SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, April 8, 1970

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By Bea Hamilton

Wedding bells rang out amidst
April :showers. for one of the
prettiest: brides of the season
when Ronda. Margaret, daughter

f of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee of

Fulford Harbour, was married in
a double ring ceremony to
Leonard John Farrow of
Saskatchewan,. at St. Mary’s

Spring flowers surrounded the
happy couple when the Rev. Fred
Anderson of the United Church
performed the lovely old cere-
i mony before a large crowd of
relations and friends.

The bride was most attractive
in her all-white, full length satin
gown with its gracefully falling
long lace train and the. dainty
shoulder length veil gathered on
her fair head. A bouquet of yellow
rose-buds gave the only touch of
color to her ensemble. The
brides’ attendants were lovely in
their mint green and turquoise
gowns and carrying bouquets of
yellow Iris. Matron of Honor was
Mrs. Pat Olsen and - bridesmaid
was the bride’s sister,
Elizabeth Lee. The two dainty
flower girls, in their pretty yellow
dresses, were Dawn Nadin and
Kathy Farrow and they. carried
white carnations and yellow iris.

Voegeli, the two ushers were
Leonard Voegeli and Don Olsen.
The... young. ring-bearer was
Master Steven Nadin. —

organ - by Miss Angela Brigden
and the hymn, O. Perfect Love,
was sung as the bride entered the
Church on the arm of her father,
who gave her away.-

During ‘the: signing ot the

»Gail Horrocks, Elaine Henderson
Twenty-third Psalm....and -The

touch to the: ceremony.

Rainbow Road, Ganges. ‘Here the

friends “crowded
Teceiving, “dine. ‘Mrs...

uncl of the bride, and. replied | to

by the groom. The best man gav

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The. best man was Ernest.

” Soft music was played on the.

register, the Misses Karin and-
and Anna. Mollet sang’ The
Lord’s Prayer, adding 3 a lovely”

The reception was held at the :
home of Mr. and.Mrs. Pat Lee on.

bride and. groom were showered -
with good wishes as rea and,

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the toast to the bridesmaids, and
read telegrams from the groom’s
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs: Stanley Farrow, of
Corunna, Ont. and: from, Mr: nd.
Mrs. Larry Mazur, Vancouver.
Responsible for the lovely

' decorations in St. Mary’s Church,

was Mrs. A. Davis.

The bride’s bouquet. was caught
by Miss Norma Soderquist while
Rory Wakelin nabbed the blue
garter thrown by the groom.

The bride’s going away outfit
was brown with beige ac-
cessories. The happy. couple will
honeymoon on Vancouver Island
before. returning to. Saskat-
chewan

Out. of town guests were as

‘follows ;-

From’ Vancouver - Mr.. and
Mrs. D. Wakelin, Gerald Wakelin
and Rory: Wakelin, Miss Carol
Bennett, Miss Anetha Rosback,:
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bale; and Mr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Olsen, Mr.
and Mrs. W. May. Port Alberni;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lasseter.
Duncan;-.: Mr. “and Mrs. . Don

Doederquist, Mr. and Mrs. Al
Soderquist, Miss .: Norma
Soderquist. -Sidney;- Mrs.. W.

Seymour. Victoria;-.J. H. Lee,
Mrs M.C. Lee. Canim Lake - Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Nadin, with Dawr

and Steven.

GULF ISLANDS

FORESHORE
CONTROL URGED

Control of all-foreshore area in.

the Gulf Islands is advocated by
North Saanich Mayor J. B.
Cumming .who. feels that the
Regional Board must step in soon
to stop shoreline exploitation.
North Saanich followed. the
lead of West. Vancouver in July
1969 in applying for contol of all
unalienated: and. unencumbered
foreshore on a 2) year lease. This
covers the shore from high-water
mark to 1,000 feet to sea and
enables Council. to exercise
control over proposals for private
and commercial marine C:~elop-
ment. :
Mayor. Cumming - told Council
he had made this. suggestion to
the. Regional. Board on receipt of
complaints about applications for
foreshore construction on Knapp
Istand,. which is actually outside
the control of North Saanich.

LIQUOR CHRFENCE
Steven Cooper of Victoria was
fined $35, in default fifteen days
in jail, in Sidney police court on a
charge of possessing liquor while
a minor.

TAXI FIRM FINED
Judge: D: G:. Ashby. fined Tri-
City Taxi. of Victoria $50 for a
violation of the Motor-Carrier Act
on April 4.

BY MARY BACKLUND

Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Mann,
from Edmonton, Alberta, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. Goldie.
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Miller, of.
Delta, are at their summer place
at Arbutus Point for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Gord. Pearce, of
Langley, and family, are spend-
ing the holidays at their Galiano
home. Mrs. Filo Bellhouse went to
Vancouver. briefly last . week.
Mrs. W. Smith, from Toronto,
Ontario, left for her home last
week, after a long visit with son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Barry
Smith, at Galiano Lodge. Brian
and Rick Harding, of Vancouver,
spent a pleasant few days visiting

aliano

their dad, Roy Harding. Mr. and
Mrs. J. Barrett, of Vancouver,
were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Evan Hughes, at Spanish
Hills. Mrs. A. Higginson, ‘and
daughter, Miss Ann Higginson,
are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reeder.

We are sorry to note that Fred

Robson is back in Royal Jubilee
Hospital, Victoria, he was in for
an operation a week ago, and he
is back for another.

Galiano. Ladies Service. Club
held a successful rummage sale
in the Galiano Hall on Saturday,
April 4, with all members turning

Votes

out to do their best for this day.
Hard at work along with -her
members was Mrs. I. A. Murphy,
assisted at the various stalls by
Mesdames. A. Deas, A. Taylor,

' M. Lupton, D. New, S. Riddell, J.

Jones, Li. Miley, S. Page, T.
Drew, L. Robinson, R: Par-
minter, W. Maier, J. Hume, and
G. Snell.

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Kolosoff,
fondly known to. their host of
friends as Nellie and Bill, cele-
brated their 50th wedding an-
niversary on April 7.

Bill and Nellie were married in
Vancouver on April-7, 1920.

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A Second Mortgage Loan to a maximum of $2500 with in:
terest /ower than Federal N.H.A, first mortgage
available for the purchase of an older home. If payments are
made promptly, there will be an annual refund af up to.10%.
reducing the effective interest rate on a 25-year loan to 715%. 31,

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1, You smust have beein ‘4 tenant occupying. re ted. accom:
madation: iN) British: Columbia for not less Ihan; 2 yoars
immuadiate! ly preceding the date af purchase,

2. Ds ale. of purchag 50 must be between: April]

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Nt morlg Ages will be fully i ing sured without extn ¢ charges» nor oe
aredhere any application, leg zal or regi stration feos or orcharges, .

: Home- “owner Grants reduce property taxes

Once you have pure hased analder hame, you become eli gubsle
for the Home: ‘owner Grant of up to $160 annually ~ anime
portant factor ri helning to reduce the Amount ot your prop:

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For further mlormation,
-caompletey and mai the coupon,

loa ns, 1S Now:

of $401

1971,

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An Conditions a are as follows: ae
1. You mus st have been a tenant occupying r rented, accom: os we
cmodation in Britis sh Columbia for not loss: than 2 oe
immediately, preceding the date a purchase.
AE you have: previously owned:a
“Home owner Grants, the total of these Home-owner
Grants must.bo deducted from the $800 Acquisition a
Grant, (There ts No deduction of previously. received
Home: owner Grants if you Vehgose the Second Mortg age.
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As an alternative to the Second Mortgage loan, you may re-
culve an outright Acquisition Grant of $500 te be
purchase of an older home, between April 1

used on the
1970 and March

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Parliament Buildings,
Victana, British Columbia .
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: Second Mortpage on aa older home.
Acquisition Grant onan alder hana

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DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE

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G.S. Bryson, Deputy Minister of Finane>

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