PAGE TWO | SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW __ Wednesday, Novernber 30, 1960.

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| SANSCHA ‘PLANS |
BIG FUNCTION \Santa’ § Sale
AT NEW YEAR | S; ha
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Set For
in ier Saturday

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--His connection. with. the theatre is

. es ~~) iil are now on’sale in Sidney, and can | ls’ clothes. and stuffed toys
extensive. Mr. Goodchild has toured . MRS. Ww. J. WAKEFIELD - _ “PHONE: GR 5-2214. be reserved.with a'small deposit. ~ Santa’s helpers ” Sidney Once nob ane guns and .games and =
as a professional actor, he has been |: "Dr. Murdoch, of Andrew’s Univer- “Mr. and Mrs. §.Vennard arrived: Dance will. be a cabaret style have been..extremely busy during | 4 é |

engaged-as-a: dramatic: critic, has'|-Sity,, Michigan, ‘preached.at the 11 | from -Los Angeles tobe: guests at the
engaged as a director and has a num-| 0’clock service Saturday, Nov. 26,{ home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Kirkness,
_ber of plays to his name. His“‘Grand'| at. Sidney. Seventh-day Adventist: Third St. They left Tuesday for Van-
Duchess” . won. the B.C. .Drama{ Church. While ‘in the district.-he has |-couver. |’

Award. in, 1958. for’ the best original |’been visiting his two sisters and| Among ‘those from the district at:

“many other toys-are ready.: Aprons
and novelties, ‘place mats and
‘needlework,’. Christmas decorations an |
and wreaths, children’s ‘clothing. and. . .° en
white elephant stalls, and home cook- ta

‘event, with: Ken -Warner’s modern the. past weeks and huge cartons of
five- -piece orchestra providing the articles are now ‘ready. tor Santa’s
music: A‘-cold turkey. ‘supper, with Sale. for Sanscha:to be held: in the
all the trimmings, is included. Pres-| Old drug store on Beacon: Ave. on’

ent plans “include. an entertaining | Saturday, Dec. 3, from 10 a.m. until , ee |
one-act play by a Canadian author. brother, on iow Newton Cross tending the Grey Cup game in Van-| floor show, festivities to welcome in sold out. . ae ean eet ath wilh offer : ::
' At. the ‘Kelowna Drama. Festiva] | Road-: couver. were Misses Jean Griffiths, | the new year and supper. | _ i U Dozens of dolls of every type and beautiful fancy ‘candles to add not
the entry with which he was associ-|_.Mrs. E. Hansen of Bellingham, E. McKay, H. Nunn. A. Martin and —————_-

‘ated. was tops with the “Terrible | | Wash:, visited relatives and friends
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Meek’’;. best. play, best director, best } 19 Deep Cove last week.

actor and best actress, taking four Mrs. Edwin:Hunt, of South Africa,
of the five awards. Mr. Goodchild | accompanied by her daughter-in-
was director at that time. | law, Mrs. R. Hunt, were visitors at
* Last -August the: newcomer to the Oe Moe atch oed Meat eee Ha
district’ was organizer. and director Teenie aenibers: ofthe Seventh-
of.the Children’s ‘Theatre in-Victoria. y

The group presented two plays in the day. Adventist Church d in oe ,
‘grounds of the home of Mrs. ‘Avis ‘were present. on_.Monday for _ the
opening of’ the: Welfare Centre | in

eps a FS

only -candlelight but decoration to
‘the table ‘or mantel.
FOR NEW FLOOR

Money raised. by this project,
which is being put on, not by Sanscha

his father, C, Martin, also were} € E

visitors at ‘the game. ent ifornian Reader.
- Miss P. Starck, employee of the se :
Bank. of Montreal, Sidney, returned Ao

home after Speuing her vacation in | E 2 . a
Ottawa. eraer . but for Sanscha, by a group in the 4

_J. Tennent returned to his home i in elds : | Sidney district, will go.into a special _
Edmonton on Monday after being al Reader of The Review in Long , Keating and.a Miss’ Brethour was! sung to put ‘a: new floor in’ Sanscha |...

guest at the home of Mr. and’ Mrs. Beach,* ' Fafornia, welcomes: each | the teacher in the one-room school. |-Hall. While the existing cement floor
‘F. Daugherty, Shoreacre Road. ‘ssue of the newspaper for its refer- The. reader: recalls such names as| is smooth and durable, it is thought

ence. to her old, home. She is Mrs. . en 2
Walton on Mount Tolmie.: The pre- a Mr. and Mrs. K. Hansen, who were | Oswald M. Reid, whose b i ss Pitzer, Gardner, ‘Brethour, Porter | by. many..to be a deterrent, to dane #
seutation ‘was highly successful. | Victoria. both patients at Rest H Hospital. | 12, Sid, whose  brother-in- ‘| ing groups who might otherwise rent =
re : nee Mrs. W. 0. Mooney, whose daugh- | both patients at Rest Haven Hospital, | jaw, &.-B. Reid, makes his-home on | and Lozee.. . - a7 oe g
: Goodchild: has’ the: secret.of'a

the hall...A new type of: flooring that

is inexpensive. and durable has -re-

cently been. investigated, “and: with..:-

this in mind; this* active’. group: is*: Sun

‘raising money by. Santa’ s Sale. 0. ao a
A beautiful bride doll, fancy decor-- i

‘ ated’cake and boxes of candy are to™- : lB

be ‘drawn;*and:a. silent. auction will oo

.| returned last week to their home on} gaturna Islan

perfect working schedule. He com- ter Ward "on Saturday. pday rere | Clayton Road, Deep Cove: | .
mences . his labors. while the: world | ,
s* sleeping’. at-5.30. in ‘the -morning:
“Until il asm. he i is busy at-his type-
writer, “That. is the’end of: his Wwork-
‘ing ‘day, There: is’ only one: disad- |.
“vantage to his.schedule; he notes. He
io finds the rest. of. the, day rather bor-

Her old faunily home v was adincent

|. Writing. ‘to ‘The: Review . recently, to.that of Mayor: Tod,* of Victoria:
her. brother, Jene Johnson, had been C: Parnell, “Ardmore Drive, | Mrs. ‘Reid ‘recalls the. days of -her, His summer home. was: a-few steps

killed: in‘ a car, accident - at Black-}. tended ‘the Grey: Cup finals in. Van-| ‘childhood when she lived’ in’ Brent- | ; away, near. the: beach, She can re-/
falls, “Alta. ° : : couver: last week:. “wood -on’ the site of what is now | member. ‘the Tod: family. coming: ‘tol
Elder ‘Boyd and ‘his’ family. ‘from “Mrs. M: R. Eaton, Beacon Ave., Butchart’ Gardens. She remembers their lonely summer home: and their
the United States have. been renew-'!| accompanied ‘her father to. his. home | her. Tod’ Inlet home. and ‘tré ravelling | teaching her sister’ to swim.
ing..acquaintances. in .the. district. | on the.mainland. |. J into Victoria. by means of-the Porter
, Elder Boyd . preached. at’ the after-!° Mrs. W.. C. Whiteside, Resthaven | stage and the Victoria and Sidney Mr. Reid's aunt is Me Theresa | bring ‘to the highest bidder, a ‘fur

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R.-O. Bull, Ardmore. Drive.’ o DELIGHTFUL FLOWERS
~The entire continental : air: defence | :

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| a :
an ing. ee | noon service on Saturday. at Seventh- | Drive, returned last Wednesday after ! 1: Railway. - A: recently -published  pic- | Bitte ncourt. Niemeyer 1.8 resident for jacket, q
“| Latterly: Mr. “Goodchild has been day Adventist Church. spending a few days in Vancouver] ture of a locomotive which ~ had | 44, "and. Mrs. Nieme be ae welw. - a
| resident in Qualicum Beach. During: yr, and: Mrs..Wm. Gowan of Wey- visiting her daughter, Dale, ‘who is | crashed through the” planks ‘of the | come: the-paper for. its references to| - Augustine in 597 became. the first :
his residence there he was a column-} burn, Sask..; have recently taken up | attending U.B.C. a Sidney wharf was particularly nos- [oa familiar names and places. ‘ Archbishop of: Canterbury. ‘
ist.and reporter with the Parksville- | yesidence. in the home purchased] On Tuesday, Lieut. -Governor and talgic. ° »P ee nee :
- Qualicum Beach Progress. | from Mr. and: Mrs. F. Dear, Third “Mrs. G. R. Pearkes, attended a late | Mrs. - ‘Reid’s. “first. school ..was | ocho oe ——
. —= oo | Ste afternoon reception given by the ex- “somewhere between Tod. Inlet Pi B.C: ‘SUG AR—Granulated - = oe. 10-Ib. sack. 89c
AIR DEFENCE ‘Mr. and Mrs, Ted Holloway moved | RMC. Cadets at the home of Col. | -—— UL FLOW ‘DOG AND CAT FOOD—Rover, 15-02. tins, 6 for 55¢
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to their new . home on’ Weiler: Ave.,

last week. - ..+ , Continued on Page Six| Visitors during the: past week at|| SOAP POWDER—Cheer, King size)... $1.34
gstem i aie ee ine i ar eens a | the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. L, Mar- EVAPORATED MILK—Pacific tall tins: 6 for 993c.
af 42) AE tin, Third .St., were Mr.-and. Mrs. | 4 >
“| out: as possible from North American E ; ne: INGREDIENTS. FOR BAKING YOUR
{-shores, meeting him’ with ‘the full Stuc lents Set. ans. ‘or ew S. S. Sears of Nanton, - Alta.:; “Mr:
"J power. of. every: weapon ‘that can: be 7 :

Sears is: the. senior.:board-:-member || i ‘CHRISTMAS CAKES AND PUDDINGS -

of. United Grain ‘Growers’. Limited. B ALAN BAY ST ORE

He -had: represented | his company : iat

the’ British” Columbia ' Federation‘ of | He
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| :brought:to.bear against: him;:.and | of |: ;
‘destroying «| ‘him -before:;he’.can reach
any” of his: targets.

ypsy Carnival in Friday

: “Usual after- school rush ‘and: bustle |
‘at “North Saanich" ‘high ‘school has
reached .a’ feverish. pitch : this: week;

Agricilture meeting held in:Victoria. : A ‘UNITED. PURITY STORE ©

‘Mr. Sears. also planned, on being an BAST SAANICH ‘ROAD at Met ives
Edmonton -. supporter. at.. the Grey |

wil be used. in- many: ways: to bane:
fit the. students. * Students: “must. raise:
their . own. funds ‘for’ various. active

DRESS. “SALE

riday, ‘Dec... 2. “from” 4

Cup rugby finals i in Vancouver: : Mrs.:
NOW... ON.. SATS. |= students an weachers. fr antically ee ‘ennial fae that. this will Sears’ expr essed. her delight . sil in|]
Sci oa gee Uae ger & “hurry ;to-complete: arrangemen r:|:be “a .bi lal affair. os. ney’s. late. autumn: flowers sti in
i Elizabethe s° a the. Gypsy Carnival to be held.in the The’ school : ‘clubs, ° such “as: "the | bloom.’

school:;.on":

United: Nations, Red: ~Cross, future | -
teachers’. and nurses’: -clubs; “will: ally Pe atte
“benefit: ‘from: the funds raised; PASTAS:
-willthe: annual: ‘publication; ‘Inkspot;
school ' teams, heeding. ‘uniforms,’ and

_ON: BEACON.

; “aroma® of. ‘Christmas cakes.
oe mincemeat baking in ‘the ae

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‘home’ at 2348 Beacon: Ave.
- Miss. Sharon Mooney ‘ wid

z her :
“mother, Mrs. om “Maoney,: received’ =
rose: corsages, . ‘The: many gifts, were | 2
| arranged. : tinea decorated: “wagon | |
swhich: was: br ought to. Miss Mooney ||
by. her’ little: niece, Marsha‘ Gurney. af

Guests. were, -Mesdames. ‘A; Cour=
ser, ~W.: Crook, Grexton; -L:. Gurney,
Hy Goertzen, _ Avy Green,” G.""Hoch:
I'stetter,” IE, Goertzen, W. Goertzen,
‘Ce Hanson,:: HH. Dutton; We Johnson,

Cy Janke, Jd. ‘Kinghorn, C,. King, “1,
‘Mooney;: P, ‘Mooney, : We Munro, M.
“TI Payne, J, Roscoe,:J..Reid, W, Scott,
R, Scott, S. Thompson, N.. Teha-
chiick,-C. Turner, W. Williams: and
the . Misses» D, Adolphe, » Doreen’
Crook, FRilean Crook, B. Rosenfeld,
EB. -McKeith, - Marsha and Karen
Mooney, Carolyn Sutherland,: Sharon
a and: han Kinghorn: “and= Donna

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