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THE REVIEW.

Wednesday, October 13, 1971

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Women's. Division,

Wartime Protocol Hurdle
To Romance

Written exclusively for the Sidney | Review

This is the first-in a series of
three profiles of the ‘‘First
Ladies’’ of the Peninsula.
Featured this. week. will. be the
wife of North Saanich Mayor Jim
Cumming.

Jean Cumming, wife of North
Saanich mayor, Jim Cumming,
says she enjoys being a mayor’s
wife and lists as one of .the
rewards the opportunity she has
of meeting fascinating people.

“For instance, she said, ‘‘we
really enjoyed the marvellous
dinner that we attended for the
canoe voyageurs. It was so in-
teresting being able to talk with
them and hear of their travels.”’

Mrs.. Cumming came to the

‘Peninsula in 1943 where; as a

member of the R.C.A\F.
she was
posited to Patricia. Bay
medical secretary.

“Il had a choice of going to
Goose Bay orto “Sidney and
thinking Sidney was the Palm
Beach of Canada I chose here,”
she Jaughed. —

It was at the Patricia Bay
station that Mrs. Cumming met
her future husband and they were
married.

‘We had never seen each other
in civies,’’ she said, ‘and we had
never met each other’s families.’

It was a_wonder they got
together at all Mrs. Cumming

recollected for.she was a Cor-

~ poral and her future husband was
a Sergeant Majer. The only. place:

they could meet. was in Sidney on
a Friday night for a fried chicken
dinner. .

‘When I received my Sergeant
stripes that made things a little

_- easier for then I could go into the
 Sergeant’s mess and have lunch_

with him,” she remarked.
- Following their marriage, the
Cummings were posted to Prince

_> Rupert and at the war’s end they.
- went to Lethbridge, Alberta. A
_year later, however, they were
- back in “British Columbia’ and
~ moved onto ‘their ‘Property on

Land’ s: End Road.

then,” said Mrs. Cumming, “and

as al

Mrs.

father '
circles” and-.for.
headed ‘up the national Y. M. C. A.

eae was only” a. logging road’

Jean Cumming.

we lived in a shack with coal oil.
lamps.and candles:for light.”

Gradually they built their home
but it wasn’t without difficulty.
Cumming . spoke (of |. the
winter of °49 just after their son
was. born when they had. six
weeks of snow and there was ice
on the sea.

“Everybody’ Ss place was s frozen
up,” she said. :

Mrs. Cumming ‘was born. ‘in’
Toronto and lived for a time in
China with her family. when her
father, Howard. Crocker went
there with the Y.M.C.A: Her
is well. known. in) ‘‘Y”

Mrs.

“she suffered a stroke six weeks

‘another treat. Vivienne and Allen

‘Scotland Church, has been in

seven. . years »

for. war services:

The Cumming continued ‘to

live i in their home on. Lands. End .
‘Road with their son, Clyde. Mrs.)
Cumming: has, been: First ‘Lady :

: for: the past SIX. years. ae

We,” “the residents: of. Vancouver Se
‘Island, urge you. in. the name of
oh humanity. to discontinue the Am-.  -
» chitka Nuclear Blast. We can
“05. see no possible value and a great
oe _.. possible danger in the Proposed
|)» blast. We add our plea to all those
mgs who have already expressed their a
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° executive: ‘officers: are = visiting,
|, organizations and ‘clubs on ‘the’
- Peninsula to explain = -SPARA’S.
_aims, objectives and problems.
We... have
_ organizations °
“meeting at their. ‘convenience.
_ SPARA executive is willing and’
» ready to meet any ° interested

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additional. ‘members and)

“appeal: to. all. citizens. of - we
Peninsula’ who will be using the —
_facilities in the sports complex to.» Emam

‘call Membership Chairman, Mrs.
Ray Hitchen and become active.
Debentures are being sold by

the | membership, as well as.
chartered. banks. and. Credit |

Union: offices: on ‘the’ Peninsula

{and increased membership will >

“greatly facilitate the ‘attaining: of

“our. objective. Debentures are
“selling but not as fast as we would ©
like; the sooner we: meet. our.
_. financial goal the sooner con: PY
ae struction can. commence, ee OE

|Our Ways and Means Chair-. ff
cman,

n,. Mrs. Scotty, .. Starr,
organized a. very successful

“grocery hamper and turkey
made by 2 non-

draw. The draw,
members at the general meeting
October 6sawD.G. Reid of Piers
Island the winner of the grocery
and Brace Nunn. of
Sidney . winner. of. the. turkey,
Groas returns were $152.00 with
$117.00 realized as profil.

We gratefully acknowledge the
support of Butler Bros.
Sidney Paint’ Supply

the construction of signs that. will

‘be placed at suitable points on the Tl
: Peninsula. |

A Hallowe'en Dance | will be §
held at Sanscha Hall on October ™
30, It is hoped that Hallow¢!en. ,

costumes will be worn by those

“attending, Watch for posters and © ff

further advertising in

the
Review. | _

{ good warm clothing. for both

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Galiane N ews |

By MARY. BACKLUND
Mr. and Mrs. Don Baker, Mrs.
Alice. Morisette, and Mrs.
Dorothy: Walton have. returned
back to.the Island after spending
a most exciting week in Reno,

Nevada:
Somehow or other we: missed
recording. that. two of. our
favourite people. have returned
home to Galiano, after spending
almost twenty years in the East,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gustin are now
home to stay at their lovely
property.on the North End road.

Mrs. W. Haszard spent several
days in Vancouver recently.

Mr.and Mrs. Don Stewart have
arrived home, they were in
Kamloops for.a week, visiting
relatives,

We ‘are. pleased to note: that
Bernard Stallybrass is
feeling much better these days,

ago, and has been under the
tender care of her husband at
home. ,

Galiano Islanders are in’ for

Clarke are going to show their
excellent movies of their trip to
Malasyia. They were on an
assignment with the Canadian
Expeditionary Services Over-
seas, for six months in 1971 as
advisors to the Tourist Depart-
ment. Films will be seen at the
Galiano Hall in. the near future.

The Thrift:.Shop, at the
Vicarage of. St. Margaret. of

operation for the past six weeks,
and has been quite successful. It
is staffed by volunteers, mem-
bers of..the Altar. Guild and
friends of the Church. and is open
every Saturday froin two to four.
Income from the. sale of goods
helps to maintain: the: Vicarage
and pay for other Church: ex-.
penses which cannot. be met out
of regular Church collections:
They: now have on hand items of

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SHOWER
Mrs. Len Bellhouse was hostess
on October 3, for a shower to
honour Margaret Day, whose
marriage to Rod Rees will take
place in Vancouver on October 9.
The guest of honour sat in a
gaily-decorated chair, above
which was a big umbrella, to
receive gifts. She was given a
corsage, made for her by Mrs,
Don Day of Victoria. Also present
were Mrs. W.H. Day, Mrs. Ken
Day and Marv Day of Vancouver,
Sue Beischer, Victoria, Mrs. Don
Robson, Vancouver... From
Galiano. Mrs..D. New, Mrs.
Jessie Bellhouse, Mrs. A. Platt.
Mrs. Dorothy Lupton, Mrs. ¢ain
Deas, and Mrs. F.E. Robson.

Mr.and Mrs, John Massey, and
children, of Vancouver, spent a
most. enjoyable two weeks
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Reg
Brannan in the Valley. Mr.
Massey is a well-known  per-
sonality on television.

We are sorry to note that Shari
Street is a patient in Vancouver
General Hospital. where: she
underwent an operation on. her
back. We, and all of her friends,
wish her a speedy recovery.

SANSCHA
CALENDAR
‘Consult Review for schedule of
events -at Sanscha.- under
‘Recreation Commission
Thursday. Oct. 14. -

Obedience 7:30. p.m:
-. Friday Oct. 15 -, Rae Burns .
Dancing 3:30 - 8: 1b

Friday Oct. 15, - “Rifle Club 3:00 -
llamo.

Monday Oct. 18 .- Handicraft
Guild. 1:30: -' 3:30;° Rae Burns
Dancing 4-8 p.m. a

Wednesday Oct. 20- Rae Burns
2:30 - 9

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Claremont Pupils
Win Scholarships

Top. students at Claremont
Senior Secondary walked away
with 25 B.C. scholarships ‘at the
end of June.

New scholarship records were
established for the Saanich
school with the achievement. of

5 percent average by Douglas
Gordon Rhodes. son of Mr. and
Mrs. M.A. Rhodes, 9668 West
Saanich and Fiona St. Clair,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.M.
St. Clair, 870 Royal Oak Avenue.

High standings which place
Claremont second only to Oak
Bay High School in Greater
Victoria records were also
achieved by Marion E. Noel,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.M.
Noel, 2190 James White Blvd. (95
percent)... Timothy E. Little, son
of Mr. and Mrs. E.A.- Little, 780
Clayton Rd:, (91.5: percent) and
Armanda F. Linnell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. M.E. Linnell, 942
Girlse Lane with 91 percent.

Fifteen of the 32 students who
sat for government scholarships
achieved first class standing.

are SES

four won second class and six
qualified for. third .. class
scholarships.

Special awards granted in

addition to the government
scholarships, the University of
Victoria President’s Scholarship
of $500 each were won by Douglas
Rhodes and Fiona St. Clair.

Sidney Lions’ $200 award was
won by Marion Neel; Saanich
Teachers’ Maurice Connor
Memorial ($200) went to Timothy
Little.. Other scholarships - in-
cluded the Saanich Teachers’
Academic ($150) won by Amanda’
Linnell, Sidney Rotary Academic
awards of $100 each for Wendy
Bergerud, Elizabeth Jeffrey and
Pinder Cheema; Sidney Rotary
Special Citizen scholarship ($150)
Vicki Foerster; Saanich
Teachers’ Academic ($100)
Eileen Tebbs; Saanich Teachers’
Technical ($100) Bruce Hatch;
Sidney. Lions’. Academic ($100)
Royal Canadian. Legion ($250)
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