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Wednesday, January 7, 1976

THE REVIEW

For the first time in six years Stan Dear was a member of the public gallery Monday evening
when Sidney’s newly elected Mayor Peter Malcolm addressed council. (Review photo).

Continued from Page 4

CREED

A well-known resident of the
Brentwood Bay area for many
years, Mr. Herbert Creed,
passed away at his home at.
Yatton, Somerset, England,
on December 31, 1975, aged
eighty-nine. Mr. Creed came

_ tothe Victoria area in 1915 and

in about 1919 bought the Harry
Crocker home on Keating
Cross Road where they were
some of the earliest logan-
berry and raspberry farmers
in the Keating district. They
later lived on the West

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before returning to England
about fifteen years ago. Mr.
Creed leaves his wife
Henrietta at the family home.
Both he and Mrs.’Creed were
active members of the
Sluggett Memorial Baptist
Church for many years.

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JOHNSTON
At Sidney, B.C. on
December 22nd, 1975, Mrs.

Bertha May Johnston, aged 73
years, born in Nesbitt,

Manitoba and a resident of
_Sidney, B.C. for the past 27

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by her husband, Graham
Walter Johnston in October
1964. She leaves her loving

years,

family.

. Service was held in the
Sands Funeral Chapel of
.Roses, Sidney, B.C. on

January 2nd, 1976 at 1:00 p.m.
Mr. M. Morton officiating.

MACDOWALL

Suddenly at the residence,
9750 West Saanich Road, on
December 27, 1975, Miss

- Wilhelmina Margaret Mac-
. Dowall, aged 80 years, born in

Prince Albért, Saskatchewan.
She leaves her sisters, Mrs.
Clarke W. (Anna) Gamble,
Ardmore’ Drive, North
Saanich, and Miss Carmen B.
MacDowall at the residence,
one niece in Toronto, Ont., and
one nephew in Ottawa, Ont.

Private service in the Holy
Trinity Anglican Church,
Patricia Bay B.C., on Wed-
nesday, December 31, 1975, at
3:00 p.m., Rev. Peter Parker
officiating. Flowers gratefully
declined. Arrangements by
the Sands Funeral Chapel of
Roses, Sidney, B.C.

SIMPSON
Roy R. of Sidney, B.C. at

‘Victoria General Hospital on

December 25, 1975. Survived
by his wife Ardena. Memorial
Service was held Monday,

December 29th at 2:00 p.m., in

Grace Luthern Church, Fort

Street. Pastor R. Nelson of-

ficiating. Cremation.
Flowers gratefully declined,

donations may be made to the
B.C. Heart Foundation,
Arrangements through the
Memorial Society of B.C. and
‘First Memorial Services Ltd.

7005 E. SAANICH RD. 652-2411.

.New Store Hours 8-5 Monday thru Sat,

, LETTERS ——

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those of our guests who had
survived the war had returned
to their homes and loved ones,
this Hardinge fellow asked if
he could stay.a week or two
longer, as he had some affairs
to attend to.

He offered to pay for his
stay, which quite surprised us,
and we finally agreed on the
sum of two pounds, five
shillings per week. Some three
weeks later my dear husband
received a telegram from his
brother in Chipping Norton,
saying that his aged Mother

had suffered a stroke and was_-

near death.

As we had no time to make
other arrangements we asked
our guest if he would keep an
eye on the house and the
servants for two or three days,
to which he consented.'
Imagine our shock Sir, when

we arrived at my Mother-in-
laws home to find her hole and
hearty, and with no knowledge
of any telegram.

Fearing the worst we
hurried home, only to find that
not only had our guest gone,
but also a set of my finest
silverware, a pair of matching
Purdey double-guns that had
hung over the mantlepiece in
the library, and _ three
beautifully engraved silver
Tankards. Also gone, was
Parkne, my personel maid.

We immediatley called in
the police and military
authorities but although they
made intensive enquiries
were unable to trace the
perpetrator of .this lenious
crime.

Let me say at this point Mr.
Editor, that I hope you do not
assume for one moment that I
am suggesting that your
correspondent and the cad

Silver Threads News In Review

Mon., Jan. 5-9 a.m. - Centre
open; 10 a.m. - quilting,
ceramics, dancing for fun;
noon - lunch; 1 p.m. - French,
ceramics; 2 p.m. - films.

Tues., Jan. 6-9 a.m. - centre
open; 10 a.m. - oil painting,
serenaders practice; noon -
lunch; 1 p.m. - watercolours,
oils; 1:15 p.m. - whist; 7 p.m. -
shuffleboard.

Wed., Jan. 7-9 a.m. - centre
open; 10 a.m. - rug hooking,
novelties; 10:30 a.m. - mah--
jongg; noon - hot dinner; 1
p.m. - discussion group; 2 p.m.
- concert with the Hampton
Orchestra; 7 p.m. - band
practice.

Thurs., Jan. 8 - 9 a.m. -
centre open; 10 a.m. - liquid

embroidery, weaving; noon -_

lunch; 1 p.m. - dressmaking,
bridge; 7 p.m. - crib.

Fri., Jan. 9-9 a.m. - centre
open; 9:30 a.m. - Podiatrist in
attendance; 10
needlepoint, keep fit, quilting,
macrame; noon - lunch; 1
p.m. - knitting; 1:30 p.m. -
stretch & sew, crochet; 2 p.m.
- Jacko; 7 p.m. -- evening
cards.

..,. .INCREASED »
MILEAGE.
FOR
CENTRAL
SAANICH

Central Saanich will be
getting better mileage for its
tax dollars in 1976 after three
Honda Civics are delivered
this month.

The municipally owned cars
will ensure more efficietn use
of staff time, according to
finance committee chairman
Donald MacLaurin.

He said more than $2,500
was spent in mileage for
municipal employees last
year, which is almost the cost
of buying a small compact
car,

The cars will pay for
themselves in less than five
years and make the operation
of the municipality more
efficient, he claimed.

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Sat., Jan. 10 - 1 p.m. to 4
p.m. - open for drop-ins.

Sun., Jan. 11 - 1 p.m. to 4
p.m. - open for drop-ins.

DAILY :- Horseshoes - ecards
- shuffleboard - library.
Morning coffee and afternoon
tea served every day Mon. to
Fri. Senior Citizens of the
district and visitors welcome.

Health Services.

PLACE:

TIME:

4:30 p.m.

NEW SEWAGE
DISPOSAL

REGULATIONS

CONTRACTORS MUST
BE CERTIFIED BEFORE
MARCH 15, 1975.

. Septic Tank Contractors and Consulting
Engineers Should Attend the One Day.

Sewage Disposal Regulations Seminar
Before the Certification Examination is
Taken, the Seminar is Presented by
the Capital Regional District Community

Juan De Fuca Recreation Center
1767 Island Highway

January 14, 1976 From 10:00 a.m. to

CONTACT YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY HEALTH
SERVICE OFFICE TO REGISTER |

who took such advantage ot ~
our hospitality are one and the
same,

However, the simillarity in
names has naturally aroused
in me, some measure of
curiosity. I have endevoured
to contact the gentleman
concerned, but am unable to
find his address here although
I have gone through the
telephone directory very
thoroughly. I even went as far
as to contact the local con-
stabulory as to his
whereabouts, but they were
unable to help. (Incidently,
why don’t they wear those
pretty red uniforms, we
always see them in, at home,
at the pictures.)

Then the idea came to me
that as he is, according to my
sister, a frequent writter to
your newspaper, you, or some
of your readers may have
some idea of his address.

I will shortly be returning to
England, and would ap-
preciate your assistance) in
this matter.

However, I must refrain
from ndming my sisters ad-
dress for your reply, lest this
man, be the one I have spoken

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PENINSULA
SOCCER CLUB
NEWS

Results of games played on:
December 20th, 1975.

League games: Peninsula
Faleons 4; Esquimalt
Refrigeration 1, Peninsula
Hawks 0; Lakehill Mercury
Massive 2, Peninsula Vikings
1; Gordon Head B.C, Land 6.

- DECEMBER 21st 1975

League game: Peninsula
Wanderers 38; Cowichan
Hornets 3,

Exhibition: Peninsula
Tigers 0; Lakehill 1.

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