os $4.00 oe “yt “ar ty. mail.
Post Office Department,

‘for him! « ‘
Tisdalle in the s same e legis-,

“ladies to wear. more. /
choose. this. particular. variety when
stich” a garment: . , Surely the female
: “purchase additional and unnecessary
prigeieias?
ents, at the same time? - We doubt it,
his . newspaper frequently advertises well rotted
horse manure.
demand ‘for the material? We don’t think so. It.
imply encourages gardeners to purchase this particu-
lar commodity rather than, perhaps, bovine fertilizer.
a with, your: criticism of Messra, Bennett and

“~ according to. the’statement from
Recreation : Minister Earle om
- Westwood. ‘Queen of the Islands
under “construction: at: Burrard
Drydock, “will. ply. between Long

_ approximately : a week.

oud living. :
“Victoria,

- ‘Mortimer,
Harris, “Mr. “and Mrs. G.S. Har-

ae 4 the: -marriage of. Donna Bickford

: Morgan,
: Wylie,. -Bob Jones, Art Neeves,
os Wilkie Gardner, Frank Miller, -
os Newall Copeland and Dave Gorn-
a all...

prassier es:

“Would they decide to wear two of the ;

‘Does this result in an unprecedented ;

“Beng. sought: “islands: ink witl
-mainiand \ will go into Serv
n a twice-daily basis on July

Harbour, on Salt Spring,: Sand. °°
“Tsawwassen. 9° ae
The .-convenient : tecompact”?

beer bottle will make itsappear-
ance in British Columbia April
8, the brewing, industry of B.C,
has announced.” This new bottle
“will-replace the long | neck bottle

throughout the province within:

The. Hope Bay home of Mr.

and Mrs. Victor Menziés was
“open house’? on-Friday last,
_and through Saturday’ and Mon-

day, honoring Mrs. — Menzies’

“stepmother, Mrs. Wilhelmina L.

Menzies, ‘who celebrated her 96th,
‘birthday on March:15. .
“New. lodge-“of ‘he Benevolent

and-“Protective Order of Elks
: = was - officially. formed. in: Sidney.
‘Jast ‘Sunday with special instit-
- ‘ution, - initiation, and installation
~~ ceremonies.
_ formed by Walter O, Baker, grand
os organizer. and: “42 charter mem-

The lodge’ .was

bers were initiated.

10 YEARS AGO |

“John Windsor, Brentwood, well
‘known as. an author anda member _ :

2 of the Central Saanich Council,
~-has been ‘awarded second grand -
__ prize’ ‘in the non-fiction’ section =

ofa. writing competition spon-

“.. sored: by. the: American Jewish .
“Braille: Review. The competition .
_was” “open: to: blind writers all

over. the: world and, drew -600-

2 entries :from 39 - countries © and
in at different languages.

“Hugh: ‘Hamilton, a. 60-year res-
ident of North Pender Island, now..
-at Mount St. Mary; >
“celebrated : his 88th.
birthday. -OD : “March-18, Among
the: friends: “who: called to con-
gratulate hir ere: Miss Della

. ab Mrs. W. B, sgnieon

: "Saanich Peninsula, will :
he ‘reception. following ©

and ‘Larry :MacKenzie on April

” ‘3 in Shady Creek Church. ~

25 YEARS AGO..

syolunteer-- fire brigade

” Shop with the ‘following: hard at ©
“work; Chief Art: -Gardner, Lefty.
“Bob: :Shade, . George

The» 2 government liquor store
7 in ‘Sidney suddenly saw a number:

j of ‘new. faces in the. lineup | of
“ gustomers after the rationing of
“ " Higuor went-into effect.

When it

that | “liquor traffic. people love
© money’ more. than they ‘love. our
young people, : ;
~The ‘name of. the’ member of
parliament” is Mr. J.D. Tisdaile.
‘Long -may'he live,
Yours truly,
 TROMAS F. BAXTER.

=» MORE EFFLUENT

: re ouncil agreed to accept the
report ~ advise those concerned
and await their reaction --to a,
lurge septic tank for The Chalet.”
“Lo have just: been in touch with
‘the John Birch Society). and they
have contirmed my darkest susp-.
icious. Those old folks of the
Deep Cove Property Gwners As~
‘sociation who are asking that the
‘proposed Chalet sewage system
be 100% safe and sure -. those
folks are all part of a commun-
‘ist plot to “keep North Saanich
rural as. long as possible and
discredit the free enterprise
system,
Why not - a huge septic tank
for 500 people - with its effluent

gurgling and burbling into the |

inlet. After all, fine business
men are risking their hard earn-
ed money so that the land they
own can be developed for houses
and houses and houses.

Frankly I think it is pink and
unfair + not to be delighted - that
these gentlemen (even if it is for
their own gain - in the main)

Te: ‘wee tw see thatiat least
- member - of “parliament is
intéféstéed enodth in our- young
people to speak against liquor
advertising...

$e many inagazines and news~

many

“gasoline do not mix.

“papers a swamped with it so
that the teenagers are apt to
think they cannot be men unless
they smoke and drink liquor. So
deaths and’ automobile
wrecks prove that lauor ard
It seems

are prepafed to buildoze our
backward rural playground - with
4 Hip-Hip-Full Speed. Ahead -
into Urbanization.

Compare the word with
Countryside + aesthetically!

Sincere apologies to all < for
all + the cribbing,

Mrs, Ribdbing

. D.A. ROBERTSON,
380 Moses Point. ;

— Adanis
‘social ‘service. “dept.

Last week this newspaper ar puib-_
lished -a* very old’ photograph ‘of.

ry

“an. unknown gentleman: sitting on |

- the porch of his- Sidney home. .

Mrs, F.-Morris-of Sidney, who
resided -for more-than 40 years:
on. Maple. Road. at. Deep: Cove,
> felt that the gentleman: pictured
was “A, Suter of Wain. Road but,
‘investigations proved her to/be * *
mistaken.” Mrs. John. Rankin of
Wallace Drive, Brentivood: Bay,
appeared shortly. afterwards,
maintaining ‘that the: photo. was
‘that of. the late’ Thomas Wildey, |

“THE, LATE THOMAS WILDEY

-site of the Saanich: School Dis--:

long time resident of Bevan Ave.
.in Sidney. |

His: residence, ‘now,
demolished, was on thé present

trict. parking. lot. < Mr.’ Wildey
retired- from -active- farming: in
Manitoba” in’ .1908./and -enjoyed.:
his retirement. here, _He passed

‘away in 1950. He..was’an uncle:

“of Thomas. and Steve. Wallis of
Shoreacre Road. and: greatuncle.

“of John™ Rankin of Brentwood:
‘The. photo of MrzaWildey, re=:
=produced.-here, was* Shaken about

~1920 on Queen’s Avenue,

-Distressing Statistics F Are
Heard By Ladies ©

~ Statistics. “quoted for ‘British

Keen interest was shown by
members... of “the: Business and
Professional Women's Club’ of.
Sidney, at their regular. monthly.
meeting held on Tuesday, March
“12, at> the home: of Mrs."Bes- —
wick, 8617 Dencross Terrace, | :
in oe prejects discussed. ;

“A “Careers © Preview'" pro--
_n is: again being sponsored.
under the convenership. of Mrs. .
Dorothy Kynaston, for. Grade 10°
students of North Saanich Junior”
Secondary School: Arrangements ©
have been made “for four speak~

-ersi- a: pharmacist from:Cun-

nigham Drugs, a stewardess from

Air “Canada, the adniinistrator *

and: head nurse from Rest: Haven
Hospital, and-the- personnel mans
ager from Woodward's: “A special. :
project for: 1968°~ 9 is also being” :
- planned. 7 :

“A letter was. received from
the Sidney. ‘Recreation Comniis~
sion. asking” for. a& representative

Sto. serve on the comiittce. Mrs.

Kathleen Robinson was appointed.
Guest. “speaker wo Miss: Ruth,
of the “district office,

> gave- ‘a very. impressive talk on
. “Adoption” eS

t'1 many “were

“local liquor officials put the brak=

_es. on and conserved the limited
- supply for. local customers:.

.. Professor ©. Bruce..Stewart ~

Murray, Ph.D has recently pur- -

; . . Chased the Moorhouse ‘property

: : 7 Tuesday’ 'S meeting of ite Novth
: ‘Saanich.
took: place at Gardner's Machine

“near Ganges, Salt ‘Spring Island.

He is.a. graduate: of Oxford and. .
has had extensive experience as
a teacher, : ,

45 YEARS AGO.

The S.S. Canora, on its way
over from Port Mann-to Patricia
Bay, had the misfortune to strike
a log_and rip one of the blades
of its propeller. off, Three. men

from Yarrows Ltd. motored from = ‘

Victoria to. repair the damage. .

Ina letter received from Mrs,
George F, Rowell ‘of Fresno,
.. California she stated she bought
in a store- there a tin of Sidney.
clams put: up by the Saanich”
Canning Cow ;

A- most ‘successful » farewell
_ banquet | was. tendered by Mr.
Felix. F, ‘Fornert, editor of the
Sidney and Islands -Review;- on

his departure from Sidney, There .

were about 40 presentandevery-

thing went off in first class fash-_.

ion, the only difficulty was to

keep Ed Blackburn trom Aalking :

and Singing.

Meditation
(FROM EVERY DAY).

THE
CUP
Read: Genesis 44:1-12

Joseph again has his steward”
put the money ia the sacks of
grain,
him to put Joseph's own silver
cup in Benjamin's sack. Judah
and his brothers started for home
again. Joseph sends his steward
with instructions to find the silver
cup and charge them with return-
ing evil for good.

Jacob's sons were so sure
that none of them had the cup
they said, ‘If any of us have it,
let him die, and the rest of us
will be your master’s bondserv-
ants."’ The search was made
beginning with the oldest. Then
in Benjamin's suck the silver
cup was found. His brothers
all tore their clothes, showing
their grief. Then after reload+
ing the sacks of food they re«
turn to the city with great heav-
iness of heart.

- God had brought about a change
in their hearts which caused
them to react differently now
than they did with their brother
Joseph,

CASE OF THE. SILVER

“fon for. the year, 1,471 and. court

“Victoria, “

from Victoria and other points, -.

_ the

Then he further instruets _

~Columbia: were most distress-

prourdsy even" the most. exper= :

when: and. how. of fishing in the
-waters ‘of our island: Paradise.

“areas °

icking,: swimming and beach fun |

“depict - ieenin roads,

trails, campsites, pools, bridges

enced | ‘sportsman can” “achieve ...

rovided with’ the where, what, oJ

~ Outdoors with: Alec Merriman

does’ provide all of that in a well:

‘illustrated ‘compact booklet which =
‘fits: easily into the. -packsack. or
coat pocket.

The book is essentially: a cal-

endar ‘and a chapter_is” ‘devoted ©

to each month of the: year.-
each: is-a list: of. fish: in season

-ing:- number of children in care 7

“for the, past. fiscal year was

8,540 and’ the cost of ali main-
- tenarice care was’$8 882,375. “Out
of - wedlock -births. for the past
year were 3; 897, an increase
“of: over. 200. from the previous
.yéar, Children placed’ for adept-

orders’ granted 9,007. There is’
“still’a back- log of predominate-
- ly male children from; one year
of age. ‘There®are 5, 000 foster: :
parents in.B.C,
From the above figures, it i is
very apparent: that more foster:
“parents and adoptions are most:
urgently | needed: to. -give. these;
“unfortunate children 2 home, and.
‘the. security ‘of belonging” ‘inv a=
-family:: swith. the: Jove. and care. of
“parents,. :
“Applications are now w being ace

“cepted from single ‘parent. fam=~ gs
; ilies, adoptions can. be arranged,

~ subject to “special requirements, ~~

goods. - -department

_ through the welfare; dept: or the.”

_ Children’s “Aid Society:
ruling: whereby “the” ‘Depts.
now

omay...

“bY ‘lawyers, | cost. of
court. filing: is $20." :
Al “arrangements 7
- cisions -made must’ be ia ‘the :
best interests of. the child, and
best plan fer the amily
adopting. » : ;
“Mrs. ‘Dorothy Kynaston will
-convene.. the. nominations com-_
“mittee, and the next meeting will
“be held: at the above mentioned :
“address. on Tuesday, April 9th.

- BRIDGE RESULTS

Winners at the weekly game
of Sidney Bridge Club. held at
K. ot P.-Hall on Friday, March
ne 8) were;

North-south, (pa and Dun
can. Smith, 22. Len and Ruth
Hellyer,' 3, Jack Woods - Walter

>. Allan east - west, 1. Neil Horth, °

Eric Barclay, 2. Mary Wonds,
“Bill, McConnell, 3, Mabel Ness,
PhyHis Staines, .

The March 22nd game is can-
celled due to the sectional tour Ne,
ament in Victoria, ‘

Anew pe

‘process - “adoption applica- oy

4

- tions ‘which ‘were mostly handied woky
_Supreme..; we

and des 7

In:

a

BRIDGE PLAY
NEARING END

: showing. précisely how. to rig”
tackle: ‘are clearly presented and”
will be found particularly” useful’
‘for the tyro. Tactics for casting, -
mooching, deep and shallow trol- ;
lings
“successful by the. experts, are

: and a wealth ‘of other information

which have been: proven :

freely divulged. So toc are the .-.

0 :
years and after perusing hi his book
the - reader. is not only.a wiser -
fisherman but. a- little: envious
of Alec Merriman, and his avoca-

tion. ~ :

the distributor. - A. G. D.

the directions: to t

‘Grays Publishing of Sidney is:

The. monthly ‘meeting of the 9

Ladies “Auxiliary “(Branch- 92), |...

Royal Canadian” Legion’was held

in the Legion Hall March 12theso:{° 2°."
The’ ~
“Archer, corrected her statement’. |
--y0f: last. month -on- the: cancell- [> ©

: president, “Mrs. C.A.”

ation of bingo parties. This does: 7
not apply to the small gatherings 7

held on the: Island.”

The dolis and their wardrobe
displayed in the window ‘of Ben's
Lucky Dollar. Store were donated :.
5. for $1
and available in Ben’ '§ Store, the
main floor’ at the. tobaced. count=

to the Leas by} Mrs, ‘Ada: Ryan.
Tickets. are. 25¢. or.

er or ‘second’ floor in: the ‘ary :

“of iMouat’s:
Store,and also from L.A, mem=~
bers.

rummage and bake sale.

“The draw. wilt be. made =~
May 4th, the day set for the L.A...

The “L.A: bridge tournament :

which has’ been held on-Wednes-.

day ‘afternoons: during the win-_*

‘ter months will be coming to an..

end this. month, It has been

greatly enjoyed. by the partici- |
“pants” ~and: proved. well worth:

while... Thanks “are due to Mr.

“eReligion “should “unite
“all hearts and cause ‘wars, :
and disputes. to vanishfrom _
the face. of the earth;. it
‘should give-birth ‘to spir-
-ituality, and bring light and

life to every soul.. If re- |:
_ligion becomes a cause of -
dislike, hatred and division
it would-be: better’ to. be
without: it, and to withdraw -
from such a religion would
be! a truly. religious: act.
For it is clear- that “the
“purpose of a remedy is tos
cure, but. if the remedy
only -ageravaies .. the: com-
plaint, -it.-had better be
left “alone. Any: religion
‘which’ is not a cause” of:
love and unity vis no
religion, -
‘Wisdoin of. ‘Abau'l- Baha .

“Phe Baha'is of
the Saanich Peninsula, ,.
Phone 636-2387 1 L-2

1968

"EUROPEAN -
TOURS

1eNDON: wate neeune _$ A? |

| GLASGO w- ceed
AMSTERDAM...
FRANKFURT-_----

Andali fares include

land arrangements «s-s«s

5396
. Add

462

OVER 100 DEPARTURES FOR
LONDON ALONE THROUGHOUT 1968

$ 16°°

er ee er

ALL DEPARTURES FROM VANCOUVER

For Further Information on This
Fabulous Offering ——- See

GEORGE PAULIN
TRAVEL SERVICE

1006 Government St.

382-9168

‘y

-and Mrs. H, Emerslund for their-..---
able: management of. this events: i

——

The CHURCHES _

af HOLY, TRINITY - PAT BAY

‘North Saanich Parish,

“Anglican - - Episcopal a

. Canon F, Vaughan-Birch:
— Phone 656-1014.

* ATTEND C CHURCH EVERY _
ee SUNDAY: IN LENT.

“March 24 = > Lent 4"

© ST, ANDREW’S - SIDNEY
Holy Communion---8.00 a.m.

Morning Prayer---11.00 a.m. |
Thursday --7--77-7 9 00 a.m.

‘Morning Prayer---11, 00a a.m.

: ~y
dene Jt

Children's R. I, ---ll, 00 a. m.

"Parish Of

‘South Saanich

“The Rev. O.L. Foster.
_ - Phone 652-2194.

March 24th Lent +

a ST. STEPHEN'S
“Holy Communion ---9, 00 am.

ri ay, "March 20thy

ST. STEPHEN'S © Sorta
Holy Communion - == 10:00 a.m.

if SIDNEY BIBLE. CHAPEL

Children’s-Church--9.30 a.m...)

Service. aceeneee ne 11:00 am.

9830 FIFTH STREET, .
SIDNEY.
~ EVERY SUNDAY
‘Sunday Seboot and.
Bible Class © “10: 00 a.m.
‘The Lord's Supper 11:30 a.m.
Evening Service. . matt 30 j P.m.,
~ Sunday, March 24. 3S
oMr. John Stewart &

~ Wednesday, 8 p.m. a
“Pre ayer and Bible Study,
“Come now and let us reason |
~ together saith the Lord’*: ote

Isaiah 1/18-

i

United Church
“OF. Canada

SIDNEY and NORTH SAANICH
Rev. ‘Howard Cc. ‘McDiarmid
: Church Office - 656-3213
Manse. -- "+ - 656-1930
. . Sunday, March 24

ST. PAUL'S:
“Malaview and Fifth

ST, JOHN'S - DEEP COVE |
‘Service ------22- 9; :30 a.m.

| CHURCHES

Family Service and ° oe 7
Sunday School. woes 9: 45. a.m,
Oo BRENTWOOD 7162 } ( ,
Rd,

School. - sesersesnee > Al: 15 a.m,

“CEN' TRAL SAANICH UNITED

~ Rev. John M, Wood. . s
- Chureh’ Office = 652-2713.
Manse'- 0°. 652-2748 ©
SHADY CREEK, 7180 East
Saanich Road. .

Family Service and A church

i Rev. FR. Fleming, Pastor

THE: BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU]
: Sunday, March 24
9:05 to 9:20am.

“Overcoming That Trapped -
- Feeling Of Work”

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
RADIO SERIES

| Foursquare
Gospel Church

Fifth St, 2 Blocks No”
Beacon Ave...
_ Rev. Irene Smith -
656- 3216 cae
“SERVICES — os
Sunday School.
Worship

10:00 a.m,
11:00 a.m.
Evening Service 7:00 p.m;
Cadets ~ Friday . 7:15 p.m,
Prayer Meeting - -
“Tues. 7:30 p.m

"ASSEMBLY OF GOD
“9182 E. Saanich Rd.

656-2545
Sunday School 9:45 a.m, |
Morning Service 11:60 a.m,
Evangelistic Service 7 7:30 p.m,

Guest Speaker, Rev. Charles
Barker. Returned Missionary

‘|e-Fun 1410-k.c| |

= "Bethel Baptist

9935 Beacon ‘Avenue, Sidney.
” Rev. B.T. Harrison _
Phone 656-2297 -

“Christ died for our
sins according to the
- Scriptures”

1 Cor. 15:3

9:45. a.m, ‘Sunday School -
11:00 a.m. Worship Service
7:00 p.m, Evening Service ;

"Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.
Bible Study and Prayer

A Friendly Welcome

Seventh - Day
Adventist Church
RESTHAVEN DRIVE ~
PASTOR H.C, WHITE

Sabbath School 9:30 a.m.
_Preaching Service 11:00 a.m.
‘Dorcas Welfare - Tues, * .

1:30 p.m,

Prayer Service - Wed. :
7:30 p.m.
“The Voice Of Prephecy"* _

Sundays on the following”

‘Radio Stations

KIRO, 9.00 a.m. KARI, 9.30 a.md
-VISITORS WELCOME-

« from West Indies
Prayer & Pible Saidy 8:00 p.m
Young Peoples Serviceg;00p.m

Bring Your Friends to our
Friend. y Church and worship

with us.:
TAKE YOUR FAMILY
AND ATTEND THE
CHURCH |

_ OF YOUR CHOICE

THIS SUNDAY

VICTORIA

Le ere) |

PEACE |
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At
SANSCHAHALL

SERVICE - 9 ar. :
Sunday School ~ 10 a.m.

REV. A.F. OTKE

SANDS [TA

Three Funeral Chapels dedicated
to thoughtful and understanding
service,

SIDNEY
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COLWOOD
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