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organization. maintains 11
- branches. on Vancouver Island
“and is deeply involved with safety
education in close co-operation
with the D.O.T.

I would like to lay in’ Davy
Jones Locker a most scurvy
remark all too often heard among
landlubbers... ‘‘He can afford it,
he owns a yacht”. In all the world

of sport there are few activities
demanding less money than
sailing. True the intitial cost of a
- good sailboat is a bit more than

“fhe average new: car, but after
four or five years you don’t lose

‘most of your investment in a.

with GWYN OWEN
the
~ Canadian Power Squadron, a red

Maple Leaf on blue and white
vertical stripes. This national

trade-in. In fact over the last few

‘years a yacht would have been a

profitable investment. Annual
mooring costs equal that of
maintaining a garage to protect
your car, and_as for fuel, wind is
still free. Consider the cost of an
annual two or three week family
holiday at a resert cabin. or
motel..On a yacht you can have
all of this plus every weekend in
the year at almost no expense.
Perhaps the only drawback is
that more people are discovering
this truth and the waterways are
becoming almost crowded.

Noticed this week. that.a
popular brand of floater jacket is
being offered at a much reduced
price right here. in: Sidney, a
considerable saving over. the

regular Victoria prices. Winter
sailors might be well advised to
look into this as the garment is
not only an approved piece of life
saving equipment but also a
warm vest for the cold season
ahead.

This week’s Canoe Bay Sailing
race saw a quick run with brisk
South East winds. Eighteen boats
started, results were: 1 Limfjord,
2 Salt Shaker, 3 Upepo, 4 Diana, 5
Saki, 6 Yogi, 7- Kittiwake, 8
Alternate, 9 Achates, 10 Rawson
26, 11 Larig Grhu, 12 Keela, 13
Ramred, 14 Bird of Dawning, 15
Despatch, 16 L'Aria, 17 Merete,

_D.N.F. Vacilindo..

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ANDERSON

Stanley Russell Anderson, late
of 2432 Malaview Ave., Sidney,
died on September 28 aged 83
years. Born in Victoria, he had
resided in Sidney for 39 years. A
veteran of the First World War,
he served. with the 2nd C.M.R.
Unit. He was a life member of the
Army, Navy and Air Force
Veterans, Branch 302; and a
member of the Royal Canadian
Legion, Saanich Peninsula
Branch No. 37.

The deceased leaves his wife,
Florence Stephanie, at home, and
nieces and nephews in Canada
and the U.S.A.

Service will be held in Sands
Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidney,
on October J at 1.00p.m., the Rev:
Robert Sansom officiating.

‘CURTIS

A native of Worcestershire,
England, Allen Raphael Curtis
died on September 29 at the age of
88 years. Formerly a resident of
Winnipeg and Brandon,
Manitoba, he -had resided in
Sidney for the past 11 years at
Suit 1, 2300 Beacon Ave. He is
survived by his daughter, Miss
Margaret Curtis of Seattle,

Wash., and niece, Mrs. E. (Doris) ©
Davis of Vancouver, B.C.

Mass was celebrated by the -
Rev. Father William Mudge in St.

Elizabeth's Church, Sidney, on
October 1, and interment was in.

Saanich Peninsula’ Cemetery,
West Saanich:.. Road.
Arrangements: were. by: Sand’s
Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidnev.

HINDLEY. -

A resident. of Brentwood. Bay
for many years, Richard Ernest
‘Hindley ‘died’ in Sidney on “Sep-

tember 18 at the age of 82 years.
“Born at Eramosa; Ontario, his
late resident | was 7088 ‘Hagan.
Road:
- Surviving are ‘his wile, “Mary,

(Vera) Hawkins, Biggar, Sask: 5a.
“son, William ‘Bingham, Peter-
borough, Ont.;\ two ‘great:
grandchildren; | “sister, -Miss
“Harriet ‘Hindley, . Guelph, ‘Ont.,

and: brothers, George J. ‘Biggar, :

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Born. in Halifax, N. S. in “1902,
East Saanich Road, died at Rest
“Haven Hospital: on September 28.
“He had: ‘been: a: Saanichton
-Tesident for 13 years. ,

at home; daughters Mrs. No
(Lois) Watling, Sidney, and Mrs.
G. (Bertie) Neilson, Clearbrook,
-B.C.; four ‘grandchildren;
sisters, ‘Mrs, Violet Auld, Mon-
-treal; Mrs. -Elvie: ‘Young,
“Toronto; Mrs. Grace: Rowlings,
-‘Malden,: ‘Mass; .

‘Service is to be held on October
“Tat-3) pam. in’ Sands Funeral
~ Chapel of Roses, Sidney, the Rev

Lecture Series”
Starts Tonight.

presenting lectures on health

Shakespeare Street:

“speak on “Beauty is Skin Deep"
cand.on Oct. 8, Dee G. Woodwark,

director, -
‘disease. A film ‘Better Odds for
Longer Life" will he shown.

~ Leetures.. on, “exercise.
health | (Ochi 12> and

fortes.

‘2

. pianist,

at-home, his daughter, Mrs. H.C. ‘

Chester Oswald: Myers of 9005.

He leaves his wife, ‘Helen Ruth, .

‘a brother,® |
Marshall Myers,. Boston, : Mass. :

‘HER, Pratt officiating, Flowers,

Health Education. |

Greater Victoria doctors are.

education four days a week at the |.
Health:
Centre. Tonight, Qet. 7, ‘Dr, doyee:
Clearihue, dermatologist’ will

cardiologist and Dr. K. Thornton,
Jubilee Hospital laboratories:
Will: dikxctian Neart.

and
“‘Nasue and Bone Disvase” (Oat:
A) will be part of the five week.

are gratefully declined in favor of
contributions at will to the
Canadian Cancer Society. -

WHITING

A link with Sidney's past. has
been severed by the death in
Victoria on September 30 of Mrs:
Edna Ann Whiting within a week
of her. 89 birthday.

Mrs. Whiting and. her husband
William came to Sidney in 1909
from Sheffield, England. after a
brief interlude of harvesting on
the prairies. Mr. Whiting found
employment at Sidney Mill. and
for a time was bookkeeper at
Harvey's Local Meat Market. He
was also registrar of voters in the
district for 20 vears.

His wife entered into the
community life of Sidney. Village
and was long associated with St.
Andrew's Church, the Guild and
the Women’s Institute which then
was active. She was a talented
in -great..demand at
dances in the area, and an ac-
-companyist for the silent movies
at the local picture show.

In later years Mrs. Whiting lost
her sight, but until leaving her
residence at 9035° Resthaven
Drive a month ago she retained a
keen interest in local affairs.

Surviving are. her daughters,
Mrs. Edith Moore, Mrs. W.

(Phyllis):: McAdams,. Victoria;
granddaughters, Mrs. H. (Joyce)
Bell, Mrs. J. (Pat) King, Vic-
toria ; seven - -great-

~ grandchildren; her sister, Mrs.

Florence Thompson; nephew,
Jack Scarlett; niece, Mrs. D.
(Florence). Stephens, ° Victoria,
and nieces and nephews. in
England. ae *
The. Rev. Robert. Sansom
conducted: a service in St. An:
‘drew’s -Church,. Sidney; on. Oc-
tober 2, and interment was in
Royal.Oak. Burial. Park.
Arrangements. were... conducted
by Sands. Funeral Chapel - of
Roses, Sidney.

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Business Women
Mark Birthday
With Dinner

Sidney Business and
Club. celebrated its 10th An-
niversary on September 29 at the
home of Mrs. E. Robinson, 9522
Lochside’ Drive, with. a
smorgasbord dinner anda review
of a decade of activities.

An illustrated brochure of the
clubs 10 years of work was made
by Mrs. Elsa Heitinga and the
typing by Mrs. Ella Harrison.
Past presidents, Mrs. Bette
Harker, Mrs. Nell Horth, Mrs.
Marjorie Smith and Mrs. Dorothy
Kynaston participated by
reading the years of their tenure
in office.

The meeting was convened by
Past” President’ Mrs. Dorothy
Kynaston, anda visitor,. Mrs.
Betty Salvadore was welcomed.

Special guests were: from
Toronto,. Miss’ Nazla Dane, In-
ternational Vice-president - from
Victoria, Miss. Bess Forbes,
Honorary National President:
Miss. Ruth Adams, Vice
President Canadian Federation;
and Mrs. Marguerite Laughlin,
the latter three having been at
the Charter Meeting on - Sep-
tember 29, 1960.

A fitting climax to the evening
was .the initiation of. incoming
officers by Miss Bess Forbes,
who performed the “same
ceremony in 1960. Next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
E.. Robinson, 9522. Lochside
Drive, on October 13. ,

LIGHT CHANGED:
Trial. Island light at: the ap-

‘proach to Victoria Harbour has.

been re-located 50-feet from its
charted. position, It'is now
exhibited. from a: white: cylin-

drical tower, 93-feet above ‘high ©

water, and its characteristic has

been changed to flashing. green
| every: five seconds. .

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