenderly nursing the

~ sick. ~ Abdu’l-Baha

The Baha’is of :

_ the Saanich Peninsula,
Phone 656- 2387

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Also openings available for new Counselors.
For Information Call

Gospel Church

* 9182 E. Saanich Rd.”

= Wednesday, 7 7:30 p.m.

Prayer Service -Wed.

Fifth St., 2 Blocks N, |_|. Bible Study and Prayer
Beacon Ave. -: 7 ondly Weleame:.
>Rev. Irene Smith A -_ Welea me
656-8216.
SERVICES = ge a 7
| Sunday School | 10:00 a.m. Sewven ay
Worship 11:00 a.m.” ‘Adventist Church. -
Evening Service 7:00 p.m. RESTHAVEN DRIVE
Cadets - Friday 7:15 p.: 7 PASTOR H.C, WHITE |
Prayer Meeting Sabbath School. 9:30 a.m.
Tues, 7: 30 p.m. _ Preaching Service 11:00 a.m.
“Dorcas. Welfare - Tues.
_ ASSEMBLY OF GOD u 1:30 p.m,

Rds : y
Priday - « March ist. _ wee : Family Service. Church os
ST. STEPHEN'S.) > _ [School ---2----=-= -M:lham, | 5
Holy Communion - oom - 10. 00a am ar on
THE BIBLE Y SPEAKS: TO YOU ae “Bethel Dentist” 4 a
Sunday, Feb. coe @ |
DT] 2335 Beacon’ “Averue, ‘Sidney. a
n -&: 1S a.m. oe, eo 2 Rev. B.T, ‘Harrison | ;
° ; oa “Phone: 562297. :
r », i “Christ died for our. ;
“Religion s women -. gins according to the
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> CHRISTIAN ScIENCE : spo Core. 15:3... |
woe 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. 7
D RIES.
ome RA 10 SE 11:00 a.m. Worship Service |
if 300 p.m. Evening Service ©
~ Fours quare

"as the affidavits that were filed

Mrs. Goddard, Mrs, G.A. Coch-

Gladys Finland ,. EV 3 — 8503-

catalogued events from memory, °
-disposing® of Opposition. critic-
“dsm as. being artificial. and pols
elale “a
He’ then turned to the matter
“of the Opposition’ | personal ' at-
= tack on: himself. and his family,
* pouring’ disdain on ° ‘those who
would stoop: to attacking. people -
rather. than policies. and prob-
lems - resorted to fear instead |
of facts; he labelled them: cow~ “
ardly and despicable, being voids.
of truth,. in the same category ”

ran and. Mrs. GV. Field,

On December 19th, 1968 “ORIANA’ will sail from Vancouver. for another
P&O first. The first Caribbean cruise to sail from the West Coast.

in the House in 1963

The silence of. the Opposition
was deafening, and the galleries
seemed to be holding theirbreath —
as they watched a man, who friend
and foe admit, spares not himself
to serve, rise to defend his fam-
ily from the scurrilous attacks
of political enemies, Hansard

~ could never. do it justice - it
would take colored television and
sound, and even then, unless: you
were there, right where the act-
ion was taking place, this’ at-
mosphere could never be re-
enacted on a television screen
in your living-room, .

Great moments come and go
in the life of the Legislature,
and I trust that this moment
has come and gone, not to. re<
turn, this year, or in years to
come.

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January 17th, 1969.

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656-2545 «The Voice Of Prophecy" 4
Sunday School ~ 9:45 a.m, ‘Sundays on the following
Morning Service .11:00 a.m, Radio Stations
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m/ KIRO, 9.00'a.m.KARI, 9.30 a.mJ E

Tues,
Prayer & Bible studys: 00 p.m.

Fri.
Young Peoples services; :00p.m
Bring-Your Friends to‘our
Friend’y Church and worship
with us.

VISITORS WELCOME- — 4

~ PEACE

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