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October 24. and 25 at Sidney. elem-:
entary, ‘school. oS ;

pooaee includes “Dorothy ‘Rayburn,

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Mr. and Mrs. N. M: Simister of |:

‘Victoria were visitors: at the’ home
: of the former’s sister and: brother-
~indaw, Mr:.and Mrs..J.'E. Bosher,
- Admiral Road. ‘Mr. and ‘Mrs. Simis-
: ‘ter, .known * ‘to. many ‘residents in
» Sidney, have just’ returned : ‘from <a’
“three-month’: holiday. ‘in’ -parts.: of:
‘Europe.’ “While ine
visited . ‘their nephew and his. wife,
“Mr..’ and = Mrs. - John Bosher, “who
‘reside. at. Hartford: .

rs 2 his ‘home in Kent, Washington, after.
~ having ashort visit with: his ‘ kro-

~ ther,” Wm. ‘Steele, |

33 “attack:

: bury). Cedar ‘Hill ‘Road, -Mrs.-R. L

-Norbury,: -bride-. :

England they |:

Bert. Steele “returned by plane :|
‘East - oe

‘ -Road;: -who was taken. to Rest. Haven
hospital : after. suffering ‘a heart

: At. the: ‘home of ‘Mrs. “Dudley Nor-

~ Ritchie: and: ‘Mrs. -C. Waters. were
004 -hostesses at. a: grocery. ‘shower.
“honoring ' Miss. Diane. Tutte: -and:. Don
-and ©: groom-elect. |
Following: court “whist; the ‘honored:
guests “were resented . “by: “Mrs.

\asearated basket containing” ‘the
“Climaxing an enjoyable eve-

lock round ‘off. the cast.

‘latter’ actresses” enjoying. the. “novel
experience : of playing: minor: roles
instead of the longer, more exacting
| parts they are normally: called: upon
to-play...Herb Drew and ‘Bob Hal-

Bot Hallock, who has recently.
joined: the players, is ‘already’ weil
known to Sidney residents through
his work in television, and in ‘Blithe
Spirit” plays the leading: part of
Charles Condomine.

‘Behind ‘the ‘scenes, : John Forge
will be is charge .of. lighting and
sound effects, while Florence Smith,
Doris. Scott: and™ Jennifer’. Williams
‘share the .job:of stage ‘management.

‘up and _hair-styling.
“Curtain will go up: at 8. 15, pn m.

“gifts.
ning, . refreshments .. were. served..
Guests from this: district were. Mr.
and Mrs. R.-Tutte; Mr. and Mrs.’S.
Roberts,*-Mr.- and Mrs.-C. Plewes,
Gerry cine aes ‘Mr: and: Mrs. -W.
Norbury, | Mr. and" Mrs..:
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Bette: Harker. will. jook after make-

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“Philip: Brethour.
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Patricia Bay Highway: after: spend-
‘ing..10 .days® visiting at eueene

Mr: and-Mrs. ‘S. Cr Burridge ‘have
‘returned’ to their. Lands End ‘Road:
“home, - following: a visit. to Mrs. Bur-
« Ritchie’ with. al ridge’ s parents in “Tampa, Florida..

“TRONIZE. “REVIEW. ADV BRTIZERS Ean

a \ “We give’ ‘up,’ he: said:

During’ “the period: of ‘its lane very: much | when. they get into. the)

the’ club had» many. notable:. “SUC.
“cesses, : ‘with | members: taking part]:

‘Saanich council to give it. consider- | -

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS | REVIEW

(Trustees Seek Footpaths. In.

--Provision. of .a footpath. on Keat-
'| ing ' Cross ‘Road: has: been’ .recom-.
mended by Saanich School District
‘to. Central Saanich council::: School.
trustees . were. debating.. the recent

Club Folds

Sidney Boxing Club, -which was
revived. several weeks ago‘ after a
two-year suspension of’ activities,
finally folded. up’ Tuesday. night, un-
able to overcome difficulties brought
about ‘by loss .of equipment and lack
of training .facilities..

1° The’ club; which used the former
Sidney’ school for training purposes,

with the opening of SANSCHA hall;

which directors’ of . the .club” hoped

would provide . room. for. their, ac-
tivities.

EQUIPMENT STOLEN.

However, it was found that all the
club’s equipment, including gloves,
punching bags: and ‘other: articles,
chad -been ‘stolen from .St.::Andrew's
hall, where it: had ‘been stored. :.
..“Sidney: Recreation “Commission
-promised ;us. help. in ‘getting new
equipment,: but backed down,”’
‘Gordon Cherry, club manager. “We
were: given use’ ofa: room: at. SANS-

| CHA. hall, but when we-caime. to use
“it, found -it full’ of bales. of thay ‘for
+ the- archery. club, and: equipment
| for. the: ‘big. bingo: ‘game.: fey
Then they told: us .we ‘could use
| the. hall from: -6.30.-to 8..0’elock, ' but
la-car ‘etaker. chased: us ‘out at: 7. 30 to
“make: room for. the archers.

Sin box ring. ‘shows. as far’ away

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Boats’ up. to approximately 2%

“Wer ur 0 that.”

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you: in: ve

‘said’

complaints. fromn Central Saanich
council regarding . the. behaviour of:

‘school children: walking to and from.
_Brentwood ‘school and Mount New-

-and West Saanich Road, was due to

quire the moving’ of .the lines and

was:: forced’ to suspend” when. the |::
‘school “was closed. Revival. came:

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GE NERAL INS SURANCE.

- Fire. Prevention. Week -
Be Carefully Observed |

ton high. school. :
Trustee -E.-E.: Lee explained that

.. | the narrow carriageway. on Keating

Crossroad between the highschool

the presence of electric’ power lines
The widening. of the road would re-

the cost would have to be borne. by
the. municipality...
SAFETY MARGIN

Tt. was’ suggested . that a footpath
behind the power poles would offer
an additional safety margin to the
students without the :cost.of:a. major
upheaval. -Police Chief.F. Brownlee
had. assured the. Central. Saanich
trustees that if the work were pro-
vided “he would énforce the use of
the facility, trustees were ; ‘advised.

The: Parent-Teacher ‘Association
‘at the school should recommend the
“measure: to the “municipal: council,
suggested Mr. Lee.. In. later years,
when the poles. are changed by the
power ‘company - ‘they could. be set
up in a more appropriate position,
he urged. :

Mr. Lee was supported: by his fel-
low: Central. Saanich trustee, -P. F.
Lomas, who reported. that the road
was 60 feet'in width from the gravel

that it. narrowed. down to’.40. feet
west of the gravel pit, with a maxi-
mum blacktopped : roadway: of. 25
feet... 7
NOT. LIKE cows ve
“Children won't walk like “Cows
along: the side. of the road in ‘single
file,’’ stressed | Mr. ‘Lomas.
“ASH. Rowbottom was not. impress-
.ed_ with the. recommendation. a
TE we “can’t teach: ‘children .: to
walk: properly, ‘what ‘can: we do?” he
‘asked... “Providing - afoot p. ath
‘through - ‘the «bush :, won’t : help: them:

City. es
“The ‘beard décidea to’ ‘ask ‘Central |

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F ormer Victoria
| Resident.

Passes 7
~ Archibald. Robert Mauger, resi-
dent of Victoria for many. years, and
‘of Sidney for the past month, pass-

220° San Juan Ave.,
Oct..7;

The late: Mr. Mauger, who was
born .in’ London; England,: 69. years
ago,’ is survived by his: wife, Ellen,
at home;a son, Arthur Robert Mau-
ger, Victoria;. a. daughter, Mrs.. D.
Taylor Chester, “New ' Jersey; .one
sister, one :brother and three grand-
children, .

Funeral arrangements will be an-
nounced later by: Sands Funeral
Chapel, Sidney. ;

Men’s Church Club
Talks Of Business

“United ..Church.: A.O.T.S. “Men’s
Club held ‘the -first- monthly dinner
meeting of: the fall term in the lower.
hall of St. Paul’s, recently...

There was a good attendance and

on ‘Tuesday,

discussed.’ It-.was decided to’ sell
Salied..nuts: for. Christmas” and..:to
take. orders for.. holly shipments.
The: club will have. a larger plant
stall:at the United “pach bazaar in
November. ;.

The : president, « Ww. G.’. Palmer,
‘gave -his.report “on. the: A:O:T.S.
convention held. in” Saskatoon - dur:
ing the’ past .summer. ; Rev. C. HH.
Whitmore: was. elected | honorary
president’ of :the club. . After: :the
business::meeting. Clement “May” en-

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Mi Feeling’: of. the. ‘trustees. was

Wednesday, October 8, 1988 : 7

~ Rotary Overseas Award ©

“Through the Rotary ° Overseas
Travel: Award. (ROTA) an: all ex-
pense ‘paid: trip to New — Zealand
awaits. six’ young -businessmen -in
the’ Pacific ‘Northwest. The young
men ‘chosen to-go: on’ this tour will:
travel and study as a group under
Dr. Lyman. N. Partridge of Central
Washington College of Education.
While .in- New-Zealand: they’ will be
the. guests of. Rotarians. ;

ROTA is designed to promote
good citizenship, international un-,
derstanding. and good will. ,

To be selected for one of these.
awards the young men must. be be-

gaged in - trade, farming, business
or in the professions.

The group will leave from “Van-
couver on February. 4, 1959: and will
return March 25.

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Who He Was|

‘Recent complaint ° made to. the.
Saanich School ‘District concerning
a student’s attendance failed to gain
satisfaction. Meeting last’ week,
trusteés. of the school district. agreed.
that no action could be taken: on the
telephoned complaint as the person
communicating ‘the report had’. Te-
‘fused to divulge his name,

The complainant stated that his
daughter had been-sent home from

school: on the grounds that. she. ar-,

| rived on. the premises. too early in
the mor ning and aoa in the after-
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on the road, on the farm, in the home-

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Young. men wishing ‘to apply. for
this award: should contact the : presi-
dent. of. Sidney: Rotary Club,’ Tom
Flint, Beacon Motors. /

- Two ‘years ago: six. young New ;

‘Zealand businessmen’ ‘visited ‘Brit-

ish Columbia and the State of. Wash-
ington. : ‘The visitors were under the
auspices of the: New Zealand: Rotary -
Clubs: . Because of..the «success of. -

the New Zealand to North America ©
tour, the Rotary::clubs. in: Districts
502, 504, 506 and 508 decided to send.
six outstanding young businessmen
from their areas.

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every home ‘should: be™.~~.
inspected
-ensure elimination™.-of
-all those hazards which -

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