me “By Review Representative’

GANGES, “April 29 —An enjoy-

i the: ‘Mahon Hall, Ganges, organized
by the: Eighty Club. The commit-
tee in: “charge of - arrangements

: was as follows: Mrs. J. D. Reid,

“Mr, and Mrs. Victor Bettis, Mrs.

- WwW. Rogers” and WwW. Hague. About
IS attended, 'v. Bettis acting as
. master of ceremonies.

During: the supper | tickets for

woke contest prizes were handed around

~ and- those. having the . duplicate
numbers later drawn were. Mrs.
George’ Ste. Denis; : Misses | Mary
‘Hague, “Mary. -Fyvie, ; -Eunice’ Rob-
“erts, ° “Messrs C: Goodrich and: J.

* “Bennett.

7 “The -winners: of: the ‘spot dances
“were “Mrs. Je Robinson, Mrs. J. D.
- Reid, : Mrs: - W.. _Gearley, © Misses
Daisy. ‘Evans, Ida “Dewhurst, Dr.
oR: eee “J.D. Reid,
George St. Denis, Guy: ‘Cunning-

Fryvie: and W. Jameski. aT

“BF STOP AT. THE:
Dominion Hotel, Victoria

ater st... Stephen Jones

' Monica Court.

Qe eee eee

“SIDNEY AND
_ DISTRICT |

(Please turn to Pie Teo) Two).
~The Ladies’ Aid-of -the United
Church will meet .for its May
meeting on Wednesday next, May
6th, at 2:80: p.m. ‘at the home of
Mrs. Wm. Lane, East Road.
* * &

The regular meeting of the
Gospel Hall Y.P.S. will be held on
Friday evening at 8 o’clock, to
which all young people of the dis-
trict are cordially invited,

‘ _* * *

Congratulations are. due to the
North.and South Saanich Horticul-
tural Society for the. excellent
landscape ‘display, which’ won. the
silver challenge cup‘in this section
of the Vancouver Island Horticul-
tural -Society’s
Show: last ‘week.

; Mr. McTavish;
McTavish Road,

“was. responsible

‘for the display arrangements,

»* ee

“Among local patients receiving
treatment at ‘Rest: Haven ‘this week
are Mrs. Ben Readings and Mrs.
Friends trust they
will be around again~soon.

" : _* * 2%

: ‘Mr. and. Mrs. ‘Wm. R: Taylor, of

: | Winnipeg, . “who. have just arrived

4 from™ ‘an extensive “tour of. Cali-|-

“| fornia, are ‘guests of Mr. and Mrs. |.

: Hugh. J. MeIntyre, Third pee

| ‘ner. of the “Mounted: Wild Flower

Oo,

Miss. Grace. King was again win-

“Display” . at the Vancouver: Island

| Horticultural: Society’s: show. held’

last. week. at ‘The’ Willows, ‘Vic-

pastel 3

Spring. Flower:

‘rade : the: ‘Rev. Mi ‘Hughes,

"SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS. REVIEW

“|MANY. ENJOY.

| A.Y.P. A. DANCE)

: ‘By Review Repre Representative

GANGES, April -29.—A. very
enjoyable dance was held on Fri-
day" evening at the Mahon Hall,
Ganges, which was organized by
the Ganges A.Y.P.A., of which
Mrs. Douglas Hamilton was con-
vener, assisted by the following
committee: Miss. Mary Hague,
Miss Phylis Beech, Miss Mary
Bennett, Messrs. Dave Fyvie, jr.
and Alex. Hague.

The winners of the spot dances
were. Miss’ Ruby Thompson and
George West, Miss Molly Akerman
and Hugh Kirkpatrick, Miss Dor-
een Crofton and Fred. Morris.

-The tombola prize. was won by
Miss Loraine Wakelin.

The hali was decorated with
red, white and. green . streamers
-and. the supper tables’ were pret-
tily. decorated in the -A.Y.P.A.
colors with blue and white spring
flowers. —

Al Price’s orchestra of Vietoria
supplied the music for the_dance.
The convener wishes to thank
all those who donated or helped in

any way towards the success of the
evening.

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| SATURNA

, By Review Representative

Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, who
have. ‘been on a visit to their. son-
in-law. and daughter, Mr.: and Mrs.

to their home in: Sidney. |
a

| granddaughter, are. on. ‘a visit to

F arewell, Party
Held Recently

Ernest ‘Jackson; son, Queen’s Aves;
who* left last Thursday’ for the
mainland,.....was. surprised’. on
Wednesday evening when .a fare-

‘well’ was held in: his honor at the

home of Rev. ‘Thos. Keyworth. A
popular worker in both the Young
People’s Society and the church
choir, the guest of honor was pre-
sented with a combination foun-
tain pen and pencil from his many
friends. The guests included Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Jackson, the Misses
Bessie and Mary Jackson, Miss

,| Helen Keyworth, Miss Gladys Rob-

erts, Miss Sybil Gush, Miss Winnie
Thornley and Messrs W. J. Gush,
I. R. Hall, Rev. Thos. Keyworth,
B, Readings, iE. W. Cowell, W.
Jackson and E. Smith.

FINE CHORAL
PRESENTATION

APPRECIATED

of Victoria, added much to the
success “of the evening," “and their
:R.. MeLeod, returned: last’: ‘Monday ‘solo. numbers were a delight to

-hear.

By Review Representative

PENDER ISLAND, April 29.—|
The Pender Island Choral Society |
presented its second annual con-
cert on Friday evening in Port
Washington Hall to a.smaller but
highly appreciative audience. The
mixed choir under the direction of
E. E. Vinen, Mus. Bac., F.R.C.O.;
L.R.S.M.,. sang their -numbers
very well indeed, although: handi-
capped somewhat through a short-
age of tenors... The assisting solo-
ists, Madam F. Xx. Hodgson, - of
South Pender, and Fraser Lister,

Mrs. “Hodgson’s, choice of

"an, encore was'a happy: little song
“Mrs. G ‘Rudd of: “Marigold, and :

entitled “Can’t Remember,” while
Fraser Lister. chose. one ' “of the’
| shortest songs ever “written, “yet:

a one: expressing infinite thought, in|*

“The -Gull,””., by: ‘Sinding: ' oA large.
Sheaf* ‘of ‘spring’ flowers’ owas: “pre-;
{sented to® Mrs. ‘Hodgign’ by Ponty

Gri ‘immer.

‘Refreshments, were served at

Choral ballad-“Into The Silent
ELE: Vinen.

:

SHOWER FOR,
BRIDE-TO-BE

Complimentary to to Miss -Rhoda
Craig, who is to be* married ’.on
Thursday, “May 7th, to Mr. Basil

‘Hartley, a. delightful miscellane-

ous’ shower was given this after-
noon by Mrs. Herman Lind and
Miss’ Helen Keyworth and the
home of the former, East Road,
was the scene of the event. :

A model church, a replica of
the first United Church in North
Saanich, concealed the many at-
tractive and useful gifts presented
to the guest of honor and dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.

The invited guests included Mrs,
Craig, Mrs. Hartley, Mrs. J. Wood,
Mrs. E. W. Coweil,; Mrs. :S. Rob-
erts, Mrs. J. Peters,. Mrs. F. G,
Bowcott, Mrs. R. G. Hill, Mrs..W.
Lane, Mrs. E.. R. Hall, Mrs.’ R.
Douglas, Mrs. Wilkinson, Mrs. W:
H.- Lowe, Mrs. J. T. Jackson, Mrs.
G. W. Morrey, Mrs. W. McCulloch,
Mrs. J.: E..MeNeil, Mrs... Matthews.
and the Misses Agnes Craig, Ivy
Hill, Kathleen Lowe and was
Thornley.

Party rity Here Honors
Victoria Girl

‘An enjoyable party was held
last week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Readings, Centre Road,
which was given in honor of Miss
Maud Cooper of-Victoria. A happy
evening was spent by.the young

| people who took part in ‘the. pro-

gram of games and music.’ Delici-

ous refreshments ‘were: served. at

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the close of the evening. :The in-}™

vited guests included the Misses;
Maud Cooper, . Victoria;

May Axford,’ Hileen’:and: Vivienne
Butler, Eileen ‘McKenzie, Kay
Primeau, Mary Butler, Betty
Clarke and’ Messrs. Frank, Nunn,

Sidney -Beswick, .George ' Bone,|.

John Gurton, Leslie and - Frank |
Cox, G. ‘i. M: and K. Cuthbert” of

‘Victoria.:

Cannery. :

-summer, months ° at. ‘the respective

canneries.

_ Soles — Tell Her I-Love: asl

o”?:.(De Faye).

4 a scom “Robin: Hood,” re by. de Ko:

CHURCH: PARADE:

“As a tribute of: esteem’ to, |
“who
4a: Jeaving ‘the ‘district: shortly; a

| good attendance of. members of
the branch paraded to Saint An-|

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drew’ s Church, Sidney,” on Sunday
evening. .

" “hough ieoving the district
Comrade. Wughes still remains a
member of the North Saanich
branch as its first life member,
The .branch wishes him every sue»
cess im hig new sphere,

ANNUAL, LADIES": NIGHT |

tor ahh ante are © “completed
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: My Baby” (Sullivan).
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Madam: F.

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‘Part: songs-—“The Chase” (Ger-'
man,
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National Anthem.

The. choral ballad,
Silent. -Land.”
composition by the conductor, Mr.
Vinen, was.one of the finent choral
pieces. on the. program. ; a

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“By Review Representative |

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