This paper circulates through the following Post Offices throughout the Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands: BEAVER POINT, BRENTWOOD BAY, FULFORD: HARBOUR, GALIANO ISLAND, GANGES, JAMES
ISLAND, KUPER ISLAND, MAYNE ISLAND, MUSGRAVE, NORTH GALIANO, PENDER ISLAND, PORT WASHINGTON, PROSPECT LAKE, ROYAL OAK, SAANICHTON, SATURNA ISLAND, ‘SIDNEY,
SOUTH PENDER ISLAND,

Pa ace OR Ne CUE eRe)

and TOD INLET

-TWENTY-NINTH YEAR,

No.

5

ayer
_ AID OF LORD
_ MAYOR'S FUND

Members ‘of the Saanich Tcrsex
Cattle Club have their plans and
arrangements now. in. readiness
for their annual dance to be held
this week on Friday, Jan. 17th, in
“the Agricultural Hall, Saanichton.

. The dance this year is in aid of
the Lord Mayor’s Fund, a very

| worthy and patriotic cause at this
present time of conflict. The club
therefore -is hoping to be able to

“augment this fund considerably

and the committee in charge is

making every. effort to see that.
this dance is the most successful

ever held. .

The ever popular Len Acres’ '
Orchestra will furnish all the lat-
est In dance.musie and an added
feature of the evening will be Miss
Margaret “Henry ‘as vocalist..

A. chicken salad: supper will. :be
Served in:.the. dining room ‘by: the °
ladies -of the: North and South
“Saanich Agricultural Society. .

~ INSTITUTE HAS
~ ACCOMPLISHED
7 GREAT DEAL

‘FULFORD, - Jan? 15—The an-
» nual: meeting - -of- the. South: Salt”
', Spring. Women’s Institute: was.held.
“at the home of Mrs. Fergus | ‘Reid

Sthe
Yon’ the’ activities: Of: ‘the: “Institute -
‘during | the! year s.3. os.

“The. president; . “Mrs.
Was: returned’; by

“Hamilton,
van: _unanimous
id'v

: 3M
‘Ce-Mollet,direc-
- Mollet. and: ‘Mrs.
etary-trea

“Mrs. Laundry, ey
lected; Mrs “Drummond ¢ ‘Named
delegate. to: The’ “Lad: “Minto Gulf

islands, Hospital ;’ “Mrs: Gyves ‘nani-

Irs. Cairns: named. delegate, to the. ;
‘Red. Crosse;

‘A’ report: from: “the Federated
“Institiites.: ‘of:: Canada for
* capita. ‘contribution : from: cach .in-
stitute .for. a. National- Institute;
gift. to ‘the: Department. “ofs De-
~-fence:-was: endorsed,’.

, ‘The’ auditors? ©

ance “fund;-
‘Minto. Gulf. Islands “Hospital

2$18:06. tor Red Cross. drive, $12.25"
to! “Queen “Alexandra .
Mil Bay;
mas. tree...

» The. meeting. ‘endorsed. the send-
ingot $20:more.to the hall insur-
sanee fund: ~
“Tha” silver! ‘table: centre - “which
 was-drawn- for at the’ New Year's
“dance, was won hy Miss’B, MWaiil-
ston the box’ of ‘chocolates by Mr.
_ Willie Monat, jry This contest
“brought in $11.10 to the funds,

M ts, Thoaotaae Wa id, Mr s. J,
Cairns and Mrs, George Laundry
were the hostesses ‘for the annual
meeting,

ait pane ae ui irony Tae, _

Spring Branels of othe’
Auxiliary. was: “held, last” Prida
‘afternbon' in: Ganges Thay Mrae 7
Moorhouse in the hair, _

F allowlnye: pote oe burhyess. a
Jotter” af thanks for the: donation

reads a :
. Myr, oT “Staeoy ore ported: ‘that
: the wea, ho: roalized by: the: Christ
maa cake, whieh was won by.
~ Kingsbury, would be axpented “on
wool. Tor dorens work. «Mra,
Jeahnion onde Mra, 1, Stacey, with
Mya Th A, Robinaon and Mra, W.
M. Palmer as subatitutes, were
oloeted cas delegates from
branch to attend the conferences
af the Moecesan Bonrd tn Vietoria
oon Feb oe rith, Bath ‘and’ 2 tat.
Notice wars givun of the nunual

art
vit possible, to cittend, «

pete Fay ay WM hinedine oPede Teh

ay the Loge enabling Ginger

Mra, WA,
“Byron in ohare Aton Rania codk.
ing stall,
eran” piven “awarded, anda quiz

srogeram WH ba arminged Ww Mrs,
ii 1, Johnson, ...

colle: iieitddniel ve

day
room with the president, a Old- -

friends”
«Rankin and Mrs. A. D. Corker. with .
Mrs. E. R: Heal and .Mrs.'J. Jones .:°

d: délegate to’ Farmers’. Anstitutes:..

‘aopers™
B wt improvement, Mrs. By Hoole: “overs.
seas, Mrs. F. Reeves; card party,

: report showed »
that‘in the year ‘the, receipts were
$282.66.-The. expenditure $246-80,-. -
which. included: $30: to hall insure...
$66.25. to..The ‘Lady: ©

Solarium, :
$8.26 to School Christ, .

The next mecting to be held at

Jeuliny,

GANGKS: “Jan, tnethe: pens 7
cacomonthly “meeting of the: Salto:
Worninn's:

Sto? the! coal Aehool party. was a

MWe

the”

chore vestry: moeoting ta: be held:
Harbour. House.on dan, ends.
pnd alle We A members wore: naked, |

Ie was declded tachold a: Valens.
Mra, y
OF § Pa Popham: tamed Mirae FY Stneey. =”
wore, lected aston, eonveners: anil ie
Robinson wad Mrs, J,

Tonfeate Wil: boo held.

Ton hostorson’ far’the attirnoon |
_avearo: Mra, We we Palmer: and Sian

Official Opening Of
Hostess House

The Y.W.C.A, Hostess Club for
the use of the men and women re-
lations and friends of ‘the Patricia
Bay Airport will be officially open-
ed on Thursday, Jan. 23rd, at 4
p.m, by. His Honor the Lieut.-
Governor of British Columbia.

- It is hoped that all residents of
North Saanich who are interested
will be present on.-this occasion.

The hostess building is situated
on Second Street, Sidney, south
of Beacon Avenue. ' ;

ROYAL OAK
INSTITUTE MET
THURSDAY

ROYAL OAK, Jan..15. — The |
monthly meeting of the Royal Oak.

Women’s Institute was held. Thurs-’
afternoon’: in - the ‘institute:

field,..in the:chair..

Mrs. F. Sharples read the “Aims
and Objects of An Institute.” Mrs.

A. Dy Corker presented the treas-

Mrs. ae Robins
from “W:.1.: < “‘pen-
in Scotland. A.

‘urer’s report.
read letters
Mrs.

as alternates” were® elected - dele-.

gates’ tothe annual. Local Council ;

meeting.

“A-valentine’ ted convened: by: the:
building. and

Mrs."A. Rankin. was “Sicctcd ESS

An: -old- Se Ra will soe

economics, Mrs. SJ2.Wes Harrison
education: and. better: : schools, . Mrs
Ce.Tolson;-weléome;: Mrs. AG! Ran
kin; -arts:..and... ‘erafts’ committee,

Oldfield:
ment,, Mrs.

community <better-
°C. Gaskell; ‘building:

Mrs, Hs°H. ‘Reed:

- The building “and crpro venient .
‘committee will bein char Be of rhe ‘

Tr ebruary, meeting. -

Conditions In China -

» The address given, On, Sunday
evening at. “Ste Paul's’ United *
Chureh by the. Rey, -H. : Stewart

Forbes was - listened: to..with: deep
interest by the congregation. Mr.
Forbes, who Has. gale some -years
in Honan, North: China, was. pres-
ent during the attack of the Jap-
anese “npon that country. The
spenker described gr aphically the
way in-which the nation is earry-
mys onan face of the termble war
of three and one-half years’
tion, China is forged: into a new
unity, and will resist if the British
and Americans give them ade-

quate support, for the Chinese.are
“anre lighting: aun wan,

‘is’ carrying on boo, OMY

tries
ditheulty, The

Chareh °

hop there a dite.
oars: ago.
that the canse-at

_OUTY CARREY

ONO.

Ste fatur: “alkinattn®

WAT a

nUCCERE m

Visitor Impressed By

- Britannia’ 3. Effort :

A aitor’ to ‘the “Britannia
“Brineh of. the: Canadian Legion,
~Viow * Street, -Vietorii, waa cin

hovse. on. Sunday - afternoon

in
lave

josty'a Forees stationed
torla and vielnity whe

Aheir free time on Sune

The whole of the dub rooms of
=the branch were apen tothe mons:

Readuag. and. wetting. reaina and,

NMG Lo KUIL AP taatoss ALB
Py, supper Av sorved’ to BTA

Wen, reprodenting, . tha. Arniy,.
“Wade oid Ady Bapen” evrayet hinge

efrew  Woeemat mon: trom:all the:

provinces of the. Dominion:

“ypngen t

con atcha worthwhile afort,*.

‘improvement ‘com--”
+ mittee -wi ill. be held. -Eriday; oe

‘14th.
Wwith* a fair. attendance, on-sdan. |.

~The | secretary read a: report, e resentative: to::the: Victoria. Horti

r cultural Society.::

Mrs, -A..P. -Hobbs;." sick: visiting, a
= Miss “Eva: Phillips;, ‘publicity, Miss
eS.

Missionary Speaks On

dura-

heemissian. 2:
Forbes”
made ateling 2 reference’ too Whe:
heroie work: done by thy: Mission=
under. circumstances: of per. o8
‘Obristion. an
ie, isso maeinge the “moat ree.
~ ararkable progress: inching that.
“At hag made ined: “missions were foe
HWeawe would roalge|
‘the Chinese ja.
“hens thebrs galhint-re-
Kivtane a will vontribute: ewan Uh
vie

pressed by. the splendid effort they

nro putting on in the form of open :
WN
evening for those men of Wis Mae
Vie-
Na
where: to pa and nathing to do in
ay .

fren
ovin Scotia to Britieh! Columbine. +
Ther wort even men, from, Sldne \

oS bis: otYort. daavot. aponiored bye ese
any ofielal organization but is the
‘ae contelbutdin ‘of thé’ Reitinnia
_ Branch of tho Legion, unnided: by.

any other organization and | they
aare-eortainly to: be congratulated:

SIDNEY,

KREBB AGAIN

HEADS FRUIT

GROWERS

GANGES, Jan. 15---The annual
meeting of the Gulf Islands Fruit
Growers’ and. Farmers’ Institute
was held last Thursday evening in
the Mahon Hall, Ganges, B. Krebb
presiding.

The minutes of the last annual
and a special general meeting were -
read and adopted. "A balanee sheet
of receipts and expenditure for.
the year was pr esented by the sec-
retary- treasurer,

A letter of thanks was read
from a local family acknowledg-
ing gift.

The following were elected di-
rectors for the ensuing year: B.
Krebb, M. Gyves, L. King, J:.
Dodds, ‘W. Hague, with F. Stevens
and. W: M. Palmer, auditors:

The -meeting “was unanimously .
‘in favor of.a resolution being for-

warded tothe War
Board . at Ottawa,

Time Price
protesting

.against. the price: of butter being

pegged, on account of the hard-
ships this will inflict on the dairy
farmers. . :
The guest speaker ‘of ‘the eve-
ning was Mr. Phillips of the De-

partment of Agriculture, | who
gave an. interesting: address on
“Preferred :. Tariffs.”: A hearty

-vote* of ‘thanks “was accorded © Mr.
Phillips: -and™ the | ‘meeting
thrown‘ open for discussion.

‘B.

“ appointed directors, -

‘Ssecretary- treas-’

curer.

ders for the pur chase of the:build-:
; Ts fo eth

eC: ,
the: Allies" Chan rT
cheld:on:-Thursday ;
ugustine’s: ‘Hall: "Deeg: Cave with
‘the: vice-regent” presiding: and: 13:
“members: present,
«The “war: work. convener
d. xeeciving. 5: sweaters, 7. pairs
of socks,” 4:-helmets, 1+ pair’:
mitts’ and that. $105 orth of arti-

cles‘had..been made and. sent’ way.
donated fh
locally’ at: Christmas and ‘two’ par-.°"
eels: of food: and clothing had: ‘been tn
sent to the: Peace River, 2”

two hampers: had: : been:

Three: letters «: “were © Haccived
rrony. boys inthe: Air -Porce ‘sta-
tioned in eastern, Grinada, acknowl-
edging: Christmas; “pareels; cee

pane? This afghan will he sent’ to
england, } ¥
“= Mra, is . King: vaportadl dani

“ings a. box. hi potted plants to the:
Hospital at Patricia Bay.

RCA,
“! Sabseriptions
the National Geographic Mapgu-
zine to be sent to the Narth Saa-
nich Consolidated High School and
several copies -of the Canadian
Geographic to bes
River Sehools,
Mrs, Coates is the new “Brown
Owl” and arrangements were

. made for transportation for some...

Brownies.

" on “was served | by? the how

Mr. ind M Mri Ike

-
ee

lias are spending: several,
here ng the yates of My,

brothor-in-law_ and: seter *
“Mra; a }

Point.
 Mrse"

(hia? weeles in Diinenn 2

drown -Chureh, will, he held:
“Bond, at & aeloek,
Sara ave requestod to nttonde
“Caddy,” the famous. sen
pent of (his part: of
The monster

Monday noon,

Second Street,

anerpertts, altos. he obseryed :.

ahont bO lor. 80 “feet
clongth en The: Nendoonnd |
ak, oieed ks ANI Ad shade,
“terrible harry, Kaine north

first: observed: Caddy:

Uk Ans

the ald will breakwater,
The Alladin Cafee. Recon:
"Third, Sidney, whieh °

«Mra, Disnett
recently hy
MM Mler © from

Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday,

This
LR,

> Hall

-was “last quarterly ‘meeting were read

> and». correspondencé.and* financial

..At a ‘subsequent’ meeting: of. the.
; newly
Krebb: was. elected:: president: and ®*

oR. B. Tattletair,: J thecyear «was:

-. penses. for: the: year. “amounted: to.

Te: awa as decided to ‘call for ‘tens? Ske. 00.

= pons,’

“ees,

An afghan owas: on. exhibition, Be
“Sowhiehohad: been made" from ‘odd- :
ments of. wool-by Mrs..C,.C. -Coch-:

ware -renewed:to%:

sent to the Peace

The: meeting fdjourned with the.
Al ining of thy: national anthem, |

; itor, Kelley af
< Shomold: Mills: Station, ‘Nova Seow

Wwouks..
ie alloy's

Robert ;
TE -
SC antin ‘ini tinned”
“homecafter spond inp never] daya:

“The annual meeting: Ot Ste ‘Ane
in’
OW haley Hall on Wednoaday, Jan,

“AN: parishion-

Ruts
the world,
paid a visit to Sidney waterfront
Wits
nbserved by workmen congtraucting
the new Sinister hone at tho eor-
“ner af Mount Baker Avonue and”
Mr. SK. Ualseth,
one af those privileged to: seo the
hive. a
loops out oat: the water and Judged ~
n
tall wna
Aba aa
When
wna cabont .
200. yarda-from the: observers, dist
Ls hee the wet, of -piling. north wat...

fe.
hag been
owned: “and aperated by Mr. arnd
ana. been. taken over.
MY. and Mra, Prank ¥,
edmonton, ‘Alborta, |:
he mnie anes OA “Mureay” of: Siinoys

January 15, 1941
Sunday School Board

NEW HALL TO
ve my dea pe oss BE DEDICATED
THURSDAY

nual ‘mooting cut the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Crossley, East Saa-
nich Road, on Monday evening.

After discussion. of. the business The structure on Beacon “Ave.
about opposite Mason's Exchange
is nuw completed, This lovely new
building is to be. known: as ‘The

of the school the anual election of

teachers and officers took place,

resulted in the election of E.

; Jo NC ,

Hall superintendent, - Nelson ~ Children’s Chureh.” and has been
built by. Mr. and- Mrs. Joe Mason
for. religious: purposes. ;

Mr. dnd Mrs. Mason have been

Fralick secretary-treasurer, Muriel
and Laurine McNeil organ- -
-earrying on children’s work in

ists, Mrs. McNeil superintendent
of junior department, Mrs. W. J.
Gush, Mrs. J. H: ‘Crossley, Mrs. W.

McCulloch, Misses Edna Dignan, Sidney in the Sidney Gospel Hall
Georgie Dignan, Helen Perley, 00 Third Strect each Friday eve-
Mrs. G. E. John and the minister "9g, until recently, tor some time
as teachers. and have a large following at

After the business meeting a ‘hese children’s meetings, where
social hour was spent, refresh- religious work in the way of sing-

ing, lantern slides, lectures, ete.,
are given in simple form for the
young mind.. The new hall will
give more room and scope for this
work: and: Mr. and Mrs. Mason‘are
tobe congratulated on their un-
dertaking. ;

‘The building, whichis 20 feet ~
in width and 40 feet’in length, is |
of shingled outside walls and: 2
durable: metal roof. | The shingles’

ments being served by the hostess.

RED CROSS AT
FULFORD HAD
BUSY YEAR ©

: will be stained brown. and “the

PF ULFORD,. daa. 15.-—'The- an- trimmings: will’ be cream. ‘The -in-
nual meeting of the South Salt terior is. finished» with dark oak
Spring Red. “Cross Unit was held wainscotting and: trimming with.

ivory ceiling and walls,” giving’ an

T de ” y@ ? ¢ ’
on “Tuesday, evening, Jan. 7th, -in added. touch of light” in addition

the ‘Fulford Comniunity Hall, ‘the |

president, Rev. | Father’ ‘k. “AL to ‘the three: large windows © on:
Scheelen;” presiding. Minutes’ Gf «| nner eile: :

+ The entrance. to. ‘the hall is*on
Beacon”. Avenue and: there ~is.an
exit. at: the rear_of .the . building.»

A dediéation’ service will: be held

statement dealt. .with.

‘ The-secretary reported the: total:
amount -of. money~ raised: during...
$312.43, and -ex- °-at-7:30- o'clock,’ “with Rey. Daniel
Walker © ‘officiating. -“Everyone® is
’ welcome atthe opening: -of: thi
: ‘Mrs. Charicavorth:” sewing. con- ‘i fine: new -building, where religious
vener, ‘reported on. thée:.work ‘sent “services : only ot be Aveld
to -headquarters of: “Red*Cross ~ :

: during. th

ns,!
-Corforters, . wool:
Children’s» garm
a Baby ‘layette;: =

‘Mrs: Ass “Hepburn, teac

Burgoyne. School, erepor ted. ar
workeby:the: ‘Junior: ‘Red Gross: Af-
= ghan’ sent: inj-another half :finished;
from pieces 6f..wool ‘dénated: The
“children “uré working” on. facecloths,
and? hankerchiefs, ’ cand®. collecting:

annual. general meeting”

was_ held: in: :the-home:of::Mr,-.and:

Mrsv J. Me.

of. ‘mem bers. ©

‘tin: foil,“ tooth: paste “tubes; ete: The’ direetore: weré. able ov re
“Miss: Hos Pottinger, “teacher. » port, that’1940<had- been calyear in:

the Isabella-Point. School, soporesd. whieh |. substantial .. progress ‘had.’

the: Junior. Red Cross .were, work been. ‘made: > ‘Thes-balance * sheet’

ing:.on-faeceloths,: collecting cou-
tine foil and= have» started: *:
-making an afghan for the “refu

‘and. income account : presented” ta:
the meeting’ showed? thé associa-
tion to. he in ay sound: financial po

iy ollowing the Ket wing: ‘of the-y .
ports “the “presidents “Rey; Father:
Scheelen; vacated “the: chair, which-,
was. taken: -by’ Capt.” Druniniond;:
during. the. election of officers, A
commiltee® of 10" were appointed, «
who chose: their, ollicers,

eM aiibieea:
bulbs. supplied: to: the: ‘nssocintion:
by-‘them “had. been’: sold: ands that
“purchasers, » Without’ exception;
were highly -satisfied™: oWwith

“ quitlity” of the product. ~
Prather:

. a gy 1 y , 3 Tey RY
Scheclen was-re-eleeted president; The alte detors ye Age “ale to:
Mrs. Charlesworth, livst vice-presi- oo egy :
: ONG : orders. had: ‘alrendy ‘beans “hooked.
dent; Mrs. A. Hepburn, : second: for delivery in. the fall of 1941,
view. presidents: Mrs.-A. © Stevens,

secrclary-(reasurer; Mrs. Charlen- The following | were” Cloeted, to
, worth, wookroom. convener, assist.
ed hy Miss G.. Shaw; Mrs, Bryant, term, Mra, 1. Robert,
Mrs. P, J. O'Connell, “Mra: M; oe ih _ i : k
Gyves, Mrs. Davis, Mism Pattanize ‘ andl er ubt-yuar,
committee. ee RC, Frazee, J, M. Stewart and v,

The president spoke briefly on Arnos,
l

Col, Ge Be:

the work. of the Red Grogs and. . “naanane
thanked the eommittee for. the. wee veer etl AT 2
support fi ivan, ; theanghout: | the he held: vosday, dane 2 latent sO

‘bork Braneh of the, Red Crone will, will water. cat

- Thuisindss will hiv daieled. A, AK tiny Bewdley: Dyriey: JPuty lela Bay,
aleande fish: andl: chips will Die feu.
Aura: ave ry Friday, a
AS. young, peoplo's. meg 1
be! held: one Monday, un 20th. ate,
é pais dn the sldney Gospel Wall.
Streets: AN young: people 2
‘over TT cvyeara af age’ ;
invited: ti attend,” ae
SP bent ale Ty Briekoi®
Mrs, Bracken at Kaqiimaly: have”
> dust retinnod sSrom. Winn peg and 3,
spent the weokoud at tha home ‘oft ©.
“Mya, Broeken's erand sapentay Mae”
and Mrs, Jolin: Matthews, : Piva
Street. >|
Mr, and Mrs, Rhys Davin arrive
cd from Sevttle recently to pend

venie UUme ut the hame of Myre, 't.

ON ER ORL Aaven,: Su

day, Jan,
Nd Nieholet a who da world ct

SyoneIneliws aud dightary:

“une oe

then:

in the Fabtord Community

al, After n period .of rehearsing: an.
I. Davis, Swartz Vay. o Their twos 4 Whe ‘and “Mya Fde Role “anil thems, the ‘busines meeting and”
» small -daugghturs: have. spent: the finily have’ pamoved: from: Fifth annual clectioly “ot “aleera “took =
punt few manthe here with euaie Street to the Christie Ae on dace, The now preatdent ia Alex.
o HEMATMOMMOY coy ooo ss 2 PEON Straetse ee eM onagh,: ver = president: George.
Paienbe, egret. thie wach, w,, cee oR hornlay. apent: ie ao Honmen,.nuerebarystreasurey. dy. Jd
Rost Haven Hoaplial and Sanitare: weekend In Vaneonyer nt tho.’ Crosley, choir seondustor : W, od,
jum fheludeMray Be My: Mats ronnell pane of his: son-in-law nnd: dug “Cush, asiatint: conductor Ming D,
and Mra, Miers. Roar co tery Mr: cand: Mrsiy © Howard: Wade Med sonnel): orgnnint: Mra Povley,
ee Dr a hii ~ ae Wye oat Dhaene “oe Ter bdo Cave ted Mfc Carine
a Sidniy: Goxpol dilly Third: trodes 87 ho ohare: column’ has” heen feNoil, Wbrarian’-Frvest: Sinith:

Pode hele on Thivsday onttire*

nowy at B8Oceteloek’. nethe hala. premium, akon

The ammaal meefing ef Hig Wor were lufh uk and rome, ul.
Twenty “Asti arye te the Narth Snide oo yey i rrived {90 Tle, for pablicn-
condeb ss Branehy |, Canndian — Legon... on, BR, : 7
will be held-an Monday, Hanah oo Mive compialnte: “hive tear: *

“Ty othe Famierat Pavilion, “Expo

~ day.
the Canadian. Legion, the I.0-.D.E., Be
the local Boy Scouts,. Rovers, Wolf”
Cubs, Girl Guides : and ‘Brownies,-

‘Many A Noble City;??: “Rise Up,’ 0.
of. the’ Na-* +
. .tions,’”’ “Right ° the Good: Fight”
cand. the national anthem."
The ‘service -was ‘conducted: ‘by.
“the: rector, who: based “his: eulogy.”
one the 15th):
recalled, the heroie
stand. made- at: ‘Mafeking: -by thes:
late: Chief Scout ‘and: outlined this:
“> meteoric: advancement: in: the -Im-

of :-Baden
‘Psalm. -

on: Thursday - evening, .Jan...16th, s

. Boy. e Scout:

Saanich Bulb Growers’: “Association i

rere: advised that, all

“es Nominations:
ne held:
‘the 7

serve as. direetors: For a twosyoar

Thompson, and:

ate a ee nan dine the - empress. Woteleball-
; EETING: JAN. 21ST : ! roan. Al contributors: and work
: bare general mecting of the View ors ave invited, ee amembers 7

avy
; receiving: ‘congratnlationis ane
tay

Ponder Taland, kpont’ the Christinay: ©
holidays: WiU rin parenti, Mr cnn
“Mra Nicholet, Wat Roads Theat
Mriand:
2Mrae Anderson, cand. daughter
‘Helény and: Misa. Hadith Smith, ote
Victoriay salsa: spent ty week. with: Pa

‘Iwo ‘baskothall: teame: ‘from. ‘sta:
ney are. planning on Jonrneying: {ay
Walford on. Friday, dan. Vth, to.
pricy gina’ hove and girls eames °
tall,
Aftor the game oa dance will ho

omitted thin inutte aK nee: wn at.
owemrdicloae:
the...

mide resending | the candithan® at

cient) Stution Mast. Saimieh thy roads. in various parts: af the, .

“Ronds atk pam AN niemhern: tre” “Aletrdete Ma" Atdney Trisinenit:

ree vented to: bee presente: > Somen's  Aiisoelation ’ ta, condenvoring.
Tre and: ol Ah: Thornton, ‘to WON. ahinieibind “Srovalving. Wao.

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Subscription, in advance, year:

Red Cross Unit To
Knit For Refugees

GALIANO ISLAND, Jan, 15.—
Phe Red Cross Unit held its first
meeting of 1941 at the home of
the president, Mrs. A. Ie. Scoones.

Owing to colds among the mem-_
hers, the attendance was not very
high, However, a fair amount of
work was vot undersway, the or-
ganizing -secretary... distributing

-wool which. had. been. donated: for

the knitting of, refugee garments.
' Tea was served bythe. hostess,
assisted by’ Miss Scoonés and Mrs.
Stuart Snow.

MEMORIAL
SERVICE F OR.

CHIEF SCOUT.

A memorial service on the date: \
Chief Seout*:

Lord Baden’ Powell;
of the World, was held in St. An-
drew’s Church, .Sidney,.‘last..Sun-
night. |. Rrepresentatives:. of |

together. with the Sea © Scouts ‘of
Brentwood,;. were © present... The:
hymns. sung were. “Earth:Has”

‘Men’ of God,’”: ‘God’

“Powell:
‘He:.

perial Army: -A'sketch!-was’ given
of: the stupendous ° growth ° Of! ‘the
-movemen fr :

Stewart, “Saanichton;
and there” was ‘A “Rood: attendance ®

“T.07D.183 was held: on: Wednesday
Jan, 8th, at’ the shome® of: Mrs.:
Jrossléy, East Saaniel Road.’

‘A discussion ‘on-the dance \t6
the -held'on-F riday, Jane Bist, was
held and a ‘radio “isto: be: rated.
“The rafle: and: dance: tickets ‘ar
now,availuble from: the: members
of officers:

‘eleetion will

“and the *

“an. Wednesday; Feb. “12th

Ref freshments: were -kerved:
othe? hostesses,
The “next mdeting: will Weeh ald

fon: Wednesday, Jan; 22nd; at. the:
Ne went: Queen’ 8

“home of Mrs, :

Avenug,

Guild Hela 1 Monthly ~
Meeting Wednesday

The regular meoting of ‘the Ste ;
~ Andrew's Woman's Guild was held.
-on’ Wednesday, dan. ‘8th, ‘ee the.
Third.
Deéncon | prosid= *

home of Mars, Jer ie.
Sey with | Mi, B
ate gy

me witha ninotingg whe
yen,

Wing,

monk. af as regular, cur
diseunsed,
rranwementi
efraphinents (60:
thas? anual: voatry,

Malle: fu wile t
Ipninton
rethour:and Mra)
Nivitdng- committe
lously approved,
~ Aninvitation y
Miva. Tannenrter: to hol
mecthngy, ub the. “rectory,

Choir Reports ‘On
: Year’ 8 Activities.

The anual mouting. of. the.
of

home of Mra, J.
orts' Bay, —

work dane. throughout Wie.

yarloun’ spcelal norvicon, a

attendance and <all..will: dance tom

= until one o’eloek. :

: during the: evening. and: everyone

“the:
EM, S: 2D va ean ‘Chapter: ‘of the:

: Were:
take:

<oplace at.the next: business: meoting,
: “4

“opened wilh:
“Mattorea crelating : toe the
cure of the altin andthe ‘appoints oe
ker> was:

shal
Bt Pants United Church” Was
held on’ Thuraday, Tan une at the
Ki, MeNell, Rob-

Astor congrutwintions had boon
given ta the chott-for the exeollont:
(Sets
“We mbileter called on In Craaa-
edesctor the ommual atatement.whie
inelnded the lghlights of the rast
yony, the visit of Centennial ohotry ™
the. purchase. of. gowns, and. Ahe

Refreshmenta anda aoeial: hour
-voneluded: a-yory’ happy evening. ©

$1; U.S., $1.50. copy,.5e -

ENDEAVOUR _
CHAPTER TO
HOLD DANCE —

Members of LMS. Endeavour
Chapter, L.0.D.E., are staging an!
other -of their popular dances on:
Friday, Jan. 31st, “in the. ‘North.
Saanich: Service. Club Hallo ©

‘These dances; sponsored’ by. the.
Kindeavour Chapter, L0.D.E., have.
in the past proved very sucécessful
and have-been well attended: and: :
wv. large crowd, is’ expected again: .
on this: occasion, | The .members:™ :
of the chapter excell’as ‘hostesses =
and: all arrangements | are. in: their, vs
capable hands. © :

Len..Acres’ Orehestin: ‘will be ine

the strains of his music from ‘nine :

- A radio will be: raffled and. ‘Hex:
et canbe obtained. from" -mem-
bers.) 0!

“Refreshments: ‘be.

will - “Served
is leoking. forward: :to:
“happy. ‘time ‘together: :

For further particular :
Comming. E vents, |

‘ * ‘the: bridge tea:'to“be
held: or the bent of::th

the local: Red
The. minut
necting” were

J Che wlesworth;
AB. G Wott o Merton, sMray:
“Johnson, Palmer, “Mrsi.
NOW. nd, fro 1 these, th
; ico-president,’. seeretary:
“und, Lrvasnrer: willebe-ay ;
later: meetin

ion,

‘Mount, “Le

Tolingon, public i
national: ‘events Mr
“Agriculture; Mri Ag ‘ElHot;

R..
_ehild: welfare; Mrs NeW. Wilaon,
horticulture. .
Mrs, Hoard et th Was, e-oldetied

On the: Mf -th Fa
“ slitute,
“Ton: was: “fe

“the: meting,

PENDING TSI AND, Jane
hee Oth annaab.an

ald con’sThupsdas
Mpa, Aduins, “Arminia
‘prosident,. Mra.” Reddyho
hair and: members, prenent, a
ta foe opening 0
and tron
Loud; alwa! eoye:
A. letter rok thank

CORPO anes
awa vecalved
Or personal gitls: Bont
eh ant, Chelan:

“lotion.
‘follows: ae
: Ptaitonto- Mr : Rendyhoft,.
Wat © VicdePrenident ei: M
Grimmer.
Second Vieo- Presiden

Suthergr CON a
OT PON MrT MPR AS Davids
 Secrotary-—Mra Faleoner,
‘Behool - Commitiee- = MYR, Moll.
von cand!) MeaePy ‘Grimmor: eth
j

Convenor,
Ni Crinitier,
“The -prenident’

thon Yoturnod:to
“the, ehaty and thanked: ml:for: thelr
and wil ea opoyation
ci Aid, wad, (hat: she
ver ent: Tp
MTG! was arraad toy hold®
ing. and. carling: heos ons
“ey, Jane Mat at the hone, J
<M ei Moliizonsto got: ready, forthe,
malnig of quilts to® be? went” t
Rritnin foray rad: niifforeres
» At the: lane ofthe: monting the
“Noster gergad | ‘tan’ witht’ tha:
if Mee oTallyny Mr hi
Mrs “Suthergremi,: