SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

-” Wednesday, June 25, 1969 |

Natt,

~ united . in -marriage. to David
~~ Bruce, son ° of Mr. and Mrs.
“William H, Laird. of 10465. Wil-
son: Road, Sidney on Saturday,
May 31 at Holy Trinity Church.

The church was prettily deco-

~ rated: with white and pink gla-
- diclas, .

chrysanthemums-. and
carnations, .Canon. F.C.
“éVaughan-Birch officiated at the
service and ‘Mr. Jean Wilson of
Victoria sang

~ Prayer’,

“The Wedding .

2a 204 Honour
Ja Bride Aad Groom

lanes Elizabeth Ann, daughter of Mr.-“"
~~ and Mrs, John Edward Futter of
: “1760: McTavish Road, Sidney was.

"“Given in marriage by her fa &

ther, the bride wore a full length
‘gown of white French brocade
- with a full train of the same ma~
terial, The gown had an empire

waist line, scooped neck and long

> Sleeves, The bride’s headdress
of. white, and “pink and white

striped ‘carnations held a shoul~'

-der.. length veil-- of . white net,
, She. carried a bouquet of white

. and pink: carnations with ivy back-

reas

<The maid of honor was Mary
“Sherwood of MeTavish Road, Sid-
ney andthe bridesmaid was Nancy
Jesties of Victoria, They were

~ gowned In| multi-coloured flow-
ered dresses and
- bouquets: of. daisies and ivy done

carried

‘py Holloways flower ‘shop. Their
“‘headdresses © were daisies. with
Short veils attached... -..

“The: best man” was: “William .

WinDsor
ROAD

Mr. &

Mrs, D.B, Laird

Laird’ of Sidney, brother of the

--groom and the ushers were Pe-

ter J, Futter of Vancouver, bro-

‘ther of the bride, and: Douglas

Laird of Sidney, brother of the
groom.

The 6th Tsartlip Cub Pack
formed a Guard of Honour for
David and Elizabeth, their lea-
ders, The whole cub pack ate
tended the wedding service, The
flags were held by Terry Lewis
and Matthew Smith... They were
later given refreshments at the
church hall.

For the reception at The Cha-
let, Deep Cove, the bride’s mo-
ther received wearing a dell-

cate pink dress with a beaded _

front and matching coat with
a beaded stand-up collar.. Her

AN EXPERIMENT
IN HOUSING

SECOND .

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READY TOV VIEW

Student Awards Boer War Veteran

A delightful buffet supper com=
menced the monthly meeting of
the Sidney Business and Profes-—
sional Women’s Club with mem-
bers -of the Oak Bay Club as
guests, held at the home of Mrs,
Watson Smith, 10859 Madrona
Drive, on Tuesday, June 10, Pre-
sident, Mrs. Dorothy Kynaston
was in the chair, :

Delegates'to the Williams Lake

Conference, Miss Rosan Barrett
and president Mrs, Beryl David-

son of the Oak Bay Club, gave
their reports on the many dis-

cussions and resolutions brought
forward, Two most urgent being:

1, The B,C, Human Rights Bill be
forced through as soon as pos-~
sible. 2. To urge the Provin-
cial Government to wage 2 battle

_against the increased usage of

accessories were white. with a
pink hat and corsage of pink and
white carnations.. The bride-
groom’s mother was~in delicate

“plue' dress and coat of fortrei

and flowers of blue and white
carnations. ;

For: a honeymoon to Long
Beach, the bride wore a yellow

~ forirel dress with white acces-"

sories, a head piece of flowers
and yellow and- white corsage.
The newlyweds will reside at
889 Dogwood Road near Ardmore.

Out of town guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. J, Teece and fa-
mily, Duncan;..Mr. Teece Sr.,

Pender Island;..Robert: Murray ..

and-fiance, Pender Island; Mr.
and Mrs. E, Mernett, Port Co-
quitlam, .. :

=

’ three;

detrimental drugs, suchas mari-
juana,. etc. Delegates-Mrs, W.
Kynaston and Mrs. D;° Milne
of the’ Sidney club reported the
highlights of the conference, The

‘idea of a CareerGirl Contest

aged 18-25 was broached, but

will be given further. study,  ...
Miss Ruth Adams, ‘provincial

president, presided at the con-

‘ference and guest speakers, Mrs.

Margaret Ashdown, president of
the Canadian Federation of Bus-
iness and Professional Women’s
Clubs, her subject being ‘‘To-
morrow is already Today’’, and
Mrs, Lois Haggen who spoke on
the United Nations Fellowship.

The next provincial conference
wili be held at:Kamloops, B.C.

The budget project for Grade.

10 students of Mount Newton ~
secondary school results are as
follows; 1st, Marily Healey;
2nd, Roberta Robinson; rd,
Paula. Gammell; for family of.
and: Lynn Morrisen for
single girl contest. The students

are to be commended for the.

effort expended in obtaining the
final results.

- Following the business ses-~

sion, the members visited’ the
home of Mrs, Elsa Heitinga to
view the fine display of paint-

ings by the late Mr. Heitinga and

Mrs. Heitinga. Mrs, Marion
Collins won the painting donated
by Mrs. Heitinga.

Next meeting. will be held in
September,

GOLDEN WEDDING

"Mr, and Mrs. J, Stringer, 1030
Cypress, were at home to their

- relatives and friends on the oc-

casion of their 50th wedding anni-
versary Saturday, June 21. °

Mr, and Mrs, Stringer were
-married in Saskatoon and moved
to their Deep Cove Home in 1935.
Among the many lovely floral
arrangements sent to them by
well-wishers, Mr. and Mrs,
Stringer. cut. their anniversary
cake.
- Out cf town guests honoring
the couple were Dr. and Mrs. W

. G. Myatt and family of Corval-

‘lis, - Oregon ‘and. Mrs, George
Woodburn’ and sons of “Vancou~-
ver,

Like being on time. In 1968, for instance,

~ 79°%/o” of our North American flights arrived
right on schedule. Not perfect, of course, but.
it was the best on-time record of any major
airline in North America.

: We're really proud of all our people, both
on the ground and in the air, whose efforts
made this outstanding performance possible,
And even though we realize that perfection

is the impossible dream, we're going to keep
on trying, Because we like being number one.

Always. All ways. For you.

Next time you head across Canada, come
_ with Air Canada and get there on time.
Just call your travel agent for reservations,

*Gased an statistics reported US Cw

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VWomajor US arines

Or-withrt tT minutas of ine sonedulad ¢

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AIR CANADA (@)

Were going piaces

Passes At 92

Ninety-two ~ ‘year. old James.
Hunter passed away in Little
Paradise Rest-Home-in Central
Saanich on June 138.

Mr. Hunter was born in Dum--"
“fries, Scotland, came to Canada”

as a young. man, .and lived in
Saskatchewan. for an’ extended
period 'before coming to Sidney
where he resided for 21 years.
He served in both the Boer War
and World War Ore,

_ The. deceased veteran leaves

two nieces. in Ontario and two

nephews. They are Dr; Ken
Clokie of ‘Vancouver and. Dr.
Alex Clokie of Toronto,

Service was held in Sands Fu-
neral Chapel of Roses in Sidney
on Monday, June 23, with Rev-

erend O. L, Foster officiating,
Interment was at Holy Trinity

Cemetery; Patricia Bay.

Construction
Is Delayed

Building Superintendent Bryan
shaw, -back on the job after seve

eral weeks sojurn in hospital, a

reported that the school “con
Struction programme is coming
alone nicely except for a holdup
“in deliveries of steel. roofing
panels, :

He said the Vancouver sup-

ply firm did not expect the nee. .
cessary materials to be received -

from Eastern Canada before July
7, While this would probably not
delay completion by the new term
in September, it would take all the
~ f4slack” out of his operation,

‘Ye further reported depart-
mental approval had been obtain=-
ed for the planned additions to
Sansbury Elementary School and
the School Board gave their en-
dorsement tocall tenders. Target
date for completion has not been
set.

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Dedicated Church >
Worker Passes Away >

“A. devoted church “worker and

‘resident of Deep Cove and Sid-

ney, W jlliam Brown, passed away |

at Rest: Haven Hospital on June
19 at age 75. .

Mr. Brown was: ‘born: iin On-
and has. bébn.a
of Deep Cove and Sidney for the
past 23 years. He was well
known for his’ volunteer. work
‘at the United churchofSt. Paul's,
St. John’s and particularly’ at
Shady Creek. The late Rev.

William Buckingham once said -
. There’ are only two .

of -him:
things Bill cannot do. -H- ean-
not dress and cannot speak on his
feet,"

An old acquaintance added:
“But if anyone needed help he
was right there without saying
a word.’*

Mr. Brown is survived by his
wife; Hilda, ‘at home; sisters,
Mrs. N, (Adeline) Keir, Victoria;
ars. Helena Armstrong, Stettler,
Alberia; Mrs.: Annie Heck, Sune

- nynook, Alberta; brother, Robert

Brown, Vulean, Alberta; step-
brother, ‘Chester Rea, . Vulcan,
Alberta; step-son, David Moore,
and family, Victoria,”

member of Sidney Lodge No 133,

“Time =

>resident:»

The.. late Mr. -Brown- was a

- AF&AM, BCR; past president of

“the Royal Canadian Legion, Vul-.
can, Alberta; member of Sidney
-OAPO No

. 25; elder of St. John’s
United» Church, Deep Cove, and
a véteran of.the First World War.

- Service: was held in the Sands

Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sid-
ney, on Moiiday, June ‘23. Rev.
R.H. Pratt. officiating... Inter-
ment in Royal Oak Burial Park,

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Saanich School District trus-
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ed $200 assistance to Claremont

senior secondary school: choir.

for -their visit to Quebec. this
summer to participate in a nae

“tional festival.

Principal Joe Lott. stated ss

letter ‘that all transportation hag
been arranged except toandfrom .

the railway. depot in Vancouver.
He requested that district school

' buses be used and estimated their

operating costs, ferry.fares and

_@rivers wages weuld cost the

amount granted,

Present at the board meeting, .-

he added that the choir had been
invited to perform at the new
Arts Centre in’ Ottawa, at the
continuing fair-in Montreal, and
in several towns in Quebec, :

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