” Mr,
“marked. ‘the occasion of their |
* Golden. Wedding: with a reception...

and. son-in-law;
‘Greenwood,: Dr.) James Miles, .

“bury. Hospital,
in a Workshop on Communication.

Cashmere
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colors.
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Superb Beef.
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Prices Effective: Sept. 30 To Oct. 4

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We Reserve The > Right To Limit Quantities

‘and Mrs. Arthur. Petch
‘at their” “home, 1125 Marchants
Road. wo

Married : in 1919 at the Slug
‘get‘Memorial-Baptist Church, not

_far-from~ their’ present -heme,
their, wedding reception was held «
“at the-home-of the. bride's bra=

ther.and sister-in-law, Mr. and

.-Mrs, Lorne Thomson, who -still ©
live “at the house at the: corner

of Marchant's Road and. the Wast

: Paanich: Road,

Among. the original wedding
party members. present on Sun-

| day were the bridesmaids Mrs,

Violet Stinson, ‘the former. Miss

and. Mrs, Frank White, the for=

and

whom were at the wedding 50
years ago, were Mr. and Mrs,
Jim. Aldred, with Sue and Robin,
Mr..and Mrs. .Petch’s daughter
Mrs, ... Pearl

Business ‘Women
| WelcomeMember
From Sudbury |

BY MAY CALDW ELL

Members of the Sidney Busi-
ness and Professional. Women’s
Club were happy to welcome back

‘a member from Sudbury, Ontario,

Miss Kate Spencer, who is now
the. physiotherapist. at the. Sud=
She’ ‘participated

Miss. Spencer Have a. graphic
example. of why we should ~ listen
= talk ~ read and write. os

An” immigrant from Yugosla-

‘viay. through’ lack of the Eng-

lish language was unable to es

tablish. her... capabilities. .as.a

qualified” therapist, and was ‘an
unhappy and. depressed kitchen
help in the hospital, Through lis-

~tening- and talking: Kate disco-

vered this situation and through
four ‘months of letter writing to
Yugoslavia and Ottawa the situ-

| ation was- rectified and the girl

is now a fully accredited Cana-
dian Therapist, and Kate is the
lucky possessor. of a fine assis-
tant.

So once again, why don’t we
listen - talk - read and write.

“da John and Mrs. Walder:

Violet Petch; sister of the groom; ;

mer.-Miss Glenna Evans, cousin -
of the bride; Mrs,.C-W: Day;::
:the former Miss Dorothy Butler,
“who was the  flowergirl;
: George Petch who was the best
mans

guests. .

Among other guests, many_ of. 5

Miles front Nanaimo; Mi

Sidney, Mr: Lawrence Butler
MrJ-

Muriel Knott, ‘Mrs. Phyllis Shade,
Miss Grace. Sluggett, Mr. Frank

“Freeland, Mr.-and Mrs, Rov -Pit-

zer, Mrs, Lilla: Mess; Mr. and
Mrs, Ken Thomson, Mr.and Mrs.
Alan. Pugh,. Mr. and Mrs, Lorne
Thomson,. Mr. cand Mrs. Bert

Grainger, Mr, and Mrs, Claude:
Sluggett, Mr. and. Mrs.. Robert:

Clarke’ and Major and Mrs. Noel
Watts,

~ Guests: enjoyed louking at the
photograph taken 50 years: ago
on the lawn of the Lorne Thom-
son home of. all the. wedding

Eric Butler from’ Socke; |
Mr. C, W, Day, Mr. Tom Bute.
lar, Mr. Claude: Butler, Mr, and |:
‘Mrs, Clarence: Sluggett, © ‘Mrs, :

ring
Charch, Saanichton, on August 30 7
were Inez: Jones and Barry Wayne ©

For Inez And Barry Kerr

Mr, and Mrs, .

United in'marriage ata double~
ceremony. at St. Mary's;

err,

The. ceremony was per formed.
by Rev.OoL.

Foster,”
The, bride is the daughter of

They're casting (Ha, Ha)

oo Newly-weds* are. Inez’ Jones-and Barry ry Kerr,

Niagara Falls Honeymoon

Broom is the youngest son of Mrs.

“raude made pretty. little flower
‘girls, :

for Lily and her Playmates:

A casting meeting for the rip-roaring melodrama, Lily, the
Felon’s Daughter’? will be held Thursday, October 2nd in the Penin-
sula Players Playpen,

At the first meeting of the ‘Seas: on last wo. wk, “president Mrs, Vivian
Cowan outlined plans for-the Gay Nineties’: play. by Tom Taggart,
Mrs. Margaret. Dixon -will direct and here are eleven parts to be-
cast including. the mustachiod villain, blonde persecuted maiden and
a number of choice character roles,
~- “We have’ been wanting to’ do. a melodrama for’some years”
said Mrs.Cowan. ‘We have been play-reading all summer and «his

-and: groom left‘on-a three-week
_ honeymoon to Niagara Falls and

-ing their home in Victoria.

“Vietoria;. Mr.

is our favourite,”

The play will be presented in Deep Cove School in about to months

time,

Anyone interested in attending the casting meetinz which starts at
8 p.m., may phon. Mrs, Cowan (656-2775) for further information

or transportation. ;

‘pective players aged10 and up are

James Jones of

Sherbrooke, . Quebec, and. the
Rae. Kerr, .. $2142 East ‘Saanich
Road, and the late Fredrick Kerr.

“The bride was. given in mar-

tended by Mrs, Joan Young. Don-
na Hughes and Lorri-Ann Pater-

Dennis Kerr, brother of ‘the
groom; was best man, and
Richard - Davidson ushered the
guests, —

The weddingr eception was held
at Brenta Lodge and the bride.

Sherbrooke, :
~Mr.-and’Mrs.-Kerr are mak-

Hoop Registrations ©

Sidney Basketball. Association
registrations will be taken at
Sanse?a Hall on Thursday, Oct.
2, from 5 until 7 p.m, All pros-

invited to attend,

Newcomers To Sidney Area Given Welcome

A Welcome W agonioad of-new-

comers to Sidney’ and: North Saa-~
nich were entertained ata Tra-
velodge tea on Sunday afternoon, :

Hostess Mrs. Phyllis LJOrchard

listed-among those invited: .
o Mr. and Mrs,-S; P. ‘Taylor and”

family, Edmonton; Mr; and Mrs,
R. By McDonald, Vancouver;
and Mrs.-E.W, Armstrong, North
Vancouver; Mr.and Mes. D,
Erickson and family, Port Co-
quitlam; Mr, and Mrs. W.. Young
and. family, Victoria; Mr. and

Mrs. A. Kriegar and family, Van- ©
S.Elves, _
‘and Mrs, Wo J.”

couver; Mr. and Mrs.

Boone, New Westminster; Miss
Y. Bescoby, Ottawa: Mrs. M,
Collins, Richmond; Mr. and Mrs.
D. Halkett and family, Victoria;
Mr. and Mrs, Carter and family,
Sussex, England.

“Mr, and Mrs. M. Smith, Win-
nipeg; Mr. and “Mrs. H.. Jami-
son and family, Victoria; Mr-and
Mrs. C. Joinson and family, Ed-

monton; Mr,.and-Mrs, J.°Po-—

Mr.

‘merleau. and family, Slave Lake;-
and. Mrs.: J, P. Bell and.

Mr,
family, Germany; Mr, and-Mrs,

C. Young and family, Chateaue.

guay, Quebec; Mr. and Mrs. S.E,
Parkinson,* Victoria; Mr,. and
Mrs. Gia. Warde, Edmonton; Mr.
and Mrs. K. Pawson and family,
Leeds,’ England; Mr. and Mrs:
H.. Corbett; Beucherville, Que-

~ bee; Mr. and Mrs, Wall and fam-
-ily, California, USA;
. Mrs. E, Johnston, North Surrey.

Mr. and

Mr. and Mrs. Derks and family,
Campbell River; Mr. and Mrs.
L. Oyer, Vancouver;
Mrs. E: Jackson and family, Vie-
toria; Mr.. and: Mrs. E.J: All-
port, Georgia Bay; Mr. and Mrs.
H.W. .Park and daughter, Prince

“Rupert; Mr. and Mrs, E2W.San-
ger, London, England; Mr. and.

Mrs. J.. D.. Euleth and family,
Dartmouth. N.S,; Mr. and Mrs,
T.0. Charles, Ancaster, Ontario;
Mr..and Mrs. R. _Dwelle, Dart-
mouth.

Mr, and Mrs. Walker and

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Mrs, T. Harvey and daughter, po
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“Crash Investigated

-On September 22 an accident
took-place.at the-intersection of
Amity Drive and the Patricia

Bay Highway when the vehicle
driven by Gertrude Viesar at-

-tempted:-to- make.a left-turn onto.

Amity and struck a passing auto-

_ of. Mrs. Dorothy Evans, former
. conductor of Greater ” Victoria’
“Schools Orchestra...

lenge for the instrumentalist who

“work, There are also v7.cancies

_Winds and brass,
“Dorothy. Evans, who lives at|-

~ ceeds
_ chestra,: Mr. McDermott is now
“music. -

riage by Charles Hughes, andat-:|--.

" string séction and worked with a

Greater Victoria Schools orches-.

.,65 musicians.

one who can read music with some

mobile.

/ Amateur Musicians

‘tained by callingorchestran mana

Tge ‘you ‘playa viola,’a violin :
or:.a-cello’ there is.a place wait-

4: ing for. you in the Peninsula Cone
‘|. ocert Orchestra...
“ group .-meets:: each Wednesday

“The 36-piece
night’: “in Claremont’: Senior |’
Secondary School under the baton

The - local
group provides a pleasant chal-

enjoys stimulating effort without
the heavy grind’ of symphony:

in the percussion Section, wood-
5745 Patricia Bay Highway, suc-
Derek McDermott as

leader of* the Peninsula Or-

in -the--eastern .United States
‘studying. toward a ‘degree. in

In recent years, Mrs. Evans
coached -the Peninsula Orchestra

similar: University of Victoria
group,.: While. she: was. with the

tra, the group swelled to include

Second clarinetist Peter Gard-
ner says ‘‘It’s great fun for any-

competence!”’
Further information can inbe ob-

ger-Larry Goodmanson, 652-193)
or. Mrs. Evans, 65 5278.

SILVER: THREADS

~ Silver Threads are now in toll

: Wednesday, October 1, 1969. :

swing with the Fall. program. |

‘On Monday, Sept. 22-Charles

Maynard entertained, playing thes:

’

piano for -a° singalong,. and in

‘solos... J, E, Hancock sang ‘‘Glas-

gow. Belongs to Me” by special
request, and Edward Tutte gave
a recitation,

‘Tuesday, Sept. 23 saw the bes
ginning of Ceramics and Paint-

ing Classes, with Mrs. E, Mil-

ler. and Mrs. D, Forge instruct-
ing, In future, the Ceramics and
Painting Classes will both com=
mence at-l-p.m. ~

«

Thursday, Oct. 2. Closed t for”

O.A.P. meeting,

Friday, Oct. 3. Jacko, 2 p.me- oe

Monday, Oct, 6,
Pam.

Concert, 2.

Tuesday, Oct, 7 Fe: Novelty and ed 3

knitting groups 11 a.m. to 3, 230°

p.m.) also cards and other games. |

Arts and Crafts Classes-1 p.m.
Wednesday; Oct. 8. Fulllength

‘movie “feature. “Irish Eyes are

Smiling” with Monty Woolley and

June Haver, ©
All. programs “take place at Ke

of P. ‘Hall, 9760 4th St., Sidney,

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