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Organization’ of Sidney and North Saanich travelled by bus to
Garibaldi Park and back on May 13. Lunch was obtained at the
Chieftain Hotel in Squamish and the group had dinner on’ the. Horse-
shoe -Bay - Nanaimo ferry on the return trip. Although several

., the = photograph,

~ members of the party were in the 85-90 bracket, all are reported

to have thoroughly enjoyed their tour-which did not coviclude nil

arrival back in Sidney at 10:30. p.m. the. same day, Identified in

taken

MeKeoghan,» Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Skinner
outing is understood to be on June] to Centennial

in Squamish, are. Mrs.

-Ed Briggs, Mrs,
and Mrs. McLeish. Next

Park in Saanichton.

Rae Burns Dance

‘Students Examined

-. Students... of . the Rae -Burns

Dance School of Sidney. were giv-

en The Royal Academy of Dancing’

Children’s Examinations in San-
scha Hall on May 16. The ex~
aminer this year was Miss Ruth
Carse from Edmonton. a
~ Results of the children were:
Primary; Tessa Drost, Pass
Plus, Janet Day, Commended,
Victoria Hay, Commended, Jo-
anne Harrison, Pass Plus.

_ Grade 1; Lorelei Swanston,
Pass, Barbara Roberts, Pass
Plus, | Laurel Douma, Com-
mended, Colleen Smith, Com-

; mended, Heather. Day, Honours.

Grade 3; Karen . Guilbault,
-Pass, Christine Heywood, Pass
Plus, Elizabeth Cowley, Pass
“Plus, Sheila Marshall, Com~

CANDIDATE.
VISITS MAYNE

; Conservative - candidate for
‘Nanaimo, ‘Cowichan and the Gulf

Islands, - paid .a .short. visit to.
* Mayne Island Friday, -May 24,

‘He met a number of people and
talked to them. Later he hopes
to pay a further visit.

“ Conservative candidate, Jef-..

frey: Brock is a native son of
British Columbia. Most of his
life has been spent in the Royal

-» Canadian Navy: He was request-- -

ed by the local association : to
_ come back to B.C. to be a cand-
idate for this riding. He re-

tired three: years ago as: Rear.

Admiral.
At present he is living near
_ Halifax, Nova’ Scotia but is ex-

_pecting to move back perman--

ently to British Columbia in the
near future... ~

. North America has over 1
billion acres of productive forest

land.

. satisfaction

mended,
mended,
Grade V;.Anne McMartin,

Janice Peake, Com-..

-Commended, Mary-Jane Cowley,

Commended, Michele McMartin,

‘Pass Plus.

Over ‘the past 2 years, the.
increase in number of studenis
taking examinations in Canada
permitted a Board of. Canadian
Examiners to be set up. Re-
presentatives of thisboardalter-
nate yearly with examiners from
the R.A.D. headquarters in Lon-
don.

Quotations read from a letter
written by Dame Margot Fon~
teyn de Arias, D.B.E., President
of the R.A.D.. and considered
pertinent were; Oe

“The — teachers. theniselves
welcome: the reassurance that is
brought. by. our-examiners, who
travel all -over~ the world, that.

their teaching ‘is up to a certain -

high standard.» But some people
may ask what is the point of

children entering examinations |

at all, To’ my mind, the “niost

: important point is - the. sense of:

achievement, plus a pride and
in: the: mastery of
their own limbs. Theyalso learn
to understand and respect the art
of ballet and feel-an added con-~
fidence’ in themselves because

they are learning to move with -

grace and co-ordination.

The Royal Academy of Danc-
ing is not a.school; it has .no
pupils... It works in co-oper-
ation but has no actual connection

with the Royal Ballet Company. -

It is a non-profit making organ-
ization devoted ‘solely to raising
teaching standards and .helping
“to give children as “much as

possible of genuine and lasting —

value. through the. art. of danc~
ing.”’ ,

with another boat until his reg-
ular water taxi.is repaired. We
are glad: to: hear Bob and his
passengers ‘are none the worse
for their experience.

Lay service was held at St.

MAYNE:

“By ELSIE BROWN

There was lots of, activity on
the island over the long week end |
with ferries filled to. capacity
to handle the large numbers of
passengers travelling to all the
islands. .

‘absence of Rev. H. Dunster who
is presently in charge of serv~
ices... Taking part was Mrs.
Nancy Jones, Thomas Jakeway,
Ken Jakeway and-Mrs, Jakeway
at the organ. We are indebted
to the Jakeways for. their in-
valuable assistance at the serv-
ices.. Mrs. Ivy Slinn provided
the flowers for the altar.

We.are saddended by the pass~

-ing of our long time resident
John “Jimmy’’ Neill at. Lady
Minto Hospital last week. He
was granted his wish that he
tbe able to live out his Hife at
“Happy Home" overlooking Act=
ive Pass. He would have been
95 in June. He will be greatly
missed by all his island friends.
Funeral service was held at St.
Mary Magdalene Church Tues-
day, May 21, at 9:30 a.m.

Mr. and Mrs. George Slinn of
“Sunshine Cove’? have returned
after spending ten days with their
daughter and son-in-law and fam-
ily, Mr. and Mrs. D. Ferguson
of Kamloops.

Arbutus Lodge, Bennett Bay,
is under new management. The
new owners are Mr. and Mrs,
G. Ducklow o: Toronto, Mrs.
Gladys Grayson and Mr. Hoff-
man of Seattle. Open House will
be held next Saturday at 8 5.m.,
June 1, Everyone is welcome.
Former owners, Al and Valerie
Baldwin, will be making their
home on Seaview Drive, Bennett
Bay. We are ¢lad to hear they
plan to remain on the island.

Most of the property owners
worked harder than they do in
the city to make summer homes
Ship-shape for the coming sea~
son, The weatherman couldhave
provided warmer weather but
blue skies are promised for later
on Happy Week-ending to every~
one.”

Among those over for the holi-
day week end were the David
Laidlaws, the John Benistons of
Lighthouse Point, the Stu Frys,
the Ray Cheeks and the Jack
Curries of Cherry Tree Bay, the
Don Gladmans, the Al Patchetts,
the Thompsons, the Dolls, the
Mundies and the Murdochs down
Bayview Drive.

Welcome to new property own~
ers, Mr..and Mrs, Arthur Wahl
of White Rock who have been
clearing their land at Oyster
Bay.

Don Viguts, Dickson Road, has
left for Pine Island Light Station
where he will be relieving for
several months. Staying with
Gertie in Don’s absence is
daughter, Dorothy Newfield, and
young children Penny and Donald.

Bob Sauerberg's water taxi
is in dtydock for repairs after
hitting a submerged log just out
of Port Washington last week.
Tt is business as usual for Bob

Mary Magdalene church in. the

FAMILY FUN
DAY LOOMS

Family Fun Day at Saanichton
on. Saturday,

Saanich Agricultural Society.as
an important event in its Cen-
tennial celebrations.

Events. for the entertainment
of young and old alike will com-
mence at 9.30 a.m, and continue
into the evening when an all-
candidate federal election meet-
ing is scheduled. It-is reported
that a highranking cabinet min-
ister.may be in attendance.

Among the items in the pro-
gram will be a-horse show and
rodeo, with steer riding and cattle
penning displays’ -and- com- .
petitions, while the Lions Club.

of Saanich are to provide. all the.

fun. of the ‘fair in a midway
presentation.

June -15,:is being -
organized by North and South

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1S HOSPITALIZED

The Review regrets that) ifs _

valued Ganges correspondent,
Mrs. F.A.E. Morris, is a patient
in St. Joseph’s Hospital in
Victoria - undergoing treatment?
Her regular columns for -this
newspaper will be resumed as
soon -as her’ convalescence. is
completed, mS mks

Sale A Success |

The rummage sale held Sat-
urday, May 25 for the Good
Shepherd ‘Shelter has been re-
ported to have been most suc-
cessful, oo

Approximately

$200 were

raised and the conveners Wish to -
express their appreciation for.all
_the

goods: “and received.

Su rplus | goods

help-

Former Islander

Passes In Sidney »

A. long. time resident of Salt
Spring ‘Island and Sidney, Allan
dD. MacDonald,
“Sidney ‘on: May"
was 83.

19, 1968.

Born. in Beaton, Ontario, he
- was a former school teacher

and law.student. He for med the

firm of Fraser MacDonald Agen- :

cies in Lacombe, Alberta which:

was responsible for much of the’

early Jand developmentincentral _
Alberta, .

He -is- survived by his wife
Ethel Damon MacDonald, Third
Street Sidney, Unitarian funeral
services were held in Sidney,
Wednesday, May 22.

passed. away in .
He ;

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“DECORATION
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Decoration Day will tee wbser ve

- Sunday; June 9, with a.service

“at Holy Trinity Church, Patricia

Bay, at 2 p.m. Approximately
90 graves will be decorated. by
members of the Legion and Army;
Navy sand Air. Force Veterans,

and all are invited to be present
at the annual ceremony.

A general

June 1 and 8, and helpers are
invited to contact J.C. Erickson,
phone 656-2893. Th i
io parade this year, but refresh-
ment will be served at the Legion
Hall, Mills Road after the ser-~
vice,

Following the observance, the
‘Legion Branch has invited those
attending to afternoon tea at their
hall on Mills’ Road, On the
same morning, which is Trinity
Sunday and therefore the Pat-
ronal Festival Day of the old
Church, there will be a4 ‘hanks-
giving Service at 11.00 a. mM, and

| Park Picnic.
On Saturday |

ed by Saanich: Peninsula’ branch:
of the Royal Canadian Legion. on -

_ricts

clean-up: of the
cemetery: will be undertaken: on:

There will be.

Member sof the §

idney b:

ich |

Old Age Penionsers Organization’

Will be hosts4o old age pension-. |

er groupsof the surrounding dist-
at a basket picnic
Centennial Park, Wallace Drive,

on Saturday, June 1, ‘commencing’
“at 1:00 pom.

All who plan to attend: are

asked to bring an extra cup with. -

their basket lunch, and the ladies
of the group will pravide tea and
coffee... Folding chairs shduld
also'be brought so that’ the fine
entertainment that has been ar-
ranged may be enjoyed in com-
fort.

The draw for more than 18_
yaluable prizes promises to be.
exciting, and the proceeds will
go toward the Christmas din-
ner for members, Mrs. Kastoft
heads a committee whichis spon-
soring this fund, and they. will
not forget the shut-ins at that
time. It is her intention to de-
liver theny a Christinas dinner
with all ihe (rimmings - a worthy
project indeed, Re Mev,

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If ali the world- WERE a stage,
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get an audition. :

the guest preacher will be. the
Bishop of Calgary,

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