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THE REVIEW Wednesday, May 5, 1971
; " Li BY MARY Gees child she was sponsored through MENS LEAGUE SCHEDULE
vale ‘dat ohter Pa 2 tan poe _ Lieut. Governor John Nicholson j the SCF by Mr. and Mrs. G. F. DATE HOME TEAM VISITORS ss FIELD
‘The little daughter of Mr. and|~ Miss Sandra Hodgkin, ee _-- | opened the annual tea of the Save | Parkyn of Elk Lake. Now she is May 2 Hotel Jokers Sanscha :
Mrs. Fred DeMarco, Coquitlam, | daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.L. WITH GWYN OWEN uw ne von be cruising | The Children Fund on Wed- | workin g in a hospital in Van- 3 Harveys VU38 VU 88
B.C., was christened Can" Hodgkin, ‘Marchant Road, was The fate of the 24th of May “ ow y past id ney on Tuesday, nesday, April 28 in the Margaret | couver and also is taking a 5 Harveys Jokers Sanscha
Georgeanna on Sunday, April 25 | the guest of honor on Sunday | regatta seems to be in doubt. y li. The Royal Family will | Vaughan-Birch Hall. It was a | commercial course. She toifl the ; ~ Harveys RCMP Sanscha
-at-11 a.m. at the Victoria Truth |. st vhen her Aunt Mrs. L i ane travel down by way of Trincomali : : : 10 Hotel VU33 VU 33
Co he RB ad E alternoon when her sun - 4. | Difficulties, and to quote Mayor | Ganne) and visit § happy gathering attended - by | Lieutenant-Governor how. happy 10 Jokers Lions Sanscha P
entre, the Reveren mma | Hodgkin entertained friends and Cummings ‘‘‘a general foul up of | 4, } ansum | many guests and distinguished | she is in Canada and how ap- 12 Hotel RCMP Sanscha

Smiley officiating. The baby was
wearing a gold cross and chain,

given by her. godparents,
~ Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gibson, who
‘are also her uncle and aunt. The

baby’s. maternal _ grandparents Hodgkin, and corsages of pink : : : extra race on Sunday to replace P ; camp Major Talbot, and Mrs. J. :

’ with recreation Committee . North Saanich and Alderman . ‘ ’ . ; ; .. L
Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Tennant, | carnations were received by the |yecommended’ that their | 2” earlier one that was cancelled | kon Stanlake for Central | W- Gibbs, president of the Sidney : : FE T
Wallace Drive, served lunch to groom-to-be’s mother Mrs. ‘H. in the present series of three. Group of the SCF, drew the raffle D.

the family and close friends. The
lunch table .was centred with a
beautifully iced cake, with. a
decor of baby bootees. The cake
“was supplied by the baby! s aunt,
Patti Tennant.
: “Mrs. 1 Bryce, “Blue “Water
Apartments, left on Sunday for
_ Sicamous where she plans: to
spend a few weeks with her son-
inlaw and daughter (Jean) Mr.
and Mrs. Don Gore and son
David.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Wills, Weiler

young

grandson Steven Watson, Van-

~~ gouver, visiting with them for two
weeks while his parents Mr. and.

coe Mrs. H. Watson are holidaying i in
eo Mexico.

Avenue, have their

ee | Winners at» the “Community
Club car party. last. Wednesday
"evening were Mrs. M: Little, Mrs.

LW. Butler, J. _Nimmo and. C.
Rupp :

nna Kupp is visiting
Doctor T.J. and Mrs.”

relatives at.a shower at her
Doney Road home. On. their
arrival, lovely corsages of white
carnations. were pinned on
“Sandi” and her mother Mrs. W.

Stacey and by Sandi’s paternal
grandmother Mrs. W.L. Hodgkin,
Sr.

Sandi, who will be married on
May 15 to Bob Stacey of Sidney,
was then seated in a streamer-
bedecked chair and. the. many
gifts were presented to her in a
gaily decorated laundry basket.
Several hilarious’ contests’ and
games provided the afternoon’s
entertainment. Miss Kathy Tyder
and Miss Diana Durrand assisted

gifts following which delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess, assisted by her daughter
Susan.

A decorated shower-cake,
inscribed’ with ‘‘Lots. of Hap-
piness — Sandi and Bob’ cen-
tered the refreshment table.
Beside the guest of honor, invited

Mrs: W.L. Hodgkin Sr., Mrs..H.
G. Wood, Mrs. B. Hodgkin, Mrs.
-G. Bannerman, Mrs. L. Farreil,
Mrs. F..Durrand, Mrs. W.G
Ryder, Mrs. W. Bowditch, Mrs.

‘whole question of sponsorship

the bride-to-be in opening her

-W.L. Hodgkin, Mrs. H.: Stacey, °

R._Stenning,. Mrs. W.. Fortune,

communications’; have arisen
within the North Saanich council
which was supposed: to be
sponsoring this event. Alderman
Boone reporting as liaison. for

proposed plan be rejected. The

and support for this project was
tabled for further information,
but in. the meanwhile time is
running out. A great deal of work
has been done in committee and
by our lecal sailing club in “ad-
vance advertising of this event,
and as a result there are a
number of very unhappy and
disillusioned people at all levels
of organization.

We would like to think that
our campaign on the route of the
Royal Visit has had some effect.
Following last week’s column the
announcement: came ~ from
provincial authorities that

Advi

| ice To.
Candidates
Clarification. of.- necessary
qualifications for aldermanic

candidates was given to. The
Review — by: Sidney. Municipal -

Narrows before passing Sidney at
approximately . 1.30 in the af-
ternoon.

Canoe Bay Sailing Club held an

This turned into a bit of a drifter,
with two of the 15 starters DNF in
the time limit. Results of all three
races follow:

Results of all three races: April 11:

1. Invicta, Dave Christian; 2. Larig Ghru,
Bert Cuchanan;, 3. Salt. Shaker, Gordon
Inglis; 4. Tricky. Dick, Dick. Fisher; 5.
Despatch, 6. Saki, 7: Shalom, 8. Limfjord, 9.
Vacilindo, 10. Achates, 11. Keela, 12; Coruba:

April 25: 1. Salt Shaker, Gordon Inglis;. 2.
Saki, Bud Peetz; 3. Yogi, Will. Jensen; 4.
Bird of Dawning, Merve Britton; 5. Ii, 6.
Shalom, 7. Dorcross 11, 8 Limfjord;.9. in-
victa, 10. Tricky Dick, 11. Argosy, Ten boats
DNF.

May 2: 1. Yogi, Will Jensen; 2. Despatch,
Don White; 3. Limfjord, Bent Jesperson; 4.
if, Don Evans; 5. Larig Ghru, 6. Keela, 7.
Tricky Dick, 8. Saki, 9. .Dorcross 11, 10.
Alternate, 11.. Achates, 12.. Shalom, 13,
Vacilindo, Two boats DNF.

visitors.

Alderman Wilkie Gardner
welcomed His Honour on behalf
of. the municipality of Sidney.
Alderman Nell Horth spoke for

Saanich. The mayors were ab-
sent as their. presence. was
required at a regional board
meeting on that day.

A charming Korean girl named
Won Ok was one of the special
guests. Asa small fatherless

preciative she is for. all. her
Canadian friends have done for
her.

Guest of honour, his -aide-de-

tickets: winners were, 1. Mrs.
Pierre Aumonier, No. 2731.
Child’s bedspread; 2. Mrs. R. B.
Douma, No. 3658.. Framed ned-
dlepoint; 3. Mrs. .D. Milburn, No.
2885. Knitted baby set.

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“It is definitely not true that a
‘candidate must be: a property
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He went on to’say that: anyone
wishing to run for municipal.
office must: be on the voter’s list
for .two successive years.
Therefore candidates in the May
29 byelection must have been on
the voters’ lists of 1970 and 1969...

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- Louise. Page, who-has. just
completed a number of pieces for
Mde. de Aquiar of Portugal, is
‘showing. a new collection of
_[hangings. in Sidney Public =.
‘Library, until May °18 in| Two reporters were the. only .

ration of ‘Candide ‘Libpary’ “Spectators at Monday's meeting.
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