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“BY BEA BOND
“Adverse publicity -always
“seems to..make’ headlines, but}:
joint unity of. purpose . goes
unheeded, usually: :

The latter. should be news. in
regard. to “the forthcoming
~ mammoth © presentation
_BARKERVILLE °7L,
“held jin -VU-33" hangar,

|| waenTine anos

| "DEAR. HUNTING.
-being

West
Saanich Road, on: Thursday, .
~/Feb.18 at 8:30'p.m. :
- When I-said would act as
- chairman of the festivities, I little
.. realized just how many people I
_ would involve to carry out these
ventures. With: the. able
assistance of Art. Murphy. on my
- own (Sidney) Centennial °71
committee, Ihave ‘such. ex-
oS perienced backing from Central |-
Saanich’ Centennial” ‘Committee |
» as Percy” Lazarz ‘and. Malcolm |
Shanks; » North: Saanich’ -Cen-}:
-.tennial’.Committee, Mrs: Betty. | -
: MacKinnon. and Florence ‘Smith;
: ne ‘Forces: Pacific. (Capt.
“Ken. ‘Eliason_ ‘and C.P. 0: “John: |.
“'son); R.C.M.P: (Sgt. Harry Cah-
“bers, Constable Wayne Dew: and |:
the rest of the boys); and this was
just. the. beginning — to ac-

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: _ ‘ RAMBUNCTIOUS BARKERVILLE ©.
fe : 9785 ath St . Ph. 656-3121 <->. theatrical company will present their lively

entertainment at V.U.33, Patricia Bay, on

of]:

& ‘commodate - visitors © “at VU- 33

20th. ANNIVERSARY

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J. overlooked, Why, even retired. |.

“Attention all Former. Firemen,
; You are invited to an Open H House ; FOR TASTY -
: on | ; “BREAD »
Sar, Feb. 27 - 0 AND PASTRY.
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SIDNEY WATE uR WORKS DISTRIC T
1 The 27th Annual General Meeting of Sidney Waterworks District will take place at Bro pam

on Wednesday, February 24th, 1971, inthe Margaret Vaughan Birch Hall, wO7 K aurth Street,
Sidney. .

2 The order of business atthe Meeting will be 2 as follows: oO
G) Reading of the Notice of Meeting.
, di). Adoption of the minutes of the 26th Annual General Meeting.
ii). Presentation of Annual Reports,
dv) Presentation of Financial’ Report’
iv) Election of two Trustecs, ios =.
te (vi) Appointment of Auditor, be oe ‘
(vil New Business,
(vill) Adjournment,

a The terms of office of Mr, D, R. Cook ond Mr. Hel, Perry expire at the Meotmng: therefore
two Trustees must be elected, each for a three year term, Nominations may be made fram:
Wie Heor of the Meeting or forwarded in writing to the Seeretary at the DMisarier's Offer in
Siducy Civic Contre, 2440 Sidney Avenue, The written concent of nominees will he require fy

for The Board of Trustees
Sn. Gibhs, Seeretary

‘71

“hangar and:co-ordinate parking.
Besides members of-all ‘three
Centennial Committees backing

us up behind the scenes, other.|”

clubs, organizations and even the
three - municipalities have ~ call
become involved, © 9 3.2.
Can you imagine locating 1,500
chairs (and: trucking them. from
Point A to Point B);- serving
thousands of cups of coffee and:
glasses of soft. drinks -at™ in-
termission; selling: tickets,
programs, and: making change;
locating fiat-deck trucks to serve
as a. stage; moving a> piano;
obtaining ‘volunteers to serve as
stage hands in setting up this
‘show and packing up afterwards;:
decorating ‘this huge” building,
“ete.

al preparations yet and there are’
-many. nice folks to thank. - San-

lub, Boy. Scouts,
Cadets, Sea’ Cadets, ‘Slegg’ ‘Bros:,

“Saanich | ‘School’ Board, : ‘Canada aS

Safeway, © all three. -municipal
~bodies' (with special mention to.
“Mike: iand= -Alderman...Norma’
Sealey); Silver Threads, tellers
from three banks. and the Credit
Union; Rotary Club and goodness
how.) many’ *.“I’ve:

GREAT PREPARATIONS FOR BARKERVILLE 71

scha. Catering Committee, Sidney |

‘February 18. The Centennial show is for one
performance only at 8.30 p.m.

bank manager, Alan Sooner. has
volunteered
Brewer from .the: School: Board»
Office) to reconcile our: ticket

money after the performance has.
commenced. And how about

those. Navy fireman, volun-

‘teering to stay on duty during our.
visit at the hangar,
‘members of St.
bulance standing by, just in case
‘someone faints or something.

(alongwith: Bert:

~ and’. the

And don’t for a minute think

I’ve overlooked all those kind.
merchants :
-municipalities who have put up
our BARKERVILLE ’71 posters

-and such a goodly number’ of

“them offering. to:handle. tickets -
‘which not: only assists us, but

i their regular customers as well.)
- Of course, we have not finished | :
: that there: ‘was a lot: of disunity .

in’ all. three

-Now; just ‘who was it’ who: said’,

bee a with: the: g fur fed,
VILLE "71 gang when they: bring ©
“their fun and music: for us“ to»

enjoy on Thursday, Feb. 18?
“We'll: be

Seeing you “all there:

| Turn top | Full

Approximately 200 “Marching
Mothers’? “on: the. Saanich
Peninsula. have. collected ($8844.87
to. date for the Kinsmen
Rehabilitation Fourdation: in

BC. The You were
“donation envelopes now coming

in by mail and the returns from

the commercial canvass should
raise the’ total to near’ $4000.00

reports the Kinette Club of Sid- J

ney,

“The Marching Mothers:.were
organized «by the -Kinette: Club
which undertook this task ag a
Service Project, “The © area
Captains were: Mrs. Hi, Ixdah),
Mis. A. Kaudien, Mrs. OB
Mathews, Mrs. A, Storey, Mrs, 1,
Hilton, Mes, 1, Bland, Mra, Re

Gardner, Mrs, Le Weight, Mrs. R,

Coan, Mrso ik, Morrison, Mra K,
Millard, and) Mra. 2D. Johnson,
Other Kinettes helping were Mra,
Te Harvey, Mes, Wy oMeLean,
Mra. G, Pearnon, Mre.G, Strong:
Mrs. V. Gordon, Mrs, 8) Tueter,
Mrs, Fe MeCullough, and Mrs, J

Vater Oversall Chairman. for,

‘Foundation was Kingman Hans
Twdiah), LMS

The Kinsmen “uh of Sidney
wish to sincerely say “Thank-
you"
Marchers for a Joh well dene and
to all) those. wha. donated. so

out".

(oall these ladies and their,

generously to ‘this
cause.
The:

Kinsmen’ ss... Mother’s

‘March dollars through the Rehab

Foundation. provide © direct
rehabilitation’. services .
physically disabled’ people: of

B.C. cand assist

(Vietoria), Cleft-Lip’ Palate
Society (Van; Island) Division of
Audiology ‘and Speech Sciences
(U.B.C,):and many others.
The Monday morning . figure
from the Victoria area proper. is

$36,000.00 and still counting,

SCHOOL HOLIDAY COMING!

. Schools on the Peninsula will §
be closed on February 261. A
request by the Saanich Teachers -
hold ag
on that. dite. §
was approved: by” the School » ,
Board Monday, Such approval is ig
required by law under the Public oy

Association . to.

‘Professional: Day’

‘Schools Act,

or.

said the. Rev.
“pastor
. Adventist Church in a talk. last

John’s’ Am-" :

‘looking forward” to.

worthwhile

to”

‘such’
-organizations as Arbutus Crafts .

The following Mount Newton
junior secondary school students
achieved an over-all average of B
better during .the «second
marking period. (November. and
December 1971):

Grade 10:. Lynne Bain, George
Brandstetter, Larry Eade; Diana
Foerster, Rick-Harcomhe, Susie
Harms, Tony Lamprecht, Keith

Leona Wakeman,
Frank. Wilson,

Sinclair, —
Jerilynn: Warner,
Lori Yuill.

Grade 9:° Laura: Croll,
Dahl, Margret. Goodmanson,
Cindy. . Gooldrup, Wiena
Groenewold, . Sam. Hamrs,
Suzanne Jackson, Laurie Querin,
Lynn Westergaard. «.

Grade 8: Brenda Apps, Nancy

Debra

Nichols, Shelly Petrie, Robbie | Brandstetter, Lamont Brooks,
Zionism Blamed
Western sympathies in the , population to origins deriving

tragic Israeli-Arab.confrontation
are largely extended to the Jews,
of. Sidney Seventh-Day
“week to Sidney. Rotarians.

He was in Palestine at the time
of the June 1967: war between the
disputants for the Holy Land, and

with his family he made a timely
escape to Beirut from the scene

of the: fighting.

From his long experience in the
troubled area, the speaker cited
Zionism as the root cause of the
troubles. With copious historical
references he traced the Arab

“SMOKE HOUSE. -

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HICKORY SMOKED,

HAMS —

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Bert Gillieroth,

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from the Canaanites, 1
and other Biblical people’ who
were vin. Palestine before. the
Israeli conquest, . and
when © the Israelites.
dispersed.

- The Zionist aim is to restore the
Palestine of David and Solomon,
said the speaker, and this pur-

were

pose was. pursued inthe. Zionist /

‘invasion of 1948. As a result of the
continued struggle there are now
more... than’. two
Palestinian Arabs in exile; while
an almost exact number of Jews
have moved in, said ‘Mr.
~Gillieroth. noe

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An extended day at Claremont
Sentor. Secondary. School. was

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School. Board on Monday, to
hegin’ September 1, 1071, . The
decision was) lefts to. the
‘discretion’ of the. executive
committee, > an

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