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SOUTH PENDER ISLAND, and TOD INLET

TWENTY-EIGHTH YEAR, No. 3

SIDNEY. Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, January 38, 1940

’ LOCAL COUPLE
‘ST. PAUL’S
Le )
_ Christmas decorations, holly, cedar
- boughs and red’ poinsettas made a
“pretty setting in St. Paul’s United
~-Church, Sidney, on Thursday eve-
ning, Dee. 28th, at 8 o’elock, for
the. wedding . of Gladys) Evelyn,
elder daughter of Mrs. D. McQueen
“of Vancouver and the late Mr.
H. Brown, and Ronald Jeffrey
Marshall, elder son of Mrs. J.
Marshall, Bazan Bay Road, Saa-
- nichton, and the late Mr. Mar-
shall.
The marriage ceremony was per-
- formed by Rev. Perey~ Wills,
sisted by Rev. D..M. Perley.
During the cer emony appropriate
‘violin music by Louis Kern, ac-
‘companied by Miss. Sybil .Gush,
was rendered, “I Love You Truly”
being played during the signing of
the register. Two hymns, “All The :
Way’ My Saviour. Leads ‘Me™: and.
; “Beneath: The: Cross of Jesus”
were. sung by" the congregation.
> The bride; given in marriage. by
her uncle, -Sheman: York, made a
: charming picture in her wedding
... gown of white silk-crepe fashioned’
"on. simple-lines. with. a. shirred”
jacket. with. puffed sleéves.:.-She -:
wore. along veil of embroidered
‘tulle, attached. to her: head with a.
; coronet of: orange. ‘blossoms: Thee

bridal bouquet. consisted of Ophe-
ocaee

as-

a Pe se a

and. uh im-

ofresh- violets: and: -yellow:, roses: to
‘mateh: her - ‘gown. “She: carried ae
‘shower bouquet ‘of, yellow. Chr y-
‘santhemums.’ “Miss Glenys Jones,
~dousin. of the groom,” “was brides-
“cmaid,’ and ‘wore av pretty full-:
“skirted gown of pale’ pink. t taffeta’
“with: ‘a ‘bolerd.’j jacket. = She also
“wore: a: doll. hat: of pink. TOSses and
~~ houvardia, . ‘and: eurried | a shower
bouquet. : “of mauve ; -ohigsantie
“mums. oo.”
Little: Shirley Res adings, + cousin
of the. room, in pale bhie taifeta,
and: Bagbare. ‘MeQueen, sister | of

co the. bride, - » pink. uaifeta,, both. -
wearing Tandenus: in their’ lair,
were flawer \girls, They. carried

’ ealonial bouquets of pink -carna-
“tions, bouvardia and vidlets: |
aon Phe bridegroom was. supported
ft by his: brother, Ralph Marshall, and
the osher : | |
and Ambrose Rendings,

> Following the service, a recep.
tion was held in the new Farmers’
~ Pavilion at the Sidney experimen:
“tal Station, where the guests. were
‘ve received | hy Mrs,” MeQueen, who
Soret Vv “SMart frock of: rose-colored
ail. crepe with-a becoming yelvet
“hat and veil, adn corsage.of pink
auimnations ind, rose i“ Sand - Mra,
~ Marshall), wearing a black
; anselnble trimined | with whith, aru
corsage: of pinks: cenrnitions
VOREB.
; Refreshments were ‘served {rons
daintilyenppainted: ‘tabloss amds the:
bridetastiblos wag: centred with «
‘three-tiered: wodding = ; “enke .
esilversovnsies of, rosebudsy ‘The
: bridal. purty ntoud ander an ‘areh
Jf of rqunery,

an Aties

weve

n honeymoon “ine Vancouver, nid
con there return will reside: in: (heir
Cnewly-biilt ame on Bazan Ray
Road. oPar travelling the hride
wort uw wine-colaréd) hourle cout
und. felt: hat, with. matehing ace
Jeessorden and a corsage af ruses,

“a dainty olde wateh,

‘Brownies Enjoyed:
Christmas Party _

7 The: Joonl VA
“-Prele onjayed al Chriitmias party
-Priday cafternoon,: Glee o2ath, dn
See the Guide atid Seout Tah ~

Volo The SBrownlens stayed an. lin
“oprampiucentertaninont with songs;

1G. De

music and daneen, Games aid
“eompetitions werd played,
“Refreshment were rerved bes

“ed at 6:30 pm.

| VOLUNTEER FIRE
2:

- chiffon: ‘ .

eek and. na a “doll: that ‘ot on

ed tod joyt fal evening at “the: Quick 4
“Luneh * \
~-Businessnien’s
“gor red ac bigs: Tee

Kheer s:

; and :

‘and ;

Ma. and: Mrs.) Marehall left for -

The groom's pitt te the bride wae

Hrownie .

2 fore the: Brownler lef for homes:

Over 11 Inches Of

Rain During December

General Rood. Gwynne, C.MLG.,
Ardmere Grange, Cole Bay, ofli¢ial
recorder of precipitation for the
Dominion Government, has kindly
furnished whe Review. with the
figures for the month of: December
as follows:

1939, 11.05 inches.
December, 1938, 8.89 inches.
December average for 14 years,

December,

6.04 inches,

MEN’S SUPPER
MEETING NEXT
WEDNESDAY

~The monthly meeting of the Men’s

Supper. Groups will be. held on
Wednesday, Jan..10th, in, Wesley
Hall, Sidney. Supper will be serv-
by the Women’s
Association St. Paul's. United
Church. .

‘or

The speaker will be Major J. S.
Simon, who is a British officer and
has recently returned. from a. voy-
age around the world during which
he spent:some time’ in’ Australia -
und in the mandated territoty. of:
New Guinea. ‘Major Simon has
some information as to’ E mpire de--
fence’ proplems, in ‘those areas, and

should prove: “most. interesting.
speaker: io. Be,
This. meeting | will Ae Jadies’.:

aight and“all’ men, are cordially.:i
ited to’ be present and’ bring
dJadies. with: them.

NORTH SAANICH.

wha ike: *nemBere were: Sabertai

Cate,”

“Association “spon- *

A lovely: ‘supper was: served by’
Mrs, Alfred Critehley,' propr Setress
of the establishment, and her. eap-
able assistants)! which ‘was: thor-
oughly: enjoyed by all, and, as
usual. a “couple: ote extra: sservings

of, delicious: pic had ‘tobe: served
fe i few niemihers.

show: just: ood it) Was.

who they were,
‘A hearty vote of thanks was ¢x-
tended to the Sidney Businessnien’s
Association for the enjoyable eve-
ning, and also-for the letter of
apprecintion the nsaocintion

from
of the bripude.

lo the members

North
- Saanich -
io Branch 7
No. 37

‘

The neni necting: of ‘thie “Bago
Monday:

hrmnelowdll bes helde ons
NONE, dans ae in the Orange. Hall,
saanie Titon, w 8 pnts
vital Imporun He
pu afl nttendance in requested,
Arter: Wisposal Of. the: basiness,
Sydney Pieklos will givesn leeture
istrnted. by -danterny: slidius
hitled “Wiying Qvor Bygypt."
Rations as until, please!

NS. ‘SERVICE
CLUB NOTES

Play will ygetounder way promptly:

ne Xo o'elocke ate the: Novth Saanich
services heb tall Malin. Road, bt
Tharediy, Jan. dth, for the hridge
Tournmmont. whieh ds ine progress.

Pane te) Vinené eivg fae Wh Weare |

“eon with thabetahta nude: ap

Proveeds,. hove: al. EN PHNEE TY FEO™

to the Red Cross, Bee Coming
vents for harther ‘lytnites
SATURDAY NIGHT:

AW shale tha. weekly: Saturday.”

in-- 5 : _
; Mrs R. Douglas and Mrs. Joseph Be

d for: the firemen. 9)

ho which. oes
~ Phe
“names of. those. eating the uxtva
helpings will not ‘he mentioned ns
you mi ay have your own. “Fdeas_of |

“Business apes
ato Aneatike nenodd

Ne

oft ‘the evening, dnd anyone Whites
ing to have it ‘evenlie if lr ieleed
te invited to dase provided they”

HERE’S THE
WAY TO SEND
THAT PARCEL

OVERSEAS

By simply filing in an order blank
and sending a money order, anyone
in the district can send comforts
to their friends or relations serv-
ing with the Canadian forees over-
seas, ‘This is a. service which has
heen organized by W. A. McAdam,
Agent General for the Province of
British Columbia, at British Co-
lumbia House, 1 and 3 Regent
Street, London, England, with the
approval and authority of the Pro-
vincial Government, and ‘is for the
purpose of eliminating the diffi-
culties of those at home in the pur-

chase, packing,. dispatch, customs

- aund-insurance of parcels.

These packages will go direct
from London to points designated
and Canadian products | will. be
used. whenever possible. .-
parcels of: stated
number, is all that ‘is.

Designated”
values, by
required,

‘A few ‘copies and order blanks:
can’ be’ obtained -at the Review
office. ; : Ton ne

SHOWER FOR —
Bes ELECT —

and: Wellow: ,

son

violets
The

winners ;

Wilson and Mrs. H. 5. Beattie.

The. invited: guests were: “Miss =
P: atterson, Mrs. GR, Wilson, : Mrs. -

-Samuel | Brethour,) Mrs; Henry’
Brethour,. Mrs... H. Steinberg, Mrs,

“Davidson, -Mrs

Culloeh, | Mrs... C ‘
Re Vall, Mrs. Ae

Leyar, | Mrs, “Tapping, Mrs. Da
Livesey, Mrs. My Towers, - Mrs. Vo-
ee Harth, -

night: 500. eard party will be held
in the elnly room an Mills Road.
Cards will start at 8 o’clock sharp,
to he followed by ‘daneing at 10,
ry Weklers will be on hand
with (heir usual peppy music, so
he sure cand he there!

Tove

’ “Kidnapped,”

; “hit- making experts: ee ae
Unlike’ several - other Stevenson
dnapp : see aetaty with. the president; "RS OF

"jasmin e “
‘veeeived cae gaily.
«decorated basket which; eontatned:
5 many beautiful gifts.:
“of “the. contests :
> Avere’ Mrs: Ernie’ “Munro, Mrs. Go Ri

7 -sereen |

7 that. the

Entertained Sunday
School Children

The Sunday School children of St,

Andrew’s Chureh were entertained
at the annual Christmas party and

ree, in St. Andrew’s Hall, last
Wednesday.
On arriving at the hall a. sit-

down supper was enjoyed, follow-
ed by games such as darts, ring
game and others as equally excit-
ing.

A special feature of the evening
came next, that of the showing of
several reels of ‘pictures, includ-
ing Mickey Mouse, Charlie Chap-
lin. Felix the Cat
Chase.

Each child was given a gift and
a bag of candy,.an orange and
nuts.

STEVENSON’S
“KIDNAPPED”

COMING TO THE

REX THEATRE

the: story’. which.
Robert Louis Stevenson is..said: to.
have. considered his - best; ; will be.

~ shown in Ganges: Friday and Satur-

day,: cis. week, spectacularly ‘pro-
duced by Darryl F, Zanuck, with a
cast of 5,000, and. pretty much’ of.
the. pick of 20th” Century “Fox's

napped, r# ‘So. the’ picture: is. ora
LO meet ne host. of--familiar. ‘friends

little: oryno- “feminine - interest" —

“being chiefly. the. tale: of: the esca-
-.pades of Alan’ Breck and, Davids 2
-Balfour (portrayed : on: ‘the: sereen-.

by | Warner. Baxter: cana Freddie -
Bartholomew), :
‘Purists -may?'try, theref ore, to

eR, John;: Mrs. E Munro, Mrs, Me- “quarrel: with: Hollywood's: introduc-

“tion: into. the story. of a “Jean: “Mac an

“Deveson, Mrs..8.. _ Donald,

Highland | lass,” “who ©

comes. enamored
ishingly. Wivacious., and les wutiful
‘diseovery,
Tt is. interesting to note,.
motion” picture people
no Jese a” precedent than
Stevenson ‘himself, for allegedly
“tampering” with the facts, Ne
walmite he tampered with the his
torical frets in writing the hook.

“It Is more honest (o confess at

‘then,

have

and Charlie ..

2 Ttwills be. these::“frien ds’? who a
Swill, ‘remember that: the: ‘story? had -:
“the.
“(“Kidnapped”)- is no furniture: ‘for ;
aa. mehelan 4 library,

“it
“author of: the book from: whieh it
“made its, film: wo

be-
of “Alan Breck.
So The ‘role; is’ ‘portrayed by can saston- >’

Arleen Whelan,” .
ald “Owen, John Garradine,-

NEW YEAR IS
WELCOMED IN
APPROPRIATE

MANNER HERE

Residents throughout the Saanich
Peninsula and Gulf Islands bid
farewell to 1939. and weleomed in
the New Year in-many and various
time-honored fashions —- and 1989
is now a year in the past!

Some attended midnight shows,
dances, house parties, ete., while
others sat quietly at home or at-
tended watch-night services.

Promptly at 12 midnight: whis-
tles and. sirens sounded over the
land and water giving warning of
the. passing of. 1939 and the birth
of the New Year..1940.

' Ato many gatherings this. was
the sign to sing “Auld Lang Syne”
and continue:on with: the ‘party!

_ At- other places prayers were
offered and the thought expressed

“that 1940 may sée the world at

peace again:

DIRECT RS

MET FRIDAY —

GANGES, Jan. 3. “A directors’

~ meeting of. ‘the. Salt Spring Island. :
oe Farmers’ Institute Was: held: Fri: :

day — evening in the, Mahon: ‘Hall; :

once. iow little rT am “Youched by!
desité . for nceuracy.: ; This.

but, a book

a.

ee

If Hollywood. his taken liberties,”
has only. to’ paraphrase: the.

“This * is “no: Turniture : ster a!
scholar! § library, but, a-triumphant
piece of ‘motion: picture entertain:
ment, lavishly: done,”
The stellar cast of “Kidnapped”
includes: Ou. Aubre ey
Nigel?
Bruce, Miles Mander, Ralph 0 ore:
and TH.-B. Warner. ©
Alfred Werker directed the film,
with Kenneth Maegowan ‘ussociate,
producer, Sonya Levien; > Rleonor
Harris, Ernest Paseal and RPdwin
Blum wrote the screen, play.

srevenemrtenavemnneimente

cocal

On: New: Yenr f. Day.
pound some was barn: bo, ‘Mr.

at Rest, Haven Hospital,

Ver wT atte, of Shiney,

. thie ‘quarterly: comiminion ney Vs
ive will oe. Tull in. South. §

a“ Sanday, dan. The

Mtv. nnd “Mone aL MM. on

ing in Powell. River, with thelr
son und daughtar-inelaw,
Mra, John Lawson,

His hoped that a lage number
of local residents will phin to at-
tend noeomd movie program to be
yrivencin tha lounge at Rest Taven
di Monday, dan, 1 oth, ccommency
Vge ah ay WY the British
Sais “Paid Campane |
“the direction af Mr, Pierce, a rep.

toe
why

-resentative af. this well) known,

eqmpnny. . Teawilk macremembered:

ThA ITA pEORTAM, RAVEN ley.

“Thee anime» company | WR anjoyed

; lit your, ee ;
Msc and Mio Wo -wekeiiatd ms

after visiting for aomonth in Wine
wipex with relatives and, Srie nls.

Mr. and Mrs. Rob ‘Lane and
funily: have removed from Patricia -

lotes anc

“evens. .
and:
J Mrs Stephin. Anderson, of View |
Turk, .
Mae Anderson Wak’ formerly, Mine.

Snanich -
‘United ‘Chie’ nt VW AD: a meand
Sat St. Pants: United at 7:80 on:

oo Mornin.
Moadlands, : Patricia Bay) tire vise:

Mr. and

under |

Third Streat, have Feturned home -

eae Mra,

Buy ‘te slahiey Avenue,
hietiveen Second ind Third Street, |
Next the. Sidney Gospel, Nall.

sy Mie! Bella ayaigy wh

Joupas fo
Mr.

i “inaliay: andes
of, Vitoria,
and. Mrnwd.

Jie.
Pulmier

ot Mn,
Beacon |

puesly
Storey,

Mr, Roy Bowett has roland {o
uty’ at Shawnigay’ Lake Be hool,
he nnd Mrs, Bawett spent moat of
the Christmas holidays with Mr,
and Mera JS. Rowett, Rest Haven.

Mrs, McQueen aid stall dangh-
tery Barbon oand My. Sherman
York, Vaneouver, cntme aver for
the BrowurMlarshall wedding...

Mr, and.

Nohdayits WIM. MrRe HA PALO,
“= Myennd Mra WeAlder, Deep Cove,

They teturned con -Saturdiy.

Mr und Mrs, Henry Renkin of

| Vietorin, visited for on fow! days peturnod home. after: ‘Aponding. a”

tow dayawith Mra: Aylwin’s sister,
> Myrae Vietor Sholes, nt Contral Rote,

over Christmas atthe hanie.af Mr,
R a Wil...

_ Mie Agnes Craig has ‘returned

yo Vietovin onfter: ppending® “the:

“Siune yy

visited
‘aver the holidays with her sister,”
Mirae Keyworth, Grand ‘Forks, and»
“owith her PATENEK here, Jett: fut (he.
cud of he Wi sul: A feneh, nt: Kam.
. ms + “North?
Migs. 5
AWE
‘Avenne, aver the:
Christmas. and New Year: holiday, ;

Mra, . Gordon Th cof.::
Vinieouvor spent Christma andthe:

ersonals —

New: Your: holy at ier home
here, 7

° Mra, MacAulay, Raznn: ‘Avenue;

Canada: friends from Vhrea: Rive 4
Quebec, hast Weak. e

the fith division ten of: ‘the.
‘Saanich “Badminton
; played: in Teapiemateh: last: Thut'se

day enIng. aon hotne. courth, when, -

the loam from, ‘the’ Willawa, Vie- |
arin, game, oul: Aho: sear: was we
virgw,

. The January
Alles? Chapter,
held‘on Thursday, Jan. Sth, in St.
Augustine’ Wall, Deep Cove, As
thin ik the annual

rmieuting:

ee

Teachers and sup lla Ahroughant.:,
oo the hintek and tae Gull Jalanda,

returned” to their various studles
oat nehool ‘today, Wednesday, ‘dan,
“Ard after’ enioving ne lone! vaen«
atlows Tay tha: Christian and,
Your holidays. we

f

es Mr. and, Maw ae Se Alvin. inl,
— Awe children, of Patric Bay, have

Moment Salt. Spelng Island, |...
- CPleang turn. to. Pago Two).

after

‘Smith, Regin- -

: Y he Scouts’ held: a: ‘party: ‘for: ‘the

ay: Morrowed n-did for the evening

Cau be

of. ues. :
— second claas tonta and recolved hls
LODE, will be! |

nominations:
moeting allo menbers are ured 10.

fad aa

Subscription, in advance, year: $1; U.S., $1.50; copy, 5c

Red Cross Committee

To Meet On Friday

~RULFORD, Jan. 3.--The commit-
tee of the South Salt Spring Island
branch of the Red Cross will meet
on Frday, Jan. 5th. Sewing will
be ready for distribution any time
Friday evening.

Anyone wishing to help by knit-
ting or sewing for this most worthy
cuuse, can obtain ‘articles to be
made up at the heme of Mrs. J. J.
Shaw, Fulford, where Miss Gladys
Shaw,’ assistant: sewing convener,
will be in charge.

CHRISTMAS

PARTY AT

SCOUT HALL

The Scouts of the 1st Sidney Troop

. Were hosts, last Thursday. night. to
‘the’ Guides of. the’ 14th

3 1.0.D.E.’
Company at .a - jolly” Christmas |
party in the Guide and Scout Hall.

Lively ‘games and competitions

. were played during the first’ part

_ of the evening, those present, being
. divided up: into patrols,

‘Refreshments of. “all: ‘the: good
things - ‘young. .people like. to “eat,
with candy, oranges and: apples. as
special, ° “were © served’ by” member's
of the Scout: committee ae za
oe “camp-fire”. 2 sing ong» was:
thoroughly enjoyed. by. all’ and
when» time. for! “Taps”.

Also" that: ‘headquarters: have:
-tended: ‘the: time. “to. continue the
canvass: ‘for. nore applications for ;
contracts “Mrv: Humann; manager pe
at Rest. Haven, says. a. “determined
_ effort will: be made to, add. enough
more’ applications. to: bring ‘about
hospitalization’, and wishes. all who" :
have alrendy. applied, for contracts.
to. bé ‘guided’ accordingly. . Tt itis
“found: impossible. to.seeure enough,
contracts” ‘to: “warrant: hospitaliza-

FREEMAN }

KING ©

Do a good turn every day!
=

POPP LDP LP PEE AP

quides: on “'Thurrday’ evening, with
games ‘nnd compatitions.. being #0

well enjoyed that at-brenking up:
Dado. J no. png, ‘wanted to. #0 -

Lime, ,
eae nee

ms he: ‘atlnit Awas. W “great. success

e nnd everyone onjoyed the
siduey, hada surprise visit: from:

Mrv and’ Mra, Lampton: old easter ne

meeting the hoyx: anked their. dada. i ding. was ‘ecle brated at. Sti. Mark's

Saturday evening at the re

AO. ‘attend: wb re and cocon,""

- She. dads: tool, partsin: the: ‘Seout,
The ‘dada’ s
made a good: showing. and would:

work. and compotitiona.

ROOD, ‘he: ‘whle to. “Divas the
foot tartan i

: We would like. to-aee the: herent
“ficnor at-the meetings!
Seoul Kelvin Slater. pamad ti

badge; Second Brian Banl his citi-

aonship badges Patrol Lender Gore”
don, Mounee. his, fireman's, badge, -
Ted. foros his

and Patyol Leader Fo
firade- AAT) Round ‘Cord:

to: hh.

Congratulations: dament..

wna Wan posted to the Bull, Dogs:
CA thone who intend to:try for’
their: pathtinder’s, badge muat- get:
in their. map by. Me ond of the,
week,
“On Saturday afturioéen the Cohn
Chad. buy feed. “Gans were played®.
und a lot of keon competitions were:
pun ots

This was followed |

‘cluded: pianoforte: solo by’ Miss” ‘Ss:
_more;*

ae :
of = The: chorus, “Over the. Rainbow,

= -eame .: no: r
ae who: had previously. taken: ‘part. in

“Tune. Musa Bs a 7 Yon re

# Mowat: lela
ening, as: aceomipanists

Siegfried Line," brought the.

DE,

+ daiughter.af Wi; MeFaddon, ,of

mond Hedger, of Pulford Iarbour,

“Troop” ‘ender Jumes Jolin” han
turned . in. a map. of, the. Saanich
Pe nineita uhteh inn great” credit
It-ia complete: in all dee
tails ‘nid: ina very: fine doly. indeed, ‘

ALi: Boers jomed. an: an heerwt :

Cub. Tnatruetor: Arthur:

LO.D.E. RAISES

$141 ATGANGES
FOR CANADIAN —

RED CROSS

GANGES, Jan. 3.—Thursday eve-
ning, Dee. 28th, about 350 :were
present in the Mahon Hall, Ganges, .
when a most successful entertain- ~
ment was--sponsored bythe Lo.

D.E. This was produced. by. Mrs. -
A.: J. Smith and. about $141.00

was cleared for the Canadian Red”
Cross and the special war work. :
fund of: the LO:D.E, :

The evening began

with the. ~

“Beer Barrel Polka” chorus, with

‘Captain Macgregor F. Macintosh,:

M.L.A., Messrs. V. Case Morris, P.
Lowther, K. Eaton and the very
effective company of* soldiers, -in
gay red-and white uniforms, con-)* »
sisting of Mrs. J. Mitchell, “Mrs...
Ray “Morris, Misses S$; and B..Wil-°)
son, B. Kingsbury, M.: Monk, -E.°..
Morris, 'B. Morrison, : S. Halley, Ne
Lowther, E: Roberts; J. Mitchell. -
by. the Girl:
nsan. “English: Country.

Musical ‘selections -in-

Guides
Dance.”

Halley; violin solos by Walter. ‘Cud-
song. by “Capt. Macintosh
little Margare: Macintosh.
7?
swith’ solo | by : Mrs.: Laurie’ “Mouat
“Was enchanting, - with: the: rainbow
‘colored. ‘draperies « of the: ‘dancers

- Phe rolo dance and reine wit :
1 Mitchell, rs

owas: # any ly. received . a8

¥ ree

“tion | then. all ‘applicants, will, be” 80 cee,
ne advised.

ton,. sage xgeptionaly “Sa
“Mra. Re Rush cand): Mrav:€
throughout ‘the

2 The: skit and men’s: chorus,‘

ning to ahilarious. close. - ;

W. Hague devised and installed.
all the lovely lighting effects and
neted. as stage electrician for ‘the:
evening, ° wy
Supper’ was ‘scrved ‘by: the 1.0.

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the mainland, after which. they,
will make their home Aen North Salt
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