Wednesday, December 9, 1964.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE THREE

Nothing New In The Air.

“There's something... new. in the proud flight over -Toronto. .
air,” advertises Air Canada, this | through the fly specks and grime of

country’s ‘national airline.
A: Sidney ‘man who recently flew

Air Canada ‘to ‘the neighboring prov-

“nee © of ° Alberta’. found =food  - for
thought . in. this new. motto.

..» He. stopped at a modest hotel ina

southern .. Aiberta ..community. : Be-
hind ‘the ‘desk ofthis hostelry. is a
large colored. picture . depicting. a
Trans-Canada - Air. Lines. plane | in

Peering

the years, he. noted. that . the -air-
craft was a DC3, at the time the
pride of the airline’s growing fleet.

“Toronto «in. the. picture. taken
about: -a quarter of. a century ago
‘looks just like Sidney’ does today,”’
‘he observed. ‘But I conscientiously
believe that the markings of the air-
craft in. ‘the ‘picture. should be
changed’ from “Trans-Canada . Air
Lines to -Air Canada. without. delay.”

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Nov.

GOAT AT CLUB PLANS: 5 TO
BIRTHDAY WITH BANQUET |

North : ‘Saanich . Junior 4-H Goat
Club met: at. the’ homeof.Mr. and
Mrs. . John” W: Logan, of 4412 Wil-|-
kinson Road, on Friday - evening,

“2%. osThere” were’. five ‘junior |.

club members, one guest, two Sen-
ior South Club members,. and two
Junior 4-H leaders,’ Miss -M.: Lord
and Miss J.. Humphreys.
~ Achievement night,
held on December 5, was discussed.
To celebrate the club’ s 10th anni-
versary will be a catered banquet.

which was

Soccer

annual Christmas party.

The meeting was adjourned-at 9 0

‘p.m. and the members painted ‘and
strung cones until 10.15: p.m.

"BUSY MEETING

| FOR SHADY
CREEK U.C.W.

Shady~ Creek. United. Church -Wo-
men met in the church ‘hall-on-the
evening of Tuesday, Dec. -2: The
president, Mrs. E. A. Lyons, chaired
the:meeting which was attended. by
15 members: and two visitors.

The . meeting opened with: the
Lord’s Prayer’ and: singing of . the
hymn ‘‘Come let us sing of a won-
derful love’. Minutes of the last
mecting were heard and these were
followed by a report: from. the rep-
resentative to. the centennial com-

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FROM SCHOOL TO SCULPTURE

_ pIORED IT UP AT BARDON:

Saanich: Peninsula ~ Arts ‘Centre
held its monthly ‘meeting on Mon-
day, : Dee, 7,- in’ the. Sidney.” Hotel.
Kenneth Bloomfield, prominent Vic-
toria- sculptor, was guest ‘speaker. .”’
..Mr. Bloomfield. was born’ in’ mee
miletown, . Ireland, ‘in 1925: He re-
ecived his arts. degree. in 169. He
graduated -in ‘education: from ‘the
Nottingham Institute of -Education,
‘Nottingham, England, in °1950. Hel -
came to Victoria: in 1955. ;

Mr. Bloomfield: has. had no formal
training in sculpture; aside from: ari
association with two professional
artists who encouraged “him to. de-
velop ‘his latent talent. The major-

sultant in charge of publicity for the
Greater. Victoria. - District School
Board, and he now resides with his
wife, Katie, and two ‘sons, ‘Mike and=: ©
Pat, aged nine ‘and ‘two respective-;
ly, at 6960 Central. Saanich Road. Mae

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were

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Mrs. Harry Hawkins - “of Biggar,
Sask.,. who’ has: been ‘spending the’
past. two.. weeks. with” her’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs: R.. E. Hindley, Hagan ;

Road, has now returned home:

einnionnee

Mr. and. Mrs. AI. Burdon, of West -
Saanich “Road, . have‘ received. ‘the
news from -their. two daughters ‘that

Guests will. include Mr. and Mrs.

Landon, supervisor of extension: de-

partment; Mr. and. Mrs. Peterson, | :

mittee, Mrs. C. Sedgman, who| ity of his sculpting e +s the ck
’ . “AE s sculpting employs the clay
stated that nothing definite had yet woqium. Wood and stone are. also

been decided upon as a a centennial | used, but he finds them very: slow.

MONDAY, DEC. 14. provincial. government 4-H repre-| project. | Wooded Wonderland has purchas-|they have’ two new grandchildren.
sentative, and Mr. and Mrs. Jame-| The financial report, given by the| ed a group of semi-grotesque “stone | Mr. ‘and. Mrs. P. H. Isaac of: Ed-
Brentwood Community Hall - 3 p.m. ‘son, district. argiculturist, present. treasurer, Mrs. F. S. Kirby, showed] carvings from: Mr. Bloomfield, and|™onton,: Alla... have a daughter

There will. be approstrnitcly 53 at} the results: of: the annual bazaar on] at present-he is. working on a- series whom. they. have. named "Patricia:

By HALF-BACK

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_ PROCEEDS SOR HALL IMPROVEMENTS the dinner. { November 21 with proceeds ‘total-| for Butchart Gardens. | a oacmeriamar Be A. fini,
; rf Pests. ‘es play =, {ling nearly $400. ‘Mr. Bloomfield is research | con-|® ummerla oa
On Saturday, No ie 28, at the own “Results. of- games P layed last) Ar ‘angements: were made to have | ———-—— ee | the birth Sof: a daughter” who | was
: : and Country, ‘the lub’ will have | wee k-end: ~ the pianos tuned. ..Articles of: cloth-|. member. was asked. to bring “a Joi af} given, the . names Victoria’ Irene. =
ace RCL OR RAEN ERE REESE EMER ME NET sale’ of aprons, baked. goods, and|” pigors 1, Gorge. Whites 0: ° Brent-| e pianos. tune “ Ba 108 =
. : eo RT z ; . ge rs ent-{ ing and: toys for children in. ‘hospital of. fruit bread-to. help. out: with ‘re-| . Mrs, Herbert. Clow, of East. ‘Saan- ;
ee Now for. it | painted Christmas cones. . , Ww : 7
ORE oe: wood Aces 1, View Royal 1; Flyers| were requested” for a.” missionary | freshments. ‘ich Road, has’ returned home ‘after’ 0° ~
a #8 |°- On ‘December 28, -al the: Lakehill Eve Optimist. 0; Eagles 0, ‘ tid . ‘ 7 i ae
oe 7 Women’ ie Institute Hall, will: be ‘the 5, Evening Optimists agles pareel | to-be’sent to. Hazelton: © Mrs. LC. Johnston. invited. mem- staying a’ few days: in. Vancouver =.
s ms R= ee | Esquimalt ‘Meat: Market’ 1; Sidney ~ Suggestions were asked «for im-; bers .to the manse for’a. Christmas| where she has been. visiting with-her 9°:
Dipped Its Fresh Al | Legion 1, Cosmo. Royals 1;. Mitchell | proving the next tea and - sale of] social ‘to be held on: Tuesday. ave-| youngest daughter (Phoebe), Mrs...
% Hormone’ Double ipped to- Preserve ts Fres ness. x ; and: Anderson: 3," Tyee. Shell: 2; | work and some were. offered—more| ning, Dec. 15. Each: member’ was| R.A. MacDonald, who is in “hospi--
¥ 1-LB. eukian SI. 15. 2-LB. GIET $2, 00 s Wolves 3, Evening Optimists:1. °° | variety in sewing was ‘stressed. asked to prepare a number to help tal: there...) as
Mi BOX... ssteee eacnccsesernetos BOX...... teen rears cee ete AN | Next Saturday, Dec, 12, the fol-|°. Donations were voted to the Bur-| out with the program, Teachers of ‘Siuggett ‘Ba ptist oan
¥ eins Postage- i j lowing games. will be played: naby Home for Girls, Central City] ‘The -business session ended ‘with| Church have *been.. busy «during.
R | 10.30 a.m.,. Tigers vs.’ Saanich, Mission, and. the Alcohol Research; the Mizpah benediction, and was fol-}the past: few . .weeks ‘practising _
1B BULK HOLLY, at Shed, Ib.. rn 0c i Emp. at Sanscha; Brentwood Aves) Foundation. - AS” smaller donation] lowed: by a_ short missionary study} with the school ‘ children: for’ their.
: ¥ BRENTWOOD HOLLY - GARDENS & vs. Pacific Services at North Saan- was. also voted ‘to ‘the Over ‘and| revolving .around ” Trinidad.’ where| Christmas: concert: '-There are‘about:
! ¥ 7250 ‘WEST SAANICH ROAD BOx 10. BRE NEWOOD BAY” is ich secondary - school; Flyers . VS. Above: Fund of the church mission- Mr. and Mrs: KS Cc. Sedgman. had 60 children: and: the- concert: is” being” ae ' °
% D nis 652-2488 =. ' * ‘48-2 iN } | Boys Club at Queens. Park. — ary program. -: been holidaying lately.” The’ mect-} held’ at the church ‘on West: Saanich). 08.
SE ETE OSD SPEDE EDEN At ‘12.30 p.m., Mitchell and Ander-| | The U.C.W. voted to supply treats| ing ended with a recording of. the Road, ‘on: Friday, Dec: 1B at -TIB

'|for. the » Sunday school Christmas Lord’s Prayer. sung -Trinidad-style.
party ‘to -be held -in the ‘church on |. — —————
‘Thursday, ' ‘Dee: 17, °. followed ©: by}:
lunch: in» Lo church © hall. ‘Each

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