Wednesday, January 7, 1976 THE REVIEW

Page 7 -

Peninsula Recreation
Winter Programme
Registrations take place this
Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at Sanscha between
the hours of 1 and4 p.m. and at
Brentwood Community Hall
on Friday from 1-3 p.m.

These opportunities will
provide for new registrations
and for payment of fees. In all
it is expected that 900 par-
ticipants, (an increase of 20
percent), will be enrolled in
the activities which are an-
nounced in this issue of the
Sidney Review. In addition
approximately 60 children will
roller skate each Saturday
morning at Sanscha.

Included in registration
scheduling for these next
three months, will be listed the
groups utilizing various school
facilities for their weekly
activities, Participants in this
area of programming will be
approximately 460 in-
dividuals, from Saanich
Peninsula Soccer League,
Brentwood and Saanichton
Basketball League, Brent-
wood Youth Group, Hobbits,
S.T.A.G., ete. ©

General activities will be
using Sanscha, Brentwood
Community Hall, Moose Hall,
Central Saanich Lions’ Hall,
Parklands, Sidney Elemen-

ce

IN A PENNY FARTHING bike challenge race around Van-
‘. couver city hall in the summer of 1973, Central Saanich Mayor

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-Archie Galbraith had choice of mounts. ‘‘You have the tallest
buildings so you ride the highest bike,” ruled Archi&. .

FOR FURNACE OIL DELIVERY
AND RELATED SERVICES

KINDLY CALL. ———

Bill Hopper

In recognition of memorable
/ public services rendered by
ithe late Archie Galbraith
| when he was the Mayor of
‘ Central Saanich, the Victorian
: Days Society has provided a
‘perpetual trophy to be
| presented yearly at the
' Labatt’s Penny Farthing Bike
‘Race. The trophy will be
‘known as the “Galbraith

LATE MAYOR HONORED BY VICTORLAN DAYS SOCIETY =

Award.”

In a letter to Mrs. A.M.
Galbraith, Helen E.. Beirnes,
immediate past president of
Victoria Days Society, wrote
that the presentation is “‘in
commemoration of Archie's
heroic efforts on behalf of this
Society and the part he played
in the community as a whole,”’

Continuing her fribute the

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
NOTICE

Sidney and North Saanich Chamber of Commerce
will elect it’s 1976 executive Jan. 15th at the Sidney
Hotel - luncheon 12 noon - 1 p.m.

The Annual Installation Dinner Meeting will be held
January 2 nd at the Sidney Travelodge. Cocktails at
6:30 p.m. Dinner at 7:30 p.m, Tickets may be pur-
chased in advance from the Royal Bank or F redrick’s

shoes at $5 each.

Since tickets will be limited, members and friends
are urged to make arrangements to attend as early as

possible,

A visit from

BRITISH

COLUMBIA
DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION

The Secretary

writer said: “Archie
Galbraith is remembered with
respect and affection by all
who knew him, and it is fitting

that the Board wishes to

recognize his love of people
and the community in this
way.”

Archie’s collegues and
friends testify that he would
never miss an opportunity to
represent Central Saanich at
public functions and

celebrations in neighbouring
municipalities. He would be
present at the parade on
Victoria Day and at Sidney
Day, taking a full part with
obvious personal relish.

The presentation recalls an
occasion two years ago, when
Archie, deputising for Mayor
Peter Pollen, accepted the
challenge of Mayor Art
Phillips in a penny farthing
bike ride around Vancouver
city hall.

PENSIONERS SADDENED
BY LOSS OF BILL BOSHER

The Sidney Old Age Pen-
Sioners cancelled their
business meeting scheduled
for January 8, to mourn the
loss of Bill Bosher who passed
away on January 5. Bill had
been an active member of the
Branch for some years, Bill
will be missed, as he was a
wiliing worker until ill health
forced him to retire from the
executive body.

Sincere sympathy goes out
to Bill's wife, Doris, the
seerctary of the branch, in her
bereavement.

The branch is also saddened
by the death of one of it’s
oldest charter members,
David siitchic, one of the

LOANS TO SMALL BUSINESSES

The Province of British Columbia through the
British Columbia Development Corporation
invites secondary manufacturing, processing
and related service industries - hotel and
motel operators - to discuss their businesses’
financing needs. Our representative will be
visiting your area on the following dates,

VICTORIA VISIT - JANUARY 21, 22, 23.

j from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Mr. D. Lister, Small Business
. Bf Development Division will be at the Executive House. Telephone:

Or write:

ut Mr, LD. Lister,
British Columbia

_ Development Corporation,

272 Granville Square,
200 Granville Street,

a Vancouver, B.C, VaC 184

388-5111. For appointments telephone: Vancouver, 689-8411 (collect)

British
Columbia
Development
Corporation

original organizers of Branch
25 in 1958. He took an active
part in the business meetins
and was the keeper of the
membership book for many
years until he retired for
health reasons, David leaves
his wife, Sylvia, also a
member.

The Sidney OAPO'’s are
pleased to report that Mary
Briggs, director on the
executive, has recovered
satisfactorily from an
operation which occurred just
when the Christmas activities
were underway, She will be
back soon to take part in
future activities,

Others members who have
had operations or have
recovered in hospital recently
are: Douglas Braithwaite,
Lena Wylie, Percy Helliwell
and dolly Travers, George
Charlesworth is in Memorial
Pavillion, Jubilee Hospital,
but fortunately was able to
fake a temporary leave to be
with his family for Christmas
dinner,

Violet Richardson of 9762
3rd Street was the pleased
recipient of the CFAX rose
and a CFAX Citation just
around Christmas, Vi is in her
cightics, but tries to attend
every meeting, and has for
many years been the piano
player for the branch's
ceremonies, She has the best
wishes of all the membership
who feel the  honou
could not happen to a finer
person,

Marie Cox, though a
resident of Mount St, Mary's
Hospital in Victoria, for more
than four years, still manages
to keep up her membership,
ach year in January, her
letter to the branch and her
renewal for momborship is
sent, The branch extends to
her every good wish for a
comfortable year,

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SIDNEY RECREATION NEWS IN REVIEW

tary, Deep Cove, Keating
Elementary and Mt. Newton
schools.

Additional activities will be
announced from time to time.
Readers are reminded to
watch for weekly notices
which appear in the Review.
For those who cannot find the
activity of their choice on the
Peninsula Programme
Schedule, a telephone call to
656-6342 will give you op-
portunity to discuss it further.

This is the time to re-enroll
or toenroll for the first time in
the volunteer programme.
Volunteers are required to
supply various’ essential
services which maintain
smooth-functioning events.

Anyoone’ interested in
working with our volunteer
groups might telephone 656-
6342. Volunteers will be
needed at the February Cake
Walk, March Activity Show,
Spring Recreation Show in
May, concessions,
registrations, etc. A Coffee
Hour will be held. each
Tuesday, at Sanscha Lobby,
from 2-3 p.m. beginning
January 14 for those requiring
information on recreation
matters.

Badminton Club will hold its
first session on January 14.
Art, Gymnastic and Fitness

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