THE REVIEW

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’ Wednesday, September 6, 1972

‘TAKEN FROM THE BRIDGE that separates
Rest Haven Hospital from Resthaven Drive, this
_ view across Shoal Bay shows. the new marina

“Road.

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_@) RE SIDENT. ELECTORS

_ Prescribed Deelaration, vgs

“oy “TENANT ELECTORS
British Subjects, 19 years of age, who have been teriants in

property In North Saanich for six (6)
_Mmontha prior to completion of preseribed Declaration, :

“delivered to the Clerk before

Public Notice
RE MUNICIPAL LIST OF ELECTORS 1972/73

‘Non- “property. owners who meet the following requirements are
a - entitled to have: their. names included: in the, ll £73. North |
oo Ps Saanich Municipal List of Bileclors:.: eae

months

os - Canadian Citizens or other

ithor owning property or qualify ing.
“ANB Tonant Electors ave required to Appoint agents in writing”
- Who are Canadian Citizens or other British § subjects, 19 year K.
_ of ‘Age, to vate on m behalf of such corporations. i i

‘Names of property owners are re aulomaticaly placed on the Lit, |

V gpys SCIAL NOTICE TO SPOUSES OF “

SETTLERS

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2 Spouses of veterans holding an ‘agreement to purchase land
under the Veteran's Land Act may have their name entered on

or fall particulars with reference to
ration, contact V.L.A. Office or the

Municipal Office, 1620 Mis Road, North Saanich, B.C,

Stat utory: Declarations of tenants and resident ~vleetors must be
: 00) mon Monday, October ‘Sad,

The foregoing requiremonts apply to the Municipal List: ‘af

“Rlaet ape only, foraber at the THUG ir AL lection Wh December,

Te tephone 660 “She for further particulars if needed

Lobes

bs. F. Fairs,
Munici ipal Clerk

‘— Canadian. Citizens or other
19 years of age, who have been residents of
prior to completion of the -

. Sask.

“reside -
. Terrace, , Sidney.

“Bown,
Carole Harris, also'a sister of the,
“bridegroom, and. Miss Mandy.

of

. assisted the voung comme recieve .

(Photo by Gordon Ewan)

The Sidney Recreation
Programme is now entering its
second year. Since its
inauguration last fall, four
quarterly programmes. have
been. conducted by the
Commission, and instructors,
leaders, and volunteer
supporters have rallied to
provide. a base. for this
programme. Without. their
enthusiasm and support the
programme just couldn’t have
happened.

The second fall programme
will get under way the first week
in October. The activities being
planned are mostly a
continuation of the most well-.
received activities of last season.
Some new activities are
expected. Announcements will be
made next. week as to activities,
registration — dates, and.
schedules. :

Comm unity-minded people
interested i in assisting in the fall
programme are asked to contact
the Sidney Recreation
Commission information desk at

ecreation Nees Hae

‘Sanscha Hall - for September:
Mondays to Fridays from 10-12
noon. The telephone number: is
656- 4914.

Thirty- five . members
parents of the Sidney Swim Club
-held-.a picnic lunch at Tulista:
Park in Friday of last week.

Chairman Chuck Harvey of the [,

Sidney Recreation Commission
congratulated all those who had
assisted in the initial year of the
Club.

Red Cross Swimming Awards:
were presented to Club members.
In addition, a prize was presented
to Miss Heather Day, who had -
won an award in the Vancouver
Island Water Safety Poem
‘Contest.

“Lost and Found” articles left
at any of the summer.
programmes may be in the box.
located at the information desk:

“The following members of the
Sidney Swim Club have.

completed tests of the Canadian

-}MeCaw and Lynn Calvert.—

and.

Review.

Red Cross Society: .
Crystal Pool Victoria - Senior”
Water Safety Award: . Karen.

Intermediate Water Safety
‘Award: Hilary Logan, Gill
Calvert, Holly Jacob and Jocelyn
Logan. Junior Award: Margaret
Stodart . ; -

‘Craigmyle Motel Pool -
‘Survival Swimming: Award:
Scott Jacob, Holly Jacob, Sean
Hunter, Debbie Marks, Gillian
Calvert, Lynn Calvert, Leanne
‘Marks, Hilary Logan, David
Harvey, Stephen Logan and Greg
Siver. Junior Water Safety
Award: Cameron McCaw, David
Harvey, Debbie Marks, Greg
Siver, Scott Jacob and Margaret

Stodart.

| Spee arn ee
. SAVE THE CHILDREN
‘The Save The Children Fund
sewing meetings will be held at 2
p.m. on the second. and fourth
Wednesday’s of each month in
the Margaret Vaughan-Birch

Hall. The first. meeting of the
Season will take place on n Sept.

VACANCY

676 Kinsmen Squadron has vacancies for young men who
wish to belong to one of Canada’s top Air Cadet
Squacrons.

REQUIREMENTS

Age 13 to 19 years. 12 years if in grade 8. Ability to learn
and wear uniform smartiy. Able to accept discipline.

REWARDS

Learn to fly, photography, Hobby Shop, Summer Camps,
Exchange Visit, Driii and Leadership for your future.

Phone. 656-4423.

- Air Cadet Headquarters Thursdays
13th. eo, we

Landy - Smith
Well-known Sidney resident
William H. Landy is receiving

congratulations on his marriage
n: July 24 ‘in Evesham,

. Saskatchewan,

The bride is. the former Mrs.
Amy Smith whose daughter, Mrs.
R. Arthur and Larry Landy, son
of the groom, attended the.
ceremony.

Rev. Tom Thurlow of Unity,”

solemnized the wedding
and Mrs. H. Blue was the
- organist.

Guests included Mr. and Mrs.

R. Arthur and family of Glidden,
“Sask:,
Tunstall,
-Alta., Marlene and Conrad Smith
of Evesham-and Mr. and: Mrs.’
Larry Landy of Duncan, B. C.

Mr. and.

“Bow

Mrs. John
Island,

The. newlywed: couple. will
9564 Northlawn

. Kent,. England oa, chathan, |R
: Raymond: Harris , son of Mr. and.

Mrs. Samuel G. Harris of 1001
Verdier Avenue, ‘Brentwood Bay,
Ge

“The. church was” prettily

decorated with summer. flowers.
and candles, and the soloist, Mr.
Kenneth: Franklin. of 989. Verdier.
~ Avenue sang ‘‘Oh. Perfect Love”.
and ‘tAve Maria,” accompanied:

by Mrs, Beryl Sheard of Braefoot
Road, Victoria.

Given. in marriage by. Mr.
~. Kenneth Franklin, the bride was.
- beautiful in her floor length gown

of white crepe, fashioned with
long sleeve s with yellow flowered

| “ribbon around the top of the.
~, sleeves and in two rows down the
_ front of the gown. She earried a_

bouquet of yellow and. white.
feathers brought: especially from
England by her mother, |

The maid-of-honour, Miss Judy

_ Harris of Brentwood Bay, sister
of the bridegroom, was lovely in

her pale pink floral floor length
and bridesmaids” Miss

Franklin, both of Brentwood Bay,

wore matching gowns in” pale.

blue. They, carried: bouquets of

_ demon cand owhite: flowers’ and
“their hairowas intertwhiod Wily
fenton ribbot,

The. best mane was. Mi. ‘Paul

Golto of Vieloria, O.C, and Mr.

Allan Harris, of Brentwood Bay,
younger brather oof the:
bridegroom, was the usher. 0”
The reception was-at the home

‘Kenneth. and: Elizabeth.
Mri anklin, ps9 Verdier. Avenue,
Brentwood Bay. when the, bride
and the ‘bridegroom's mothers

1 Mrs. -

their guests, Mrs. Scurr wearing
a blue suit with a blue and white
floral blouse and a blue hat: She
carried a blue and white handbag
‘and her shoes were white. Mrs.
Harris wore a long-sleeved
cream coloured dress with a:
bright blue lace coat and cream
coloured accessories. Both had
corsages. of lemon. and white
flowers.

Leaving for their honeymoon at
Harrison Hot. Springs, the. bride
wore a. chequered seersucker
jacket and white silk pants, white
shoes, gloves and handbag.

The newlyweds will make their
home’ at. $44 Wollaston Street,
Victoria.
_ Out-of-town guests included
James Scurr. from.
Chatham, Kent, England, mother
‘of the. bride; | Mrs. J. Marway
from Montreal, the bridegroom’ s
‘grandmother; Mr. and ‘Mrs. R.

June ‘Bickford,
elder. ‘daughter of Mr: and Mrs. "
“Ronald Walter Bickford: became.
‘the bride of Mr, Frederick’ Arthur
‘Stewart Hughson of Victoria, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hughson -
of Cape Elizabeth, Maine, U.S.A.
The double ring ceremony took.
‘place at two p.m. on August 19th,
- 1972, ‘with the Rev, Geoffrey. G, .
Smith officiating. :
* Given in’ marriage “by: her
father the brunette bride was:
lovely in her white swiss cotton |
full length gown, styled with a

bride’s mother wore a full length
green and pink floral polyester
crepe gown with. long sleeves,
white gloves and a single strand

of pearls. Her corsage..was. of
‘pink rosebuds. The bridegroom’s
mother wore a full-length peau-.
de-soi gown with a pink bodice:

and full floral skirt, white gloves
and her corsage was of pink
rosebuds.

The master of ceremonies ‘was
the bride’s’ brother, Mr.” Ron
Bickford, Jr.. The. toast to the

uncle, Mr. Bill Schmidt of Port.
Alberni. The. toast to the.
bridesmaid was proposed by the
best man, Mr. Brian’ Daniel of
Vancouver. Telegrams “of
“congratulations were received
‘from the bride’s aunt and uncle; -
-Mr.. and Mrs. Bill. Bickford: of -
Fort St. John, B.C. and. ‘from.
Margaret. and Joshua. Harder; :

| dear’ friends of the bride and her.

family” of Winnipeg, Manitoba.”

ade by” her: mother and: was’:

‘decorated ir in an antique style with’.

ellow. rosebuds and white bells,
and: topped with red and. yellow. .
“rosebuds i ina crystal wine glass,”
‘the tiers: being. supported with |
crystal wine: glasses. © ae

_ Leaving for their. camping and”

canoeing trip to Nitinat Lake the
bride wore a seersucker pant. suit
she had made herself.

Mr. and. ‘Mrs, Hughson - will
‘make their home. at 730 Sea -
! Terrace, Esquimalt, but will still”
be very much: in the Saanich
Peninsula’ scene othe?
bridegroom. will be teaching al.
‘Royal Oak. Junior Secondary
Svhool, June. is: employed, as a_

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“puffled neck, sleeves and bodice’
and a ruffled hem. made by the.

‘bride and her friend Miss Penny

McGaughey. Her headdress was.
> wreath of pansies and” she
carried a. colonial nosepay of
purple and yellow pansies with
trailing purple: ties. For
something both old and borrowed
she wore. her. maternal great-
‘great grandmother’ 8 brooch, she
also’ wore = new pearl drop,
earrings, and carried a blue lace
handkerchtef
“Donna: ‘Bickford of: 997
‘Marchant Road was her sister's
matd of honour, She wore a fall
“Jongth old. fashioned multiforal:
gown of. georgette over: rose
taffeta, featuring a raffled: high”
“colar and: sheer wristdength:
raffled sleeves, She wore a wide’

brinimved hat of rose taffeta with,”

floral streamers, and carried a.
shouquet oof) greens tinted.
carnations and baby's breath, :
The beet man was Mr; Brian
Daniel of Vancouver, ‘anid ushers
were. David. Ron. and, Boy

Bickford of Br ent wood,
For the reception held:an: the
awn aul the Bickford home: the

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