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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Wednesday, August 23, 1967

Ban On Parks Is Ordered

A complete ban, effective
immediately, on public use and
travel in the following parks,
necessitated by the present
extreme fire hazard, is announc-
ed by the parks branch of the
department of recreation and
conservation:

Sidney Spit Marine Park, Sid-
ney Island.

Beaumont Marine Park, Bed-
vy _il Harbour, South Pender
Tsiand.

Prior Centennial Park, North
Pender Island.

Montague Harbour Marine
Park, Glaiano Island.
Mouat Park, Ganges, Salt

Spring Island.

SHOWER FOR
BRIDE-TO-BE

A pretty miscellaneous shower
was held recently at the home
of Mrs. R.H. Turley, Third St.
in honour of September bride-
elect Miss Sharon Crossley, 8623
Moxon Terrace. Those invited
were the bride’s mother, Mrs.
J.H. Crossley, the groom’s
mother, Mrs. Vernon Ridgway
of Victoria and Mesdames L.
Hodgson, J. Ward, K. Vicker-
man, M. Burrows, A. Simpson,
“E. Fisher, A. Thornley, G, Rob-
ertson, A. Coffey and C. Max-
well.

Tent Island Marine Park, Tent
Island.

Mount Seymour Park, North
Vancouver.

Diamond Head and Black Tusk
areas of Garibaldi Park.

In addition, public recreation
and travel in Strathcona Park
on Vancouver Islandis restricted
to the Ralph River and Buttle
Lake campgrounds on Buttle
Lake.

Elsewhere on Vancouver Island
and the lower mainland camping
and picnicking in the parks is
allowed, but no open fires are
permitted.

Number Decisions,
North Saanich Says

A suggestion was made dur-
ing North Saanich council meeting
Monday night that council recom-
mendations be recorded separ-
ately.

The suggestion, made by the
Teeve, was that the recommen-
dations be numbered for refer-
erence purposes.

“Many such decisions,’’ he
Said, ‘“‘must be referred back to
from time to time. This system
will permit guidance and refer-
ence without having to check
back through the minutes of
former meetings.”?

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Betcpreecenncne

Setting sail for a western paradise is the trimaran “Pacer??,
which has been anchored at Sidney for the past three weeks. The
4l-foot craft was built over a three-and-a-half-year period in his
part time by Evan Evans-Atkinson, a former night editor with the
Vancouver Sun, and his family. The construction was carried
out in the family’s back yard in Coquitlam and launched at that

the local branch of the Canada Customs presented them with a
Canadian flag to present to the mayor of Honolulu upon their
arrival, The entire trip will be done by sail, and Mr. Evans-
Atkinson opined it would take them--depending on the weather--
between 20 and 30 days. Holding the flag on the deck of ‘*Pacer”
is from left, Mr. Evans-Atkinson, daughter Wanda 12, son Bruce,

HE’LL RETURN 10
OLD SIDNEY HOME

Andrew S. Bowman of Seattle,
a former resident of Sidney, will
return to his old stamping
grounds during the Labor Day
week end leading a group of 39

Council Limits
Uses Of Land

An application to North Saanich
council to make use of buildings
formerly used for mushroom
growing received qualified ap-
proval during the meeting.

The application was made by
M.J, Sutherland of Patricia Bay.
He presented three alternatives
to council as to what he would
like to do with the property.

The first was to convert the
buildings for use as a light car-
pentry and cabinet work loca-
tion; the second to live in the
building and perhaps adda storey
on to it, building a house to the
rear of the lot; and third, to
demolish the building for the
purpose of building a home.

Council, upon recommendation
of M.W.E. Allen, approving offi-
cer, said the third alternative is
the only acceptable one, since
the buildings are totally unsuit-
able for human habitation,

The buildings are located on
Tsaykum Road, at Patricia Bay.

FIRE IN LOG

Firemen were called out to
the Cole Bay Indian Reserve at
noon Monday. The fire, after a
bit of searching by the volunteers,
turned out to be in a log. But
due to the recent lack of rain,
anything could spread.

members of a Mountaineers
Group. He is chairman of the
organization’s special outings
committee.

In a letter to The Review, Mr.
Bowman recalls when he resided
as a boy on Third Street in
Sidney. Subsequently his home
was in the Ardmore area.

“J sold the first issues of
The Review so long ago I hate
to mention the time,’’ he writes.

Mr. Bowman used to enjoy -
fishing for ling cod on an island
near Sidney and he is looking
forward to renewing his former
activities during the trip. The
group will charter a boat at Oak
Bay and proceed to Sidney for
supplies. They will cruise around
Salt Spring Island and enter
Saanich Inlet to visit Butchart
Gardens.

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MISS YYONNE MACLEOD WEDS
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The marriage took place in
Shady Creek United Church,
Saanichton, on Saturday, August
19, at 7:30 p.m. of Yvonne Chris-
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The bride was. given in
marriage by her father. Redand
white gladiolas and dahlias
decorated the church and pews
were marked with aqua roses
and heather. The bride was a
picture, gowned in a white peau
de soie floor length A line gown
with empire waist and lily point
Sleeves. The train fell from the
waist was held in place by abow.
Her headdress of a white rose
held a shoulder length veil of
white illusion net. She carried
a bouquet of red roses and white
stephanotis.

Matron of honor was Mrs. J.
Armand, Cobble Hill. Brides-
maids were Miss Nova MacLeod,
sister of the bride, and Miss
Elizabeth McLennan, New West-
minster, and bride’s matron,
Mrs. P.D. Potter of Cranbrook,
all were gowned in floor length,
aqua A line peau d’elegance with
matching headdresses of roseson
tulle and carried crescent bou-
quets of white carnations.

The best man was Clifford
Smith of Vancouver; ushers were,

Paul Potter, brother of the
groom, Cranbrook; Ken Esta-
brook, Surrey; Nigel Stone-

street, Rossland.
During the signing of the reg-
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sang the Twenty-Third Psalm,
accompanied by Mrs. G.J.
Cruickshank, Brentwood Bay.

The reception was held in the
Legion Hall, Mills Road, where
the bride’s table was centred
with a three tier wedding cake
topped by a floral decoration
with a silver bell which had
been used to decorate the cake
at the wedding of the bride’s
parents.

J.S. Reid, Matsqui was master
of ceremonies. The bride’s
mother assisted in receiving the
guests and wore a turquoise silk
crepe dress with lace bolero
and picture hat en tone with
white accessories and a corsage
of white carnations.

In the absence of the groom’s
parents, his brother and sister-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Potter
assisted in receiving.

For going away the bride
donned a green toned dress coat
ensemble with cinnamon acces-
sories.

On their return the newlyweds
will reside in Abbotsford.

Out of town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Reid, Matsqui;
Mr. and Mrs. P. Percival, Port
Renfrew; Mrs. W. McLennan,
New Westminster; Miss Eliz-
abeth McLennan, New Westmin-
ster; Miss Lucy Wilson, Clifford
D. Smith, Mr andMrs. D. Spragg
Dr. and Mrs, J.A. Ireland with
Cathie and Frank, Mr. and Mrs,
L.H. MacLeod and family, Mr.
and Mrs. D. Smith and family,
Mr. and Mrs, J.M. Robertson,
all of Vancouver; Christopher
Smith, Pennsylvania, U.S.A.; Mr.
and Mrs. Kent Estabrock, Surrey;
Mrs. VY. Rowell, G.W, Martins,

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Due to the continued decline and lack of
interest in bowling in this area, it is no
longer possible to maintain a bowling

centre here.

lt is with regret that we must announce
the closureof Sidney Lanes as of August

7 I2S75

To all those persons and organizations
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going here,
thanks.

we express

our sincere

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Sidney Lanes.

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