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RECORD CROWD i\Kinettes Set : | are: president, Mrs. F, Daugherty:
; ; ; . i; vice-president, Mrs. T.: Sparling;
AT TEEN DANCE  |Convention Plans i secretary, Mrs. G. Aylard: trea-
a0 A record crowd attended the last May meeting. of the Sidney. Kin. ' surer, Mrs. W. MacNutt; registrar,
teen dance at the Mills Road Legion ette club was held at the home of ; ‘Mrs. jA. Moffoot; social convener,
‘hall, Mrs..A..G. Campbell, Amelia -Ave.! Mrs. J. Forge.
Door prizes, donated by the five- |. Six Kinettes planned to attend the | Mrs. T. Boyd was appolited bul-
cent toa dollar store, were won by | Kinsmen district. convention in’ Na: | letin editor and publicity convener.
Molly Duncan, R. Macdonald ‘and. K:.| naimo.-Mrsi'G.. Flint’ reported: a
Fielding. : profit of $31 from the. recent home
Spot’ prizes, courtesy of Cunning- “cooking sale |

auction of home preserves. helped
oe : ham Drugs, were won by 1, LaVerne.|: . A.donation was sent to the ‘Shower

swell the-convention fund. Refresh-

iments - were served and Mrs. OAL
Thomas” ‘and | D. Brown; . 2, ‘Diane | of Dimes. and. also a. contribution: to.j

. a the -d
Doherty and E. Tutte. | Moffoot won he door prize.

" Music was provided by the Twis-

Sanscha:
|" The election of officers for: ‘thet

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‘ters: All-further dances’ will | be an- ; 1961-62 term. commencing’ in Sep- ‘ | Mrs. Frank Stenton ae

fale = nounced in advance: —— _ _| tember was held. The: men aotueete New. President Of
' - ‘Rotary Anns Here

Fe . ' On Thursday evening the Rotary

Or Ed ti : : ‘ ie ; Anns of Sidney met at the home of

; a | Mrs. A. .W. Sharp, J. J. White Blvd.,

Se BODY WORK ‘|| for their monthly meeting at which

; Mrs. A. R. Spooner presided

* PAINTING . . . Officers elected for the new sea-

Following the business meeting:an |"

son are ‘Mrs. F. Stenton, president;
ook COLLISION REPAIRS ‘{| Mrs. F. Derry, secretary; Mrs. °T. |
Holloway, treasurer; Mrs. H. Daw-
| son, hostess.

It was the wish of members . pres- |
rent. that $10 be sent to assist in the

' Phone: GR 5-2012° : = — Beacon Ave., Sidney |} Salvation Army campaign.

—EEE———eeeeeeeeeeeeeee | After business matters had been
- NN | dealt with and the meeting adjourn-
ed, ‘a baby shower was given in hon-

or of Mrs. Eric Slegg. She was also
the recipient of a beautiful corsage.

refreshments. were served by the

season will be. held at the home of
Mrs. J. J.. Woods, Ardmore Drive.
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of federal civil ser vants to organize :
and negotiate wages.
‘It has always been a policy of the
Socialists, stated Mr. Poirier.
Chatterton - agreed. that his
cue would support’ the: :plea- an

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| before the house. ,

; Mr. Hahn: replied in the affirma- |

“| tive.:A héckler was advised . that his
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sard.

This. is: among the ‘recommenda.
tions of the. New Party," stated. Mr,
Hamilton.

; -ada’ Ss. ‘withdrawal??” he was asked.

clear’ ‘armament:: of: -NATO;"- Mr.
Groos’ declined : to’ offer: a. guarantee.

; - Unemployment: ‘is’ not: caused’ by.

- “When ‘the | “assis ance S. sought,
{then : ‘Canada’ ‘should: be, “prepared to
offer: it}? ‘suggested. Mr:: “Hamilton,

-A“Speaker : from’ Cordova ‘Bay ob-
‘served that ‘after-so- many questions
of a-national and international: flav-
or, he would bri ‘ing :the meeting: back.
‘to earth, with a local question...’

So Mr. ‘Chatterton: had: done. such’ ‘a,
| good: job. of getting. improved. mail|.
‘delivery. for: Royal.Oak; commented

‘aged: to:ask:. whether’, he - could now:
eecomplien: as, much: for. Coidova
Bay:

‘Mr, Chatterton promised every
effort. -

tl ranges See commento veer sop Seetetieninemeted + cpaeneente

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‘good . ccoreament: or-: bad . epee

‘the questioner, that-he: was encour- |:

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son and Mrs. H. G. Kennaird have |
returned” :to © their North Saanich

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS RISVIEW

eens ene ee ae. . Sore

1 ricia Bay Airport. His hobby. is skin
diving.
Mr..and Mrs. C. Chirovici of Mon- ;
treal spent the holiday weekend with |
Mr.. and. Mrs.. Jack. E. Bosher, Ad-

“MRS. W. J. WAKEFIELD. _ PHONE: GR 5.2214 ee | guest of. his friends, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. B. Nash,: Mrs. P; W. ‘Bel-

off} miral Road.
OWL fe | Wally Koster, TV star, was ‘a

Wednesday, May

1 RCN. (ret.) Sidney,
| Mrs. Walter Hemens,
Road, leaves this week

24, 1961.

‘Bazan - Bay
to visit her

| son Cpl. Stan Hemens, his wife and

grandson in France. Cpl: Hemens is
- stationed with the RCAF in Marvell.
| Before her return home,

ens will visit friends in England and:

Mrs. Hem-

; : latives. and friends in'‘Calgary and
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Sr., came Lyle Hess, Aldous Terrace,’ last | relatives. gary

‘ from England and first ‘settled -in | week. Mr. Koster who hag. his ows

| Kimberley, B.C., where Mr, Harvey TV show, ‘World of Music’’ Sunday ;

evenings, was a headliner ‘at the
was employed as a concentrator. at 8S, s

homes ‘after a’ motor holiday in Cal- the mine. They later moved to Rich- | Jaycee-Colonist exhibition on Mon-

ifornia.

weekend with her brother and sister- !
in-law’ Mr. and’ Mrs. Card, Shore-
acre Rest Home. Dr. and Mrs.
Lean are former residents of Sid- |

ney.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Moulton,

Road, spent the weekend with their |
relatives on Salt Spring Island.

Miss Pat Trotter of Calgary was :
a guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. C. Johnson, Fourth St.

during the. holiday weekend.

Among those from the Sidney dis- |
trict. seen “in the Victoria’ parade :
.were Sidney queen Miss Susan Gray

‘Mrs. McLean who “is teaching
; School at .Ceecee, B.C:;. spent the !

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| umber mill.On retirement he and visiting © his friends he managed to

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| mond where Mr. Harvey owned {a day, Tuesday and Wednesday. While

his wife’ came to Sidney to niake ‘work in-a little fishing and‘ also en-
their home. Mrs. Harvey was chosen | joyed touring the countryside. He
‘as Richmond's “good citizen in 1957 | ‘eft Thursday for his home in To-
She is a life member of the PTA and | Tonto. .
also the Red Cross. At the official; Mr. and Mrs. E. Jones, of Vic-
' opening of Oak Street bridge by | toria, formerly of Towner Park,
' Premier Bennett, she. was the lady | Were guests at the home of Mr. and
‘ chosen to cut the ribbon. Both Mr. | Mrs. C. Ward, San Juan Ave., last
1 and Mrs. Harvey have been active | week.
n Anglican church work and in their | Miss Adelaide Price, a student at
Spare time enjoy gardening. - . the University of British Columbia,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Poole are left on Monday for Banff where she

‘residence in the district, during the | Price is the daughter ‘of Mr. and

+ and princess Miss Mollett, members ;

of the girls ‘drill team ‘and Maurice
‘Collins and Bob Pettigrew with their
comic car.-A float was also entered

by the 4-H club.

: | Mrs. D. John and baby, Second |
After the gifts had been admired, Street, left for treland where Mrs.
hostesses. The final meeting for this | John’s father recently passed away.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Christian and :
their son and daughter, Lynn and Galiano Island after spending the
| Enid, Mills Road, spent the week- !
end in Vancouver.

; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gardner,
ELECTION | companied by their family, $
acre Road, will attend the gradua- !
tion exercises of their son, William
Lloyd Gardner at UBC on Friday.

_ Mr. and Mrs. T. Sparling, Mr. and‘
Mrs..G. Campbell, Mr..and Mrs: F.
Daugherty, Mr: and Mrs. W. S. Mc-.
Nutt, Mr. and Mrs. J. ‘S. Forge,
qi Mr.

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that a bill in this regard was already ; Mrs. G. Flint and WwW. Heitmann were

, Son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. A. 'W.

“and Mrs. ‘E. Beattie, Mr. and i Port Hardy. a few months - ago” and.

i last few months: Mr. Poole, who: is. Mrs. Charles E.° Price, Ardmore
associated: with’ the Sidney Tsaw: | Drive. -

wassen ferry~service, brought his} Mrs. W. Lloyd : Heseltine who
wife. and three. boys. from. Victoria passed away. on May 20 at. Sooke, ‘is:

to ‘settle at 1885. Dean. Park Road. a A sister .of Lieut..George Kirkendale,
Among their many interests is gard» | 2:2 --- —--—-—— -
ening. Kevin, their -eldest-.son,° xt-
tends Sansbury. elementary’ school. :
Mrs. A. Byford returned ‘to her aes ;
home on Oakland Ave., after visiting f
; friends in Vancouver.
_ Mr. and Mrs. O. Heys returned to

weekend with their daughter and

: Murphy, McTavish Road. Mr. and

"Mrs. Heys have been holidaying in | '
| California. | Dad’s

Ottawa.

,. Col, ‘and Mrs. R. oO.

Bruce and

Mrs. Charles F. Johnson of this dis-

trict, visited - “British
House on Regent: St.,
cently.

Mr.” and Mrs. Robert Hawk ‘of:

Columbia
. London, ‘re-

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- : The: infant son “of: Mr. er Mrs.’
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