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Dr. and Mrs. Denis Gilson with their sons, Michael, Christepher and
Stephen have returned to their home in St. Lambert, Quebec, after
spending a month’s holiday with Mrs. Gilson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Horace Goodwin, 1082 Mount ‘Newton Crossroad. The Gilson family
and Mr. and Mrs. Goodwin enjoyed two weeks of the holiday at the
beach at Parksville.’

Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kaatz, 251 Hartland Avenue,
for a few days last week were Mr. Kaatze sister, Miss B. Kaatz, and
his nephew, Mr. Roland Kaatz, from Germany.

Mr. Ron Bickford, at present working in McKenzie, B.C., and Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Aspinall of Prince George, enjoyed a weekend’s holiday
at Mr. Bickford’s hore, The Anchorage, Brentwood Bay.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bickford, with Sharlene and Gary, from Fort St.
John enjoyed a holiday with Mrs. Bickford’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George McWilliams, Marchants Road, and Mr. Bickford’s parents,

Mr. and Mrs. George Bickford, West Saanich Road.

Miss Josephine Scurr was guest of honour at a miscellaneous shower
given by Mrs. Ken Franklin, 989 Verdier Avenue, recently. Gifts were
presented in a large ribbon-bedecked barrel and the bride-to-be was
given.a. corsage of small red roses. There were twenty-four guests
¢ present, who enjoyed games and the delicious refreshments.

Mr. and Mrs. James Scurr of Chatham, Kent, England, are happy to
announce ‘the.-engagement . of their elder’ daughter, Josephine

Margaret,.to Mr. Samuel Raymond Harris, elder son of Mr. and Mrs. :

G. Harris, Verdier. Avenue, Brentwood Bay. The wedding will take
place on August 26th at the Sacred Heart Church, Victoria.
Guests at the residence of Norman and-Lila- McConnell of Haven

Villa, were their daughter Lillian; son-in-law, Graham and grandson

Jim Meneilly, Saskatoon, Sask. Graydon Meneilly is expected in
September before entering University of Saskatchewan where he
plans to take medicine

Age 21.

47.

Age 67.

Age 15,

Age 40.

Ist (female)
Metcalf, Sidney.

Bay Rd.

Sidney Sheet Metal, Third Street , have added an $11,000 piece of
equipment to their expanding plant. It is a shearing machine
made in England by Pearson's Machine..Tool Company which
will cut sheet metal up to 10’ in length and 14" thick.
at least a 30 percent increase in production,’
Hallam, Manager Don Hallam and Foreman Howard: Eden

examine their new equipment.

| on August 3rd. The semi-finals
playoffs - the best 3 out of 5 -
commence on August 6th at
Sanscha Park. Series ‘‘A”

FIRE

_Insuraince Is Our Business, Not a Sideline

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By PHYLLIS JOHNSON

The regular season of Sidney
Softball league comes to.a close

_ Fleming-Review
. LEADING. PRINTERS

on the

‘Saanich Peninsula

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‘SUMMER WEAR

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PANT SUITS, .

~ BRIEF SUMMER

BLOUSES,

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Softball Semi-Finals About Toe Commence

comprised of the 1st and 3rd
place teams: - will play at. 1:30
Sunday, then Monday. and
Wednesday evenings at 6:30.
Series “B’’- comprised of teams
2nd and 4th - placed will play at
6:30 Sunday night, then Tuesday
and. Thursday evenings: ‘The

finals will follow. The winner of
‘the. championship will have to
take 4 games out of 7 in the finals. .

The league this. year has seen
closely contested spots with
Sidney. Hotel, Harvey’s: Sporting
Goods, Royal Oak Sporting
Goods, Sidney Jokers and..Van

Isle Mounties battling for the four
‘coveted positions.

As of July: 30th standings : are as
follows :- =

Sidney Hotel CS 97 2b 642
Harvey's Sporting Goods. 28. 20°..8 40

: Roya Oak Sporting Goods 2 8T ATE 35

Sidney Jokers © © 300 15 815-802,
Van Isie Mounties. Sloe 2B W427

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Taking time off from looking

after a litter of puppies is four-

year-old). Fannie  Willhants,
daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Don
Williams in front of Pi quae’ hin
band off ee.

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Inserted by § Saanich and The Islands ‘Social Credit Committee

Age 62.

OLDES

“It will give Lambert Good

‘said Manager Don

(Review Photo)

; S had much effect.

No Trespassing Signs
Posted On School Fields

‘Notice. Written permission is required
for use of school fields by community
groups.’’ This is the text of a sign to be
placed on North Saanich Junior Secondary
grounds, and other district schools as the
need arises.

Approval for the sign’ was given by.
Saanich. Peninsula. School Trustees. on.
‘Monday, following an explanation by
Trustee. Rubymay Parrott of recent
problems connected with use of the school’s S
playing fields.

Mrs. Parrott said she ‘had. received a.
telephone call from a Mr. Borbely who lives:
across from the school, complaining thata -
group of. adult baseball. players were:

»- drinking on school property ‘and using beer
cases as bases. -

_ Asked why Mr: Borbely had not contacted
the R.C.M.P:, Mrs. Parrott said she was:
told that similar calls in the past had not ese

» Although. trustees spent. some “time: Age
debating the: number’ of copies of the
permission form. that would. be required, no
_one.. made clear whether
: would: have to write to. the
before using the: grounds.

Board offices ae

Se Lece Tee ee Feit ee Veuetetie?
_ OREN FRIDAY NIGHTS Tite NINE. _

Great Race Winners Listed

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ist (shell) — Keith Hannon, Linda Place, Sidney,

Ist (non-shell —- Dr. John Fairley, Comox, Age

Dr: John Robertson, Comox
UP TO17'
ist (male) — John Newman, 8073 Veyaness Rd.,

Ist (female) —- Anne Garden, 2041 Kendal Ave.,

UP TO 12’
ist (male) — Bill Hysop, No. 301 - 850 Quadra,

Jane De Riddler and Fran

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Ist (male) — Malcolm Anderson, 3965 Telegraph

Ist (female) — Maide Hewlett, 10924 Inwood Rd.,

LAST OVE R-ALL
John Davies entry, Deep Cove.
: ST RACE ENTRANT
- Age 75
YOUNGEST RACE ENTRANT
Bruce Backhaus, 7909 East Saanich, Age 10.

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