THE REVIEW

Wednesday, April 28, 1971

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one: half. hour during the summer months, :

COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 26.

BC Hydro. general offices at 820 Pandora :
Avenue and. transit administration office at
oe 520 Gorge Road E. will be open to the public.

8 AM, to 4:30 PM.

‘Normal business hours:- 8.30 a.m. to 5 p.m,
will resume on Monday, November 1. coin-
: ciding with the change. to standard time.

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turquoise blue
~ fortrel .. sheath with matching
“shoes and head-piece. Her cor-
_| sage was. of pink Sweetheart
“roses. The groom’s mother. chose
. a lilac. dress-coat’ ensemble’ of:
u chiffon and:lace with: ‘matching

sage of white sweetheart roses

~ table was a 3-+tier. wedding cake, :
“surrounded | -by, rose. and white.
: tulle” ‘and.
. arrangement | of -_rose. ‘flowers;
white. bells and doves; made’ by.
the bride. On’each ‘side of the
“cake were rose and white candles.
in’ silver candlesticks.
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The

marriage of Susan

. Kathryn, younger daughter - of

Mr..and Mrs. W. S. Quint, 10901
Inwood Road, to Mr: Robert Gary
Martman, son of Mr. and Mrs: R:
N. Martman, 2101 James’ White
Boulevard, was solemnized ‘on
Friday, March 26, in Holy Trinity

‘Church, Patricia Bay. The Rev.

Rebert Sansom officiated at the
double-ring, candlelight
ceremony. Mrs. G. Hale played
the organ.

The lovely bride,. given. in
marriage by her father, wore a
floor-length gown of white im-
ported Alencon lace with Empire
waist. high neck and long: full
sleeves gathered in wide cuffs:
Her finger-tip veil, edged with
Guipure lace, was held by a lace

Juliette camp trimmed with

braided white satin ribbon. She

carried. a Colonial . bouquet: of

deep pink roses, Baby's Breath

_ and. Stephanotis. with: rose. buds

tied in long white satin. ribbon
streamers.
The bride’s. attendants were

Miss Glynda. Porteous, Sidney,,

maid of honour, and Miss Bar-
bara Would, Rutland, B.C. They
wore identical. floor-length
dresses of rose lustre-crepe
fashioned like the bride’s gown.
In their hair they wore wisps of
curled. rose ribbon. and~ they
carried Colonial bouquets of
white Mums and Baby's Breath
with rose satin ribbon centres

-and long. ribbon streamers. On

their wrists they wore a bracelet.
of rhinestones set in filigreed

“silver? gilt of the bride:

Constable Jack Payne, 2.C.M.-
P., Peace River, Alberta, was the

“best man, and. Messrs. Gordon

Martman and Ronald: Martman,

~brothers ofthe groom, ushered.
the guests. The: peal of church

belis after the ceremony added to
the happiness of the occasion.
The reception was held at the
Travelodge. Receiving the
guests; the bride’s mother wore a
-long-sleeved

She wore.a cor-

vIn: the. centre: of: ‘the: bride's |

topped . with: ‘an

‘Victor

Ceremonies, read the telegrams,

‘one being from’ the: bride's
brother,
‘England. Dr..Les -Yelland, New
Westminster B.C., proposed the

Southard, London,

toast. to the bride, to which the
groom: made a: happy response,

The bride. chose for her going -
away outfit a navy coat.over a
pink crimplene dress with navy.
accessories, She wore a corsage
of pink sweetheart roses and a
few rose buds from her bouquet
in her. hair,

The happy couple spent a short
honeymoon at: Harrison Hot
Springs. B.C, and now live in
‘Sidney.

The following were out-of-town
guests: Dr. and Mrs, . Les
Yelland, New. Westminster; Lt.-
Col. and Mrs. J.P. Edwards, CFB:
Baldy Hughes; Mr, and Mrs. R.
Forbes- Roberts, Vancouver; Mr.
and Mrs. R. Steeves, Surrey: Mr,
‘and Mrs. W. Kensit,. Vancouver ;
Verner “Andreason, Calgary,
Altay. Mr. and Mrs, OWE,
-Mangerich, Woodburn, Oregon;
Mrs. Tan’ Mann,
Bellevue, Washo Mreand Mrs: G;
OVyrne, Porcupine Plain, Sask.:
Mr. and Mrs. DO. Millar and Miss
Brenda: Arborfield, Sage Mr;
and. Mrs. -L.° Millar. The: Pas,
Man. Mr. and Mra. Knight,
“Vancouver, Mr. and. Mra, oD
Eyekormans, Vancouver: Mr.
and Mrs... Reimer, Salt Spring
Islands Mi. and Mrs. 'T. Mason,
Nanaimo:

First Aid Compotition

Preparations are complete for
the Industrial First Aid Regional
Chi amplonships to be’ held
Saturday at the $7, Willis Junior
High School , Auditorium com:
Wencing at Loi) aamaand: con
finuing until mid afternoon,

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~ fe It was opened on April 6, ‘1921,

The Women's Institute
originally known as the West
Saanich W.I. was started in 1915
with a membership of 34, Mrs.
Parsell being the first President.

Its first meeting place was the
old Community Hall, now
destroyed, at. the corner of
Benvenuto. Ave. . and... West
“Saanich Road. Very soon. the
members were. busily. working
for .the Red Cross’ and other
patriotic societies. .

In 1917, 1,124 garments and 240
pairs of socks were made for the
Red Cross.:In 1918, 1,428. gar-
ments and 289 pairs of socks were
contributed and $1,055 was raised
for the Red Cross and other
public funds.

For two years the Institute met
in the old hall,-and ‘then. for
another two years the old schocl
house was used. It was soon felt
that the Institute should havea
hall of its own and a building fund
was started in 1918. The first sum
raised was $7.50 -which came
from the sale of. roses. on
Alexandra Day. ~

The fund grew steadily. A
bazaar and rose show, to which
Mrs. Butchart . contributed
“proceeds from card parties and
dances, concerts and: flower
“shows. all added.: . ...

When $2,000 had been collected
the building. of: the hall. began.
The land on a lot on the West
‘Road was given. by the B.C.
Electric: Co.

'T. Haddon was the director of
works, helped by Messrs
“Freeland, Shields, A. Watt and
Osborne, .all husbands of | W.I.
“members. Mr. Walker of the B.C.

the arrangement being. that they

and be paid. when the money: was
“available: : :
The. Hall. was ‘finished. ine “1921,
“and by: 1924 was entirely paid for.
by
_ Barrow,, who” was. ace.

"STOLEN. CAR.

On April 24, Sidney’ detachment
R. C.M.P. received’a report ofa:
‘vehicle - ‘stolen’ from the. Amity.
Drive area where ' it had. beeri
stored. The vehicle, “a 1969
Datsun, is owned by C.W. Dougan,
‘of Alta Lake, B.C: The car was.
discovered by. Saanich police,
‘driven by. David Dunstan who
-was turned: over to. Sidney.
R.C.M.P.

taken the “vehicle. on several
occasions, was charged ‘and was
fined $75 or 30 days in Sidney
court on: Monday,

U-TURN MISHAP

a Beacon Avenue block resulted
in $200 damage to the vehicle
driven by Kenneth Roberts. of
saanichton. Roberts made the u-
“struck a parked automobile
owned by Reid Hannen of Sidney,
Hannon’s car was not damaged,

violation report.

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‘The second of the late Miss D.M. Worthington's articles
concerns the Brentwood Women’s Institute and the
building of the Hall just 50 years ago. The Hall was sold

Some years ago and is now in commercial use, the In-
stitute members have since met in private homes. Only
seven members remain, but they still take an interest in
local affairs and try to help where possible.

brought. in. $400.and | 1.

‘Electric installed the electricity}

would work for half the usual rate .

- Dunstan, who it WAS! stated had |

‘An illegal u- turn i in the centre of :

turn in front of the post office and:

Roberts was issued a traffic a we

companied: by Messrs . Bowser
and Pauline and Dr. Warnock.
in the years that followed the
Institute functioned on the usual
lines,. with. demonstrations,
lectures, exhibits at shows. gifts
and charities and help with local
associations. Gifts and money
were: sent to Queen Alexandra
Solarium. when it was built, and
sewing and knitting has been sent
‘there every. year. One year 700
lbs. of jam was donated.

In the year 1937 the West
Saanich Institute’ changed its
name to the Brentwood Institute.
During the Second World War the
Hall was fitted. up as an
evacuation rest centre and the
ARP and Rangers. had their
headquarters there. Institute
members sewed and knitted for
the Red. Cross and provided
regular donations in cash.

The Institute gave prizes each
year to the West Saanich School
and to the home economic section
at the Saanichton Fall Fair.

Catering for the Saanich Board
of Trade Banquet is an annual
affair in the Spring and the big
Turkey. Card Party is the chief
function at Christmas time.

Location
Saanich, B.C. 7102882

regarding their applications.

Metcalfe Street, Ottawa, Ontario.

RTC-18-16-4-71,

{CANADIAN RADIO-TELEVISION COMMISSION}

The Canadian Radio-Television Commission will hold a Public Hearing in the
Bayhsore Inn, Vancouver, B.C., commencing on Tuesday, May 18, 197); at 9:30 |
a.m., to consider among other matters, the following application: :
LICENCE RENEWAL OF THE. FOLLOWING CATV BROADCASTING UN.
DERTAKING LICENCE EXPIRING AUGUST: 1, 1971

From the date of this Notice, no new information may be filed by the applicants

For the proper conduct of the Hearing, it is imperative that the requirements of
the Board of Broadcast Governors’ Procedure Regulations be strictly followed.
Any comment or opposition in respect of the above mentioned matter should be
filed with the Secretary, on or before May 6, 1971, in twenty (20) copies.

Copies: of the Regulations may be obtained from. Information Canada,
Publications Division, 171 Slater. Street, Ottawa, Ontario.

Persons wishing to inspect briefs submitted with respect to the above matter,
may. do so during regular office hours at the offices of the > Commission, 100

Further copies of this Notice may be obtained by writing to the undersigned.

Licensee
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“RK. Foster,
Secretary.

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Publications Di

Metcalf Street, Ottawa, Ontario.

oF K. ‘Fosier,
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“The Canadian Radio-Television Commission will hold a Public Hearing in the’
Bayshore Inn, Vancouver, B.C., commencing on Tuesday, May 18, 1971, at 9: 30 0
a.m.,to consider among other matters, the following application:

: LICENCE RENEWAL OF THE FOLLOWING. CATV BROADCASTING UN: : .
DERTAKING LICENCE EXPIRING JULY 11, 1971" ce

Fr ‘om the date of this Notice, r no new information may be filed byt the applicants

“For ‘the proper conduet of the Hearing, it is imperative that the requirements of
~ the Board of Broadcast Governors’: Procedure Regulations be strictly followed... ©:
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2 Persons ‘wishing to inspect briets submitted with respect to the above matter, :
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: : Licensee
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Offices: of. the: Commission, 100

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TAKE NOTICE that a Court of f Revision will be held o on
the-fourteenth day of May, 1971 at 4:00 P. M., in the af-
sternoon in the Council Chambers, 2440 Sidney Avenue,
Sidney, British Columbia, under the authority of Section
419 of the “Municipal Act" as amended, :

. THE COURT OF REVISION shall hear complaints and
may review and correct the Frontage Tax Supplemental

(a). the names of the owners sof parcels of land;
ib) the netual foot frontage of the parcels;
4eye the taxable foot frontage of the parcels, Boe

A “complaint shall not be heard by the Court of Revision:
Sunless notice of the. complaint has been delivered to the
Assessor at least FORTY-EIGHT:
HOURS PRIOR to the time Appointed for the first sitting
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