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Wednesday, April 1, 1970

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She will fidget for hours Been i
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ach weekend she'll po as me
To the church, Don’t you know ee
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ey res a : Edward Putte, Sr,

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“Good -Luck’ Traditions’’. "which.

Silver Fiorseshoes
Gift From England

For Keating Bride

Brentwood United Church was
the scene of a pretty wedding on
Saturday, March 14 when Miss
Jill Christine Bolster, daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H.. O.
Bolster of 1800 Keating Cross
Road, R. R. 7, Victoria, became

the bride of Garry Wallace Wake,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Austin E.
Wake of Nut Mountain, Sask. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. John Wood and traditional
wedding music was played by the
organist, Mrs. Karl Pedersen of
Port Alberni.

Given in marriage by her
father, the fair haired bride was
lovely in her floor length gown of

white peau d’elegance and
French Chantilly lace, fashioned

in an empire style with scooped
neckline and lily point sleeves,
featuring a sheer Chantilly lace
full length scalloped edged train
which. draped softly. from full
gathers at the. neckline.
Traditional tiny buttons and loops
fastened down the centre back to
the waist. Her four-tiered chapel-
length veil was fashioned-.with
scalloped edges and fell from a
headdress of organza petals.
‘For’ ‘‘something ‘old’’: and
‘something. oorrowed”’ the bride
wore a garnet cross on a fine gold
chain, borrowed = from © her

mother, who had also worn it at”

her wedding: For. ‘something
blue’. she.-wore. the traditional
blue garter.

_ Main-of-honor : Miss Donna
McCaskill of Victoria, and
bridesmaid Miss Susan Bolster of
Regina, Sask., cousin of the
bride, wore identical princess-
style’ gowns of pale. yellow

-brocade . embossed. with roses,
-and.carried colonial bouquets | of.

cream - coloured roses. Their
headdresses were ‘narrow. bands

‘to match their gowns with four
cream coloured roses..Both the

bride’s: and’ her’ attendants’

_ dresses: ‘were made Ay! the bride’ 's
mother. -

- The :-best man was. “Dennis

Keller of Rosthern, Sask:, and the.
ushers were Hank Harvey of Nut |.
‘Mountain, Sask:; ~ David Bolster
of! ‘Saanichton - and - Douglas |.
Bolster’ of Brentwood Bay.

On- leaving -the > vestry. after.
signing ‘the, register, the: bride:
was given two silver horseshoes --

had been'sent from England from |

her great-grandmother, Mrs. E.
XK. Taylor of. Essex, and her. great |
is also. her God- |

uncle. (who:

father) and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. E.

Stapleton, of London. :
For. the reception rat ‘Brenta

‘Lodge, “Brentwood. Bay, .the |
bride’s mother wore. a soft pink
‘ensemble.
flowered’ hat ‘and: white. ac-

~ with ~- matching

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CRASH Stop 2 os
‘Sidney and North Saanich
Detachment RCMP: report that

WeTL. Webber of. 2558 Beaufort
Road, Sidney, wag unaware that:
“Malaview docs not connect with

Patricia Bay Highway, On Mareh
26 he was forced into acrash stop
and jAitehed hie cariat the, blind,
ond.

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cessories: -Her corsage -was of
pink roses. The bridegroom’s
mother wore a gold ensemble
with white accessories, and her
corsage was also of pink roses.

The bride’s table was centered
with a three tiered wedding cake
made by the groom’s mother and
decorated by Jennie. Minkey of
Kelvington, Sask.. The toast to
the bride was proposed by Don
McCaskill of Parksville, a close
friend of the family. Telegrams
were read from friends in Ed-
monton, Kelvington, Nut
Mountain, Regina and Saskatoon.

For their honeymoon travelling
on the Island and to their home on

-the prairies, the bride wore a

fitted coat of green wool over a
tan: and white dress, Her ac-
cessories were white. and. she
wore a white orchid corsage. The
young. couple: will ‘make their
home at Kelvington, Sask.

‘Out of town guests included the
groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Austin’ Wake of. Nut. Mountain,
Sask., Mr...and: Mrs. . Gordon
Armitage and Vernon of Por-
cupine Plain, Sask., Miss Susan
Bolster of Regina; Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Butler of Vancouver; Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Conconi of
Parksville; “Hank Harvey. and

Johnny Jacobsen of Nut Moun-
tain; Mr. Dennis Keller of
Rosthern, Sask.,. Teddy. Love’ of
Procupine Plain, Sask., Mr..and
Mrs. Don «McCaskill ” of
Parksville; Mr. and Mrs. Ber-
nard Mason with Paul and Shawn
of Nanaimo; Mrs. Karl Pedersen
of Port Alberni and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wake of Cranbrook.

Pictured at the Brownie and Guide Spring Festival Tea and Baazar

are from left toright, Mr

s. J. Baldock, Divisional Commissioner: Mrs.

R. Moffoot, President of the Mothers’ Group and Sidney's Mayoress

Mrs. Stanley Dear.

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BY LEE IFE
Stanley Dear, wife of
Sidney's mayor, cut the ribbon to
open the Brownie and. Guide
Spring Festival Tea and Bazaar,
held on March 21 inthe Margaret
Vaughan-Birch Hall. Colors were
carried by the 1st Sidney Guide
Company. Lovely Spring
nosegays made by Mrs. E.
Robinson, Guide Captain, were
presented by Brownies to Mrs.
Dear, Mrs. J. Baldock, Divisional
Commissioner, Mrs. I.. Macrae,
District Commissioner, and Mrs.
R.- Moffoot, president of the
Mothers Group.

Spring .flowers. arranged by
Mrs. ‘D.° Lincoln’ graced. each
table. A: good crowd was present

Mrs.

and Guides and mothers. were —

kept busy during. the afternoon.
Officials thanked all who came to
make the sale a great success. A
total of. $402.50 - was realized

toward the cost of the new. Guide-
Scout. Hall. Most of the han-
dicrafts were sold, but there are
still a few cook books left. Anyone
wishing to purchase a cook book
may do so. by phoning 656-4025, or
by contacting either a Brownie or
Guide.

The ist Sidney Brownies had an
Easter party on March 23. Games
and songs were. enjoyed by all.
The next. meeting of the ist
Brownies will be on April 13. 2nd
Sidney Brownies decided to have

. a Wiener roast which was a great
~ success. Test work was passed at

the same time. The 2nd Pack will
meet next on April 15. ‘ist Sidney
Guide. Company will meet on
April 14th. Once again we wish to
thank all who donated for the sale
and: all “who helped make it.

successf ul.

Mrs. T. Holte, Prosser St., and
Mrs. J. Morrison,
Saanich Road, were
hostesses ata shower for. Miss
Elaine

_March 27...

Morrison.

“Besides. the: guest | of honor,

“invited - guests were. Mrs.’ “ r.

- Pelter,. “Mrs. A. Pelter, Mrs. 'S.

Johnson, Mrs:.G. Larsen, Mrs. A.

Johnstone, Mrs. G. Doney, Mrs.
~ J. Callahan, Mrs. L. Farrell, Mrs.)
B.. Bickford, Mrs. W.: Rosseil,
Mrs. G. White, Mrs. C, Douglas,
Mrs, ..P.
McGaughey, Miss G.. Oldfield,

‘Mrs. R. Haugen, *
“Mrs. K.. Buffam,. Miss: Sue
Morrison,. Miss ‘Norma Rossell,
‘Mrs, G. Mounce,

Hodgkin, Mrs. 'D. Stuart, Mrs. c.
Topp, and Mrs, M, Michell.
Miss Elaine Pelter of B. 0. 1, .,
Burnaby, and her fiance Stanley
“Peterson, Surrey, spent the
Easter weekend: with Elaine's
parents Mr, and Mrs. T. Pelter,
Mount Newton Grass Road.

sone.

Mr, and Mrs, L Hodgkin with

children Susan and Roger, Doney

‘Road, spent the Easter weekend

at Deroche and Mission B.C. with

HARBOR GRACE, Nfld.

terested joggers to joinsit-for a
nightly jog, beginning at 10530
sever nights a week. There are nn

‘strings attached. and. no mem.

‘bert shin fee,

UPH¢

Central oa
joint -

Pelter. at...the: Holte :

residence on: Friday afternoon ;
ee | her. at 652- 1854.

oA beautifully decorated basket | -

“held the many. ‘gifts and the guest

-of honor. was seated. in a royally,

~ decorated chair with, cher. mother.

"Delicious. fefreshments: were
“served by the hostesses, assisted _
“by. ‘Mrs.G? White and Miss Sue: :

Farewell Party eld
For Retiring

‘Rev;
Mrs. J..H..
Smith, Mrs. A. Doney, Mrs! Ta

ACP ae
Calling all joggers: A group of
women here has invited all ine:

PROF ESSIOSAL UP HOUSTE Ri R,

Report the. goings-on in-
your ‘district . to. ‘Review »
correspondent “Mrs. L.
Farrell for inclusion \in.
~Saanichton Notes. ‘Phone |

nich

ne Mrs. Hodgkin's S con other

relatives.

-Sask.;
and her Uncle Mr. K. Haw.of Scho.

_ Mr:
Penticton, are Easter guests at |.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. oe
‘Saint, Dean Park’ Road. 7

Sask.; visiting with them for the

‘past three weeks. ‘They left. for
_ home on Tuesday.’

- Mrs. E. Gait, Pat Bay High:
way, who recently returned from.

- spending two months in Mexico;
- following.a Christmas holiday: in.
Ontario; :
aunt, ‘Miss: Ee ‘Harrison , brought
cher aunt back. k here, for a visit on
- the. Island. CSc

‘Monyeh's Ss) ‘brother: and Sater
law: ‘Mr. and Mrs, Larry Haw and.
three ‘children’ of Foam: ‘Lake
‘her mother: Mrs. “W. - Haws

» California, “with = her. :

and. “Mrs. C. “Willway :

BY. MARY BACKLUND_ ;
A chuge’ crowd: of: people
gathered at the home of Mr. and,
Mrs...D.A. New. on: Friday af-

_ternoon, for a farewell party for.
. He is.
affectionately known as ‘Gentle.

Ber njamin: Fream,

Ben,"* named this by Miss Jean
Lockwood, sometime ago, and
some, of his friends: think it is:
nice, as he is so easy lo get along
with; and ‘has made. many ‘fast
and true friends during his two
years ministry on Galiano. and
Mayne, Miss. Kay Johnson made:
a lovely cake, decorated with a
pastor and his flock of sheep, all
cleverly made out of cotton wool,

The party was sponsored by the

Galiano Ladies. Serviee Club;

Mrs. LA, Murphy the president —

and Mrs, Arthur Platt poured tea,

“They were assisltd by: many - .
ALAS LLL SALSASSSIPALP ote LP ENP LILLIA III

Bus, 656-1541

“Island he has. given
Spiritual help. and. inspiration to

time spent on. the Ne
Will return: to. visit his fri ends. af

Minister

‘other. ladies, This was not really.

an- unhappy gathering, even
though this parish is losing its

minister he will be retiring to a.|. F™

little home in Sidney, and we will
be able to see him often as he
comes. back for visits.

In the absence of Miss Jean
Lockwood, Mrs. -Al:
Presented Mr, Frean’ with a
purse, hoping. the contents’ will

«turn into a television set'of his

choice,..she said that during: the
short time he has. been on. the.
so. much

us all, and we.
splendid sermons, '
for their. generous gift, and said
that he will indeed remember his

will miss . his

often...

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Used By Grandparents

St. Patrick's Church in Victoria
was the scene of a double-ring
ceremony on March 21, when the
Rev. P. Quigley united in
marriage Jill Payne, only daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs..H. W. Payne,
Ardmore Drive, and Wayne
Horn, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Horn of. Stockton Crescent,
Victoria.

Given in marriage by -her
father, the bride was a beautiful
picture in her gown of. Swiss
guipure lace over lagoda, with
empire waist, soft folds from the
shoulders at the back, full-length
sleeves, and accented with pink
satin ribbon at the neckline,
bodice and cuffs. Her headdress
was a matching pillbox with
chapel-length veil in layers. of
pink and white. She carried a
bouquet’ of pink roses, white
freesia, and edged with heart-
shaped white satin ribbon.

The bride was attended by her
cousin, Miss Loraine Taylor as
maid of. honor; © Mrs.
Horn, sister-in-law of the groom
as bridesmatron, and Miss Gwen
Jones as bridesmaid. Their
identical gowns, chosen with the
assistance of Mrs. Roy Taylor,

aunt of the bride; were of floral .

printed faconne in light to deep
shades of ‘pink. They were em-
pire-waisted, accented with pink
satin ribbon at the shoulders and
waistline, and had a coat effect in

.twin print. Headpieces were of

pink flowers, with short veils in
shades of pink and the attractive
attendants carried nosegays. of

white carnations and pink satin
ribbon.

The best man was John Smith,
and ushers. were Dennis Horn,
. brother. fo. the groom, and Jerry:

Loraine:

Punt. Robert Bouteillier was
organist, and during the signing
of the register he played’ Caesar
Franck’s ‘Panis Angelicus.’

Pink and white flowers,
beautifully arranged by Mrs:. J.
Barker, decorated the. Legion
Banquet Hall where guests were
greeted by the newlyweds’
parents. Mrs. Payne, mother of
the bride, wore a peach lace
ensemble with matching hat and
white accessories. Mrs. Horn,
mother of the groom, chose a
mauve wool crepe suit with flora}
hat and. navy accessories, and
both wore orchid corsages.

The table for the wedding party
was centred with a three-tier
cake topped with the ornament
from the: wedding cake of the
bride’s paternal grandparents 55
years ago.

Dave Russell, long- time friend
of the family, proposed the toast
to the bride. Reece Vink played
appropriate selection on the
accordian.

For her going away outfit. the
bride chose a purple dress,
matching. coat -with wool .em-
broidered collar, mauve ac-
cessories, and wearing a white
orchid corsage. After’ a
honeymoon in the United States,

Mr. and. Mrs.: Horn ‘wil! make

their home in Victoria.

Out of town guests were: Mrs.
H. Herburger, Col. and Mrs. J..H:
Lawrence of Seattle, Wash., P.J.

Maier of Regina, Mr. and Mrs. K.

Trask, Mrs. F. Baillies, Mr. G.

Grieve, Mr. and Mrs. V. Turner,
all
Chisholm, .New. Westminster,

-of Vancouver; Mrs... S..-

Mrs, E. Leader. with Louise,
Langley, Mr. and Mr..J. Jeffery,
Nanaimo, Mr: and Mrs.T. Spence

~ and Alan and Marilyn Lantzville. 7

MARINE HISTORY.
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- volumes of marine history. have
been donated to the Nova Scotia.
-}>. Museum Library here by the late

Arthur’ S. Hardy. of Ottawa. The

“-coliection contains the’ histories
--of merchant. shipping. and ofthe.
British’ and U.S. navies as well as. oy
such. nautical’ publications «as... ee
Seabreezes, Steamboat Bill and > 4

The ‘American. Neptune. ‘Hardy’ S
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