EMPIRE GAMES FILM ENJOYED
AT SIDNEY ROTARIANS’ DINNER

‘The Sidney Rotary. Club had:the dian

Broadcasting Corporation.

- privilege of viewing the. exciting | This was the film’s premiere on

film ‘of the 1954: Empire Games at
the regular. meeting at the. Sidney

; - Hotel on July 13.

Past President Frank Stentor. in-
. troduced Austin Goward, of © the
public: information service of. B.C.

‘Electric «Company,

-.- “explained. that -the film to
shown, ‘though taken by. amateurs,
was. produced and edited by his
company,- with opening and closing
"ceremonies. supplied by. the Cana-

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The color photography was mag-
nificent. Highlights of all the
major events were |shown with a
thorough - coverage. of swimming,
diving; cycling, pole vaulting and
track finals. ‘The “‘mifacle mile”
was filmed from: start to dramatic
‘finish!

On behalf of President W.. J,-
Wakefield’. and «club » ‘members,
George Rodgers thanked Mr. Go-
ward: for this memorable evening.
-Six members of the Victory Ro-
tary Club, Ted Brand, Phil Chan,

_|Jock McKay, Ralph Snider, George

Turner. and. Harold: Elworthy were’
on hand to enjoy the film and to

.|join with the club in wishing Ro-

tarian Richard E. Gile a happy
birthday.

LUCKY
Rufus—Did you hear about the
man who was murdered last. night
for his money? °
Goofus—Yes.. “Wasn’t. it lucky
that he didn't have a cent on him

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TELEPHONE:

D. A. Von Valkenberg, Edmon-
ton, Alta., is a holiday visitor with
his parents, .Mr. and Ms? 2 Von
Volkenberg, Queens Ave..

Mrs. John Foster, Toronto, visited
at the home of her cousin. Mrs. F.
E. Collin, Third St.; last week.

Mr..and Mrs. A..Von Volkenberg,
Queens Ave., have as their guest,
their daughter,.Mrs. W.. Quigg, of
Long Beach, Calif.

Mrs. D, Cameron, Manitou, Man.,
was a visitor at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. R. Lawson, McTavish
Road, this week:

Sgt. J. I, Elliott and Ptes. A.
Trombley, W. Crosdale, of the Can-:
adian Scotish (Princess Mary’s)
have returned home following a
10-day training period ‘at Camp
Sarcee, near Calgary, Alta.

Mr. and Mrs. R. Marshall, of
Vancouver, have. returned. home
after a two-week visit with Mr. and
Mrs, “H.’ Straubel, Queens Ave.

*Week-end visitors at the home of.
Mr. and’ Mrs.. H. Straubel, Queens
Ave.; were’ Mr.. and Mrs. Olie Roose,
formerly of Broadview, Sask., and
now of Victoria, B.c. .

Mr, and Mrs. Robert: Taylor,
Princeton, .B.C., were recent ‘guests

of Dr. and Mrs. J, D. Butler,
Fourth | St.. os ; :
Mrs. .A. Bateman and Miss. E,

Ralston, ‘of Bradford, Ont. ‘are
guests at: the.home of Mr. and Mrs.

| AcH, Griffiths, Third St, this week.

_Mrs, J. N. Gordon and- children,
Lochside Drive,. accompanied by
Lynn Watson, Patricia. Bay High-
way, spent :last week camping - at
Miracle Beach, near - Campbell
River.

2 W. ‘Tomlinson, New: Westminster,

‘|has joined his family in ‘Sidney,

where . they. will : holiday: cat. Mrs.
Tomlinson’s parents -home; Mr.: and.

°| Mrs. ‘G.-A..Cocrhan; Second St:

Mr, : and: “Mrs. Jv. Shouldice,

: 2 Sarnia, Ont, “were guests : of » Miss: ff
| Jean Griffiths, Third St., last week. f Eaton’s Sta
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Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Stepherison,
New Westminster; Mr, and Mrs, K.
Highman, Edmonton, are visiting
friends and relatives in Sidney and
are ‘guests at. Cedarwood Bunga-
low Court.

Mrs. M. ‘Tuffin, Bristol, ‘England,
spent a few days last. week. as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bosher,
Third St...

Const, TA. Cormack, R.C.M.P.,
Powell River, arrived on Sunday to
spend a holiday at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cor-
mack, Second St. :

Mrs, Martin and her son. were
visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. Kimmerley, Leal Road, last
week.

Mrs. E.. Vickerman, West Saanich
Road,. is a patient in Rest Haven
hospital, where she is recovering |
from a major operation.

Miss Bea Martin, of Edmonton, a
former member of the staff of the

- {Dominion Experimental Station, is.

a visitor in-the area. Miss Martin
has.been spending some time with
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Adamson,
Amity Drive, while visiting friends
in the district.

Mrs. J. Thomson has returned to.
her Dencross Terrace home, follow-.
-ing. a. holiday-in. Vancouver... .

Miss Caroline Leach, West Van-
couver, is visiting her - grand-
parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. Leach,
Dencross Terrace.

Rev. and. Mrs. E. Slater, with
their daughter, Diane, of Seattle,
are holiday visitors at ‘the home: of
Rev. .Slater’s. parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. H. Slater, Shoreacre Road. ©
*. Mrs. C. Young, Moose Jaw, Sask,
was a.recent visitor at: the Home
of -her. .brother-iri-law: and sister,

Mr,. and. Mrs: A. M. Mia®, Den-

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‘Anaval Picnic

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‘and - re
gallery -twere « “feature”

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A ‘merry-go-round, live pony rides
shooting :
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former. resident. of. ‘All: Bay Wednesday. ‘afternoon, . at. ‘the: T:

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FATHER OF LOCAL
MAN SUCCUMBS
IN HOSPITAL

Frank I. Owen, father of Gwynne
M. Owen, West Saanich Road, suc-

|.cumbed to a -serious illness in Rest

Haven hospital. on. Saturday, July
16. He had been a patient zOr
several weeks. ;

‘He leaves. his widow, Mrs. my
Mary. Owen, Douglas St., Victoria,
his son and. grandchildren, . ;

Last rites ‘ were “observed from
Holy. Trinity church, Patricia Bay,
on. Tuesday. afternoon, when Rev.
Roy Melville . officiated. Inter-
ment followed in:the church ceme-

“| tery, Sands Funeral Chapel, Sid-

ney, was in charge. of arrangements.

used each year at the annual event.
LOTS OF ‘FUN

There were 17 racing events and |
a quiz contest for members of the
25-year club, 20 of whom entered.
In the evening, Mrs. Gwen Downes
entertained with a puppet show
which delighted both young and

Murray Davidson was picnic-
chairman and Peter Muirhead was
master. of ‘ceremonies. William
Gilmour. was head starter and D.
Forrest, M.- Peterson and A, Hum-
phries assistant starters. . Judges
were J. Pollock, K: Jones and A.
Logan, Mrs. W. Gilmour, Mrs.: A.
Leith and Mrs. W. Carson Presented
the ‘prizes.

ATOMIC REACTORS
FOR SCOTLAND

Four atomic reactors are. to be
erected near Annan in Dunmfries-
shire, Scotland on a site previously
used as an airfield, it was announc-
ed recently by. the UK. Atomic
Energy. Authority.

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Christening At
French Chapel

At a baptismal ceremony on Sun-
day, July 3, in the Protestant
Chapel, R.C.A.F. Station, Marville,
France, the Rev. R. P. Condon, of
the United Church of Canada, of-
ficiating, the infant son of F/O and
Mrs. A. E. McKay and grandson
of: Mr. and Mrs, Andrew McKay,
‘Dean: Park Road, received the
names Andrew Alexander.
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Donations to Sidney and North
Saanich Volunteer Fire Depart-
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acknowledged by fire committee
chairman, Cmdr. F. B, Leigh: ,

List of donors.is as follows: Mrs.
W. McRobbie, B. C. Walker, Mrs.
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