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Mrs. C.E. King of 7019 Brent-
wood Drive left on March 2, for a
two weeks’ holiday in Hawaii.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sluggett

‘ have returned to their home at

7101. Brentwood. Drive after
spending a three weeks’ holiday
in Palm Springs and La olla,
California.

Mr. and. Mrs. Dalbert L.
Haftner of 1613 Sluggett Road are
happy to announce the birth of
their son, Craig Dalbert. at the
Royal. Jubilee Hospital on
February 20; 6 Ibs. 1 oz. Mrs.
Haftner is the former Miss Sylvia
Whiles.

~Mr.and Mrs. Alan Ferguson of

939 Sluggett Road have returned.

‘from a.-six- weeks’ cruise to
‘Hawaii, Sailing on the P. & O.

‘Liner. Oriana, they were able to

enjoy a month on the islands
-before returning to Vancouver on
the Canberra.

Mr. and Mrs. E'F. Martin of
9116 Brentwood Drive enjoyed a

‘ronth’s cruise of the Caribbean

on the P-and O Liner Oriana,

returning to’ Vancouver. on

he ‘Wednesday, February 26.

Mr. and Mrs. AE £ _ Greenwood
of.
weeks’ holiday in Mexico,
“City, - Cuer-

navaca, » Acapulco nd. Ataxo.

“and Mrs.

Mr. “arthur HO.

Bolster: of 1800. Keating Cross.
' Road take. pleasure.

nouncing ' the

to Mr." Garry

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1140. Clarke Road have:
~ returned from an enjoyable three

in. an-.
: forthcoming —
Marriage of their only daughter, :
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wea bon Craft
2 Ribbons and Rosettes of Distinction ;
a Hig quality, hand-crafted

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Report the activities of
your district to Review
correspondent Mrs. C.M.
Brown and they will appear
in her round-up of Brent-
wood News. Phone. her at .
652-1996.

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Wallace. Wake, only son. of. Mr.
and Mrs. Austin E. Wake. -Nut
Mountain Saskatchewan. The
wedding will take place. on
Saturday, March 14, at 8 p.m., in
Brentwood United . Church,
Brentwood Bay, the Rev. John M.
Wood officiating.

Miss Bolster was honoured by a
cup and saucer shower on
February 23, when Mrs.. C.
Essery and Mrs. Adrian Butler
entertained for her at the Butler
home on Keating Cross. Road.
Miss Bolster. her mother, Mrs.
Arthur Bolster, and her grand-
mother, Mrs. H.G. Bolster, were
presented with corsages: and
ames and contests: were en-
-joyed. Mrs. Arthur Bolster: and
Mrs.E. Middleton poured tea and
coffee. Invited guests were Mrs.
Arthur. H. 0. Bolster, Mrs. H. G.
Bolster, Mrs. J: Tubman, Mrs.
G.Y. Kirkpatrick, Mrs. E.
Middleton, Mrs. A. Dean, Mrs.
W.H.. McNally, Mrs. Claude
Butler, Mrs. J. Gilbert, Mrs.
Douglas Bolster.’-Mrs. » David
Bolster, Mrs. Stephen Butler,
Mrs. D.Dunean, Mrs. J.
Breitenbach, Miss Debbie
Forbes, “and Miss Donna Mc-

Caskill. ae

A coffee shop for convenience

a

_ of ferry patrons will be built in a

corner of the. Washington : State
ferry parking lot in Sidney.

- Blaney Travel Agencies. Ltd.
queried municipal -business
. license rates in’a letter to council. ,
last week.

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SecREsE ETL PTE E

“resulted
Richard Verdier. ‘Rowlinson, 3730
‘Saanich Road in Central Saanich

Girl Guides
And
Brownies

BY LEEIFE

Thinking week started with a
bang for the Brownies of Sidney.
On Feb. 23. 450 Brownies. 4
Packies and 5 leaders all got
together at Sancha- Hall for a
Thinking Day ceremony. Ist
Sidney Brownies plased host to
2nd Sidney Brownies and. ist
Deep Cove Brownies. Each
Brownie Pack was responsible
for part of the prograrn which
was enjoved by all.

The 2nd Sidney. Pack got the
party rolling with games which
were great fun. Ist: Deep Cove
Pack brought along new. songs
that everyone joined in singing.
Ist. Sidney Pack told. stories: of
Brownies in other lands. pointing
out. that Brownies around. the
world are much alike in dress and
only the law and the promises
vary in some countries.

A special guest was Mr. O.
Thomas, who was once the Brown
Owl for the Sidnev Brownies. She
delighted the girls and leaders by
telling of some of her: travels to
other countries. . Mrs. Thomas
was rewarded by all with a grand
how! and we all wish to thank her
again for coming. Everyone
enjoved a cupcake which had a
candle lit.onit; and after singing
happy birthday to Lady Baden-
Powell, the girls -blew out. the
candles and ate their cakes.

Fals e Pretences
Bring $200 Fine’

“Four charges of false pretences
in. fines of $200: for

‘Police court on Saturday..:

Judge’ D.G.° Ashby found
Rowlinson guilty” ie writing
N.S.F. cheques | Butler’

‘Brothers: Ltd. on four separate

“occasions and placed him on Six.

_months probation. -
aes one of the cheques Ww ras

D. DOWSLEY

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with relatives:
bein ig i im

. SING CHU,
Vancouver resident, prepares for his
first flight with the assistance of CP
Air ground hostess Shirley Joe. Chu

. Was enroute to Hong Kong for a visit

his last trip there

30 0. He came to Canada in

100-year-old

sea.

1898 at the age of 28 and became a
Canadian citizen last. year.
recent flight home was his first time
in an aircraft, all other travel in his.
century life span being by rail or

The

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airport.
“membership, :

B. LAWLESS

KINSMEN MARK
‘50th BIRTHDAY

; ‘The 50th : anniversary ‘of the:
: Kinsmen.
Canada
Saturday, by.
. dance in the.

Patricia Bay’
Honorary:
the Sidney. Kinsmen: Club Ww as
: ‘accorded to Capt. Dave: Price,:
ate commanding Sid ney ‘Squadron

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celebrated -on
a banquet and
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Pioneers is sponsoring a drive to
do help the world- wide New Eyes for
“the! Needy campaign.

heen placed i in more than 80 B.C.
| offices across. the province,

“eluding. the.
: Blanshard and Johnson Streets.

: sunglasses safety Anse 4 neta

Jewellery are’ sought:

provide new: hope f or. thousands
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Old Eyeglasses Being | Collected

~The B. C. Chapter of Telephone

Collection containers for old
eyeglasses and jewellery have.

Telephone C ompany business
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Vi ic toria: office.

‘serap’ and» all ‘types » of old.

“All-are. put.“to- good “use to

underprivilige dq people

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‘Pioneers, is heading up the drive

‘munity-spirited group’s” present

Jeaders.
collection of. donations’ and: see.
that'-they “are fee

‘from ‘pensioners who. ar : “
the: move: to: Sanscha
ohall-of Sil er Thread: activities,

‘fused by:
“executive member, emphasized

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Ron Murphy. a past pr esident
of the B.C. Chapter of Peleplione

which is an adjunct. to the com-

work: at Vancouver's
school for the Blind:
Murphy, said” Pioneer
Willassist:

Jericho. Hill

group.

‘in the:

cen tral location.

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“after
“Sever al calls have. been ‘received,

however = Reg” Snow, OLA, P.
“that t. Knights at Pythias hall will:

‘continue \ as - Pensioners:

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AUUDSE LEU LEEEDUC ATE EEOTEET

JOHANNA AT DAYBREAK, by
R.C. Hutchinson

This is a most remarkable
novel, perhaps tne finest of all the
many -distinguished books
written by R.C. Hutchinson.
Unlike most of his other works, it
is based on actual facts: It opens
in Holland. in a home for refugees
and stateless persons uprooted
during the Second World War.
One of the residents. Jahanna
van Loezen is a woman in her late
middle age suffering from a
complete loss of memory of all
that had happened to her before
coming to the home. Her. present
existence, however. is permeated
by feelings of guilt. remorse and
fear. with suicidal tendancies at
times. Very gradually. by way of
little pieces of evidence, and the
stimulii from her contacts with
the other inmates and with people
outside whom the Director asks
her to help, Johanna (and the
reader with her) is brought to an
almost complete realization of
the traumatic experiences that
led to her. amnesia.

There is no sensationalism; no
sentimentality. The book bears
simple witness to the destructive
effects which suffering can inflict
upon people and from which, one
is made to realize, there. can
never be complete escape. The
power of. Hutchinson’s

BY MARY KIERANS

Wednesday, March 4, 1970

imagination is almost beyond
belief, so precise is the detail, and
so consistant the whole ‘feel’ of
the book. It is splendidly written,
and quite unforgettable.

Johanna at Daybreak is
available from the Sidney and
North Saanich Branch’ of the
Vancouver Island Regional
Library.

Silver Threads
Through Week

All Sidney Silver Threads
activities are now held in San-
scha Hall where senior citizens of
the District and visitors will be
welcome. On Thursday, March 5
there will be a meeting of the Old
Age Pensioners’ Organization in
the K. of P. Hall at 2 p.m.

The following are the Silver
Threads arrangements Friday,
March 6, Jacko, 2 p.m. ; Monday.
March 9, Square and Old-time

10, Rug. hooking, 11 a.m.,
Ceramics and Oi] Painting, 12.30
p.m:

If transportation. is. required

please telephone the Centre, 656-
3412. during the afternoon

sessions, or Mrs. Pearson: 656-
2043.

Dancing, 2p.m.; Tuesday, March.

2325 HENRY AVE, SIDNEY, B.C.

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