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pretty. “wed ng took: ‘place:
‘Denville aaa, Me- =

bodice and long bishop? s ‘sleeves

é ie pms, April. 19, .
$9, when Pamela Boyd Holms,.
“daughter.of Mr and Mrs. J.E.V,
olins,’ 951 Stelly’s Cross Road,
entwood: Bay, B. C. became the’
2. of: David Scranton Breed,

grandmother,
of. white orchids and stephanotis,
“The - “matron of. ‘honour, Mrs,

the. two. small daughters of Mr,
on of Dr. and-Mrs. J.E. Breed and. Mrs.. Gordon Breed, who
: ilmette, Mlinois. ‘The church .acted as ‘flower girls, were
vas prettily decorated with whité “dressed alike in spring yellow
nd yellow flowers. at the altar, -

flocr Jength gowns, the flower
he. same. ‘colour scheme ‘being girls carrying baskets of white
carried: out ‘in: the atiendant’s

‘and - yellow spring flowers, and
Mrs. Hicks Garrying a simiiar
houquet.

“in marriage by. her
: ather,. the bride was. lovely ina
“floor length gownof heavy candle-
light: silk, with: chapel train, the

“Rev. doin’.Plahler officiated,
The music tor the processional
was’ Purcell’s Tr wet Valune

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being of heavy. lace which com=~
-.-plimented-the ‘heirloom: lace veil >
belonging - to. her ‘great-great- ~~
Her bouquet was —

“Gene Hicks of: Connecticut; and ©

Alderman W.E~Claya

been appointed acting-mayor of~

Central “Saanich for. the:
of May. and June, es

tary and for the recéssional the

music was Mendelssohn's Mic

summer Nights Dreain, a
The: best ©

: and ° ushers. were Alan’ Breed,

Nicholas ‘Bradley of New York,
and G. Rightmire of Columbia ™

University.

The! reception was held at the °

home ‘of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
. Breed, where the bride’s iable
was centred by-d - three-tiered

wedding cake, and the toast’ to —

the bride was proposed by” the
best man, Gordon Breed.

For their honeymoon in the .
“Bahamas the bride wore a smart

blue tweed costume with matching

accessories
_will make their home in Boone
town, New Jersey, :

Qut of tawn guests includedMr,
and Mrs. J E.V. Holnis of Brent-
wood Bay, B.C,, parents of the
bride; Mrs. Antony Storrs, the
bride’s. grandmother from Ot-
tawa, Dr. and Mrs. J.E. Breed,
Wilmette, Nlinois, parents of the

-- groom; and the bride's aunt; Mrs.

Helen Hanecorn, who flew from
England. to be present at the
ceremony. ;

-TO TRAVEL
Central . Saanich.
Clerk: F.B. Durrand will attend

the conference of B.C. Municipal ~

Officers’. Association -at Pen-
ticton. on May 21, 22° and 23,

“LITTERING HIGHWAY .

Calvin -Skulsh of Sidney was-

‘fined, $25 in Magistrate's Court
on Saturday, May 3 for littering

' the highway.

man- was. Gordon .
: Breed, brother of the’ groom, :

. Mr.andMrs, Breed

Municipal -

MR. AND MRS, J.$, RASHLEIGH

_ SAANICH. PENINSUi:A AND: GULF ISI. ANDS REVIEW_

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Golden We dding
Cc elebration |

Some 200 guests attended the
tea and program held in Sidney
Bible Chapel, April 19; to cele-

brate. Mr,.and Mrs. J.8. Rash-_
leigh’ Ss golden wedding anniver-

sary... In the goodness of God,
daughter Betty from Esperanza,
son Arthur from Ethiopia, © son
Peter of Saanichton, and daugh-
ter Eva from Columbia: were all

present. .
The program was centered
around the. theme, ‘Bless: the

Lord, Oh, my soul and forget
not ali His benefits.”’ It included

2300 Douglas St., Victoria _.

MAYHEW and STRUIT LID. |

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wall,

‘short. speeches from old-time
friends, solos-and poems. © Mr.
and Mrs. Rashleigh both ably

“gave: afew words with appro~

pr iate Scripture verses.
Mr. Rashleigh, from Corn-

in 1912... After serving -ovér-
seas~ in World’ War 1; he mar-
ried Elizabeth Edwards in Devon,
England. They settled in Quali-
cum Beach district in 1919 and
later moved to Saanic nton(1936),

and. then to Sidney in 1957. The .
couple have nine grandchildren.
. Among the out of town guests.

were Mrs. A. Rashleigh’s mother
and sister who came from Sask-
atehewan.

Continued From Page 1

to make decisions isbeinggradu-
ally eroded.

‘Beeause [ believe that this is
an unfortunate. legacy’ for the
fulure Iam again offering myself
as a candidate... 1 believe the
people of this community are
perfectly capable.of making their

_own decisions in accordance with

their needs,’’ -he concluded.
Fred Robinson

He. was

# councillor in Oak Bay for 12

years and this past experience
has enabled him to set-forth a —
platform which he. intends to work.

for if elected.

A satisfactory solution to the
joint, voluntary fire depar tment
situation — he - regards. sic top
priorily. “He would' contitiie ‘ef-
forts for the provisionof abreak-
water at the foot.of Beacon Ave;

In. the area of public works he —
.favers more sidewalks on heavy

traffic routes such as Resthaven.

‘Lochside and Weiler: more -sat-

isfactory storm. water disposal,

“public werks to be put out for:

competative —tenders,. stricter
servicing requirements for sub-
dividers inthe matters of sewers,
roads, drainage and sidewaiks,

He would also seek to continue.

efforts for the improvement “of
hospital facilities in the Sidney
and North Saanich areca,

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“2 ial Of four-dollar. haircuts’ for
half the price,’? said a leading
Beacon. Avenue
comb craftsman when question-
ed.

Males who still are inthe habit

“OF: paying periodic. Visits. to. the
> Barber will: be relieved to’ hear
“that there is no present inten-~
tion of increasing the’ charge for
; “haircuts in Sidney. :

“No, we will ‘continue our spe-
and

scissors...

He predicted ihat his Sidney

customers wili-be able to settle
easily
without the feeling of contribu-.
ting to inflation for some time. to.
come,

charges

into the barber's chair

despite the raising’ of
to $2. 25 in Vietoria.

| Forgotten Element.

-. Size: that. social assistance ©»

~ Johnson:

" ficulty at the moment and
~ so have a: right to helps:

_ without: husbands who. are

England, came to Sidney |

are. receiving .assistances:

* Johnson.

of Maryland
Drive came to Sidney with his —
wife three vears ago.

“omoney or the opportunity

“hair done,

Continued From Page bt“

half are ‘from the. Gulf Ta> pf
lands. ;
“T would ‘like to empha
“Sa ‘sald -Glen
“Its not like the
‘old dole system. In many
iinstances -thesé are people
who have paid taxes. or
‘Whose families have paid
taxes and who:are. in. dif-

right,?*

it is especially important
for ' widows: and - women

trying to support _ a fam-
Uys

Assistance Is given on
an individual, basis accord-
ing to need.. There’ is no
‘set policy on the amount
each person is to receive
but rather. each case is ;
reviewed and judged’ on
its own merits. -

Beginning next Wednes~
dav’ Mr. Johnson will be at
the Kinsmen Health Centre
‘in Sidney one day every
two weeks for those who

He will be there to assist
them in any: way he-can.
“With our offices. being”
in Victoria, accessibility
is a. problem,’ -suid’Mr. -
“By coming out ~
to Sidney on a regular ba-
sis, it will be easier for
those who wish to See me, .
to da so.’

Mr... Johnson Avill- aiso
meld the next meeting of -
the self-help group.
Loneliness is often the:
mast difficult thing “with
which ‘the woman on wel-’
fare .has to contend. She
does not have either the
‘to get out- and have her —
go.on a shop-
ping spree, or to a res-
taurant. The group will
provide the companion-
ship which is so desper-
ately needed. It will also__
help. to restore the dignity
which. wotnen on welfare
often, feel they. have for-
feited, 4 ;
“In .other words, © by |}
Working together we can
support and encourage one
another. We can use the-
many resources that are
available to: us and. mest.
important of all, we°can
insure that our. children
are given the same oppor=
tunity: for a good future?
as are other chikiren ‘in
the community, concluded
the group spokesman,

“ elder daughter,

. ZHAN!

LOCALS >

< Last Saturday evening at Mc-

‘Morran’s, Cordova “Bay, Mrs.

E.A. Lassfolk, was guest of hon-

-our.on the occasion of. her birth-
» day. “Guests included her husband
“E,.A, Lassfolk;.” Mr.
~Earl Downey; Mr. and Mrs. Jack

_and Mrs.
Christian; Mr. and Mrs. David
Christian; Mr.-and Mrs. C. Ty-
ler; Mr. and Mrs. Alan McKinnon;

and Mrs. A, Tomsett. ...

Mr. and Mrs. Harry M.-Tobin, .
. 9601. First. St,

i Sidney, B.C.,
announce the engagement of their

io. Mr, Jeffery George Fortier,
son of Mr, and Mrs, A.H, For-
tier, Sardis, B.C, The wedding
to tuke~ placesat Qur~ Lady of

“stall =
- items.

Heather -Anne,.~

Spring. Tea

‘st. Stephen’s . A.C.W. Spring
~ ‘Tea, will open: at 2:15 ' on Sat-
urday : “afternoon,”
donation of books from: Beaver

Books. is forming: the nucleus’of:

ane ‘interesting book stall and ‘the

“usual, homecooking-stall will be-.
° augmented: ‘by ‘a country. kitchen .
“delicatessen: * ©
-Many interesting items.

Mr. and Mrs. W, Harker andMr, ..Will be on sale at the needle~

featuring -:

work Stall, and a plant stall

under the expert convenership °

of Dr C.A, Watson, W.E, Clay-

ards. and Alan Pugh will. give”
garden lovers a chance to buy

some ‘lovely plants from beauti-
ful. Central Saanich gardens. The
prize for a guessing contest will

be a pretty garden chair donated
‘by Butler Brothers,

_Weanesday, May 7; 1969

May.10. A:

Assumption Chure ntwood
ee oe Sa 3h reer Fle rine
officiating. - » oe pa ne y. type of sportsfish..
“SIDNEY ROCK CLUB
SHOW and TEA
‘Saturday, May 10th
OPM
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