Wednesday, December

WHEN RAIN TURNS TO SNOW it also
converts normal everyday objects into works
of art. This skiff at Sidney’s fisherman’s

10, 1975

ARTIFACTS SOCIETY MAY LOSE LEASE

The Historical Artifacts
Society may risk losing its
lease on the museum building
constructed as a Centennial
project by the municipality of
Central Saanich.

The building belongs to the
municipality but is on land
leased from the Agricultural
Society.

Alderman Lamont brought
the rumor into Central
Saanich council meeting

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Monday, adding that it was
just heresay, but suggested
council protect the interests of
the artifacts society.

It was then pointed out to
council that the lease had
expired in 1972.

With the attitude that one
more week won’t hurt,
Alderman MacLaurin
Suggested the historical ar-
tifacts society write council
and request lease renewal.

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FOR SAANICH
PENINSULA ADULTS

%* WINE & CHEESE

% PRESENTATIONS BY

%* PENINSULA PLAYERS
* SIDNEY SERENADERS :
%* SCHOOL BANDS &

CHOIRS

* CAROL SINGING
8:00 P.M. SANSCHA Sat. Dec. 13th

Singles 1.50
Couples 2.50

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PENINSULA PLAYERS
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wharf was no exception in the recent snow
Storm. (Photo by Kevin Grant.)

Pre-School Dance Held Here

The annual Christmas
Dance was held by Sidney
Pre-School and organizers of
the event say it was a great
success. Local merchants
Supported the function with
door prizes, raffle prizes and
cash vouchers,

A Pre-School Christmas
Party is being arranged with
the Pumpkin Puppeteers from
Pender Island; this will take
place on Thursday, December
18th at 10 a.m.

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THE REVIEW

FELINE SAVED
FROM FLAMES

A frightened pussycat was
saved by two Deep Cove men
who rushed into a burning
house last week.

Roy Fox, 20, and Ken
Norbury, 20, were dropping a
friend off at his Quadra Street
home about midnight Wed-
nesday when they noticed
flames in one of the front
windows.

While the fire department
was being summoned, Fox
and Norbury rushed in the
front door of the house to
check whether all occupants
had escaped safely, one of
their companions, Tim
Harrison, reported to the
Review.

They found the fire confined
to the living room, and the
house empty except for a
small grey cat. Fox scooped
up the cat and the two fled the
house and handed their charge
to a neighbour.
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S.T.A.G. NEWS
‘Night at the movies: Dec.
11th - Odeon II ‘‘Let’s Do It
Again’”’ - Bus leaves Sanscha
Hall at6 p.m. Members $2.00 -
Non-members $2.50.

Arts & Crafts every Thur-
sday at the clubhouse 7 p.m. to
9:30 p.m.

Clubhouse extended hours:
Saturdays 1 p.m. to4 p.m. and
Sundays 12 noon to 4 p.m. -
Ages 13 to 18 only

Dec. 19th- Dance at Sanscha
Hall -8 - 12 p.m. “Sling-Shot” -
Members: $1.50 - Non-

Couple To Celebrate Sixty Years of Wedded Life

A former Land's End road
couple will celebrate their 60th
wedding anniversary — on
December 12th.

dially invited to attend. The
‘open-house’ will be from two
lo 4:30 p.m. at their residence

Wed. 10 0245 5.1 1035 10.9 1825 5.6 2330 6.8 Lewis and | which is located at 2820
Thurs, 11 0310 6.2 1105 10.7 1900 4.9 Anne Harvey, known by many | Musgrave road.

Fri. 12 0310 residents of the peninsula are Lewis Harvey served for a
Fri. 12 0215 7.4 0305 7.3 1125 10.6 1015 4.2 | {hold an‘open-house’ at their | time on the peninsula school
Sat. 13 0320 8.4 0510 8.3 1150 10.5 1955 3.5 | home in Oak Bay the day of | boardand itis understood that
Sun. 14 0420 9.3 0645 9.0 1205 10.5 2020 29 | their anniversary, both he and his wife miss their
Mon. 15 0445 10.0 0810 94 1245 10.5 2055 2.2 Their old friends are cor- former life out here.

Tues, 16 0520 10.6 0920 9.7 1310 10.5 2115 1.7

Wed. 17 0555 11.0 1005 9.7 1400 10.5 2200 13

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