magical entertainment. Mr. a

guests ata going away party | of the community minded }| Kinsmen Club and the Knights | and Mrs: Eng were presented x

held by the Knights of Pythias | couple. of Pythias, with a scroll from the Knights Mi

i at their hall on Saturday. Over the past 30 years The Engs used to run the} of Pythias and a number of i

i The Engs have recently | they’ve lived in the area, Mr, | Beacon Cafe, but now they are | speakers spoke highly of the th
f moved to Victoria, but the | and Mrs. Eng have been active

Wednesday, June 30, 1976

THE REVIEW

INVOLVED COUPLE LEAVE SIDNEY
KNIGHTS RECOGNIZE CONTRIBUTIONS

Eddy and Mary Eng, long-
time residents of Sidney, were

i
celebration was in recognition | in many local activities. They The turkey dinner on Among them was Ald. Ross
of the many contributions they | have provided meals at | Saturday was followed by | Martin, there on behalf of the

had made to the community.

“You name it, they were
involved,’ said Wilf Hetman

Sanscha, put on appreciation

dinners for the firemen, and
been involved in both the

semi-retired.

music from the ‘‘Silvertones’’

and son Tony Eng provided

Eng’s past contributions.

town,

PENSIONER

Continued from Page 1

PURCELLS CELEBRATE 50th

that persons accused of Mr. and Mrs. Rex ‘Purcell [friends and family at their Their daughters, Carol from

refusing to pay the extra utility will be celebrating their 50th | home on 1037 Bowerbank. Alberta, Dorothy = from
* +: oa A © were , , hite «ge Ce i

fee would) be charged in | Wedding anniversary on July Mr. and Mrs. Purcell have | Whitehorse, Joyce — from

bunches.
“If L had known this was to
be a test case | would have

110 with an open house for

St. Michael’s

AWworked at

lived in Sidney for 26 years and
during that time both have
Rest) Haven

Saskatchewan, and Sharon
who lives in Sidney, are all
organizing the festivities.

hired a lawyer and fought the Honour Hospital. , ne wedding cate ie actually

vase Very much harder,’” he a on Ju :

plained Student The Purcell s four daughters | celebrations were posponed to
Mr. Albas, town counsel will be coming to the party as |this month so many of the

says the Judge has reserved
judgment on the case until a
jegal) memorandum on- all
points of law can be drawn up.

“We expect a judgment in
early July,” he said,

Mayor Peter Malcolm said
he couldn't comment on the
case until judgment is handed

Scott Guthrie, a grade four
student at) St. Michael’s
University School in Oak Bay,
recently won the Edith
Simonds Bursary award for all
round achievement.

The award was presented
last week at a ceremony at
MacPherson Playhouse.

well as Mrs. Purcell’s sister
from Texas and a brother from
California, They have 12
grandchildren and one great-
grandchild,

family members could attend.

Vhe Purcells were married
SO years ago at Keene, Texas at
a home wedding. Paster 1A.
Crane officiated,

S'T-A-‘G:

: The schedules for the Sidney | Day, July 25: closed, Jul
down. Scott, who also. won on a he dules for nS he oe 4 pee 5 he Water
. : + ee ACUIVITY r S su £0,2/7,28;
The wharf is again ad- | honours in math and science, on 8s ¥ group's summer reels ooke

ministered by federal
authorities and the utility fee
has been discontinued.

lives with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Guthrie, on Siddall
Road in Sidney.

program are now finalized.
Activities for the month of
July are:

Reserve, July 29,30,31: open.
Anyone wishing any in-
formation concerning — either

July 1: Sidney Day Street | the July or August program
; Dance, July = 2,3,4,5,6,7,8: | may contact 656-7024 between
$500 FINE POSSIBLE Dela Falls Camp & Great | 1 p.m.'and 4 p.m., Monday to

FOR SHEEP MAULING

A fine of up to $500 could be

i
levied toward owners of dogs | sheep casualties on ‘part-time ‘uly 19,20,21: Penie basketball, volleyball and floor CANADA SE a
molesting or mauling sheep in | farmers’? who do not practice |! eninsula Trip, July 22,23: | hockey from 1 to 4 p.m, - :
North Saanich as a result of | good husbandry and do not JOpen, July 24: Skate Board | Monday to Friday. GRADE A : |
sheep tenders in the area { have proper fences, and being a 4
requesting council to enforce a | therefore responsible, they are Ib. on i
more ‘stringent animal | the ones who should be DISTRICT OF NORTH SAANICH i
protection act. charged under an animal A
This is a large increase from | neglect act. NOTICE CANADA GRADE A ¢ ‘
the nominal sum paid in the Chuck Steak LB 4
past to retrieve dogs that have SIDNEY DUMP . |
been impounded on offenses, RECOMMENDED UPDATING OF ELECTOR’S LIST FRESH ;
but Mayor Paul Grieve stated

this high of a fine would only
be used in cases of ‘‘flagrant

He placed the blame for the

Construction of a garbage
“dump? in the area of Sidney

Central Lake Trip, July 10:
Sooke Potholes, July 11:
closed, July 13,14,15: Sidney
Spit Trip, July 16,17,18: open,

Friday.

In addition to these trips the
Parkland gym will) be made
available for activities such as

An carly Referendum will be held on the joint proposed

iy

er ated

/E'RE CELEBRATING
THE OPENING OF THE NEW

FRESH

Cross Rib Roast

SEES

psy CLAS IS ER

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eT ee eee
MESA PERN ES, Gia SSH

69°

Ground Beef Poe bas

1 LB. PKG. 19°

is one part of a recom- Recreation Complex for the Town of Sidney and District of Salmon Steak
violations.”’ mendation on future solid North Saanich. Therefore the current 1975/76 Elector’s
The problem originates with | wastes disposal now before List must be updated in accordance with the Municipal ROYAL BREAKFAST GAINERS
dog owners letting their dogs | directors of the Capital Act.

loose in the country where they
either molest the. sheep by

Regional District.
The facility would serve as a

Residents who have moved into the District and those

Wieners

ripping the tendons of their

over banks and fences.

“transfer station’’ for garbage’

whose names do not appear on the 1975/76 Elector’s List
mist ‘apply“to*the Municipal Office for the appropriate

| Side Bacon

29
1 LB. PKG. , l |

before September 11th, 1976 is eligible to be placed on the
updated electors list and must make application for i
registration as an elector. }
Every person who is the full age of nineteen years; is a 3
Canadian citizen or British subject; has resided in Canada
for twelve months and in the Province of British Columbia 4
for six months preceding the date of his or her application
for registration, is qualified to be registered as an elector.

generated in this region to a
low grade heating fuel,
Members of the region’s
Public Works Committee are
recommending the system as
the best alternative to landfill
disposal, and in light of the
fact that the days of the

back legs, cause ewes to drop | destined for a recommended registration form and complete same. B.C. WHITE 10 LB BAG $ 99 BIG DIPPER 4 LITRE PAIL Z
premature lambs, or cause | plant in town that would Any person who will reach the age of nineteen years e ° 3
injury by chasing the sheep | convert all solid waste :

va" 2” | :

PACIFIC

Canned Milk

Su Qal with +15” oRDER

PARKAY

Margarine

Eight or nine letters have
been received by council within
the past year, the two most
recent from Peter Burchett and
Mr. and Mrs. John Barnard,
were brought before council at
Monday’s meeting.

Ice Cream
MALKIN’S |

Apple Juice

Applications for registration as an elector must be in the : A9 ¢ TALL $ 00
Although it was voted to | Hartland Road dump site are hands of the Municipal Clerk not later than four thirty t 3 LB. PKG. $ 48 02.
amend the by-law in an at- | numbered. o’clock in the afternoon of Friday, 16th July, 1976. 6 TINS
tempt to discourage dog The recommendation went ; ‘
owners from allowing their | 10 the regional board for E.F.Fairs “
pets to roam = loose, Ald. | consideration and was deferred

CHEER

Detergent
KING SIZE | $ 1°

BRENTWOOD

Peaches “™ 3 /$]

FeQibat eit y

NABOB

Strawberry Jam
24 OZ. TIN $ 1 19

Vegetabie
Soup 10 02.

Municipal Clerk i
George Westwood referred to

the move as ‘very punitive.”

ROBIN HOOD

Flour
20 LB. BAG $929

| CAMPBELL’S
5 /* 1°
Bananas

NO. 1 RIPE
69°
LBS.

tO the next meeting for a full
discussion,

Pru SF Hoa Greig f

S NORTH SAANICH! > |
> CENTRAL SAANICH! e |
§ SIDNEY RESIDENTS! c |

|

SHOP CLOSE TO HOME AND SAVE DOLLARS $ $ AT ¢
CASHWAY LUMBER |
@ PORTLAND CEMENT $975 OLYMPIC STAIN ‘

80 Ib, bag Only SEMI TRANSPARENT $ 1 yh :
> CONCRETE MIX $910 AND SOLID COLORS GAL. > |
, 60 Ib. bag }

— Ask for a quotation on quantities of 10 Gallons or more ~
¢ TOPPING MIM ae ©De| EXTRA SPECIAL —QLYMPIC OVERCOAT
> MORTAR MIX be. bag $ 215

OLYMPIC ges OUTSIDE §= ga so $ |
REDWOOD °O'tn, WHITE 1033.3 |

-  $ LAWN CHAIRS

) Folding Aluminum Chairs

STRETCHTEX
in 4 attractive

Get your Sundeck ready for Summer
6 50
colours ONLY ea.

Living with Stretchtex Trowel-On
CORRUGATED PLASTIC

Sundeck Coating.
95
ROOFING THIS WEEK ; l 4 per Gallon
4 Colours 95
2 ea.
CEDAR FENCE POSTS

€ 26" x 8 only ASPHALT SHINGLES
 Utili 89
4y4x6" Utility oh |

CELLO

Cauliflower
39°

FRESH
PREFINISHED 4
MAHOGANY $ | Peaches
PANELLING 2 | $00
SPECIAL $ | LBs,
These are NOT 2nds

but a Genuine
Clearance so act Now

while quantities last

$99 -

ea.

LARGE HEAD
EACH

\
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Y

COOKING

Onions

FRESH
Broccoli

229

W. Saanich Rd.
s. Weekdays Across from the Brentwood P.O.

Si. 9:00 to 9:30 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK

SEEDLESS

Grapes
LB. AQ

Sundays
10:00 to 9:30

210 Ib. sq. butt self-sealing,
6 colours § 95
18 per square

ONLY
> CASHWAY LUMBER

9764 5th St., SIDNEY

ONLY

656-1125