dit. E ‘Bureau, of Circulations.

= Copeland was. marked: last Satur- :

Newspapers.

1.00 per y:ar by. mail.
vost © Office. Department, :

Sarasa ideals adeart

“. Several years.

r blem

: i the 1 ‘recent conclusion of an agreement
‘betw en “Moncton and Riverview Heights. whereby the
bert ‘County. village (and likely Gunningsville and
‘Bridgedale’ as. well) will be supplied with Turtle
: ater on the basis of a rate to be set an-
‘Lewisville | has remained ‘the only large
suburban . area that has not settled its water supply.
"Problem in the same manner,
“that we “find it a little difficult to understand why,
. “if, Riverview can come to an accommodation with

issue of: ‘The ‘Moncton’ 1 Daily”

an unfort nate circums ance that, ., following
y ‘Moncton : City. ‘Council’s sub"
-committee - of Lewisville’s” latest
another impasse has come about”

We must confess

“the Moncton civic authorities on this question, Lewis-

Ville cannot. see its way

clear to reach a parellel ©

wy pe of agreement, with the city.

~” day by “over.:.150 people: cata

* and Sidney; ‘to celebrate the oc-

° * A, Wiggan. of Victoria. 3
aggregate was obtained by Mrs,

smorgasbord luncheon in the Sa-"

~~ turna-Island community hall. Be- | -
= tween 80 and 90-relatives andold _;
a friends~ came ‘from. ‘the ‘nearby
‘islands’ of Pender, -Galiano.and

Mayne, and. ‘from. Victoria
casion.

The -12th annual spring’ “flower
show | was held -in: Mahon Hall
under. the auspices.of the Salt

Spring. Chrysanthemum: Society.

Show. convener was J. Wallis and.

judges were. Major and Mrs. G..
High.

N.A.-Howland.and Mrs. A. Da-~
vis- ‘won. a -prize. for: _the. best
ar rangement: 7

-Ay-W.-Sharp . of Sidney - was =

elected: vice president: of the

Gallipoli Veteran's» Association - .

~ of B.Cy at ‘the:-annual-. ineeting~

: held. in Vancouver ‘on :April-.20. ©

Saanich... priest, Rev. Philip.

‘Hanley will leave for Rome -in. os
; August» -where he will spend.a -
--short.time attending Ecumenical -: --

Council _~as'* secretary of the:

’ Bishop of’ Victoria, Most Rev. ;

Remi de Roo.

“10 YEARS AGO

In one: of the ‘biggest retire-..
“ment ceremonies “ever seen: in’

North Saanich, former associates .

~~ and friends of Dr. William New-

~¢on assembled at the farmer’s

pavilion: on “Friday

mark his withdrawal from ‘public: °
“For 30 years director *
of, the Dominion Laboratory of

service.

- Plant Pathology. at Saanichton and

“a key: figure ‘in: ‘community life;

-Dr. Newton: was feted ‘by nearly. °

- 200 _people at the Experimental

Farm Hall,
4 “Steady progress is being’ made

on the preparations for‘automatic .:

dial telephone service in ‘Sidney’ ~

and Keating, ‘scheduled to be in=_

troduced next year.

~ Attention : willbe. on Patricia =

Bay” ‘airport. on. July 12, when

by plane. to! “visit. ‘Vancouver. Is-

year. “
woe Mr. and. ‘Mrs, William: Bick-
“ford, after! living on Benvenuto

“Ave. for. nearly: ‘half a century, 7

“have: sold. their ‘home: and pro-~

: ‘perty: and. have. taken’: up resi-~

- “trator:

~ Apparently inter-,_ a
; are not restricted only.

hs dence. in. the Beacon Apartments 7
sein Sidney.” eds =
“is: Modernization: ‘of ‘Rest Haven :

ae “Hospital will be concluded by the
“end of the current year, Adminis- |

Rodgers has. a

Ge
Aaananeca S

25. YEARS AGO

‘Robert Chalmers Sloan, Ca-
_hada’s Robby. Burns, passed away

din Sidney on April 23 at the age.

of 78.

ey for the purchase of tickets for oe

“school children and ‘pensioners,
ise the” council of North Saanich,

the: 19. D.E.; ‘and: the “Kinsmen.

Club: “Cornish's * Book ‘Store
has helped the, Society. in many
“ways over ‘many~ years, They

“have given. generously of their.

time and. money, rendering a

3 service not. only to the “Sym-

SIDNEY SYMPHONY

_ May ¥ through your good of-
- fices, on behalf of our commit-

_t8@, express to our good Iriends
and supporters in the Sidney and
North Saanich area our appre-
elation of the support they have
Riven the Victoria Symphony over

The committee
has been pleased to be instro-

, tental in bringing the concerts
to Sidney aid in arranging the
‘details netessary for these
evénis. Tt is with reluctance

“.’ that we have to annomwe that

the cdecette will be discontin

* Wid for the future.

[Letters To The Editor|

A survey of the sitnation re-
veals that each year the Society
has ‘lost between $2,000 and
$2,500 on the three concerts
brought to Sidney. ft is im
mediately evident that this cannot
continue indefinitely. It would
not be so bad if the attendances
had been satisfactory, but the
average has been about 260, and
$2,500 is wo mach of 4 subsidy
to $0 few people.

The local committee in ‘sien
ing off’ Would like to ackiiowl<
edge its indebtedness to many
peuple and several organizations,
Fitst to those who supplied moa~

-phony but to the- music-loving

people of the area.”

‘Thee, Garden Club has_ faith-
fully and effectively supplied the
floral decorations for. every con-
cert. To Mrs, M.C.. Watts and
-her associates, we extend a warm
“thank /you"!. To Sanscha Hall
and Sanscha Susies we are indeed
indebted. Their co-operation
made the arrangements for con-
certs much. simpler and = more
enjoyable.

It.is a great thing for Sidney

Centre Show

and North Saanich to have such
a splendid.community centre at
their disposal, -To the several
merchants who so kindly allow-
ed us to put our show cards in
their windows we can only say

. that their heip contributed much

te our efforts.

it. would not do to close this
letter without making reference
to The Review, both editorially
and propaganda-wise. . In par-
ticular we were pleased with the
industry and intelligent criticism
of the local events written by
Bert Green. It was encouraging
to have this kind of support.

Tt is the wish and the hope of
the. committee that those who
patronized the concerts at Sans-
cha will find it convenient to
attend regularly the concerts in
Victoria.

To ali our patrons we say
that your support has been ap-
preciated. We hepe that some
day the demands from this area
will require the Symphony
Society to again consider a pro-
gtam of concerts for Sidney and
North Saanich.

L. Austin Wright, chaitman.

Marjorie Burrows, secretary.

“evening to”

; _actor. “

a my :
‘Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Sims an “ters of Mr. and Mrs. G, Doney,

‘Doney Rd., were among the many

ey market on Beacon ‘Ave.
Princess: Margaret will’ arrive =

-fand...The visit. will: “be: part: of.
“her. tour. of. the. province during
Bri sh: Columbia’s., Centennial

“the ‘service. Jim.Gardner, Jack”

He: was for years on -

= for Remote Areas

> eavy iron: anchor: “bolt: -is “silent but: substantial evidence ™
of one-of-the really big things that Sidney once had.” It is/a. one and:

one‘ half inch iron rod: that is embedded in a concrete block that is

lumber building.

ce four feet square on the surface. by. several feet in depth.
>. on Beacon Ave. at the south-west corner of the Miichell and Anderson .
It is the last remaining anchor of several used to .
7 fasten. the cable ‘stays of.an enormous travelling boom ‘crane. _ During :

It is located

the™: “years of operation of Sidney Lumber ‘Co., two of these cranes:
were .used..ta move. great quantities of lumber ‘in the mill yard..
The. company. closed down over 30 years ago. This unusual item
Of increasing historical value, is in the boulevard portion of Beacon

Ave... At: could justly be declared a public. monument.

the: stage in the British Isles,
at one time appearing with the
Harry, Lauder, the: famous Scotch -

Pra

nounced that they have sold their

“interest ‘in he Sidney Cafe. to°.

_.Mr..and Mrs, Russ Finlay of the
‘Imperial Service’
have’ already: taken possession.

Station, who.” couver to attend the Grand Guard- :

International ~

The Sidney Cafe is a neat, com= :

: opposite - A.W, Holland’s meat
ines Gane

On: ‘Sunday morning, : 37 attended 4
: the Easter Sunrise Service on the
top: of «Mount ' Newton. “Te was:
held by St. ‘Paul’s Young People’s” -
“Rev. D. M. -Perley took*’

. ‘Warfield,
“RCAF, -

Gardon Ford “of the®
- Lillian’ Nunn, © “Marion.

dered® a very pleasing’ quartette.

‘Gardner and Bessie J ackson: rene.

“pact. little “eating establishment.

i

Fhe

“SAKNICHTON

"Diane and Donna Doney, daugh-

teenage girls from-all over the
province who travelled: to’ Van-

‘ian Council of B.C,

Order of Job’s Daughters annual _
, Sessions last Thursday,

riday
and Saturday. . Diane Doney ‘went
4jto Vancouver ‘on: - Easter, ‘Sunday

‘and: spent“ the- first ‘part of: the:
“week: ‘with a: ‘friend Diana: Sharpe.
‘Miss “Sharpe had been 2. guest

sat the: Doney home in: September =

when: she- was one :of..the -ex-

oe.

Hig ch School. '

45 “YEARS AGO .
‘On Saturday night,. Mr, Mal-.
: colm fixed his wireless to. th
Magnavox in the ‘hall on. Jame

Island..and gave a-concert from.

Mr. F..Moore, Mrs. (Dr. )Ken=

ning, and Master. Moore, of Vic-..

toria, have. been spending .a few.
days at Patricia Bay this: week.

“The Dorado’?- in “shape. for the:”:
_ Summer ‘months. ~

“to. * many
solemnized on “April. 18 ‘at St.
» Nicholas... Church, - Vancouver -

"Heights, --when - Helen -Sutcliffe,.-
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur -

Sutcliffe ® “became “ the bride | of.
Percy. Hope. Grimmer, second
‘son of Mr. and Mrs. Washington
Grimmer’ of. Port™ Washington,
Pender Island. = | >

Delegates. from - the’ various

local . organizations -met. in the
Wesley Hall. Friday last to-dis-
cuss. the question ot community”
hall. for -Sidney... Mr. G. A,

Cochran was elected to the chair.”
and R. N, MacAulay read a pro-—

posal for the development of.a
hall.

Annual ut

‘The 15th annual Saanich Pen~
insula Art Centre show on May
4th and. Sth is a. must for arts
and crafts devotees,

Sculpture and paintings, cer«
amics, wood carvings by local
and invited guest artists, adrift-
wood panel by Terry Pownall and
a demonstration by the Island
Print Makers, to name a few,
will be featured at the show to
be held at Sanscha Hall.

Gray Campbell, president of
Gray's PubHshing-Co., 2 local
enterprise, will give awav same
trade secrets with his presenta-

tion of the steps to publishing a |

book - in this instance ‘‘Curve
of Time’’ by M. Wylie Blanchet,
late of Curteis Point where she
wrote the beok. The ‘Curve of
Time” was designed and printed
‘by the Morriss Printing Co. of
Victoria. Mr. Campbell has an
infectious enthusiasm for his
work and has had numerous art-
icles printed about his publishing
bouse__

The show will open on Satur«
day, May 4 from 16 a.m. to
8 p.m. and continue on Sunday,
May 5 from 2 to & p.m

Ss. Fox.: .C
refreshments.

-Club members served

‘Come: to the

and bring your friends.

‘A. “pretty. wedding: of interest Mr.

Pender ‘people | was ~ and family.

. My, and Mrs. J.E..Nimmo and |

“Mrs. R,E, Nimmo, Prosser St.,
:-travelled to Vancouver on Thurs-

Mr. Moore is’ getting his launch: ° day afternoon April i11_to spend
the Easter weekend with Mr. and-
“Mrs, We Pinchin and family, and ~
Richardson:

‘They returned home’.

and. Mrs. Ww.
“on: Wednesday April. 17..-Mrs,
-Pinchin and Mrs. Richardson are
‘daughters. Oe Mr. and Mrs’ J. Es
Nimmo. ;

“Guests at the home of ‘Mr.-ana o

‘Mrs: L, Farrell, Simspon. Rd.
this: past week were Mr. and
Mrs, C. Sampson, Lloydminster,
“Alberta. :

Mr. and Mrs. M, Michell with
Daryl ‘and “Karen, Fast Saanich

hear. this. beautiful: story of re-
union!”

How. disunited we can be’ ~

“North” Saanich councils repre-.

“ab

~- these. remote areas.

-for the: Trustee Section. ©

_ “The next card’ ”'
party will be held on Wednesday ooh.

April 24, at:B:00 pm. and every~ ©
-San Francisco. : Nearly everyone * oneis welcome.

on the island. was there to-hear..: Agricultural” hall -at- Saanichton

oat-Bookmobile

~ Alderman -Mrs. Nell: -Horth,

sentative on ‘the Vancouver Is-
land Library. Board, reported “
recent developments at the Mon-

: day ‘evening council meeting;

She’ was particularly enthus-
iastic ‘about. the ‘success of the ~
computerized catalog. and said:

“The third cumulative supple- |
ment of the computerized catalog

~ hasbeen ‘run off and sent out to

the branches. The Catalog has--
been an unqualified success and
has changed entirely the use of

“his brothers, it was Joseph.” And
at full gallop to greet and em=

— brace them. | 2"
Ernest: Gordon’ s: moving ook, :

_who defended them!.-

and ends “with the victim’ s? forgiv- s

ing his: would-be assassins, « If |
anyone : hada reason for: ‘hating

yet. we see him driving his chariot

Through the ‘Valley of the Kwai, :

- describes the day when news of

the Japanese defeat reached his
prisoner of war. camp, Would
the . British. and - “American
prisoners gang.up on their cap-
tors to “pay them back” fer all

the brutality they had suffered? .
. The author tells us that the’ in-

coming — liberators...were so

“angered by what they saw that they
“wanted ito: shoot“the guards on*

the. spot, it was the prisoners:

bor near. the: junction of Harbour.
Road ‘and Resthaven Drive. He
is anxious to” obtain the: names
of them: Fh

‘The enquiry comes from Tho- .

mas. F. “Baxter Of 316 “Heywood. - Q
Ave., in Victoria. He remembers

hoarding one. of the schooners |. .

from:.a canoe ona ‘summer day
but. was quickly ‘driven off by a
swarm of wasps which had built |
a nest in ‘a-hole © ‘in. the ‘deck,

If any reader. can supply Mr.
Baxter with the. names . of the
old vessels, he will “be most
grateful.

“That is the stuff that hope and:
forgiveness are made of.

the -library~ by -the. borrowers,
Requests. for. books: shot. up-to

totals that’ were unheard: of last.

tis. a: great relief to be.
“te Show a residentina ‘small.
community that hehas immediate :

»,aecess to 175,000. books and that.

they are ‘all listed’ in the Catalog :
oi’his Branch. The supplement :

“program: is working well and lists -_-

all books bought the previous ©

‘month. so the Catalog is always

up to date.’"

Her.report also stated “Mr,
Marshall Gray, the extension lib-'
rarian, ‘will’ be putting. the first
coNection aboard’ MV Thomas —
Crosby. V. early in. Aprils.
mission ship covers the coastal

“islands, lighthouses, etc. and will” °

give service each six weeks to
This ‘is
pioneer ‘library. business of a_
type unknown, in Canada. There

. {sa similar boat running off the op
east coast: of Sweden but nothing ~

like it. before on this coast.
. The, Annual Meeting of the .

* British Columbia’ Library AS-

sociation will be held in Vic-

-toria May 3 to Sthat the Empress

Hotel, It_is an important meeting
‘Your
officially

‘representative will

“represent Area # 2 as an Execu-
tive member. - of. the. Trustees

Section of the, BCLA. All: paid .

up Trustee. ‘members will have :

a vote.”’

This: ..

North Saanich Parish
_ “Anglican - - Episcopal

_» Phone 656-1014 a
APRIL28, EASTER 2

Morning Prayer 11:00 a.m.
Thursday ~ 3 00 a. m.: “|
HOLY TRINITY PAT BAY.

Family Service Nl. 00 am.”
Primary s. S, il. 00a a.m,

SIDNEY BIBLE CHAPEL

~ Canon F; ‘Vaughan-Birch “= re i

ST, ANDREW'S — SIDNEY ~~ |
Holy Communion’ | 8:00 a.m:
“Sunday School 9.30 a.m.

~~; 9830 FIFTH STREET, eee
»- SIDNEY: =
EVERY SUNDAY
sunday School and
‘Bible Class: -. 10:00 a.m,
‘The Lord’s Supper. 11:30 a.m..
Evening Service ‘7:30 p.m.
~ Suinday , April 28
Mr. James McNeil of Vietoria

Wednesday, é opm,
=: - Prayer and Bible Study -
“Come now and let us reason
_ together saith the Lord” ©

“The Rev.O.L. Foster |
“Phone 652-2194 |
April 28, EASTER 2- -

‘ST. STEPHEN'S .
Holy Communion =-9.00 a. m:

Rd., spent’ the Easter: weekend ine

- Seattle: with friends. .
change: “students ate Claremont .

Mrs. ‘De Boldham left for her

oan “= home in Dubuc Sask; last. Thurs=
-Winners: at “the ‘Community: “

£ “Club 500 card party on Wednés-
vo eiday April. 10 were Mrs. W: Biitler
: “Mr Ss, L. Farrell, M, Johnson and

: day. after spending the: past two.
_ weeks. with her aunt;: Mrs. M.. ~

Sefton, “East Saaiier Ras cas

The Voice of God For This
Day
This is the’ -changeless
Faith of God, eternal inthe |
past, eternal inthe future, .
: Let- him that ‘seeketh, at-
“tain it;,and as to him that
ohath. refused-to seek it -
‘verily, “God ‘is self ‘suffi-
:cient above any need of -
His ‘creatures,

- Wisdom of ‘Abdu’ I-Baha
“The Baha'is of |

“ss Phone 656-2387 .
ae Co:

1968

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Fifth St., 2 Blocks N,
Beacon Ave.
-. Rev. Irene Smith
~ 656-3216 mee
SERVICES a
Sunday School
Worship
, Evening Service
Cadets - Friday —
Prayer Meeting
; Tues,

10:00: a.m, *

- 11:00 a.m
7:00 p.m.::
7:15 p.m,

7:30 p.m.

~ Seventh - Day.
Adventist Church
. RESTHAVEN DRIVE
: PASTOR H.C, WHITE... -
‘Sabbath School. 3:30 a.m,
Preaching Service 11:00 a.m.
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Isaiah 1/18
- Parish OF. United Church ~
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South Saanich -
— SIDNEY and NORTH SAANICH

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{ Sunday School------- 9:45 a.m,
BRENTWOOD 7162, Ww. Saanich
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Family Service and Church :
School atomerennes 11:15, am.

Bethel. Bapiist

2335 Beacon Avenue, Sidney
/ Rev, B.T, Harrison ©
: Phone 656-2297 oe

‘Christ died for « our.
sins according to the’
Scriptures”’ -
1 Cor. 15:3
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
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7:00 p.m. Evening Service

‘Wednesday, 7:30 pam, +
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Friday » 8:00 p.m.
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9182 E, Saanich Rd.
‘Rev. F.R. Fleming, Pastor
65652545

Sunday School 9:45 a.m,
‘Morning Service 11:00 a.m.
Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday Prayer and Bible

Study 8.00 P.M,
Friday Young Peoples
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