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Wednesday, January 7,

1970

ST, CHRISTOPHER’S CHURCH, SATURNA ISLAND

TIDE TABLE

Caleulated at Fulford

Jan, 9 7.30 acm. 12.2
Jan. 9 12.25 pm. 10.1
Jan. 9 4.05 pam. 10.9
Jan... 9 11.55 psn. 0.4
Jan. 10 8.05 a.m. 12.2
Jan. 10 1.30 pm. - | 9.2
Jan. 10 5.15 pom, 10.1
Jan, 11 12,35 a.m, 1.4
Jan. 11 8.35 acm. 12.1
Jan. 11 2.40 p.m, &.0
Jan. 11 6.35 perm. 9,2
Jan. 12. 1.20 a.m, 2.8
Jan. 12 9.00 a@.iti, 12.0

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Jum 12 B85 pein, 2 GT
Jan. 12 8.10 pain. 8.3
Jane 13 2.00 avin 45
Jam. Le O25 Wa. ray)
Jan 13 440 pai, Sa
Janu. 13 10,00 pin. 7.8
~ Jans dd 2.40 usu, 43
Jane QG5 amt TUT
Jan. ld 5.30 p.m. 4.3
Jan. 15 12.50 a.m. 8.2
Jane 15 3.25 cin, 7.9
Jan. 15 10.20 avai. 11.4
Jan, 1G). OS pai. 3.4

Many Mourn Death

The. sudden death: of Howard
Andrew Nelson (Buster) Horel,
age 51, on December -20, ~ at
Stuart Island; brought: gloom’ to
the festive season’. for family.
and friends on Salt Spring Is-
« land and elsewhere:

Buster, as he was kriown, was
the eldest son of the late How-
ard: Horel | and grandson of
. Charles Horel, one» of: Sait
“Springs pioneers, He was born
in’ Burnaby-in December, 1918,
and: spent*all-his “life-in B.C.,
“most” of. it on Salt Spring Is
“land, moving to Big Bay on,
‘Stuart Island four years ago:
He was a‘member ‘of the. 3rd
‘Battalion, 16th,” Scottish Regi~-
-ment, but for medica! reasons
rhe never served overstas, .
‘The: deceased. As. sur vived by”

five. ~ sons,
Spring; Larry,
Campbell River, Brian, Sidney
and Coline Penticton. Ab Gaipes
he - leaves hissmother,~ Mes,
Charlies Watmourh and his broth-
ér, Carles’ Herel, one sister,
Mrs. H. (Margaret) Wieklund. in
Honeymoon Bay, and one daught-
er, Bonnie Anne, Penticton, and
four grandchildren, ©

Funeral - service was held iny
the Ganges, United Chur ch’ on.
~ December 24) followed by crema-
tion.» Rev. Fred Anderson of-
ficiated,
Home: was in charge, Later, a:
-memorial:serviee willbe held in:

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Of ‘Buster’ Horel

his wife, Lillian, in Penticton,
Howard, on Salt
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| PENINSULA AND GULE ISLANDS REVEEW

Woodland Church
Of Saturna island

Visited By Choir

by Gwyn Owen

On Saturday, Dec. 27, the choir
of St. Mary's Anglican Church,
Oak Bay, under the leadership
of choirmaster Charles Palmer,
Visited St. Christopher's Church
on Saturna: Island and brought
all the. waining -and. skill af-a
biz city. choir to this: Gulf [s-
land,

fn an hour-long carol service,
following. the introduction and

openings prayer by the incum-

bent, Rev. J. Dangerfield, ‘the
cheirn presented) choral music.
both traditigna l and contempor «

MAS.

numbers |
voices later

to. Christmas-music,

John i Kennedy,

Island ‘eongr exation,

ary, One or Ure onunibers, a
recent composition of Mr, Palme
Gr, Was en the theme of Christe

Same 30 choir members met
at Me Swartz Bay terminal at
9 MM to. eateh the Gulf Is
lands ferry for this occasion
and ‘on carrival: at leall Har-

bour - Uhree hours later were
met by the rector and wardens
of the Island charch and es-
corted to the nearby community
hiadl where “a cdinner had- been
prepared bs the ladies of — the
oparish, :

Proceedings were Livened by
the young boys “and girls who
“represented about half the total
present. and avhose
were lo provide a
Aightness cand. carefree jow. that)
only the. young vat heart can Rive

ot. Christopher'ts Church, ale:
though a modern building, quite
Titer ‘ally grows out of its? wood
Fands for is.
construction were the wiftoof: a
visiting American, and. ilcon=;
tains a memorial “to” the fate:
“On this. o¢e,
casion® its Was filled to. capa-"
‘elty: by “the, robed choir: and the

: Following. ihe service tea was
served at Che reclorse with just
lime to: calely the ferry’ return-
ing to Swarts Bay al 7 poem,

was’ $47 years of dee. es Y

Jackline Warper. -and grandson
Ronan of Enderby, Her mother,
Mrsy John. Wesley, of Did sbury,

Funeral service Isat the Au=

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Reh eres,

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dee “Young: ‘and

cane “Darling, -
ssshe leaves” to mourn her hus)
band, Ron; a son, Christopher
of W lest Vancouver; daughter:

Alta., and. sister, Mrs, Edn
Fleck of Redwood City, Calit'y,

glican Chure hy 1 nderby, 0 ondanu-.
ary a :

GALIAT

1B¥ Mary Bachlund

The Christmas season on Gal-

iano Island was gay and happy,
with some of the residents stay-

ing, home to celebrate, and a lot
of therh going: away to” visit
friends and. relatives for. cither
the whole. time, or to begin a
long winter's holiday,

Like the ‘Twisses and Mrs

lo Betlhouse, along with Mrs

Basley, they have now left for
an extended holiday in California,
and Peges and: Eddie Bambrick
have taken off to Mexieo — for

» several weeks,

Mreoand Mrs.:Al Wilson, from
Kamloops, came over to Carol's
Parents, Mrs and Mrs. Fl -F,
Robson, They brought lite
Miss: Lori Wilson with them to
visit the proud grandparents,
then the FLEE. Robsons went up

ta) Nanaimo o with: the Wilsons,

to spend the. New Year holiday.

All) of the “beautiful Harner
daughters eame home to The
Haven. of Dr. and Mrs. ILD.

Barner. for the holidays -- Miss

Derry> Barner. from Campbell
River, Misses Rosemary, Sus-
anne, Penny and Brigid. from
Vancouver, Dr. and Mrs. Ernie
Ledgerwood and children from
Vancouver, and son. Corporal
Michacl Barner of CLE. Sardis,
with his wife and family. “Also
Visiting at the Barner’s were

Mr. and Mrs: BiH Davis. from)

Calgary, Alberta. (Mrs. Ledger-

wood is the: daughter. of Dr. and

Mrs, Barner.)

Tom Carolan attended two joyv~

“ous events; first the wedding of

his second eldest grandson, Jack
Carr. who is) in the American
Nays. to Miss Carol Finnegan,
in Coquitlam on December 20,

sand: the enyagement party: “on

Christinas » ‘Eve. of: his niece,

. Miss Betty: Lang. betrothed. : to
“David. Japp, both of ¢ loverdale.
‘Mr. Carolan- spent holidays vis-
‘iting his sister, and family, Mr.
and: Mrsvh loyd Lang, at C lover ~

dale.

. “ Seltout “crowd. of 100 people.
| attended: the New: Year par ty at
Galiano” Hall, and’ avmost. suc-
“cessful party: it was, too:

. Music” Was: supplied by Peter
: ‘Darling and: his: son, Mark, Piano.
and: dr uns kept. going. to "Oe Ne

The party “wats

as : sisted

To bring cin the new year, all -
“joined: hands. to. the singing. of

traditional Auld “Liang : Syne’

!

: Ars. “Peter
“by” ‘several’
: other ‘members of the Hal’ coma
mittee. Nevoritions. were ‘much
admired, especially the. stage -
with gay: lights set: up: for ‘ the :
|} orchestra, mo

ings to Start the vear in one ot
the nicest ways known, to be with
friends and loved ones,

To begin the Christmas holi=

days the Galiano Club sponsored
a. party for the voung people,
and the school-age children gave
a most
Principal Basil Benger and Mrs.
Bonny Robson realiv did a mar-
Yellous job of teaching the child-
ren to act-the beautiful Christ-
“mas story, withChristopher Bar-

interesting ~coneert.

ner in the lead telling the Bible
story,

There is nothing like the sweet
young voices of litle children to
bring tears lo your eves, andgive
cveryone a proud feeling that we
are vlad to be among them and
hear them sing: the levely old

cares,

Mrs. Hank” Knudson-worhed
hard to mahe the party a-great
gathering funds: from
the ‘several organizations. and
‘buying more than'80 gifts for the
school. and -pre-

SUCCESS,

children,
schoolers of all the Islands,

“Mrs... Knudson wishes to thank
all who helped in any way to
give the children this pay party,

then hats! and noisemakers “and: RR

Custom Cut
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Flash Frozen

handshaking took Over, antil the
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THIRTY-SEVEN GATHER
FOR FAMILY RE-UNION

BY BEA PTAMIULTON
FULFORD
Christinas
dren,

and Mars,
district.

nus,

The
longest
Mrs, Bob MacNeil of dinonton,

- By the time the
Me Manus family had gathered at
there were 37

not counting the ereat-grandehil-
Hoading the chan were Mr,
A. MeManus Sr, ot this
They took over the Le-
gion Wall in Ganges for a dinner
with the three sons,
John MeManus
Bilton as hosts, helped by their
Wives,

Alec MeMa-

relatives who

and their son Donald.- The rest
were from this area and Victoria.
There were ~ nearly as many
others who couldn't get away to
join the family reunion,

“ft was the nicest Christmas
we ever had,’ said Great-Grand~
mame Blanch MeManus, as she
talked about the family gathering.
They sang and had.a wonderful
time ard ended up with another!

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