‘SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., +, Wednesday, October 12, 1949,

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W.A. TO CANADIAN LEGION ON SALT
‘SPRING ISLAND CONTINUES ACTIVE _

.°: Phe monthly meeting of the
. Women’s Auxiliary to the Salt
Spring Island branch of the Cana-
dian Legion was held last Tues-
‘day evening, at Harbour House,
Ganges, with the president, Mrs.
- J, B. Acland, in the chair and 28
- members present.
Mrs. C. Faire, Mrs. Peter Tur-
‘ner, and Mrs. Ivan Mouat were in-

The treasurer’s report
au bulance of $490.50. The Queen
Charlotte layette, made and do-
nated by the members and which
will be sent off at the end of the
month, was brought to the meet-
ing by the layette convener, Mrs.
L. Parham. To purchase materials
to continue her Jayette pool for
veterans’ wives, Mrs. Parham
was voted $7, the sum of $2 being
also sent towards the National
Film Board expenses. Plans were
discussed for the sale of poppies

the last year been unable to at-
tend the meetings.

Letters read included one to
Mrs. George Lowe from the Wo-
men’s Voluntary Services in Eng-
land, thanking her for parcels of
clothing sent from time to time
frorn the Auxiliary; another, from
Mrs. Cecil Springford, expressed
her thanks for the presentation of

stalled as — of the or- her past-president pin and fare- charge Graham Shove in
- ganization. welcome was ac- well party. She al ve : :
gerded. Mrs. George Heinekey. so. wished the Mrs. J. H. Deyell and Miss

Auxiliary the best of juck during

Catherine Pophum were elected
the coming year.

delegates to join the Legion com-
mittee, to look into the question
of 7 site for the proposed new
vali.

A motion, that a letter be sent
lo the local branch of the Legion
suggesting the sturting of a cadet
corps on Salt Spring Island, was
proposed by Mrs. A. R. Luyard
and carried.

The next necting, Tuesday,
November 1, will be held, by the
invitation of Mrs. George Heine-
key, at nee home, Mesias Bay.

Surprise F arewell
Party at Ganges

who, owing to ill health, has for

Evervsopys Bustess

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Keep small things small!

A man who returned from
Europe. described the trip as a
dismal experience. The coffee
in London was terrible. The
telephone operators in Paris

6 were exasperating. Everywhere
he went he was plagued by poor
service, antiquated plumbing
or some other trouble.

Not a word did he say about
magnificent cathedrals, famous
art galleries, quaint customs or

petty grievances blinds them to
important Opportunities. Mag-
nifying people’s faults blights
their relationships with friends
and even with other members
of their own families.

In honor of Miss June Mitchell
who is leaving Salt Spring Island
this week for an extended visit
to England, Mrs. A. R. Price and
Miss Elsy Price entertained sev-
eral guests at a surprise farewell
party given by them, at the tea
hour last Monday, at their home,
Ganges Harbor.

The decorations of the rooms
were carried out with michaelmas

So it pays to ask ourselves
from time to time: “Am |
making more of this matter
than it really deserves?”

If it’s small, keep it snvetll!

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daisies and doronicums, effect-
historic Jandmarks. ql the Large things, on the other ively arranged with autumn
pricetess Senents oF such a trip hand, should be kept farge. leaves. During the afternoon the

were wasted on him, because be
cotldn’t keep trivial things in
their place!

_ Other: people. with this fault
may show it in different ways.
On ue job, obsession with

Nothing is more important to
the security of the family than
owning life insurance. So wise
fathers make sure that their
life insurance policies are ade-
quate for today’s needs.

guest of honor was presented with
an initialled brown leather writ-
ing. case accompanied by many
good wishes for good luck and a
happy voyage from her friends
‘who included Mrs. Pat Crofton,

-% Mrs. C. Faire, Mrs. Dorothy Fan-
ning, Mrs. Vivian Graham, Mrs.
Percy Lowther,: Mrs. J. Mitchell,
Mrs. Harold Price, Mrs. A. J.
Smith, Mrs.“Graham Shove, Mrs.
Jack: C. Smith, Mrs. P. L. Wat-
son, ‘Misses ‘Frena Aitkens,; Mar-
guerite Holford, Rosemary Loos-
more, Josephine Overerid, Tom-
mie Scott.

Present Golf
Prizes At Dinner:

oo i “The Senual dintier’: of. ‘the ‘Gali-
“ano: Golf, Club was held'on Satur-

NOM AS NEVER BEFORE
100 CAN ASSURE ils FUTURE

some 45 ‘members present,

- During. the evening the ti ophies
“won! during: the past. year. were

Bys means: of the Junior: “Adjustable Assurance plan

youcan now, make systematic payments: on your. son’s :
‘behalf which, cwill, be of great value to him when he.

we went’ to’ Lloyd. Booth: Gossip’
_ b..to Peter Roberts; Seven

reaches manhood |. Investigate this remarkable new.

from $1, 000 to $5, 000: ‘at: age 21, wi ith. no. increase in
premium. Many 0 other valuable Provisions ourataed

~ MAIL THIS COUPON-TODAY! —-----—

“WILLIAM. C. JAMES ~
: ‘Sun ‘Life’ Assurance Company of. Canada
% Au ‘Bay. ‘Road,:' Sidney | ; : Phone 7F

‘Please send: ite without. obligation, eicdoie of the Junior’

AY very: ‘bietty! wedding -

solemnized: at ‘St. ‘Mar’ y's church,
° Pultord;.: ‘on,
Oct, 9; when “Marjorie jean, elder;

daughter of: Mr,-and. Mrs.. J
“son, -Solimar,
united: in’ marriage
+ Barl:Couch, of: Lake

Archdeacon Ge. ‘H. Halnaes offici-
ating,

to. William

“-orated with -

“of blue. delphiniums and°® silver:

. ribbon .bows,.

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JUST ARRIVED Britain’s Best Fabrics.
This

Woollens in the latest: patterns. ‘and colors i in’

is the largest shipment of Britain’ 8 Best

lish Sterling market prices.

“presented. to: ‘the winners: bye Mrs:
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town, and in the new devi Aluation of the f ange i

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF I

Sunday: afternoon,’

« Wil. ;
Beaver Point; was |

“Cowichan, |

“The church: was peautititly.| dec-.
white: chrysanthe- *
“tums: and’ blue de}phiniums, the.
“pews, being | marked :by nusepays::

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Ganges 1.0.D.E.
Holds Meeting

The Ganges chapter 1.0.D.E.

held its regular meeting on Friday
afternoon at “The Alders,”
the regent, Mrs. V. C. Best, in the
chair.
quarters and the treasurer’s re-
port were read, the latter show-
ing
sum
1.0.D.E. Endowment Fund and it
was decided to purchase a chair,
at
1.0.D.E. room in the Lady Minto
Gulf Islands hospital, Ganges.

with

The summary from head-

a balance of $152.67. The
of $10 was sent to the

the .cost of $79.50 for the

The post-war service convener
had a fine display of work on
hand ready to be sent to head-
quarters, many of the articles had
been made by non-member
friends of the chapter. It was ar-
ranged that the regent and stan-
dard bearer attend the Provincial
semi-annual meeting at Burnaby
on October 20.

A former member, Miss Helen
Dean, rejoined the chapter, taking
over the position of Echoes Secre-
tary, an office vacated by Mrs.
Elvan Walters, who took over
the treasurership. The November
and December meetings will be
held in the sun room of Harbor
House.

Tea hostesses..were Mrs. Ed-
ward Adams and Mrs. W. M.
Mouat.

Galiano Shower

Honors Bride-To-Be

The spacious lounge of ‘The
Haven” was the scene on Friday
afternoon, October 7, of a bridal
shower given by Mrs. B. P. Rus-
sell honoring a bride of next
month, Miss Betty. Robinson.
Following a word contest which
was won by “Mrs. H. Shopland,
the. bride-to-be was presented
with a decorated’ basket contain-
ing many lovely ‘gifts.

Mrs. D. A. New presided at the
tea table and‘ assisting the hostess
in serving were Mrs. S. Shale and
Mrs. M. Dobbs.

., Those present included: Mrs. M.
Cluneéss, Mrs.. W. Campbell, Mrs.
I..G. Denroche, Mrs. Peter Den-
roche, Miss: KE. Endacott, Mrs. W.

H. Gilmour; Mrs. E:-Gustin, Mrs.

H. W. Harris, Mrs..O: Heys, Mrs.

-R. N. Heryet, :Mrs.: J. P.-Hume,

-Mrs, :F."Lorenz,:: Mrs... Lorenz,.
Mrs..:Gv~ Rennie, “Mrs. J. Robin-_
uson, Mrs. A: E.° Steward, -Mrs.. S..

“Shale, Mrs. D. ‘A; ‘New; Mrs, :H.”
: Shopland, ‘Mrs. N. Smaback, Miss
“Mrs. Ey ‘Sater. a
: “Mrs. 1.’ Jack, Mrs. C. Os Twiss. 7
“day, Oct. 1y.at “The Haven’: with = 7

Norma »:Smaback, .

and: Mrs. Wormald.

Fi rom Salt Spring.

mee ing hel
ollowing- ithe: |

Jill: Pontz,
‘Reynolds,

‘Ruth: Patshett, ¥
Melodie: : “Testar, : © Doris:
iging.. the: ‘member

‘blue velvet leaves, and: shoulder-

length veil;.and carrying.a° shower: ea ie

bouquet: of. deep rose pink: chry-
sonthemums and: ‘blue ‘delphins
jums. . : ;
Sister Is ‘Bridesmaid
“attired:

sister.-as”: bridesmaid, “

pink ‘lace: mitts,- and | carrying ©

. Colonial bouquet of pastel nwink _
= cohrysanthem.u ners,
- .Ruekle:-played:: n

“and during-the signing, of the reg: :
-ofster Mrs. Edith - Livingstone, of

the ..bridal

Vancouver, sang. “Vil. Walk: Be-

George , Leitch, of Luke Cuw-
ichan, was.-best’> man and ‘the
ushers were Mossrs, George Dick-
son and Te Bailey, also of Lake
Cowichan,

The reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents where
Mrs, J. Wilson we's assisted in re-
ceiving. the guests. bysMrs, J.-H.
Couch, sof. Nanaimo, and

Given’ in ‘marriage: e byt tel father Be.
‘the bride looked ‘lovely :in.a: gown ©:

of, -pearh : grey.: corded. silk). with.’ ff.
delph: blue ‘accessories, .a collet ‘of.-:.

“Miss. Joan:-Wilson , altended 1 er

a sapphire. blue: taffoiadress. and =
-wearing..a ‘collet-of -silver loaves: ¢

“Miss: Nan
music -;

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SLANDS REVIEW

ship up to 20, and it was decided
to take no more recruits after
Oct. 31.

Under Brown Owl, Mrs. A. M.
Brown, and Tawny Owl, Mrs. W.
Trelford, the pack meets each
Tuesday at 3 p.m. in the Mahon
Hall, Ganges.

At a recent leach party held
at the home of the Brown .Ow]
and attended by about 30 Brown-
jes and friends, the. children .en-
joyed games organized by the
Brown Owl and her. assisting
Tawny Owl and were afterwards
entertained to supper.

P.-T.A. STALL AT
GANGES, SUCCESSFUL

The Salt Spring Island branch
of the Parent-Teachers’ Associa-
tion held a stall last Saturday
afternoon in Mouat Bros. store
when, under the convenership’ of
Mrs. Alan Cartwright, Mrs. J. B.
Foubister’: and Mrs. W. ‘Trelford,
assisted by Mrs. Mervyn Gardner,
the sum of $43.50 was realized
for P.-T.A. general funds by the
sale of some cooking and candy.

The prize, a three-pound box
of home made candy, was won in
the afternoon’s contest by Mrs. E.
Malezewski.

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Mrs. Robinson and Miss Betty
Robinson returned home on ‘Tues-
day after spending a few days in
Vancouver.

Mrs. E. J. Bambrick and Bobby
“have left to spent several days

with Mrs. R. Patterson, North
Vancouver.

Mrs. F. Penrose spent the holi-
day week-end at Salt Spring, the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. William Campbell,
of Skeena River, are visiting the
island,: the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Shopland.

A. E. Steward, who was a: pat-

ient in a. Vancouver . hospital, has
returned home.

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PAGE NINE.

Mrs. Fred Robson with her two

LL. Garrick left for Vancouver -
children, Donald and Carol, left on Thursday on a business trip.
on Saturday by plane to attend the The B.C. Telephone personnel,
wedding of her brother, Lioyd who have been here some weeks
Garner, in Vancouver. in connection with the new cable

line from Victoria to Vancouver,
left this week.

The W.A. held their monthly
meeting on Wednesday, Oct. 5, at
the home of Mrs. Maiden. It was

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MAYNE ISLAND

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Dan McKay, who has been a

resident here for. a good many. agreed to hold their annual bazaar.

years, has left for Vancouver at Grandview Lodge, the home of

where he has gone to reside with Mrs. Naylor, which she has kind-

friends. ily loaned for. the occasion. ns
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett are :

spending a short holiday in. Van-
couver.

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