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MORE ABOUT
HUGH GARDNER |

(Continued from Page One.) -

oe - “University: of Saskatchewan: when

. the: Second World: War broke out.

He enlisted in’ the R.C.A.F. and

trained :as a navigator. . His : ele-
“.mentary training was at various

-gtations:in. Canada...

overseas :and.. completed” ‘his: dn-
struction: in England.:

wos After’. the: cessation of hostili-:
* ties the: Sidney: airman’ held’ the

rank of: Fit.-Lieutenant. - He. -re-

*~mained:in: England attached to the:
“ol pepatriation organization until: late
.o. dn 1946,

, Upon’ his: return: to Can-
. ada he ‘attended the University of
‘British Columbia where he. com-
-pleted. his studies. ~

Mrs. : Gardner . comes from
Hampshire, England, and. met her
husband ‘while .she. was. serving
in. the. W.A:A.F. as an N.C.O.
They. are.now. living. on Bazan

mos Bay: ‘Road, Saanichton.

- WIN PRIZES IN-
COSTUME BALL |

Major..and “Mrs.* L. By Scardi-.

“field, of::Third. St.,-.were. highly

F : acclaimed at the. 1.0.D.E.: ‘ ‘dance
oo Ons Saturday,:

May °-13. “Major

/" Seardifield: was dressed as Little.
“- Bo-Peep: and. Mrs. Scardifield as

‘Cinderella.:: They »: gained the
:. “prizes ’for: the“ best- dressed :nur-
a Sey” ‘rhyme ‘characters...

2" "ht “Second: prize :in the same ‘cate=|:
“sy gory. went -to’Mr..and Mrs. J. D:

~ MeNiece,. who. depicted. Jack and
“Jill” Mr. and Mrs. H. Drew: were

. Canadian: Rockies Notes
Canadian Flowers ene:

7 tastes... “Priced from...

| "BLENDED, ABeoz,

! Inthe course’:
“of. his « ‘training he was posted

‘much |

of. ss estat Jones.

‘Princess: Nowe 5 da shececeecaetcestecie

eras 48-07. | tin...

VICTORIA LADY
PASSES IN SIDNEY

Miss Pearl. Grayston, of Vic-
toria, was called-by death in: Sid-

‘!ney. on Thursday; May 18...’ She
‘}was the step-sister of Mrs. A. -C.

Carbol, of Beacon’ Ave.,: Sidney.
She had been..in -ill: health. for a:
considerable “time. and’ failed “to
recover from a’ serious. operation:
A. native of. Alberta, Miss ‘Gray-
ston was 65 -years: of: age and had
lived ‘in -Victoria for. ‘the: past: nine
years."

Besides » Mrs. - Carbol,- left to
mourn, are two step- sisters, ‘Mrs...
XK. Minow, in Vancouver, and Mrs.
G._A. Grayston, of. Victoria.

“Funeral. services: were: held. ‘at
McCall Brothers’..Funeral Chapel,
on Monday, May. 22.: Paston E..: W.
Robinson officiated. Interment
followed in Ross Bay Cemetery.

TELEPHONES IN COAL MINES

‘A. radio telephone installation
has been, set up, in a Welsh open-
cast coal mine, which gives com-

‘plete executive control over four

square

miles of
COUNTRY. ;

“mountainous

- Canadians ate three times. as
ice cream in 184° as: in
1939.

awarded © third - prize for their

‘costume: of Simple Simon and the

Pieman.
Among the various other. prizes

went to'C.. Marborough.

‘The dance’ was in aid of raising |!
funds-“for’: the children’s “play-
ground, presented by. the Knights

SIDNEY,

“| to’ Toronto ‘to. visit: her’ daugh-,

sn fe |
. Lt re ..50e

won: was: the door prize chien |

: “leave. Thursday. ‘and: will. ‘travel -

‘Wl guest’ of her brother, J
Seventh, Street, -

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

In and | —-
AROUND TOWN.

Continued from Page 2.

~

Road. Business matters were dis-:
‘cussed andplans. are being made

for:a.bazaar to-be held at-a-later
date. Refreshments: were ‘served.
by the hostess. and. ner mother,
‘Mrs. Milsap. » : °

‘The Angitesn Girls’ Auxiliary,

‘under ‘the’ leadership: of Mrs:: H.
-G. Horth,: entertained ‘at a mother.

and daughter banquet. recently at
the. home. of.. Mr. ‘and” Mrs. 'G.
Gray, Second . St.
in addition to mothers, were: Miss
Jane Leigh, Miss: Evelyn Gwynne,
president. and secretary -respec-
tively of the Evening Branch;
Mrs. P. Brethour, Rev. and Mrs.
R. Melville and Mrs. Lillian
Goodwin, diocesan girls’ leader.
The president of the Girls’ Aux-
jliary, Frances. Forge;
the guests. Mrs. Goodwin’ pre-
sented several badges for church-
manship, Bible study;  dorcas,
cooking and social service, .to
those who had earned them. She

“spoke also of the meaning of the.

“Ring .of Honor”. presented. to
Elisabeth Bosher ast’ month. A

very happy hour of ‘games: and |’

music*.then ensued. The evening
was. brought - to. a close by the
singing of: taps. |

* “

’ Mr, ‘an Mrs. L. King, Kings

end with. friends in Vancouver. —
. ;

‘Mrs. Ww. Wood: Sixth: St,

|: Merritt,’
home this” week after. being the .

-Honor:: guests

welcomed.

week-end.

Road, returned by plane Sunday | of ‘Mr.:and Mrs. George Cochran,
evening after spending the week- | Jr., received the names Jennifer

has England.

, staying with their ‘mother, Mrs.

W. 4H. Lutz, Shoreacre Road.
Rev: and “Mrs. T Keyworth

’ and small daughter, Caroline, of:

-BC., are ‘returning

guests.of Mrs. Keyworth’s moth-
pety Mrs. D. Craig, Second Street.

Among. . other social functions

held. for. Mrs: L: King before her.

departure. from ‘the ‘district, was
a.tea held at the home of Mrs. M.
Andrews, East Saanich: Road, on
Monday: afternoon. © |

mo * be

Mr. and’Mrs. A. Hopkins, Thira

Street, will reside in the’ home of:

Mr. and Mrs.. A. H. Griffiths: ar
ing their absence. a
* ee *
Mrs..G. D. Norbury and her
small daughter travelled by plane
1 to Vancouver on Tuesday, May 16,
and returned Sunday to their home
on Queens Avenue.
Mrs. E. A. Bruce, Wildflower
Road, returned by plane after en-
joying the week-end with: her
daughter, Mrs. Forsyth, in Van-
couver, :
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Dorothy Shillitto ‘arrived from-
Vancouver to spend a month with
her. parents on. Lochside Drive.

Kenneth Shillitto, Dencross Ter-
race, an employee’on the C.P.R.
boat Nootka, arrived home™ last

ee rr ae

On Stnday, May 7,-the eeughter

Louise at St. Andrew’s Anglican
Church, in Eccles, Lancashire,
John Wilkinson, Mrs.

been ‘confined to her. bed ‘this past | Reece, sister. of Mrs. Cochran, and

Musical: Society.
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“Wm. Ferguson, “West Saanich

“| Road,. is -visiting his son; Donald,
at Brentwood, for a afew. days.

mo

Mr. aad; Mrs: Richard ‘Wood

daughter will take. place.on June
33." Mr.«Wood: is ‘a: member of. the
Patricia ‘Bay’ Airport.

“Alex . “Warrender, of - CO Nictoria:

a ‘Manager..of the: Sidney: branch-of
‘the Bank of, Montreal mary years

ago; :was-a “visitor ‘here: on: Mon-.
day: of. this. week. :

“Louis. Henne, at. Winnipeg, + was'|.

a:guest® of -Mr;.-and: Mrs...A:: A.
Cormack; Second Street; last week.

eMr.: -Henne; : cousin ; of :Mrs...Cor-
“mack; has: been: holidaying-in Cali-
fornia : -and:‘en: route..to : his. home,,
fi f

. day; where. she will spend.
reek wit

ter; Jean.’ Mr... Griffiths “will
_through © the’ States’ to: ‘Toronto;:
“where "Mr, -andMrs: ; Griffiths
ill: bay. for. the Summer: ‘months.

Stewart Smith. “was a guest. of:
‘his brother’. and \‘sister-in-law,:
-Mr:-and’ Mrs. ‘Don: Smith,::Sev-:
-enth. Street,’ Jast. week.:

» Miss. Alice Androws: arrived: re.
cont” from setae to’ be’ the
» Andrews;

a rn ee
oe Mrs: ‘Ian Murray, California, anid

Mrs, W. Runge, of Edmonton, are:

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have left by. motor for Lethbridge;
‘Alta.,.where.the marriage-of: their

department . of transport. statt at.

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week. and ‘may have to. undergo | Marion Cochran : by proxy,. were
an-operation shortly:. Mrs. Wood | chosen’.as godparents:
is a member of. the North Saanich | the christening ceremony, approx-

Following

|imately 30 guests were present at
a‘tea held at the home of Jenni-
fer’s. grandparents, Mr. -and Mrs.
F. D. Webb. :
s * a

; Mrs. M. B. ‘East and: Mrs. | W.
Nichols, .: Amity. Road, were: co-
hostesses’ at .a farewell tea given
Tuesday * evening, May 16,- in
honor. of ‘Mrs: L. King’. Kings Rd.
‘Mrs. W.: ‘Kemp assisted. in. serv-
ing. ’'-Invited.- guests -were:: _Mrs.
Le King, : Mrs...S: King, Mrs. ‘M:
‘Litwin, Mrs... K. Ritchie, Mrs.: H:}
Clarke, Mrs. A: Biggs, : Mrs. Fisher;
Mrs. :E. Detleveson; Mrs. I. Wil-
son; Mrs. A. Fido, ‘Mrs. .N.. Pease,
“Mrs.:-J.. Gaull; :Mrs.- W:: Beswick,

of ‘Mrs:.:.Ralph ; ‘Marshall and. ‘Mrs.

Ron, Marshall. mR ie :
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© Approximately ‘50 ‘couples’: iat

‘tended ¢ ‘the.“old-time . dance: held

Saturday night at.the Patricia ‘Bay'|

lounge’ :-which.was*: decorated. ‘in

ning, ‘Lieut: Be “Owen: .won?.a
-|-spot- light. dance: “prize: ‘which: was.

: enjoyed, thi
vening and: ‘are: ‘looking forw
da

nament’\for the: Up-lsland

‘cham onship, be “held:

Qualicum “Beach: golf :
20; 26;. 29" 2

orton,’ of » Vancouver, isa;
guest: ‘of? his”: brother-in-law’ and
sister; “Mr.-and* Mrs, .Wm.:

ton “Tatlow. Road.

was. eld at ‘the ‘hore’ of :Mrs, Ry
'B. Crombie,’'3350: Uplands. Road,

‘A: fashion: show. with. the’ summer

‘sented: under: the auspices“of the

hood,,. in connection with. .a. tea,
‘Approximately : 150° ‘invited: guests
-were:present.::-This is the: first: of.
‘two shows to'be held’ annually’ by
this designer,

ds a ‘graduate of North Saanich

SEE Tan aensee

Ak ‘recent event of wide ‘interest q

‘Victoria, on. Wednesday. (May. 17). | §
‘collection® of: “Colpitts,”.. Was:-pre-:

chapter :A.A,. of the P.E.O. Sister-'| ff

Mr, Colpitts, who|#

Entertains.

JERRY. GOSLEY

. Jerry Gosley, i
was enthusiastically’ greeted at}

from_ Victoria,

the Ladies’ Night show. of the
Canadian Legion, Saanich Penin-
sula. branch, No. 37,° He gave two

turns. at the Mills Road hall on
Friday, May 19, the. first depict-

coast. and including his own ren-
dering of “Coconuts.”: A ‘second
act showed: a lady in love. with
symphony. - Both .-were highly.
popular with the audience.

The entertainment opened. with
community. singing under the
leadership . of. Bill James’ power-
‘ful voice. R. Neville Shanks pre-
sided at the piano. ‘Miss .Vera
Charlesworth was loudly applaud-
ed for her two songs, “The Lass
With. the Delicate Air’. and
“Morning.” Al. Cormack, in very.
good form, sang two songs.

dridge, - accompanied by: Howard |
Vine. at the piano, sang ‘several |. . 2°.
popular numbers and.Theo Over-|- °° ’

man. told of Albert at Runcorn E

F . The ever-popular - Frank. Al- ; ;

Ferry.
At. the lose: of . the program

‘Marcel Chappuis - presented | cor- F -
sages to: Miss -Charlesworth and: Bo

| Mrs. Chappuis.

ec

high school, started: his ‘art career

under ‘the guidance of: Victor Mott,’ :

a® well-known: ‘Victoria: ‘designer.
On ‘completion: of ‘that course, Mr..
Colpitts::spent’: two . years. “in‘San.
| Francisco: attending classes: at: the’

. Rudolph ‘Schaeffer school: of: de=

‘Sign.:’:-He returned ‘to Victoria last
fall: and opened a, shop: of: -ready-
‘to-wear “and: custom: designing
‘Clifton: Colpitts: is: the. “son: of Mr.

‘Winnipeg, are spending
their hone ‘moon -visitin

"| MeTavish -Roac Sees.

ing an Englishman on the Pacific’ 5

aes” eek er ii,

_Saanichton Pioneer

|Called By Death
“Member ‘of a noted Saanichton
pioneer family, Mrs. Lottie Louise
‘Stewart, of Victoria, was.called by
death on Tuesday, May 16. ‘Born

in Saanichton 69 years. ago, Mrs.
Stewart was the ‘daughter’ of the

late. Mr. .and Mrs. ‘William . Tur-.

“| goose. * |.
Mrs. Stewart. married Robert M.

Stewart, who: survives her at the
family. home in. Victoria,.in. Au-:

| gust, 1906, at St. Stephen’s Church,

Mount Newton Cross -Road.. Mr.:

and ..Mrs. Stewart then’ went. to
live in-the Portland: Canal district.
Mr. Stewart was active in the
founding of the :town which today
bears his name: Later ‘the family

. pride.

Home Truths--No. 88

Our sincere congratulations. to the Chairman
and Members’ of the. Building Committee. of
Sidney .Unit 302, Army, Navy and ‘Air Force
Veterans, on: their splendid achievement in

* the completion of the magnificent permanent. ,
Headquarters. on Fourth’ and Beacon.
wish them :a wonderful,GRAND OFFICIAL

.; OPENING ‘on Saturday next.

ample that Sidney is soaring ahead with civic ||
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SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Thursday, May 25, 1950,

returned to Victoria, where they
have lived for many years.
Besides her husband Mrs. Stew-

‘art is survived by a daughter, Mrs, ©

Denis (Sheila) Hagar; anda son,
Wardlaw B.. She. also leaves her

daughter-in-law, Mrs. Marie Stew-’ .
-art,. of. Victoria.

Her.son,: the late
Lieut. Douglas B. Stewart, B.E.M.,
was: killed .on active’ service in
Germany with the Canadian Scot-
tish, in 1945...Two sisters survive:

Mrs..W. D. Michell.and Mrs. R. D-:
(Carrie) Pope, both of Saanichton, ©
Funeral services were held. a .

Hayward’s _ Funeral . Chapel .
Friday,’ May .-19.. Interment fol.
lowed’ in Shady ‘Creek Cemetery,

at the Stewart family plot.

‘In 1947, latest year or record,

2,366,456 Canadians paid income
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