SAANICH PIENINSULA AND GULE ISLANDS REVIEW

Vednes

sday, January 7, 1970

Some. of the continuing night
-. school classes resume this week
“in".various ‘schools in Saanich
“ School District, but the majority
"of. classes do not start. until
‘later in January.. Over 50 short
* gourses are scheduled from mid-
January to April. '

New courses are offered which
were not described in. the
1969/1970 Adult Education: Bro-
chure. These are “The Law and
You’’; *‘Mental Health -Commu-
nicating’’;.*‘Crocheting and Knit-
ting’’; "French Hand Smocking’’;
“Pattern Drafting’; ‘*Basic Ja-
panese’’ and a ‘‘Workshop’’ for
those who paint in oils.

*- Other short courses are being

“repeated and’some are being held

in other locations for the con-
venience. ‘of residents, These
-courses include: ‘Flower Ar-
“ranging’?; ‘Easy Sewing’’; ‘‘In-
terior -Decorating’?;  ‘‘Batik’’;
‘“Woodcarving and Sculpture’’;
“Contract. Bridge’; ‘Chinese
Cooking’; ‘‘Speed Reading’? and
‘Group Guitar. Lessons’?’.
For those who: prefer active

“and,

rather than sedentary type cour-
ses, their preferences are con=
sidered. Ladies : ‘*Keep. Fit”
classes are organized for. North
Saanich and Cordova Bay schools
and integrated classes for out-
door activities include ‘‘Hunter
Training’’, ‘‘Better Boating (Wa-
ter Safety)’; “Practical Sail-
ing’; “Outboard Motor Care’?
and ‘Golf. Lessons?’ at Golfland,

Courses are’ also planned for
members of the four Indian Bands
in. the district. These are:
Indian Cooking, Home. Sewing,
Home Improvement and. Indian
Language,

Adult courses sponsored by the
Saanich School Trustees are open
to all persons.15 years of age
and older, provided they are not
attending public school; Young
adults who are. still attending
school may apply through their
Principals for permission to take
courses which may interest them,
if. recommended, may take
the course subject to thé approval
of the District Superintendent of
Schools,

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information -about
courses or registration proce~
dures may. be obtained from the
School Board Office at 656-1111.

Many Mourn Death
Of Sidney Woman,

Native of London, England,
Mrs, Louisa Priscilla Rashleigh
died on December 31 at Rest Ha--
ven Hospital aged 81 years... She
had been resident in Sidney for
the past 20 years at 1330 Munro
Road.

Mrs... Rashleigh owas. pre-
deceased by her husband, Fran-
sis Stanhope Rashleigh, in 1964,
She leaves. her daughters, Mrs.
T. (Olive) Grozier, 1340 Munro
Road, Sidney, and. Mrs, William:
(Violet) Weaver of Surrey, B.C.
five... grandchildren: 10 great=
grandchildren and 2 ¢reat-great-
grandchildren, ;

Services were held in Sands
Chapel of Roses, Sidney, on Janus
ary 5,. the: Rev. R. H, Pratt of-
ficiating. Interment was at Royal
Oak Burial Park,

Further

i | Former Sidney Man
Dies In 99th Year

“A familiar figure in Sidney: for
the. past 10 vears and lately of
Dunean, «Erick “Bengston: Aureli
died. in, his “99th yearcat Little:
Paradise. Rest “Home, Saanich-
ton, Gn January 5.) He was born -
at Varmland, Swedene 0-0

ie: leaves” a brother, - Peter
“Dunean;* his son, David or
Gein Rapids, Minnesota; three:
daughters, Mrs, George. (FE Hlen)
‘Hager man, of Bovey; Minn., Mrs.
Dwight (Minnie) Kelly of Seattle,
‘Wash., cand oMrs.: Ruth: Sorensen
of. Port Alberni; three grandsons;
four’ gr anddaughters, cand. two
great- grandchildren, =.
on. January” 8 in, Sands “Chapel
Sidney, Mr.

as one
nereage: to.

fth of range:
ti ame? Brasses:

pore ocont, “Says: (0,08:
“Bratvold of the. Alberta: depart
ene “of, ngr iculture,

z N otice To. Creditors:
And Others

“NOTIC io is
Creditors

thal
having.

“hereby ogiven
and colhers ©

Ainsley MeConnell, deceased,
late (of Second Street: “Sidney.
Br ili'sh C olumbia,. aro herebyre-
quired to send particulars.of, such
“elaims to the, under signed engelts
tor, 8569 Ebor Ter ree RE:
saainiehton, BvC conor etnie‘the au

St dasa r ebruary.. 1ATO, after

which dale the said @secutor will

“distribute the said estate TTY ps
“(he persons entitled thereto, hav +
ine regard: only ta the ehaiias of
Which: the said oxecuior ther has:
MOLECU) . .,
ERNEST SAPSPOTD,
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High-ranking Flier
To Visit Father
This Weekend

Canadian Armed I Orces Her id=
quarters in: Ottawa recently an-

nounced the promotion of Owen B,

Philp to. the rank of Colonel and

“appointed him: to Command the jet

flying. (raining base at MooseJ: wy
Sask,

Colonel Philp is the (son: of
Bartley Ss Philp. of MacDonald
Park Road’ in North Saanich. who
was himselfa pilot in both World
Wars. He flew Sopwith Dolphins
over: the. Western: ront for the
Royal, Flying Corps in 1917-18
and served with ine Re. AB Train-
ing and: Fer ry C ome mds in the:
eurlyvtortios.

Owen. Philp wis born in Vane

ot nrolled@in the RCAF: in’
ereat,
variety: of- flying “duties indmany:
parts’ of. the werld including: ue -

1941 sand “has: enjoyed il

rope, India and Burma. His trains

ing ine luded , the British Impire”.

Test. Pilotts ¢ ourse and the RC Al

Statt College course, .
In-so- far as hiss work is con=

eerned, the emiphasis h as been on,

fying and he has now logged over.

7,400 hours of whic h3, 200; were
in jet fighters. | : an

The role: for:

parts, of

196%, winning Cre uonech int
“Owen Philp” s new r nk Al¢ olo=

hel: ‘ss -equivs wont) to: that? ofea

integration: Por ani Lats:
Armed, Foreos: and hie OW: “outs.
ai rik s: his ti hor: who AVOLE Squi i=
ard Tedder’.
Vorld. War, Two, Dh
The Calonet, iSvxpioe tod to visil
his fathor this coming weekend
BL: int Philp say sowith: tiwinkle
‘in his eve, tHe Tn do hetten
try throwing his rank suround
hore orl, WHT. show him just who
Is the bossa, us a

BOER WAR. VETERAN
CELEBRATES 97TH |

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aM rehitives, of Cupte ah. Gs Ma
Johns, towels of. the soul
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brate his. OF birthday, Cap:
fain dobns tirst came North
Saaded in GOT6, and be nase Ten
WH ATR ind: Mies. erie Gras
villosTones at) their home
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CITIZENS URGED
TO START PLANS
FOR ‘FUN IN 71

Planning in *70
fun-in’ 71, savs lL... Wale
lace, general. chairman of
the British Columbia Cen-
tennial "71 Committee, ina
New Year message,

“We hope everyone: in
British Columbia will take
part, personally, in. the
1971. celebrations of the
Centennial of B.C.’s entry
into” Confederation,’’ Mr,

“Wallace said. cA vreat
deal of organization — is
already underway, and 1970
should be a vear of plan-
ning for individuals as well
“aS communities and com-
mamity groups. ~

“Mr. Wallace asked ine
dustry, organizations, -fa-
mily groups and individuals
to plan for personal pro=
jects. -fThe tield of ideas
is Wide open,’? he. said,
“Schokrships, restora-
tions, clean. = and - paint
eumpiigns, “garden < im-
provement, serapbooks.
assisting Others, are only
a few of the possibilities.’

Over 300 communities
will have local committees
in all parts of the Province

working (© on.-celebrations
and permanent comme mos
rative’ projects “during
1970, Mr. Wallace said, but
the  trueomeasure of suce
coss for thesc7E Centen- :
nial year Will be the amount
of .: individual interest
und active participation, ©

means

whic h he is best

‘Str ipos” dur ing.

nat.

4a obuilee
espace hits been ay

One

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Big Expansion
For Victoria
Auto

ealer

Amore. than $500, 000 ‘OXpan--
sion program: bya leading auto-
mobile denlership in downtown
V ictor ia Wuls “announced © today.

The unnoune emont Wils: made in

-conjunction with one: by. pioneer:
Ly ictoria automobile Wi in, James:
Me Wot, who. ‘todays t
‘sale 0 “his

oh inding re oe :

one-time” Chr ysler
a ates

“pure sh sed: the Cc liristi: UW, Alli: ince au

eee’ hure lh ate: 1039 Yates Street, The
before: :

chure he ‘building will he renioved:

tora tke: way fore the, expension

of the dealer ship. 4 .
“Our new yehic teosi des during:

the maddel year of 1969 showedan

Ane redise. of 80 per-eent over the
Dixon:

previous -oyeoar,’!

oSiid
“Ours location!

wlso-affers ‘cons.
venience for serview to Gur Cuse:
tomers who work “uaind shop. in’
the downtown aren), Pon

Tnniediy He ophins all for Oye

te sive expansion With inerbased ;

contract
workshop!
murded. Mariner
COnstrnc How td, ot Vietartay

LAND ACT

Notice of Intention to
Apply te Lease Land:

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SOLPVieo

Th batnd Reeording District of
Vietorta and stimite ono Psahtiin
Aho) Therboar adfteent to the
north westerly: bonndarvysal, Lat
THOCowlehiy Distrtet and frant-

“Ing on Hesthayen Drie,
OTe natieo tial

The Towne ot
Sidney of Sidney, UG eeupas
Aion Muni Tpality dhtends:toupply
for w deaso cit ier following de

Ssaadbed Kyung

“Commencing ata post planted
at the south westocorner ob beat
Jon Cawye DAN PAESUECE, hemes |
Teton a begring of % G4 05 40h,

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OPN eno I henge dhe sadel wards
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mid noe tn vost boundary
CERO: feet onlushearding ole NPE

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line in wt south westerhy direc

lon ty Me sont tel eornen of
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“Liimatta,

-Readings,

and w hite carnation corsages

Re adings of Sidney.
fin: ilized the

and € Ok

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Bazan Bay
Girl Wed
At Brentwood

The- marriage took place in
Brentwood: United) Church on
January 3, of Barbara Jean Read-
ings of 2069 Bazan Bay Road,
Saanichton, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs, Benjamin J. Readings of
2069 Bazan Bay Road, Saanich-
ton to Garry. Olave Liimatta,.
son of Mr, and Mrs, Jack Lii-
matta ‘of Oakland Avenue, Vic-
toria, The church was decora-
ted with baskets of white chry-
santhemums. and red carnations,
the pews marked with white bells
and: red roses,

The officiating clergyman was
the Reverend J. Wood. Miss
Hazel Nunn of Sidney, sang -*The
Wedding Prayer’. and’. was
accompanied by Mrs. O. Nieder=
mann,

Given in marriage by her fa-
ther the bride wore a floor length
empire styled gown of white sa-
tin taffeta, lace bodice and three=
quarter length sleeves. The skirt
Was appliqued with lace and en=
crusted with seed pearls and se-
quins,. The full train attached at
the waist-was satin taffeta lace
entone. Her; four-tiered chapel
veil of silk iilusion tulle was
held in place by-an arrangement
of. organza’ flowers and petals.
She carried a bouquet: of red:
sweetheart, roses and: white car~
nations. —

The matron- of -honor wus Mrs.
Dennis Rei idings (sister-in-law)
of-Nanaimo. | Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Robert Readings (sister-
in-law) of Sidney, “Miss. Linda
sister of groom, of
little Miss © Brenda:
niece of -bride,. was

Victoria;

flower girl,

They were gowned in identical
floor length empir e-styled red
velvet gowns, . three-quarter
sleeves, “bout necks: edged”: with
white fur. They carried white fur.
nulfs, with red swectheart roses.
s-at-

tached, Their headdresses’ were.

of white: roses, poe :
The best- man was Mr: C.Simp= :

on of Calgary.

Ushers were Mr,
awe of

Courtenay, and” Re

“Por the. ‘reception: at the Len

‘pick Hi ull, Mills: Ro id, the bride’ s
nother received: wearing an Itali- :
: cle knit blue.

uit. with, pi ik Mar =

‘gloves. and, co
tions.
was

Age. of pink earna- 4

“The bridegrooin’: s mother:
in- blue: wool suit with "hake
of. white and: flowers of pink care
“nations, : ae
“Por the
(two-: Weeks) > >the bride
dnd: black, with. uecessories: of:
black “velvet shat,’ black patent

shoes and purse. The newly weds

a ay,

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A BROKEN
Mrs, Lyster
here
At. 99

Rodd, 10661

years of ape,

BONE. broke a long-standing record: for
McDonald Park Road, shown
in the x-ray department of Rest Haven Hospital,
Mrs.

Rodd had. never suffered a

‘fracture until last week when she had a slight fall and

broke -her
bothering her
to. another
when the century
mother of five sons,
grandchildren, all> of

‘mark is

wrist ‘trving to save herself,

The break isn’t

too much, she says..as she looks forward
active year. and a letter from Queen Elizabeth

reached. - Mrs.. Rodd is the

has eight grandchildren and 10 great-
whom she still likes to mother,

Native Daughter

Mrs. Gladys. A. C. Gabb, a
native daughter: of Saanich re-
siding ut.1993 Stelys Cross Road
died at Rest Haven Hospital on
December 21, aged .90. years,

. Daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. George S, Butler, andthe:
widow of Vincent. William Gabb,
she is..survived. by two daugh-
ters, Mrs, John (Daphne May).

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Dies At Age 90

Stankeivech of Trochu, Alta., and

.Mrs. D, G. (Mary K) Beaumont,

at the residence; six grandchild-
ren, a great-grandson, and her
sister, Mrs, May Ludlow of Sid-
ney.

Funeral service was held in

_ McCall Bros. Floral Chapel, Vice

toria, on December 24, the Rev.’
O. L. Foster: officiating,
mation followed,

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