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LE ISLANDS REVIEW

was: ‘presented with a gift at ‘the
annual Union banquet (Cc. ULP.E. ;

St Mary’s Church: Hall on Cul-" oa
a Avenue. :
pproximately . 90° people en- =
joyed a family evening. of bingo
and coloured films following the
. dinner, “Stan. Bickford made the
Q ‘presentation. to Mrs. Harrison
a who. has been'a mémber of the
“Union for “15 years “and served
as treasurer. for several years:

_ Mrs, Harrison ‘commericed :

ELLA HARRISON

work with ‘the: school hoard on
a” temporary—basis. in March,
1983.7. Prior to that time, Mr.

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‘SATURDAY 6:50 P.M, & 9:00 P.M,

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“Tammy Tell Me True”

In Color
“SANDRA DEK, JOHN GAVIN:

‘MON, ~ TUES, - WED, - THURS, - FRI= SAT,
APRIL 21 = 22 + 23 = 24 ~ 25 - 26

a
love story
of today

COLUMBIA PICTURES presents 2

Stanley Kramer

Spencer Sidney
TRACY POITIER

Katharine
HEPBURN

guess who's
to o dinne r

ana aNtrockecing

Katharine Houghton

‘secretary-clerk-typist.

.surer, three supervisors,

“No. 63,

= ness: and

“and Mrs. W.S.. Harrison ‘were

ONOUR R MRS SHARON

co-owners. of. Sidney: ‘Trading;

an» old. established hardware-

grocery | store. in Sidney, which:
is‘now Sidney Super Foods. ;

-At. the time Mrs. Harrison
began. work, the School Board

“ Of‘ice ‘was: located -in. the form-’.,

er home of Miss Rosa Mathews

‘and was shared with the Public

Health Nurses. For atime, the
only ‘office employees for the
~ School Board. were A,G. Blair

as secretary-treasurer, a hook-

keeper, and Mrs. Harrison as
Then,
gradually as the district started

.to-grow; Mrs. Harrison saw the

staff increase, anew office build-
_ ing erected on the same site and
two’ additions made to house the
present employees numbering 15
people (including the District Su-
perintendent, ©. secretary-trea-
one
‘special counsellor, one adult @d-.
ucation director. and /a nmiusic
assistant.

Mrs, Harrison has seen a-tre-
mendous growthin school popula-
tion and in the schools of District
In 16 years the size of
the original’ three secondary
schools and nine
schools hus vastly increased and

- un additional senior secondary
and four elementary schools have —

been built, . and: had. additions

thereto! -

With unlimited leisure ‘time’

at her disposal, Mrs. Harrison
is ‘oping to visit many. places

ahd friends. in this immediate

vicinity, but long-range plans
sound both interesting. and ex-

a. citing, including a proposed trip
«to the Isle of.Man, British Isles,
- in» the not too distant. future,

‘Her many friends and business
acquaintances wish. her many
years of good health and happi-

_ hess!

Sidney Rotarians
At Ocean Shores

Over 400 Rotarians and their.

wives met at Ocean Shores,.
_- Washington, at the past week-
end’ for the annual conference.
Host clubs of Aberdeen and Ho-
quiam -had arranged a diversi-

fied three-day program of busi-*
entertainment. forthe ©

4

“BRENTWOOD

“KL.

_Andrew, Lorne,
' Leigh,

elementary —

“hr, and Mrs. Bruce Elvedahl,

.7052 West Saanich Road, are the

happy parents of. a son,. .Greg.
Kenneth, 7.Jbs,; born at the Royal
Jubilee Hospital on Saturday,
Apr ilo.

Mrs. C.S.G,. ‘Lancaster and her
two children, Lisa and Mark,

have returned to their home in.

West Vancouver atter spending
a 10 day holiday with Mrs. Lan-
caster’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R.G. Barnett, 7250 West Saan-
ich Road. Bs

Mr.

of North Vancouver and their

small daughter, Christa,” spent
with Mrs. .

the Easter. weekend
Vickers’: parents, Mr.
» Thomson,
Road, and Mr. Vickers’ parents,
Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Vickers, Sea

and Mrs,

“Drive.

Mr. and Mrs, David Thomson,

1159 Clarke. Road, are happy to. ‘
“ ham bonnets and pigtails, skip-

announce the birth of. their son,
a. brother for
born: on: Easter Sunday,
April 6. Young. Andrew has
the distinction of being born on
‘his mother’s birthday,“

On Wednesday, April. 9, Miss
Mary Martin’ showed -most-in-
teresting slides. of her recent

world tour at the Brentwood Com- <

munity Hall, The showing .was
sponsored by ‘the Evening Branch
of the A.C.W. to the Brentwood
Memorial Chapel, which also op-

erated a most successful candy,

stall and home cooking stall.
Miss Martin was introduced, and
later thanked, by Arcldeacon

Maddocks; and was assisted by
‘her brother, Ted Martin, who
operated the projector, -
Mrs. John Reynolds, Mrs. J.
M. Burwood, president. and Mrs, ~-
E.G. Woodward, past provincial

- troupe,

and Mrs. Keith Vickers |

West, Saanich.»

‘of Esquimalt

secretary-treasure

~ Vaudeville.
entertain: over
' The Director: of the Victoria
Mrs. Elsie Bullough has
been in show business for’ over
50- years and injects enthusiasm:
into her 22 fellow-performers

who are all between 65 and 85.

years of age, but as Mrs. Bul-
lough: says, -*We'’re too busy to
grow old!??_

The show started off in the

_right spirit- when over the sound
of a piano another sound could:

be -heard, and everyone stood
and sang “Oh Canada" ---to the
bouncing beat of a banjo!”

Mrs. Bullough then introduced
the (‘Family Album”, remini-
scent of childhood, and out hippity
hopped. two sweet ladies in ging-

ping ropes. . When the audience
expressed appreciation over
their = liveliness; Mrs,-Bullough

bellowed: ‘You'd be surprised

president,

the District Board Conference
of the Women's Institute held at

the Lake Hill W.Ip Hall on Fri- .
the Lake Hill |

day, April ll,
ladies acting as hostesses for

the. ‘day.

Mrs. Peardon. conducted the
election -of officers, Miss V.”
Sallis of Victoria being returned
as president... Mrs. B, Austin
was re-elected
vice-president, and Mrs..Q. Al-
len. of Duncan was re-elected
r. -Directors
elected were Mrs. A.J. Ingram
of Royal Oak and Mrs, Emery of
Colwood. ~

representatives of 47 clubs:lo-. ©

cated in western Washington and

Vancouver Island Rotary district.

Attending’ from. Sidney Rotary’

Club were Mr! and Mrs.~
McAulay, Mr: and.Mrs.

Jack
_ Ernie

Salt, Mr..and Mrs, Oscar’ “Thulin:
Sidney .

and) Dudley © Johnson...
Club’s Rotary International ex-
change — student. Loreto....San
Roman, from Chili, :accompan-

* fed the party. Rotary governor
_hominee J, Craig Reid of Quali- _
cum Beach was introduced at the

convention.

“STUDENT GIVEN. GRANT

Martin. Chambers, 24, of 3rd
Street, Sidney, has been awarded
a. Canada.:Council . Grant © of
$3,128 to continue his Studies
in music.

' Mr. Chambers received. ‘his
. Masters degree in music. from
U.B.C, He will be leaving the
latter part. of June: for” Munich,
Germany where he. will) study

at Hochschule Fuer Musik. Until:

he . leaves. for Germany. . Mr.

Chambers‘ will be with the Van~ :

couver Opera on.a tour of Brit-
ish Columbia - :

~ FEREMEN

(continued from page 1)

and that, therefore, the Mayor
and the Council of the Town of
Sidney will have (o consider
whether they are preapredtoake
the necessary steps to repeal By
Law No, 247 and the Agreement
contained therein and to make
their own Agreement’ with the
Sidney and North Saanich Volun-
teer Fire Department."'

A> meeting of the joint. fire
committee is being held Wed-
nesday evening at which an annual
budget will be presented by North
Saanich Council. It is under-
stood that it will provide funds
for a new fire truck, but will

make no provision for a paid .

fire chief. The budget will then
be submitted to both councils
for consideration.

HIGH WATER BILLS?

New, modern styled Meul~
ler taps, with replaceable
seats, inexpensively.
Replace those leaky squeaky
faucets,

For Repairs,
Alterations and

New Construction:
B.C, LICENCED PLUMBER

LES COX
PLUMBING

SIDNEY B.C. 656~ 2044

~ Completing’ final’ arrangement

Taylor, Mrs. F. McCombie,;*Mrs...R: Knight, Mrs, A. Atkinson.
Sale of plants, home cooking and delicatessen’ foods ‘will be featur ed

at the. affair (which. will- open. at. 10:30 “a.m. in. the Church Hall on:

Mills Cross Road.

"tables decorated _
in discarded wine bottles, and >

represented the_
Erentwood Women’s Institute at -

_ Applications Are Invited |

fr om man and wife for the position of ;
-Custodians at Sanscha Hall, °

Salary and living accommodation
available for suitable. a ppli icants

- Apply. in writing to:.
_ SANSCHA HALL, SIDNEY

“HOBB|

Carving,

SHOW

Victoria Curling Club

1952 Quadra St. Victoria

APRIL 24 - 25 -26

SPONSORED BY

VICTORIA LAPIDARY
AND MINERAL SOCIETY

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All Types Of Hobbies

*MANY WORKING DISPLAYS
*MODEL BUILDING |
*COLLECTING HOBBIES
*HANDICRAFTS

Display and Artists from Indian Art
Department, Institute of Adult Studies.

Artists will be working on Silver

Wood Carving, Bead
Work and Sculpture.

MORE THAN 75 DISPLAYS

For Further Information Contact
MR. W. DIBB 382-1868

aya AVRIEL KELLY he bo

The Silver: Threads Society of Sidney: were givena treat on Monday

“at the K, of P, Hall, oe

in: all its rollicking light- ~hear tedness: ‘returned to “
190 members ‘who on occasion were asked to. Join :

in singing tunes still cherished by the oldsters. ;

what we can dol?”
two soldiers,
-eribed their

“who jovially des-

“vest that suits the ladies best!""

- The gents in the audience were. -
then asked .to -‘:polish up their.
and’ on came. the .
girls gaily decked -

spectacles’’
*Can-Can*’
out in’ satin, ostrich feathers,
and garters above their knees.
After musically flaunting. their
alluring shapliness, they sat-at
with candles

drank ‘champagne’? served “by

stripe-shirted waiters with bows,

ties and ‘straw hats.

The highlight of the afternoon ~ .
was a prima. ballerina, ‘somes:

what overweight who pirouetted
in. 4 ‘demure:and dimpled man-
her; Combining magic in the act,

she pulled scarves from acleav-

‘age which. seemed. to: know no
bounds of responsibility. While.
-she hoisted up her underpinnings
the gentlemen in. the audience
grinned rather sheepishly, and
studied their workworn hands.

‘There was more of .this won-
derful. Gay Nineties Review, it
-was ‘wicked, very wicked’’, and
very wonderful.

And when the greasepaint was
wiped off; and the costumes put
away for. another day, the ladies
and . gentlemen of the Silver

Threads Centre ended the after- °

noon by: partaking of a cup of
tea or coffee and sedately ex-
changed pleasantries,

CANNERY FIGHT
BITTER

(continued from page 1)

could result
damages,
The ‘long

in an action for

the’ municipal clerk, such uses
restricted to 650 square~feet.
A long argument ensued, ' but

failed.to clarify the intent-of

the. stipulation. Council's solic-

- itors had advised that the appli-
cant could construct a new build-_

ing at the- wharfs centre with

| " necessary clearances if permis~-
3 the’ annual Holy Trinity Guild
coffee..party on. Saturday, April.-19 are ‘pictured above: Mrs.°C,

sion to extend” the existing

-building was withheld. An opin-.

ion that the ambiguity of the

added

OPINION OBSCURE

T have read and re-read the
solicitor’s letter but cannot un-
derstand _ it,’
McLaurin. ‘I fail to see that
we have no authority to prevent
a second building.”’- —

‘df we have set up a custom

cannery where. no one wants it:

‘except the owner, it seems to

me there. should. be some way

around it,’’ ‘said the alderman.

““Tf. council feels a mistake

: has been made, ‘surely we can

amend the. by-law,’ ~ observed
Councillor Salt.

“We are dealing with an ap=

plication that must be adjudicated
as the by-law now stands, The
by-law is ambiguous and should
be. changed, : but. not to offset the
present application, ruled Mayor
Galbraith.
Alderman Clayards - favored
’ deferment for legal clarification,
“but Alderman Lazarz, express-

ing sympathy for both sides ended

the two-hour. debate. with
decisive motion,

the

Next came.

uniform advising. ol
« .there’s something about a. -

schedule of per-
- mitted marina uses was read by

_by-law should be rectified was

said .. Alderman”.

“Left to right: Mrs A.)
Walter. Villiers. :

Cross, Mrs.

‘sie Bullough and Mr.
: - PHOTO BY. DANE

"Married In Vancouser

A pretty: evening wedding took
place an.March 22 inSt. George’s
Anglican Church,
-when Elizabeth Anne. Burrows,
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs, John

EK, Burrows of Brentwood Bay —

became.the bride of John Wil-
liam Munt, of Vancouver, son
of Mrs. Doris Munt of Sussex,
England.

Given in marriage by her father”
’ the hride wore a full length gown.
of white satin with a long veil

held by a white rose. Her mat-
ron of honour, Mrs. Sandra
Rhoule (nee Sandy Turner, 2 for-

mer school friend of: the bride)
wore a gown of blue moire in
a similar style to the bride’s.
Both carried colonial bouquets
of pink tulips, lily of the valley

‘and white freesias. ;
.man was Mr. James Beatty. The

Vancouver, church. was : beautifully decor- ~

“The best

ated with daffodils. :

Following the service arecep-
tion was held at the Richinond -
Rendevous.

The happy couple left for a
honeymoon in Oregon, the bride
wearing a pale blue suit with a
violet :corsage and black acces-
sories.. -They wiil make their
home in Vancouver.

Sidney O.A.P.O.

Only a few seats are left

for the O,A;P.0, bus excursion
to Seattle on May 22. Applica-
tions should be made to R,
Thompson 2307 Amelia, Phone
656-1723, without delay,

Beacon
at Fifth

KEEP YOUR-CAR IN
SOUND MECHANICAL CONDITION

AND |
Contribute To Your Own Safety

“T And The Safety Of Others
Come In For A Safety Check Now

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. 24:Hou riew i ng Service

Phone.
656-1922

SIDNEY

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for V.LZA.

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Phone 383- 0514
8 FOR.SALE

Three. bedroom , home, electric heating, well. insulated.
Cablevision, garburator.
built and in excellent condition. $17, 500.

Several nice 1/2 acre lots in North Saanich. Same qualified

For further particulars and financing ‘and if you want
~~ action phone A.W, Sharp. 384-0514. or Res. 652- 1941.

Well

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SIDNEY BAKERY

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had
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Wish to announce the re-opening of the

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formerly owned by Dr, Willard Smith

at its new location

9838 FIFTH ST.

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