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_ ACTIVE YEAR FOR SICK AND
_ VISITING COMMITTEE HERE —

- Mrs. L. :Swallow, member of
‘Fort Frances: Branch . No. 29
ee Royal Canadian ‘Legion Auxil-
siary,: Ontario, was welcomed to:
“the September meeting. of. the
“L.A. to Saanich. Peninsula Branch
: No. 37. : hy

“Mrs. Swallow. and her husband

: are now residing - in Sidney and.

. “both: look: ‘forward: to: working
with: the Legion in this area.

~~ Mrs. Av Reddish, president, was |.

“in the. chair, and ‘Mrs. J. S.-Gur-

_ = ton: acted “as Secretary for: the}.

“-oe¢easion.

Mrs.: R. Tutte. eaported a Busy:

summer “for. ‘the sick. visiting
committee, with 57. at Rest
~ “Haven, .36 at’the: DW.A,, 15 at}
Little: Paradise..'42. in. their. own

—_ -homes,. and. two funerals attend-:
*ed. One of these was that of a:

“Tate “member of the: branch, Mrs.
es on "Pitcher, fa former : Standard

Bearer © for: many . years. ‘Four.

-sympathy and two get-well cards

had. -been sent.

~The. convener. of the ‘catering
committee, . Mrs. K. Herrington,
reported ° “several - functions. . at-
tended. to. during ‘the .summer
months...

Mrs. -L: .B. Scardifield received
knitted. baby wear. and cash don-
ations towards the annual lay-
ettes and ‘asked’ the members to
bring ‘all -.contributions* to ‘the
October’ ‘meeting. for display.

THANKS FOR HELP:

~Mrs..J.. Molison, for. Sanscha,
thanked the ladies for their help
at the customary pop. and’ ice
cream booth on Sidney Day and
reported’ a very successful affair.
- The’ president . announced: a

‘Ladies’ “Auxiliary-: Zone Council |

meeting will be:held:in. Nanaimo
and plans. were made for our
delegates ‘to attend.”
Bran.ch. president, -L. E.. Y..
James, ‘spoke briefly to the: meet-

| proche Venables wedding, ‘recent-
ly, included* Mr.’-and ‘Mrs. Otto
Augustine, 100-Mile House, Albert
and: Walter: Giesbrecht, - Hudson

House, _ BC., and Mr.. and Mrs. ;

‘Jack -Buzzle-- and * Miss’ ‘Betty
Buzzle.

Mrs. S. L. Smith, New West-

minster, has been visiting her son

jand daughter.in- law, Mr. and Mrs.
S. D. Smith, Resthaven Drive.
Week-end visitors. with. Mr. ‘and |
Mrs. Smith were, Miss Daphne

ing and: ‘conveyed the thanks of ;
the branch for help given. by. the
L.A. in’ the Legion.booth ‘at .the
| recent Saanich Fair; Mrs. E, Bul-
lough had convened. this commit-
‘| tee’ and Mr. James: assured. the
ladies their ‘assistance was. inval-
uable.: Owing to the Thanksgiving.
holiday, the October meeting: will

:| be “moved- ahead . One”, week; to

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“tentative |
set ‘of by: laws ° which: had been
drawn up by.a special committee

iand discussed BY. the LA. “execu-
pi tive.”

These were further “discussed |

Out of town guests ‘at ‘the Gies-/§ ]

Smith and. Miss ‘Tone Hicks, both

from the : ‘mainland. moe
“Mrs. °° HH.  Bi: Kjelson of Ben-

‘gough: Saskatchewan; has recent-

‘ly arrived:to spend ‘several: weeks,

with her daughter’ and’ ‘son-in-law,

Mr: ‘and’ Mrs. S, D. Smith, ‘Rest:

haven. Drive.

. Miss “Olive Johnstone, of Wel-

ington, New Zealand; who is. on

a-flying trip around - the: world,

is the: guest. of «Capt...and ‘Mrs.
Dennis Carter, Third: Street, for
ten days. Miss. Johnstone will
visit New York, London, and the
|Far East before returning home.
| Mrs. R.: E.~Molohon, Henry
Avenue, has returned home’ from
Resthaven Hospital. -

“Miss Gail Gordon, Mainwaring
Road, recently spent’ a- weeks: vis-
iting -her.. sister: and - brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. 108 MeLennan,
of Burnaby.’ .

“Mrs: ‘Nora’ Kerr ‘has:
from:. her: -previous . home,’ north

of Edmonton, to: take -up tempor-
‘ary residence ‘with.’ her: sister,
Mrs. D.: Forge, Bazan Bay: Road.
~ Recent: visitors at. the home of
Mr. and Mrs.: J. Si: ‘Forge, Mar-

shall Road, were: Dr. and Mrs..C.
| Hampson, ‘of Edmonton, Alberta.’

and finally passed” for. ratifica-! During their visit, Dr. and Mrs.

tion by the Branch and Pacific
Command.

It was arranged ‘that flowers
will be placed:on‘the altar ‘of the
Veteran’s:. Hospital... Chapel ;..
memory of -a- former. member

|| Mrs. Alice Riches, who passed

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Hampson purchased a house on
‘the Peninsula with a view to re-
tiring’ here ‘in‘a few year’s time:

Mr.: and. Mrs.: J. H. Currie: and.
n | daughter, Barbara, “Towner: Park
Road, attended. the wedding. Of...
Miss Margaret ° Foreman, which
‘took. place on September 12: in
| Vancouver. mer

~ Mrs. A: Griffiths: and daughter;
Jean, have. returned to their home
‘on, Third: Street; cafter spending’
‘three’ weeks: visiting’ relatives ‘and.
friends. in. Saskatoon and Regina.
oo Mr. and’: Mrs: W.-M. ‘Sutton |:
have ° “taken up! residence’ inthe
“Apartments. New-
comers. ‘to™.the’ district; “Mr.-:and

: Mrs... Sutton. hailsfrom. Manitoba.

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» My. and! Mrs:. Se EL “Whitson, | of.|:

Prince. “Albert, “are. visiting: the.
home’: of: Mr: Whitson’s. parents,
Mr. ‘and. Mrs:°J..W. Bloor, Fourth,

ar rived

Wednesday, ‘Sentember 241 1966

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QUIET WEDDING IN SIDNEY CHURCH FOR —

| ANNETTE VENABLES AND PHILIP GIESBRECHT

Of interest in: Sidney was. the
recent marriage of Annette. Rose-
‘Mary Venables ‘and Philip David
Giesbrecht in the’.Four _ Square
Gospel. Church. in Sidney.

The’ bride - is: the. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Venables, of
Saanichton, and the groom is ine |
son -of Mr..and Mrs...David. Gies-
brecht, of Hudson: ‘Hope, B.C.

Vases. of pastel colored gladioli
decorated the church for “the
double-ring. ceremony. Rev. T. W.
Chapman . officiated. -He was
assisted. by Rev. Irene. Smith... ~

The great-aunt of the. bride,
Mrs: H. Stammers, was respon-
sible for the floral arrangements
in both church and reception hall.
Decorations followed a white and |

| pink. them theme.

THEY ALL a
‘LOST THER |
GLASSES

“it°could have been the election,
the = Weather, . perhaps’ just. co-in-
cidental, but . whatever the cause
a “surprising number of ‘indivi-
duals: in the locality-were feeling
their way. about with some diffi-

culty during the: early aes ll of |
last: week.

Among. the

been found and might be claimed

fate the: office of The ‘Review. -”

By. ‘noon ‘the following day no
ess: than’ eight.enquiries ’: had

[been received. :All:were from peo-. ees

ple ‘who’ had - lost: their . glasses.
The publicity « ‘had achieved: its
purpose : When ‘Within hours: the

bi-focals in: the. star-studded | -blue

case were: claimed. by the ‘tight:
ful’ “owner. a, :

Mr... ‘and: Mrs.” we “Orehara, “past |

Saanich : Road: Mr: and Mrs..'D.::
Alexander ‘have now: taken :.up
‘residence in: the. United: States: in.
‘North: Carolina: Mr: Alexander is’

-attendin; Chapel . Hil: University

to:.take*his. -Master’s degree in |
mathematics. Mrs. Alexander. is

“working ‘in? ‘the: ‘hospital: Jabora-

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‘Given in marriage by her fath- .
er, the bride made her own gown +
‘of a shimmering: white material,

empire . style, floor-length.. with
lily-point’. sleeves.. Her. veil ..was
of delicate silk illusion with white
rose decoration bouffant style and
fell to ‘her -waist.: Her. jewellery

was a crystal necklace, “She car- |.

ried: a white bible topped with a
large orchid and streamers.

MAID OF HON OR

“The bride’s ' sister, . Lynnette,
was maid of honor, and her cou-
sin, Dorothy Jean. Gessner, was
the bridesmaid. They both made
‘matching dresses of delicate pink
brocade’ and wore headdresses of
soft pink veil -with a rose:of dress
ipatertal., They - both - had ‘white
| bibles topped with. pink roses and
| streamers. : a

Albert: Giesbrecht. was best man
for’. his — brother. ‘Ushers. “were
Walter Giesbrecht and Richard
Guthrie: 95°

‘During the ceremony and” sign-
ing« ‘Of. the: register, ‘Ralph’ Meeks
sang. “Because”: -Mr.: Meeks sang

jthis same song at’ the wedding

of. the bride’s ‘parents, . 25 years
ago. .™

:Mr.. ‘Meeks. .was also master of |
ceremonies at the: reception: in

St. Paul's. United | Church . Hall,
‘Malaview ‘Ave. :

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” Steve Salaga,. the bride’s uncle,
proposed the toast to the: bride.
Mrs: Grace : Augustine, friend”
of the bride’s family. from 11-Mile
House, sang “Bless. this House’’
at‘ the reception. ar

THREE-TIERED CAKE.
The bride’s mother made. the
three-tiered: ‘wedding ‘cake, which -
was. topped’ with’.a_ bride and”
“| groom. The table was decorated
| with roses and pink and white
tapers. Guests’ tables -featured
lace table cloths, roses and white
| bes.

| The bride made her going-
away outfit, a fitted coat of beige |
with dress in tones: of brown,
orange and yellow, topped with a.
lovely: brown ‘and gold. feathered .-
| hat, dark = brown purse, shoes,
| gloves and ‘scarf. ; .
; . The couple will. reside. in’ Sid-
ney. ‘upon their: return from. their
[h honeymoon.

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