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- ers’. Association, .-and. under .t h'e
“.eonvenership of :Mrs.. E. A: Hard-
. wick ‘and her assisting .committee,
» Mrs. -Alan. Cartwright, Mrs. ‘I.: De-
«vine; Mrs..J.. B, -Foubister, .Mrs.
Donald” Goodman, : Mrs. E.: Gear,
Mrs. © Stanley.: Kitchener, © Mrs.

George St: Denis, Mrs.-Cyril.Wagg
“and Mrs. A. Young; the graduation
“banquet was held last Friday eve-
ning in. the home economics room
“-of: the .Ganges: school; ‘with the
“principal, JeoB. ‘Foubister, in ‘the
- Chair. “The: room ‘and ‘tables were
“beautifully ‘arranged with ranun-
,.~ @ulus’ in shades of red, yellow
~. irises and aquilegia.

‘The ‘toast to “The King” was
proposed by Richard Ford, Audrey
-Twa proposed the toast to. the
school, which was responded to py
‘Mr. Foubister.:

“. Gordon’ .Parsons, - chairman. of

~'T.A. for providing an opportunity
. for. teachers, parents, students and
_School.board ‘to meet together. |
“Lommy Gale was chosen. by the
‘matriculation class.-to ‘give the
waledictory address : and the: class
“< "prophecy: was given by. Marjorie
-: .Childerstone. =...
An. inspiring . address to those
“graduating was given by O. Leigh-
Spencer, ‘and ‘a. vote’ of: thanks ‘on
behalf ‘of the class, ‘was: ‘proposed
7 to ‘him ;by: Yvonne Mouat. . °
-.°" Among: the 54 guests present’ cat
“the: banquet were Mr. and:Mrs...O.
os Leigh-Spencer, Mr. and: Mrs. J.-B.
.'-Foubister ‘and the’ president. of the
~P.-T:A.,: Mrs. Donald. Goodman.
High school - teachers "attending
“~were Miss ‘R. Oulton,’ Miss: Olive

‘Swick: and. members ofthe school
‘< board; Mr.:and Mrs. Gordon -Par-
“: sons, : Mrs. D: K. Crofton,’ Mr. and
Mrs. He J cm, Mr. ‘and Mrs.

~ Graduating Students F eted at Banquet
_ Sponsored by Salt Spring Island P.-T.A.

- Sponsored by the Parent-Teach- ;F.:L.. Jackson... Many. of ‘the pa-

Rhodes; Audrey.“ Twa, Shirley
Jack Reid; “Harvey. Sylvester, Gor-

. the:school board, spoke briefly to |
the students and thanked the P.- |

‘a balance of $223, 28. Mrs. A.M.
‘Brown: gave: 2° report:on her re-:|.

“Mouat,: Mr.:and ‘Mrs. A. T. Hard- |

‘Legion’ L.A. and 1.0.D¥..
» The L:A. willbe joint hosts. with:

rents were also present and those
who graduated: Marjorie ‘Childer-
stone, Betty Forsen, ° - Dorothy
Greenhaugh, “Sylvia* Jackson,
Janet Jack, Yvonne Mouat, Janice
Nicholson; Betty Pyatt, J acqueline

Wagg, Richard Ford, Tommy Gale,

don: Twa.
* Following. the dinner and. priot

to leaving — for.. the: graduation a

dance. inthe -Mahon Hall, a‘ vote
of: thanks was-:passed’ tothe -P.-
T.A. by Janice Nicholson, on be-
mat of the students. :

F ull Program Listed
By Legion L.A.

Ladies’ Auxiliary. to the Salt
Spring Island Branch of the Cana-
dian Legion held its regular. meet-
ing . recently . at Harbour House,
Ganges, with Mrs. J. B. Acland
presiding and 28 members present;
Two new members were initiated,
‘Mrs.:.-Donald Jenkins. and Mrs.
George: Fyvie.

The financial statement showed

cent “Mothers’’ Day: flower’ and
candy - stall, which realized; for.

the: ‘funds, well over’ $130. *.
- Mrs. Colin Mouat stated that}

. + ee ad

‘gifts and flowers had been sent to

‘two. patients in.the Veterans’ Hos- |

pital in Victoria, Mrs. L. Parham
also. reporting: gifts: sent to two

new ‘babies in the. local hospital. ;
“Mrs. V.-C.. Best gave a-full re-|.

port of the: ‘Manitoba Flood Relief

‘canvass .convened on -Salt-Spring

‘by... the -Chamber of | Commerce,

"| the local. branch of the Legion, for |

‘the ‘zone. council: rally. ‘at Harbour

=| House. © This ‘is the first time. the |:

day: afternoon ‘in the parish ‘room,

An: invitation. from’ Mrs.. J.-D.
Fletcher, “North:,.Salt: Spring, : :
lunch and. to. Hale, Paes i

‘Picnic¢:, would: “be, sheld on™

.ep y.
+. Following. ds: ‘the. “Lad

the month’ of: May::#umber. of: pa
‘tients ‘in “hospital. during May,

‘9; number ‘of births in’ May,
“number: of deaths ‘in’ May,’
Donations . were, . received... from,
he:: ‘following ‘residents!).Mrs:. J,
eid, eggs) ide: “Fraser,; CS}! Mrs,:
‘Booth, eggs} Mrs, Coates; mag-.
azines;.'Mrs,’ V.. ‘Harraway, " mag-
nzines: R. A. Moore; Dr. and “Mrs:
AS Francis, . electric ‘kettles Mys;:
‘Warren, ‘Hastings, ‘magazines: ‘Mrs,
m rf magazines: Mrs..-M.°S,

Taya infra fra red lamp.

ween Shr Ae. ES.

tae

av hospital, are ‘the

clat-—with. cure and

Lo,.betiiied,

: are attention .

t yh
th t ths combined: Sindee School | t

Dumber. “of. ‘patients’ days: in’;May, |"

It is wise to trust your precious health only _
‘ton conselentious physician ‘of recognized”
~ . tanding, Avoid the quack, the-charlatan, © {
“the “cure-all” type of doctor, ‘Almost invari- >
» Mbly they do more harm. than: good. Select. «|
your, physician: as. you: should:your pharma.

co WME
PRESCRIPTION. CHEMISTS

bus: solvary. or dors, .

é council: has. met. “on: Salt. ‘Spring

Island.’
It was: 5 decided to; purchase 150

‘cups,and saucers. for. the. use. ot. the

Ganges, : with’ Mrs.'.G:- H.. Holmes organization.

‘An invitation: “was: read: trom. ‘the
local branch’..of:the’ legion’ invit-

‘ling the IA. to: attend:.a:meeting
‘at’ the. Mahon ‘Hail to: hear: Major
: ‘Stanley. Qkell wil sp ‘the, on’ vet

shoe :
' aot he: ‘prize’. cwaltz’

cs :

: Shirley: Wagg | ‘and. Reggie’. Gale;
y. into'|. the: spot; dance: by: ‘Barbara ‘Good-'

Gulf-:Islands:. ‘Hospital: ‘report. -for.|: He

‘elimination: dance: by. J
‘and: Charlie: Rhodes

tudents’ council,
‘Tommy .Gale, andthe’ vice-presi- |.
dent,. Janice. Nicholson, . presented
“gifts:’on «behalf of. the’ students, | '

‘to’. the: principal, : ‘J2-B,-Foubister,:|"
Re: Oulton: ‘and. Miss. B: OFve.

Miss:-
prouate “i

DEATH OF VICTORIA

“MAN: MOURNED: AT

; SALT’ SPRING ~
Wilfred Hobday, of Salt Spring

Island, ‘mourns:.the loss ‘of his

step-father, Lionel John Taylor,

who! pass sed away) In’ Victoria on
Tuesday, June 6,.av the age of 35, |

: |. Victoria‘ on “Sunday “after: “spel a-
‘ing: th

i home: on Saturday: after, spending

'Mry Taylor was: ‘aenative.. of |:

|[tanenahira, Rnyland.
‘sided:in Victoria for
yenrs,

Resides: his: wife, Isabel, and: nis |:
‘slep-son,: ‘My... Hobday, ne: leaves |:

eo: had Tre

a step-daughter, Mrs: Re Cy EM |

att,cof San Francisco, ‘anacanother:
‘step-son, . Coal. Hobday, in Bing

Jand,, Fuseraly services, were lield

‘on Saturday: June 10, at MeCall

Brothers. Puneral ‘Chapel. Rev

Whitehouse - officiated

yee elective "

CHS. in ‘itself, ‘Seven: years lee intensive ff
study in. college, ‘plus one. year’

of practicoin . |
minimum requirements,’ 7,

‘confidence, - When. your.

Y POUGLAB:

given to. mal): ‘ana.

rept pot sre 7 :
ime, % ogess #.. ;

South - Salt. Spring -Women’ 8. , ral
‘stitute. to aid Mr.’and Mrs. Lloy: ing .a- few days: at’ Capilano
Reynolds and family, who recent- “MAYNE, ISLAND Heights, guests. of Mr: and Mrs:
ly” lost. their: home and. possessionis |: :

ina fire, .was . held»: Thursday, ae
June. °8, “in Fulford Communiiy |*
| Hall. Little Christopher . French
-presented Mis: qheynolds with a
corsage, | -an rs. French, |. t ir. ho n 7 |
‘president of the W.I., with a short Vancouver,” ed o'; their, ome . 4 B. 1 Borradalle , ane rae
“Speech.” presented, Mrs; ‘Reynolds |: oe ee

‘with’ the ‘many gifts,: attractively |,
arranged..on “a ‘table. Afternoon | to take up. residence at his new || Miss J. Speirs. and’ M. Allen
jtea’. was: 'served:::by: Mrs. French

sand Mrs. Gyves,’
Wel. ‘members. :

| dia \ Via’ TCA to spend. three’
ine: Calgary 7
a Alberta, «

| toria;on” Friday..after.: spending:
a. several days \ Mr
|A ‘Stevens :

: include: Mrs,)-H.: “Livingston: and:
rae couver nd Mrs... “Reid, of: Vane
At: the'close’ of :the evening: the Paka: enters cn
; | ‘president of the

ter nee

at his. island :home here. ' He re-:
turned: to. Vancouver ‘on. Saturday.
He'veported having just returned

week! s.visit with friends, Mr; and

ferry Cy. “Peck” « ealled ¢ at?“Port
“Washington: conan excursion: trip
‘from Swartz Bay... About-a dozen

people got off here:to visit friends,
und. relatives , on. {he island, » he

Mrs. ‘Banham, left on: ‘Saturday.
for. Vaneouy
Thursday.:

come on Wednesday, ume, 2; for,
a fame of softballs: With: the, Pons
dereistand: Bchoo), ‘The!
won with: v Rare of

‘BON ‘from: near White :Roek BG,
are visiting” Awth: Mr and. My
tow days

Wer 9 oa ee OO wi ae ba seein an we

tacts atiadeteetaes  seaheteteted rer 200 cee ol

day by ye. to visit! her parents, |

S YY wr "
’ : Sheard a seutfie in the bushes, He | Ptingins their new boat “Panama
¥ ye een trae Mackay, m Weat stopped and Nstened, For a’ mo- from Vancouver | lat Friday,
rr aoe tment all was quiets ‘He “then

. ee en ’ nots: It's the priest’, He remnrlred BON, Hamish, and | friends have x TYe-
ie visiting Me ney a rteyt: that. the individuals Inter’ beeamo. tye’ viet to Mee Sine M aan
Tooth, “Algo visiting, Mr, and Mra, | khown tochim, but he never Tet on
‘Booth ‘are the latter's brother and |: to: anyone. who they . were,
his wile, Mire.

Willams.” cs

_Dhysician writes a-preseription, bring it tous. « |}.
We are specialists at.this:work, “J

Weston Sport Magasine, and din] was buried Inthe Saanleh cenie-
Railton, necociate “editar, were , tery. :

uals at Galiano Lodge: last weeks: - When ¥ ather: Mandart: camdé to

Te ea ivlewieie a © ce we aes av

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, June 14, 1950.

Big Number Is Lucky One for Girl Refugee |

Twelve-year-old Dace’ Epermanis (holding. flowers, : left picture). gets. a special send- off at Bremer- :

haven, : Germany,’ when. records . of. the. U.N. International Refugee Organization (IRO) disclosed -

that ‘she was: the'150,000th displaced person to be. admitted to the: USA under its DP law. Her.
mother ‘and. father, leaving an IRO. camp with Dace for their new home, stand with ‘her in. ‘front
of the sign..At: right, Dace is. shown aboard an IRO-chartered ‘ship just’ after She. first’ saw. the
towering buildings of ‘New York. Large. numbers. of refugees from «European: lands have also |

» received. new homes i in Israel, Australia, the United Kingdom, Canada, France, macentine and Brazil.

H

> Mr, and Mrs. Fred Morris aa
: -tumed. on Saturday’ after: spend-

Rev. ‘Peter: Horsfield, who was.

“FULFORD 7 being ordained that ‘day- in Vie-| - G ANGES.

toria, Commander. E. Finnis read
the service at the: Mission Room)
AS Shower: organized by ‘the on : Sunday, vane 4. :

at | Donald; Corbett. *

“Mrs: “Morson’s ‘daughter, Mrs. “Com. J. Ce L ‘Edwards return: |
Morris, who has been visiting her| eq to Victoria. last’ week after .a

parents with her..two little girls, few days’ visit here ,whére-he was

BOB: Gardner. arrived Saturday : ieee

we arrived: on ‘Saturday “from: ‘Port
assisted: by. other |. homey. Tay lor: Point. “eo l : ‘Vancouver and “are: guests. -_ a
: ; ats and ‘Mrs. Leach an and. “baby | week 3 a aes Pas Bee EE
daughter, Margaret; are the guests |: : :

-| of. Mrs. Hall at “The. Anchorage” “Lt.-Col. and. Mrs. - Desmond
| this: week.’ F Crofton: have returned | ‘to: Ganges
s -after « “attending ‘the: marriage , of
their son, -John..Crofton; ‘in’ Van-:

_ SATURN BL AND couver, on.June 9... Accompanied |.

veek-end wi h, Mr.

fat: Capilano: Heights ‘Visiting: Mrs:

_ 0.) summer in tok eee aE “Winter a
1e | Cove. ‘They. “were accompanied: by.
t their daugh er, Mrs. M. C Y

“Mr. 3 Fre ntai
Miss; Joan Hart returned ‘to, Vie~|- and: gon; Arthur, “were: holidaying
with Mrs. Mountain's parents, Mr; afew. days’: visit to: oo

d Mrs. and: ‘Mrs, + George, Copeland | Buests: at: the: Georgia: Hotel,

"

e of Mancéver ie ‘Clem ‘Sykes. Yett, ‘last. "Tuesday
“aslftew. days, visiting: his to spend .a few: ‘weeks, jon. a ‘motor
daughter: and agn-in- laws Mr and four of California. OS

7 Mrs.’ We: we “Stawaut sratusmeal: 1

-)

ns

T days: i ne Vict oria
wa

‘Visitors’ at: ’Solimar” ‘this week

‘ a Whiting, of ‘Vancouver,
was, ‘the: guest: of: Mr: an ‘Mrs.’ AL

Ralph for; a. week-end. in, Victoria, | as as: ‘delegate: from

- | Ganges... “Mrs... :St, | Denis'was:a
diay during her stay. of Miss M.
ay oe: ‘ “f.

; A ‘Hay party. was. held dn. the
J eémmaniy” Wallon: June .3..
‘|. Games, contests.and square naances
were enjoyed by: all" -

ie

“PE NDER™ ISLAND”

teeta umearamanomee ad

Fred. ‘Decley spent. a few days}:

a: Henniker | and’ - Black: re-
turned to’:Vancouver ‘on. Friday.

VPS pn
or eran atmantneerran ean

“MORE ABOUT

EARLY PRIEST |

bor House. . ”
va me ‘@

the course of his ordinary dutics| farewell visit after staying with
he. was seen regularly: carrying | Mrs
As.-boots..on his arm. while. he
went. .bnre-footed,.. Indeed: it: was
not™unti): age demanded «thes ac-
coptance. ‘ofa Hitt that he. would
Aver take: advantage: of the. Offer
eo preferred. Soowalkke ©

Ins the course of time: he built:
a ‘lor: house, for whose construe:
tion he’ ‘onjoyad ° the ‘assistance ‘of |:
a Kanaka fron Salt Spring sland,
| This datler swag: then stile known
«| by. any. Admirals: Islands
the: aati “ Peet vane aulop ted
sy, residanty i token of the ‘sa. : :
Une.’ springs: “which” were: found |: “Me! We Gi. Stine. veturned
there. When: heshad: finlshed: his Vaneouver’ One Mursday” atte
home he built thé'strueture whieh | few days visit to: her” mother
|.was: used :for a" ehureh: for many | de C. “Ki Lasbury. fobs
ref yearas, IncdtsJater dite the church.
beanie the. Indian day school...

Mrs, Wm, Evans,
%

On Wednesday. the Guilt 1 Islands’

rs. I, Garrett, at West Vaneou-
‘ver, . Miss. Leaney- is: leaving «for
M.R.A, headquarters® ins. Log An-
Keles, She will-later. attend.;the

Taland, -Michigan.: '' Following. :a
two-year. stay dn. Canada and the
United States’ Miss. ‘Lenney will
ate for. ‘Mingland’ a Oatober, . a

Mrs. Hollis. “anit her iether,

Mn ‘and Mrs, J. Pleteher. ¥O«
tuned s last’ Wools oto. Westview,
By. after visitinyy here, UCELS:
at Bort ‘adalle’s: Auto! ‘Court, a

er and: refer

cays ce pa Wa
Eouty “Saturna: Seohaol “ehftdren:

Foe. tomn |:
to 11

Mra Munroe anit Mrs, “Mor

My, and Mrs; Pat Crofton have
“> Dangerous: Lilo! Pretumned home anerca few: days
Tho: life ofsa-misstonary-was at Vit. do Vancouver, . nucalg ab the,
S danger ous. one In. the, days ofthe}: Goorgin’ Motel...

“yearly colony. Perladieally: ‘the:

» Menzies at: Mone: Pay: forn

wd
Indians would goon: a. sprea-and |: Major Reamend Byng- Vat who |
GALIANO. ISLAND [anything might” happen then. Me ieonpaie a byt Shindell |
Father: Mandart narrated a romie. hie. paroniae Cal, and Mrs. Py
yay hd ? t or ’ Ty)
“Mrs, George Jacl left on Satur | Biveenee in. Inter years. One day

a vg eAMotd Vetta Mr. and Mrs. Tan Sim nson, their
Mrs. M M: Williams, of Vancouver, heard. a voice say, “We'd better F ,

mer. cottage at Vesuvius Bay.

. That they, Were homierdally ins
spiel iad wars clingd? hesnever doubted:
: ewes te About 1666: -Fathar:,, Mandart |
ff hexa, Fite is the, sic ‘of te roealled to, Victoria, to. hae
vane Ne ‘at i gi Tire He ennerldayabld rere fi ' ee St,
an SANG | community: which. was in the ee i oto We Vining Ree Boek att

Tloune on Sunday. for the slum
mer and: {x spending acmonth: or

Ri “
Peco at that time, In 180% he passed | bork ues, nerRerd Ale
“Mal Denton, editor. ‘of the North- away Jn Gl. Joseph's hospital: and Se WAG aaah
Mrae Gy: Bormadnite. lett. ‘on. 1 Sate
vrdiy to spend) abt weeks wily
hor ton-ineIaw dnd daughter, Mr;

end.” the: Peninsula “he was “eeeupled | and Mrs, Ray Morris, at Regina,
wee eM AE with several himared Indians and [She will return to Ganges by ear, {E
Mrs. Bort. Blackwood. soto’ -very..fow. whites. Today the pia stopping sat) Bante and Sather
liome this: weele ‘with her Anfant ture has ehanged vantly) The Ine places, . \y
BONG oss ae A (dian. population hag: fallen: almost |: ep mW Sy we a ae
ce "Lato the wrate, the white population |: Miss Denlke Crofton hag returns

oe Cec r SM Cr me ee enter cae i
° re y :

eR ee ee

‘May :11,. 1949, were declared ‘ap-| gestion was made: that in future

ae Be fe

“Mrs: “Frank Johnson, * Kamloops,

Nesuvius: ant Mode te aumdy. Le,

by: their’-daughter, *Miss - ‘Sylvia |.
‘Crofton,: they: spent several - says as

s| Crofton’s. . ‘son...and -daughter-in-: a

n Shove! £
returned: ‘home s, on’ “Saturday: after |.

Mrs. ‘George st. ‘Denis: |
to Salt: Spring Jast: Thursday after!
‘attending the C.W.L.:. convention |B.

after spending some: days. at Har- a.

M.R.A. , conference: at Mackinac, t.

= a
Fletcher, North: Snlt Spring, =
‘ ‘

‘when he was walling home he |BYns- Hall, Vesuvius Bay, after |

Le Chayyty: Av, n. Gurney left! Narbor Hes

so.whh hls son-in-law and davghe=

iti tanith Wiens MaadcaeOnn sep eliae

OFF ICERS OF SALT SPRING ISLAND
CHORAL SOCIETY ARE RE-ELECTED

The annual meeting of the Salt The president. and .conductor
Spring Island Choral Society was both. gave interesting: reports. on
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.| the concert.and on the year as a-
W. Byers recently. J. Bate, pres- | whole, having been avery success-
ident, was.in.the chair, and there | ful season financially, and attend- —
were 19 membygrs present. | ance having been so much better —

The minutes: of the last annual| through meeting at the homes of
meeting, held at the Vicarage. on] the. various. members, and a sug-

proved..as. read by. the secretary, trestles be made -to. arrange. the:
Mrs. G. Cunningham. .. ‘choir in gallery form on the stage.

. The treasurer’s report was. next|It. was. decided that lumber be
given by Mrs. Cunningham, show- purchased to provide the necessary '
ing that the net. proceeds from | trestles according to plans made

‘| the recent concert were $42.29. | by Mr. Zenkie. i

On behalf of the society the; A vote of thanks. was accorded Me
president and secretary then pre-|all those: who so kindly offered i
sented Mrs: G.°B. Young, con-| their homes for choral practices ie
ductor, with the gift of a black| during the past season. i
evening bag, and Mrs. W. Palmer,| Correspondence read _ included 2
pianist, with a marmalade. dish! a letter acknowledging $25 dona- i
and spoon. tion to the Hospital Building Fund, A

A general discussion took place| and a request for financial assist-
on the concert,.and in this con-|ance to improvements to the Cen-
nection Mrs. ‘Young read a letter | tral Hall.
received from B. G.- Stansfield,| The election of officers followed
F.R.C.0., who in passing through| next. It was proposed by Mrs.
Ganges. on his return to. England | Reid, seconded by Mrs. Mouat,
had heard .the concert given” by| that Mr. Bate, Mr. Zenkie, ‘and
the Salt.Spring Island Choral | Mrs. Cunningham be re-elected en .
Society.’ In his letter Mr. Stans-; bloc as president, vice-president
‘field (Fellow. of the Royal College|and secretary-treasurer, . respec-.
of. Organists, England) praised the|tively.: This was agreed. Although.
work of the conductor and -choir,| Mrs. Norton was unable to attend

mentioning in particular “In Dulei| the annual meeting, she was nomi-
Jubilo,” which he had never heard | nated ‘as tea convener’ for..the
renderédwith so much: feeling by | ensuing year, and it was further
| any choir before, despite his many | proposed that. only a simple. tea
Years of association with choirs| of cookies and” sandwiches’ be
; "nd choral. work. The Choral So-| served in future.
iciety wish to express thanks to} The annual picnic will be held
Mr. Stansfield for his very fine|at the home of Mr. and'Mrs. Bate
‘expression of appreciation of its|on Wednesday, July 5, on the kind
i recent concert. invitation of the president. and his
wife.

It was suggested ‘that as a
‘change has been made from meet:
ing at Central Hall, to meeting at.
the homes of various ‘members, -
that the regular meeting night.be:
changed from: Wednesday to Tues-. = « :
day. in futuré, the first meeting of °° = :
the new season to take. place“on. | .
‘Tuesday, September | 5,.. the... sec-
retary. giving due: notice of..the . =
expected’ place of meeting at that . die
time. = —T *

The executive will meet shortly : ;
to select new music for.the com-: .
.| ing season in-order. that the’ supply a
of “ music’ may - ‘be. on. hand in
time. E

~ There being no further business, =

‘to Vancouver, * the: ‘guest of. Mrs.
Peter Knight. .
.*
' Mr. and “Mts. A..Saulter left
the. island on. Saturday ‘after a
few days - as. guest | at’. Harbor:
House. * : ; re ae
aon * *

Miss “Anna. ‘St. Denis, ‘of the
nursing staff.of St. Joseph’s -hos-
pital, “Victoria, is spending a
month’s holiday on Salt Spring, |
Visiting her’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.:
‘George St. Denis, St. Mary, Lake.

Mrs. J. on Kingsbury left: on
Thursday :to ‘spend.two or: three
~weeks at..Vernon,.. where ‘she: will -
be: ‘the guest of Mrs. Chaplin. , it. “Was :moved * by’. Mr...’ Zenkie, ‘: nen
: seconded. by.. Archdéacon ‘Holmes, . ay
. After théce. weeks! visit’ to her fee bs
‘son-in-law: and. daughter; Mr. and

that the meeting. ‘adjourn...

“The. ‘evening: came” to® a‘ os
with refreshments being served, by”.
the - hostesses. for ‘the - evening: «

; Mrs. Byers,’ Mrs. Carter and: ‘Mrs?

Mrs. :,R. ::T. .Britton: returned - to

= success piven “put.” Qe “sues
S | cessfu salesman ‘makes ‘good busi

Sands Mortuary F 3
ss THE SANDS FAMILY: AND: ‘ASSOCIATES,
= ‘FUNERAL DIRECTORS: ae

{THE MEMORIAL ¢ CHAPEL: OF: cues"
Serving, All: Faiths: With Consideration ‘and Diligence

"DAY OR NIGHT. SERVICE - —_ ‘ETSI.

ia

ie QUADRA at NORTH PARK ST., VICTORIA, B. C. ye
: a z f 2 fh I
7 6.

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