The Centennial coast- -toz =coast

“prok set.of Robert. “and © Gladys:
© MeVey was nicely rounded off”
* Wednesday evening with a pleas-...
“ing - little ceremony in front: of
: Sidney Town, Hall, arranged by”
“Sidney Rotary. Club, °

“The group. -assembled “by: the

. plaque recording.’ the. Saanich=

~ ‘ton. couples | highway. “expedition

SIDNEY ANIMAL: HOSPITAL
~ 9750 Third St. at Bevan

Dr. Barbara. Powell

656-4203

Please Note

hsm new | telephone 10. is not in the directory

lt No Reply Phone 6 652- 1166

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: Where Quality & Personalized Service Meat

LOCAL BUTCHERS

FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY
SPECIALS:

ORPING- 2
FRIDAY. ‘NIGHT TIL 9: 00 Pp. m.

GEM. THEATRE

_ SIDNEY — 656- 3033

. . MONDAY ~ FRIDAY 7:45 P.M.
_SATURDAY 50 P.M, & 9:00 P.M.

“Hous

“THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
JUNE. 19-20-21

‘Due to the length of this feature the first show on™
Saturday night will be at 6:30 p.m. and the last: :
show at 9:00.p.m.

Awillful, passionate
~ girl and the
three men
who want

METRO. GoLDHTN MAYER oaraiees A Josep JANNI PRODUCTION

“ule CHRISTIE - TERENCE STAMP
~~” PETER FINCH ”
ALAN BATES

TAR FROM THE MADDING CROWD

“MON, - TUES, WED, - THURS, -~FRI- SAT.
JUNE 23-24-25-26-27+28
ADMISSION: Adults $1.25
Students $1.00
Children 75¢

ONE SHOW EACH NIGHT AT 7:45 P.M.

WINNER OF 5 ACADEMY AWARDS
Including “Best Picture”!

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to and from Sydney, Nova Scotia,
in the course of which.they gath-
ered soil from each of Canada’s

- provinces which was used in the
planting of the maple tree which.
. flourishes before the Town:Hall, ©

Mr. McVey ‘took the oppor~
tunity. to present to Mayor A,
W. Freeman a handsome seroll,
hand. carved ~ from Canada’s
Maple. Attached to.the scroll
is a coin depicting the Cana-
dian Coat of Arms, a gift. of

Regina’ schoolboy Robert Caw-

‘an, “and representing _ a ‘good-
“And also a spade,

‘luck token,
hand tooled ‘by Lawrence Hafer,
ty’ pifying” the ©
tree, planting, by Mayor ‘Free-
“man: inva: “cerenvony.. “wonducted
under» the auspices of Sidney

Rotary y Club.
oS Mr:
many Canadians -know. that the.

McVey said that very
tree’ is~growing in Sidney. . He

tarian Jack Crossley for selec-

ting the spot where it was planted, .
Mayor Freeman in accepting: .~°

the plaque spoke warmly of -the

unique Centennjal project under-
com~~

taken. and successfully
pleted by the couple, and said
that he was honoured to- accept

the gift, not only personally but

as representing the Town coun-
cil and people of the Town of
Sidney. ;

Art Centre Completes

| Rewarding Season

At the | last meeting of the
season held recent by the Saan-

ich Peninsula Art. Centre ‘in

Sanscha’ Hall, a  vote-of thanks,
was accorded Una Fowler, hard-
working convener of the recent
annual artshow,

Nis. Ray Joy. acting presi-

dent, informed the meeting that

of. the -48. artists accepted. to
hang in the Art’ Gallery Jury

- Show (out of @ total of 337 aspir-

ants),: five: were “Art Centre
members. They were Edie Jones,
Emme Keller, Mimi Jones, Bet-
ty: Waterton and Mary Aikman,

Asa tribute. to David Ander-
son, founder of the Saanich Pen-

“insula Art ’Centre, and who is
director of his own school of

art at Deep Cove, $100 was voted
towards the. furtherance of his
Plans to attend a seminar in ad-
vanced print-making at the Uni-
versity of Calgary. July 2.
Details have: been received of
the Nanaimo Summer. Workshop,
which starts: July 21.
Mrs. E
for further. information.

An infor rma! showing of mem-

- lowed

~ totalled . $600.

Please
2, -GrevillesJones °
“656-

ber s pictur es and handwork fol-
ihe. meeting,
mentars by Kate Bloomfield. A
pendant. in’ copper-enamel. the
creation © of G.” Montgomery,
Swartz Bay, was especially’ in-
teresting.

Members enjoyed a pleasant
interval of discussion while re-

. freshments were served.

U-Turn Collision

. An attempted u-turn on the

Patricia. Bay Highway resulted

in a-rear collision on June 1}
at 12:05 p.m.
Roland. Vivian Clark of f Sidney

” was attempting to make the ‘u-

turn on the: highway just south
of Amity Drive when he was
struck from the rear bya vehicle
driven -by Morris Kersey of Sid-
ney, Damages. to the two cars

There were. no
injuries. ae

“Mr. Clark was charged under -

the motor. vehicle act.

Sunny days and clear,. cold

“nights are’ the’ best combination
‘for maple sap flow.

too] used in:-the;

~ annual

wilh com-.

Moose Home,

“WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
~ SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1969

"Installation. of 19694 20 office rs, open
‘to the public 8:00 p. m. followed by an.
adult dance at.9:30 poem.
Admission $1.00 per couple
‘Refreshments Available.
Music by. the Bev Gee's
Saanichton

+ po on

4 Salt

Dn. 79. Mekistor

wishes to announce the removal
of his office to

“7105 West Saanich Road,

(corner of Wallace Drive
ond West Saanich Roads)

NEW TELEPHONE NUMBER
652-1163 |

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SIDNEY AND NORTH SAANICH
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

June 24th 1969
Sidney Hotel - 8 p.m.

Subjects On Agenda

1 Report On Highway

2 Report On Hospitals

3 Report On Breakwater

4 Report On Tourist Bureau

dene
“view. but: it
“poser to be cut uffduring certain
> phases of the operation,

“No-seesums” care: tiny,

rarely see~ them. - Sometimes

called biting midges, sand flics,

or. punkies they. are prevalent

throughout most:-of “NartheAm-"
erica and in some: areas: there.
are enough to omake . life nigh:

intolerable. ~ Present. control

measures: will only provide lime -
ited “relief: from” the “pesky in- ~
tendered: special: thanks*to Ro- -

sects, state Canada Department
of Agriculture.

blood:
_Suching flies. 27280 small ‘that, om

-as- the’ name. ‘implies. you: can’

The. sth. annual’ ‘birthday. ‘tea
of Vietory Temple No. 36, Py=

“= thigh: Sisters, convened. by Mrs,

o

J.-E. Pow, was held on June 7
in the K..of Po Hall:

Mrs. J. A. Robertson:

present..and: introduced: Past-

“Grand Chief Mrs. M. Chappuis,
in review ing t the wor h of V ictur Vv

Air Cadets Win |

Many Awards

Presentation of along. list

of trophies and awards was one-.

of the highlights of. the. recent

Cadet Squadron of Sidiey.
Corporal. G.R.

He’ received ; the Dave
Por > “Achieve-

ceptional dress and deportnient.

The. Commanding Officer's wife, :
- Mrs, Dave Price, presented her
‘husband's trophy “and Lieut. G,

Coward gave the latter award.
The. Kinsmen Club Trophy,
given to the squadron’s senior

N.C.O., was presented to War-.

rant Officer K.W. Hannan by Len

Bland, ‘president ‘of. the Sidney

Kinsmen, ;
Squadron Leader A. W.. Sharp

Ganget
Power.
Project

“BW, Hydro construction crews
have started 4
tionsof the”
from Ganges io Beaver Point on

Salt Spring isiand.
~The rebuilding: job. which will
all summer. and ‘into the:

‘fail, will involve replacing many
? poles
- Stalling larger conductors,

* Growth inelectrical load or:
: Island “has neces--
. ‘sitated increasing. the> capacity:
which will result”
> in improved electrical service -
served ©

and crossarms. and in-

Spring

oF the - fine,
and security for those
by il, | Reconstruction of :this
section of the Island's system
is pacl of B.C. Iksdro’s plan to

~eventnilly serve the Gulf [stands ~~

with a loop circuit.
Buring the reconstruction, re-

isidents served by the. line will
experience interruptions in their
‘electric service.

Hadro district
manager Al Van Sacher advises

that every effort will be made to

keep these interruptions loa
minimum. and (hey will be Gimed
to credie as litle inconvenience
as possible:

Mr. Van Sacher “explained that

‘during reconstruction of this kind

some preliminary work can be
without” interrupting ser-
is. necessars: for

Another step in the devetop-

Jment of aeGulf Istands loop ¢ir-

eu: the dasins of a submarine
cable dink from Reaver Point lo
Norih Pender fshind. is
scheduled for completion
your, :

alsa
this

presented |

inspection ai 6760 Air”.

; and the Gerard: Rousseu
Attendance Record for the high ~
est attendance combined withex-.

rkonreconslrue-":
“Yo-mile: power line. -

_ able mention,

“by W.D. Price.

his .own trophy for
the ‘best drill cadet to Flight
Sergeant E.K. Puckett.:  Hon-
“ourable mention: went. ta Chk Cc,

~ . Finlay.
_ Anderson was
-the ‘winner of two of the tro-
; ‘phies,
“Price Award
“cocaent!?

For. the cadet conti ‘{buting most
to the squadron band, The Army,
Navy and “Air Force. Veterans’ |
Band: Trophy. was. presented to
Set. D.L. Gaw by H.F. Norman,

Honourable mention went to Set. :
ORAL Herrington.
Rotary ‘Club Trophy for:

“The
the cadet. with the highest score
on. the shooting range was won

by Corporal J. Tweedhope. and _
by Dudley” Johnson. |

presented

For being the outstanding ju-
nior bandsman, the $.P., Coward
Award was. given to LAC D,
Tweedhope by . the Monor of: ‘the
trophy. :

The 676 Squadron Staft Tro-
phy was. presented by Lieut. B,
Ethier to LAC .N.G...Ryder as
the most improved cadet. LAC
J.1.° Sherwood received honour-
able mention, :

The Ron Morrison Marksman- —

ship Award for the cadet with
the best general efficiency in

“indoor and outdoor shooting was

won by Flight Sgt. E.K. Puckett.
Mr. Morrison. made the pre-
sentation himself.

Air: Cadet D.O, Scott. was the

_ Winner of the R.T. Hoard Tro-_
“phy as- the outstanding’ °

cadet. — S.
the»: award» and), Cadet.:..D
B. Shergold. -received

The Sidney and North Saan-
ich Chamber of

the keenest interest in’ various

“squadron activities was won by

LAC L.R. Bevan and presented

tion was given to Sgt. R.G, Tay-
lor,

The Dale McIntosh ‘Memorial
Award “which was donated” by
the Sidney Kinsmen Club for
presentation to the flight at-
taining the highest standard for

the -year, ‘combining: attendance; > -

dress, deportment- and partici-
pation in various activities. It
was won by Number 2 Flight
and presented by Mrs.: McIn-
tosh.
Air Cadet R. Lessard \ won the
Bandmaster’s Award as the cadet

showing. the most. improvement

in music during the year © Band-
master Roger Montague made
the presentation. | :

LOCALS

Mrs, C. Stuckey and Miss M.
Gilmour, Brandon. Man,, are
guests at the home of their bro-
ther-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Bottley, Third St,

F. Minns, John Dean Road has
returned home jellowing a five
week's holiday with relatives and
friends in England,

NEED PRENTING °
CALL 656-115]

: intro- oo
‘duced Most'ExcelentChief, Mrs.
A. Oo Berry, who welcomed all:

-smatt

‘Serviteurs

“Temple 2 during the’ seithee G quar “tei
-eentury, Mrs. Chappuis spoke of

~ Several local. projects; and. of.:

ihe very important province-wide

“campaign: to: assist the Cerebral’
and Mrs.F, 1: Matthews. Tickets
for the Penny Social draws were |

Palsy clinies.° Mrs, W, E.-Lum-

ley, the only Charter. member. -
still active in the Sidney Temple.
was presented, and spoke of the’
“pleasure it had given her. to be:

a Pythian for so, many. years.
Mrs,
“the: friends and fellow: Pythians
from Victoria’ and the Sidney
area, and declared the affair of-
ficially open,

In the tea room. the head table
was centered by a beautiful anni-
versary — cake.

ing the colours of the Order, and
VASOS. .-
Colorful: floral arrangements. in

- standing baskets completed the

- decorations... Mrs. F, A.Camp=
bell and Mrs. Chappuis were in
“char 10 of the: decor ations.

* ‘During the afternoon, tea was
poured by Mrs... Gv
Mother of the Temple, Mrs. A,
By Smith, Distriet Deputy Grand

Chief, Mrs, H.:MacPhail, Mrs.

D.-R: Cole and Mrs. Lumley,
were. Mrs. H. C,

Chappuis then’ welcomed

The tea tables .
Were attractive in eavers depict-

of -cut flowers...

L, Mann,

“ Stacey, Mrs? No “K, Mitchell: and“
Mrs. G, M, Mitchell. :
“. Delicious baked goods were of-
fered forsale “by: Mrs. D,-C:'
~Dickeson,- Mrs. R.- A. Walders —

sold’ by Mrs. W. Waters. and”
MrsiW: ‘Hetman, and lucky ticket ©

holders carried away. many: ate:

tractive prizes. .
At thé door, Mrs.:G, Thomson
sold. the tea: tickets, . giving a=

chance on the door prize to each’
This prize was won
- by Mrs. J, Johnson of Victoria,

customer,

The tombola, a well filled grocery
hamper, was won by Mrs. P,
Page, M. E.C. of Island -Temple

No. 8. Victoria. Tombola tickets .
were -sold ‘by Mrs. Lo HL Bute’

terick., Miss Arlie Robertson

Mystery Parcel’* table. s

‘The Past’ Chiefs -Association ,

featured .a- draw for a lovely bed
doll,” Mrs. C. M. Brown was in
charge of. this draw, which was
won | by

and all present were invited to
join .the members.. of Victory:

Temple in eating a portion “for
luck’,

WESTPORT BOAT WORKS

Wooden Boatbuilding and Repairs ;
, Ship Chandlery and Diving Services,

- 656-2432. 24 Hours
Tryon Rd., Sidney

45tf

and Miss Sharon Campbell “pre-..”
sided over the Fishpond, and. the -.

“Miss _Leane_ Norbury, ~
The anniversary cake was cut, ..

‘honour- *

Commerce. Ls
Trophy for -the cadet “showing |

Honourable men- -

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“ANY WHERE YOU ROAM ’
“USE YOUR LOCAL SERVICE
KEEP YOUR MONEY HOME™

So Wandering Or Roaming
Use Your Magic Phone

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_ Sidney eo
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LOCAL ARTS AND CRAFTS,

~ PAINTINGS,
GIFTS AND SOUVENIRS,

656-4212

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at Fifth

24 Hour Towing Service

“KEEP. YOUR CAR IN
~SOUND MECHANICAL CONDITION

_ AND
Contribute To Your Own Safety

And The Safety Of Others —
this In For A Safety Check Now

Flint Motors Ltd.

Phone
656-1922

HIGH WATER BILLS?

New, modern styled Meul-
ler taps, with replaceable
seats, inexpensitely.
Replace those leaky squeaky
faucets,
For Repairs,
Alterations and
New Construction:

B.C, LICENCED PLUMBER

LES COX
PLUMBING

SIDNE Y BC. 636-2044

FOR TASTY
BREAD
AND PASTRY
DAILY

FONE 636-1012

SIDNEY BAKERY

and

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Grocers

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Owned and Operated by
G, D. Peaker Holdings Ltd.
2419 BEACON AVENUE,

SIDNEY

Res, 052-1441,

MR. G.D. PEAKER,

PRESIDENT OF
CROWN REALTY

has pleasure in
announcing that

MR. A.W. (ALF)
SHARP

has joined our staff at the Sidney office

Whether selling or buying REAL ESTATE, contact A.W, SHARP
for advice backed by practical experience.

Phone 656-3924 or

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