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|[orsnenr sal" IF :

(Ted)::Fairs: to’ the. position’ of yoy
‘municipal clerk: “for ‘North Sa--

‘anich was made by Mayor. James. ~
‘Cumming ‘on’ “Monday
All aldermen endorsed the ac>

for Islands

AE the last meeting of the cult
. Islands branch ofthe Royal Cana- |.
‘dian Legion, much of the discus-.

sion was on Armistice Day mat-
ters. This is. the 51st anniver-
sary,

memoration, ce

~As- usual, the branch will be
selling poppies, and the arrange-
ments for each island in the area
willbe left-to the island com-
mittees,

The sole expenses taken from.

poppy day receipts are the cost

of the poppies, and this money:

goes to the. support of disabled
veterans, and a few small: ex-
‘penses in connection with distri-
bution.

The balance ‘goes directly to
support any local veteran in need,

: Armistice Day will be observed’
-in the usual. :way. ‘The time table

for this day is:
.- 0900 hrs, ... Laying of wreath
on«, Islands War Memorial,
the Lych Gate at Mayne Island
Church.. :
_.1040 ‘hrs.
Island Hall,
1045 hrs,“
1100 hrs.
iod. :
1130 hrs,

Fall In. Saturna

Church’ Parade,

Presentation of Past

-President’s: Medals:

1200 hrs, Lunch and get-

: together.

Transport arrangements will
be by water taxi for Galiano and
Mayne residents, returning from
Saturday by the 4 p.m. ferry.

ESSAY CONTEST

~ The branch will sponsor. an
essay “Competition, and details
should be in: the hands of our local
school principals: this week.. The

“closing date for the competition
will be November 21. Such essays

-and -the 42nd year this, .
“branch has taken partinthe com-

_ perience.

The ~ Silence Per--

Official “appoiritment” of E. F.

tion. 7
“He will succeed Michael WE

Allen.whose resignation becomes’ _ ee

effective. on November 30,

° Mr,’ Fairs ‘has already served.
the municipality as .treasurere

evening, 9.

collector since March, 1966,.and .§

is. well acquainted: with the res-

sociated with the clerk's office. oe
“Thirty-one ‘years of service ~

in the Canadian Army's Koyal
Canadian Corps of. Signals also
helped Ted acquire extensive ad-

ministrative and supervisory ex- ..
He joined the regular *
force ..in Esquimalt ‘in 1435 and 6
‘had. many assignments ‘in. sev-,
eral parts of Canada and abroad. :
. V0
with the 2nd- Canadian: Division,

He “went: oyerseas (in

obtained his’. commission: the
same ‘year and later served in
North-West, Europe.” In 1952+
54 che. was

was during this tour that he met
and married his wife, Lisa.
After” a year. with ‘the United
Nations Emergency Force on the
Gaza Strip in the Middle East
in 1960-61,

as appear to be of ‘merit will. a

‘b-be forwarded to the South Vancou-"

| ver.Island zone competition.
The. branch’s- next : regular.

“meeting will be held at, Saturna

on: ‘Thursday, ‘November. 27, with

transportation .to. and-from the

island by Government ferry.

“Funeral Services |

‘Held | In Sidney

For Kate McClure :

: A former Sidney woman, Mrs,

"Katherine. McClure:died in Vice

toria on October . 27. at 67 years
of age.

The former Kate Logan, daugh-
ter of Mr, and Mrs, Hugh Lo-
gan, pioneer members of © St,

_Paul's ‘Presbyterian Church’ in
| Sidney before becoming St, Paul's

United - Church,. ‘Mrs. McClure

“was born in Scotland and. re-

sided at 2703 Winster Road,

: Langford,

Before her marriage Mrs, Mer

Clure was a telephone operator

in’ Sidney: for many years, join-
ing the. exchange. in 1917, .

“She /is* survived by. her hus~
band Robert; son. David. and

daughter . Juanita, of Victoria; |:
daughter Mrs, John Grimsson,

Langford; daughter Mrs. GA,
Hope, Vancouver; eight grand=
sons, two grand-daughters, two
great grandsons and .one great
granddaughter, Sisters Mrs, F,
Gouidie. and Mrs, Elizabeth
Trona, of Victoria,
services were held in Sands
Chapel of Roses, Sidney, on Oct,
29 with Rev. R, H. Pratt offi-
elating. Interment was at Holy
Trinity. Cemetery, Patricia Bay,

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8.15

2.10

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2.30 p.m.
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10.00 a.m,
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6.35 asm,
10.45 a.m.
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Nov. 11.00 pam
Nov, 4.30 a.m.
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Nov, 32.43 p.m.
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Nov. 12,25 a.m.
Nov, S15 a.m,
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“came. to Sidney with her parents
_at-the age of four.

-With the Canadian —
Brigade.in- West Germany and it.

Ted made one more-
move to the Canadian Joint Staff”

“OE, F. (TED) FAIRS.
in Washington, DC,

communications

‘During. his four -years >. in

Washington, Mr, Fairs:tooh. a
Cuniversity,
“accounting and ‘this has been -
_ particularly. useful: since leav-

“extension. course. in

ing the service in 1065.’ ;

The. Fairs, with their |.
boys aped 12 and 13, live ‘in
the Gordon Head area, For
the. time being they: have ---no
plans to move, ae :
» Of the new job, Ted “says:
“I enjoy my work in the North
Saanich: office and ['m looking
forward to. the challenges which
are bound. to come With: the’ new
job’.

-where_ he
’ worked: on a number of special.
international
and electronic committees. He

retired: with the. rank of. major.

two-

Plans” “tor the: Christmas. Te:

“and. Bazaar’. to. be. held in St.
: Stephens’ ‘Parish’ Hall on Satur- -
‘day, November 8, were the prin-

cipal. business of : the- A.C.W,

; meeting held on October 29. The
tea will be: opened at:2: 15 p.m,”
and stalls will ‘include white. ele--
phant; books, needlework, novel- ee
.|-tles, -home. cooking and country :
“=| kitchen, .

of eet

Brentwood College’ Old Boys
Memorial Service will be held at:
-the Brentwood College Memorial
“Chapel on: Sunday,” ‘November: 9 :
‘ turned’ to her home -at-1196 Dig- :

at 11 o'clock. The address will

-be. given. by Bishop Ge R “Cale.
verte

a ee

Miss Jane Fergusen,

daughter -
of Mr. and Mrs. R, T, Ferguson |
of Youbou and granddaughter, of.”
Archdeacon and Mrs. E. H, Mad- :
docks, is: ‘to be married in the ~

Brentwood ollege ” Memorial: ;

. Chapel. On: Saturday, November 8,°.

at-7:30. pem..-The bridegroom

is Mr. Peter Joseph Phillips of. |.
cArdee, Fire... The ceremony will’ 4
be: ‘performed by “Arehdeacon :

Maddocks Bags

“Mr, and Mrs, Alan 3 Rober=. :

“ton: of -982 Marchant, Road “have :
as their “guests Mr. Rober tson’s :
“, parents, Mr, and Mrsj::A, Ro=. |:
_berton: from Calderbrook, : Sasy

katchewan.

eke

Mrs. George -Mitrou has’ re-" i

nan-Road ‘after. ‘spending’ a:ten.
days'. holiday with relatives in:
Brandon, Manitoba, ee Ap

Mr, and Mrs. “Vern Ward of
Richmond, -B .C. spent a week as

‘guests’ of Mr, atid Mrs. Eldon C. [iP
Chapman, 1042 ‘Benvenuto Ave, g.

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