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Wednesday, November 25, 1970

THE REVIEW

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FIRST ors THE MARK

The blue-winged teal,

a warm weather duck,
heads for the deep south
well ahead of freeze-up,
usually in early September.

Central. America

1} - ‘70

ARSE) WORLD

They travel far from Canada’s prairiés, to Mexico,

, the West Indies .and across

_ the equator to Chile and northern Brazil.

Principal nesting grounds are in Canada where
Ducks Unlimited projects play a vital role.

Angus Shortt
Ducks Unlimited

Petite Johanna Maria Durrand
made a most charming bride
when she became the wife of
Peter Mark Cumberbirch at 7:30
November 7, at the Brentwood
United Church. The church was
beautifully decorated with
baskets of pink and white
chrvsanthemums and = pink
carnations, and_ traditional
seven-branched candlesticks.
Guest pews were marked with
tiny bouquets of pink. chrysan-
themums.

Johanna is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick B. Durrand
of 6322 Marie Meadows, Central
Saanich, and the bridegroom is
‘the second son of Mr..and Mrs.
Robert N..Cumberbirch of 6294
Robin Way, Central Saanich: The
double ring ceremony performed
by Rev. John Wood and. the
organist was Len Van't Reit.

Given: in. marriage by her

father, the bride was lovely in her

DOUBLE-RING WEDDING
AT SHADY CREEK CHURCH

A lovely double-ring ceremony
was solemnized on October 30,
1970 at 7:30:p.m. in Shady Creek .
United Church, Saanichton, when
Judith Anne; daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William G. Rosseil,  Vic-
toria, became the bride of David
Deric Rigby, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Deric Rigby, Victoria. —

Reverend J.M. Wood officiated |
at the wedding. Mrs. C.J.
Cruikshank attended at the organ
and during “the signing | of the

register the Shady Creek Choir

_ sang ‘‘Our Wedding Song.’’

Given in marriage by her
father the bride was radiant in a
floor-length gown of Chantiilv
lace. over Lagoda, with
traditional lilypoint sleeves,
softly rounded neckline. with

-many self-covered buttons down

the back, a semi-empire waist,
and the shoulders sewed into an.
all-lace flowing train. The three-

Bere ‘chapel veil of. misty

To Live

.-Breniweod ‘United Church was”

_. baskets of bronze. ‘and: yellow:
chrysanthemums: ‘and yellow.

o'clock, “when ‘Phyllis Margaret:
i daughter of Mr. “and»

Benjamin McLaren, oe of. Mr.
“ang: ae Re Craig. McLaren of

and” ‘traditional’ wedding. music -

“was played ‘by. Mrs. H.E.. Mar-
shall of Victoria. ah a Sed
“Given “in? marriage: by. her.
father the bride was lovely in her.
“gown of Chantilly: lace with a
skirt panel “insert. of:Logoda’.
crepe. The gown © featured . a
sabrina. neckline, and was.

~~ fashioned. with ‘a: fitted empire’

bodice and’ lily point «sleeves,

train” and falling gently from the.
* gathered : neckline. Her... floral:
cluster headdress held a four-tier.

net. She carried a white lace fan,
styled with a cascade of red roses |
and white streamers, and which. .
included a lucky silver horseshoe
from the bride’s great-uncle in
Scotland, For “something. old"
she wore her grandmother's
bracelet; and for samething:
‘borrowed she. carried ao han-
dkerchiel , belonging .to the
bridegroom's grandmother. .
IDENTICAL STYLE =
Mrs. Do OL,’ Bolster oof
. Saanichton, matron of honor, and
“bridesmaids Miss Linda
Piovesan and Miss Barbara
Maxwell, botn of. Vancouver,
wore identically styled full-length
gowns | with scoop necklines and
empire: waists The matron of |
-honor's was avacado green nylor
plisse with a-cream underlay:
and the. bridesmaids "wore
“avacoda green pylon, plisse with |
- fiD agua underlay, A. pretty,
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7 feature of the dresses. was: the’
prettily" decorated. with large sheer © floral »
~ which were gathered daintily into
fitted. wrist. bands.
: ~tendants “

bouffant . sleeves

~The at-
-earried’ « cascade.
bouquets of yellow . carnations
with matching. ribbon.” -
‘The. .best...man, was Boyd.
McLaren of Haney, brother of the
"bridegroom; ’ and. ‘ushers were.
Bob Ash of Port Moody, B. C. ‘and
Al Singer of Sicamous, B.C.’ For
the reception at the Uplands. Golf.
~ Club the. bride’s mother wore a
three-piece double knit suit .of
navy blue and white with accents.

of. red. Her accessories were,

navy blue and her corsage was of
white roses ‘and feathered’ red
carnations. The bridegroom’s
mother. wore a beige fortrel coat.

and’ dress ensemble with ° ‘gold
. accents. Her hat was fashionéd of

“magenta feathers, and her shoes’

and urse. were magenta. Her
accentuated ‘at the. back “en '» P 8

corsage, was of deep ‘pink roses
and ribbon,..
For. ‘their: honeymoon, mat

Harrison Mot Springs. the ‘bride
‘chapel length veil of silk illusion

wore. a walking-length suit of.
black and white glen. plaid. wool,

with black “wet look” leather hat
and purse. Her corsage was of
roses,:The

at No. 102 + 520 8th Street, New

Westminster.
Ouvot-town

and Mrsv” R.

guests were Mr.
Craig McLaren,

“parents of the bridegroom, and.

Mr. Boyd McLaren, of Hahey,
‘Bob Ash of Port Moody. A) Singer:
of Sicamous; — Miss: Linda:
Riovesan «of Vancouver:
Barbara Maxwell of Vancouver:
Mr, and Mrs, Av-T) Cockrill and:
Barbara of Vancouver: Dr. and
Mrs. Lo. Capling, Suzanne and |
-Seott of Haney: ELL Warvis of:

Haney: J. Klein of Kelowna ;
Wayne: Norris of -Vangouver;
Constable and Mrs. T, Hewitt of

Haney sy Mr. and Mrs, J. Co Miller

of. Medicine. Hat. and. Miss Sue
Groenw ell of Hanev.

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illusion net was outlined with
seed pearls and she carried a
bouquet: of red ‘rosebuds and
stephanotis.. The bride’s~ only
jewellery. was. a. sterling locket,
gift of the groom. =

- The bride was attended by her

sister Miss: Norma Rossell:-as-

maid of honor and Miss. Janet
Rigby, sister of the groom, was
bridesmaid. The attendants were
identically attired in full-length
empire style gowns; Norma. in
deep pink and Janet, in blue peau
d’elegance,
flowers in their. hair, and: they
carried bouquets of. pink -and
white carnations. Mr. Shaughn
Strench, Victoria, .attended. as
best man. and Mr. James Guthrie
ushered the guests.

For her daughter’ s _ wedding
Mrs. Rossell chose a co-ordinate

-rosebuds. ‘The, groom's « ‘mother

‘Helyrood ‘House “where: “the
“Reverend J.M.: Wood “proposed
‘the: bridal ‘ toast.
For. her’ ‘going-aw y outfit
bride’ ‘chose a hot’ pink dress
under a purple fitted fur-trimmed

accessories. “Her. corsage was
pink and white carnations.

-and. Mrs. Rigby are. now:
“residence. at 515. Springtietd
Victoria. ©”

Out-of- town guests were | the
bride’s paternal grandfather Mr,.
Walter Rossell, Hamilton. On-
tario, and Mr.’ and Mrs. J. Eggie
and Mrs. and Mrs. F. ‘Causey,
Vancouver, and Mrs. S
New): Westminster, Mrs. L,
Leakey and: daughter Cynthia
and Miss Sue Adams. of Cedar.

with. matching.

coat and dress ensemble of petal.
pink, with white accessories, and |’
her corsage ‘was pink and white |
: grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.J.
in: _Amsterdam. co:
elegrams- were. ‘read. from. Mr h
and Mrs. Gaarnstroom,. -and also-
from. ‘relatives ‘in. “England | and.
Vancouver. “The bridegroom was -

+ chose a eoat-and dress ensemble | Gaarnstroom:

“in off-white, and her. corsage was.

the
coat, matching fur tam, and bone

+ Following a short honeymoon
at -Island:-Hall,. Parksville, Mr 2

- Peterson, :

full length bridal | gown of. lace
scallops of narrow lace at in-
tervals down the full length of the
gown and the traditional lily-

point sleeves. Tight fitted’ in
front, the fullness was in the back
of the skirt, which was split to
reveal tiers of tulle. which for-
med along train. She had bought
her dress. while. visiting her
grandparents in Amsterdam in
Holland during the summer. Her
chapel length veil was held with a
coronet of white’ 7es and lily of
the valley. ane she carried a
bouquet of pink carnations and
red rosebuds. Her “something
borrowed". was a white fur cape
belonging to Mrs. Tom. Michell.

Mrs. Linda Hodgson of. Vic-
toria, matron of honor, and Miss
Dianna Durrand, sister’ of the
bride, who was the bridesmaid,
were charmingly dressed in full-
length pink brocade skirts and
sheer pink blouses. They carried

dainty. bouquets of. pink
marguerites and pink rosebuds.
The best. man. was ~ John

Ferreira, and ushers were Neill
Cumberbirch, brother of the:
bridegroom, and Simon Kendall,
all of Victoria.

For the reception at Executive
House the. bride’s -mother
received wearing a coat dress of
beige boucle and French crepe:
Her hat was a gold and. brown
turban and she had brown. ac-
cessories.. Her. corsage was. of
Talisman roses. The
bridegroom’s mother was in a
‘princess style jacquard knit
dress of mint green; her hat was
of brown. net. veiling,..and her

accessories were in cocoa brown...

Her corsage was of yellow roses..
The bride’s table was centered
by. a three-tiered wedding cake

. topped with two turtle doves and

a pair of ‘‘diamond rings”. The

‘toast to the bride was proposed |
Davidson, a. long-time:
_friend of the family, and the toast

to the bridesmaids was proposed.

by J.W.

by «John. Ferreiri. -After «the

“ceremony pictures of the interior.
“of the church and the bridal party :

vere taken to send:to the bride’s

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fortunate. in having. his grand-

the wedding guests.

‘Leaving for their honeymoon in

“Hawaii the bride wore a charcoal
and:

white gardenia. The. newlyweds

| will make their home at 1162 Fort.

Street, Victoria.

Out-of-town guests included
Mr.and Mrs. J. Doyle and son |" =

Bruce of Nelson,..B,C.; Mr.and

Mrs, W; Durrand. with. Heather, :
“of Revelstoke,

Ken and’ Glen
B.C.. Mr. Mr. and) Mrs,, J.W.
Davidson, also of «Revelstoke:
and Dr. and Mrs,°G.L, Nanson
with Cathy, Jennifer and David,
of Vancauver, B.C. 0”

‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert.
Cumberbirch’ and = Mr. Charles, |.
Singleton, all of Victoria, among - 2

white cape suit with a.
tangerine’ blouse and white.
gaucho: hat... Her corsage was a.

Town Hall: Sidney, Bet,

therm its :

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state the aie,

“candidate |

WEEN TUE HOL Ro OF

Voting on polling day,

Roy em ft LIV $i (face ordinals

GIVEN 1 “eR MY
SEVENTEEN T i DAY Ue

TOWN OF SIDNEY
- NOTICE OF ELECTION

“PU I. te Nt TIC His hereby given to the plectors of the Town of é
Sidney that Lrequire the presence of the said electors at the
an MONDAY THE }
NOVEMBER 1970 AT THE Hoe ROF-TEN OC LOC KIN THE.
~ FORENOON for the, putpose af electing rer rsons lo represent

AL pe RMAN + “139 | (24 vacancies, ¢ ach for a2 year term
“ys Vacaney y te r an year term ‘

The mode of nomination of ewndidates shalt be as follows we

. Candidates shall be nominated in writing by two duly. qualified: :
sleators ofthe TOWN: The nomination-paper shall be delivered :
to the Returning Officer at any time between the date ofthis.”
notice and noon of the day ofromination The nomination-paper
nity be in the form prescribed in the | Manipal Act™ find shall”

residency and oceupation: of the person
“nominated in stl Homianner. as to sulfiwiony identify such
candidate. The nomination -paper shalt be fubseribed Wy hy the:

| Inthe eventol a poll be inst necesnary, such pol wil) be opened at
“the Town tall. Sidney, BC oon SATU ROAY THE RTH DAY fe) ae
DECEMBER 170 BETWEEN THE HOUTS OF B70) O CLOCK

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THE AP TERNOON AND SQ) OCC LOCK UN THE ART ERANOGON
jor those electors who expect Whe absent trara he own an
polling dat, or are for reasons of consemnce, prevented fray

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FIREMEN NEED

Mr. Barry Lawton
{Formerly with Chris Dresser
Roofing)
announces

Fire Chief. Hugh Loney of the opening of a
the Sidney-North Saanich
reported
four fire calls and 27 am-
bulanee calls. during the
period. between Sept. 9 and
Oct. 21

new firm

LAWTON
ROOFING

Turn-out gear for firemen
needs replacing and the Chief
recommends that funds be
budgeted by both
municipalities at this time. A
complete — outfit. comprising
coat. boots and helmet costs

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