0 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 WAS SHINGTON, PROSPECT LAKE, ROYAL OAK, SAANICHTON, SATURNA ISLAND, SIDNEY, ane

THIRTIETH YEAR, No. 88

SOUTH PENDER ISLAND,

and mop INLET

‘SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, September 2, 1942

Of great. inter est to all residents and. services in Nor th
Saanich will be the announcement of the opening of the
Rex < Theatre, on Fourth Street, Sidney, on Monday, Septem-

ber 7 (Labor Day), by S. VV. Henn and D. G. Lumley.

For many months work has beea going on in the big
structure the building having been practically rebuilt.
and entirely remodelled inside, while to the exterior has
been added strong pillars to make the place sturdy.- The
exterior has. also. been spray-painted a suitable color and
is elean- looking. “The front of the theatre has been stuc-.
coed ina pleasing design and a large sign (Rex) erected.

- The interior will be a surprise to all who have not had
the privilege of a peek while the work has been going on.
It is pleasing and restful to the eye.

The seating capacity is 350, including 30 “love seats”
for two. These love seats, the latest idea now sweeping
the United States theatres, are staggered from the middle

mer foliage with the altar artisti-

LOCAL GIRL
IS BRIDE OF
R.CAF. BOY

Cc

Sa

Fulford Spiritualist

amp News

It Spring Branch

MAHON HALL

FULEFORD, Sept. 2.--The South MAY BE CLOSED

of
men’s Institute held a garden paveg
in the “i amp on Saturday, Aug. 29.

the

SHORTLY

. W. J. Li dlamilton opened the af- . .
t.. Andrew’s Church, Sidney, jornyon proceedings with a few GANGES, Sept. .2.-—A special
wa be autifully: “decorated with words of welcome and wished the Mecting of the Gulf Islands -Farm-
baby royal dahlias and-late sum- institute members progression. in €vs’ Institute was held recently in

cally ‘arranged . with white Cali- Mrs. Laundry was in charge of Hall, Ganges, with the president, -
fornia tree poppies. and white. , It} . . W. Hague, in the chair
‘tocks.when Kathieen Lillian. onl a smal! home cvoking stall, Mrs. “a , air.
ro ks ww nen Kat a _ al 3 : om Y Gladys Lee and Mrs. Rv Davis iook The purpose of the meeting was
daughter o re and Mrs. W. charge of the afternoon teas, 1 discuss the question of closing

Hammond, was. united in marriage
to James Harvey Currie, R.C.A.L.,
son of the late James A: Currie
and’ Mrs. Currie of Calgary, Al-

tifully gowned ‘in. white georgette
with full skirt, fitted embroidered

on
harbo®r,
treasure hunt, which was won by

“of the. theatre to the back. rows in such a manner as to
enable ‘all to .view. the screen without looking © around”
“someone immediately in front:
-The theatre is modern in every respect, toilets, rest
rooms, etc., being provided.
= The operating room. is really a treat to behold, abso- ,
- lutely fire-proof, spacious and immaculately clean. » Two
of the very latest talking picture machines, together with
- all the latest devices invented,. remote control systems for
lights, power, machines, .etc., have been installed.
es The ‘proprietors plan opening the Rex on. Labor Day
“at 6: 30° p.m. and: will run two ‘shows,:the:second starting:
about. 8:45." If the patronage of the theatre warrants:two*
‘shows. will” be. given each night. thereafter: It: may -be:
: arranged to give a: children’s ‘matinee.on Saturday after-

one their :perseverence "in. finally overcoming all the -diffi- ©
culties that. have: pene holding: up: the: Opening of the theatre

riendly competition. to’'sée who. can make ‘the. ‘pest “‘contri- -
~ bution to the: war, effort by” promoting the sale of War: Say

in gs Stamps. :

.- Income Tax “deductions from: pay ‘envelopes, severe as”
: the ey ‘may seem, will be much-heavier still unless Canadians >
whole hear tedly support: the War Savings: plan. : - After the

avar the‘tax receipts will be a reminder of a duty done, and. —
that’s: all, but the: War. Savings: Certificates. will’ represent
purchasing. power — and may. possibly mena, the difference :
“between hardship - and comfort during. t the. eneyitable period:
of reconstr ction, i. meee

it regular, War 8

Be. wise. — be. aver!

DANCE FRIDAY.
~ AF FULFORD

Quiet w edding Takes
Place At Ganges
GANGES, .Sept,: 2..0-—-. At the

home. of the officiating ninister,

SF L Rev, Jd. Dewar, Ganges, a quiet
wedding took plice nt ra ock.

. Jast Sunday; Aug. 30, between

PULFORD, Sept, 2. -- A very qolon Margaret, fifth daughter of

enjoyable and successful dance My, and Mra. W. N. MeDermoatt

; took place ,on) Friday, evening at oH Ganges ony 8 a ee —
. . : . . Patterson, only ‘sano Yr une
fs Kulford munity dial eae MWe son eiorman sate ‘Gort tee

“sored bye theslocalca. RiP, cominite “Island dnd Ganges. oi

Joes tor the ulfard. Hmergeney: « “The: attendants wera Mins Mar

pelay of

Post, “No. ae
am he. dau

paret [agse and Andrew

> Vancouvare, . :
Mr aid: Mae hii “Pattersan

Are making aur. hie at ae

; Wik “wall ‘aiteended,
ties : WA, ve wightepivee orchen an. a
tym: Putri: Ruy . Doing TW nee
 tendaneey: the muse: being as
amjoyaie by all present, te og
OS At Pavia wie “upper: cons:
onan, Asslated. by. helpers. The.
“Anbles were! prettily ‘decorated with:
“hewls. of dummer. Towers. oo
cope AN hey, whieh was donated, WK
Swans, by. onaof the NR. Ay hoya
é About: $176 was taken in’ from |
Etho- evening's critertainmenty After,
call expenses, have bean, pald: the.
Dalinee wilh go towards 6 uford”
7 murkene) y. Posty, Nay ce gts

“MAYNE. ISLAND”

Mya Maude, ink heow -Vintting her &
“aon ‘Capt: George, Maude, at, Pul-

'
ford and her

SWOOK

My aud Arne heekie and: family.
ane retuned to. Lown,

spent: the summer in, one of: Mr.

Nuylov’s: cottages; : os

Mrs. Nor mnington and family re-

“Towel Shower. For turned tae Vancouver on: Sunday.

: Bride ~ To-Be

ROYAL Q AK, Bopt, 2 QB. me Mra.
Harold Dye and Mra, Morvis Wala«
oman. Were. Juin. hostesses Thura-
oo day afternoon at: the home of aan
se former ats Olde West: Road, at a
~* toayvel Bhower, “da hana “of” Misa
Mag 5 Rove... Bales, , ty Soplombar
—obrideeto es A bashet decorated
tn pale blae and pink contained (We.
i. o many rifts (hat were wewentod to
oo Mina Soles. . Averys bowl of pink
alin canal serps nh ily eon tned he
Sot tMbeis ee oy
Aoate Preadnt Were & Mendamen ’
oWaek Wakenuan, Py. Aron, Baatrledcs
oSlater, Derek. Teddy. O'Nell,.
. Misova Violet and Bernice Torek,
Wilma. Audrey, Shitloy and. Tite
Pye, Pat CHlos, Phylia and Ruth
7 akeman and Dorathy SIater and
Masters Kenneth Wakeman nud.
Arthur, Slater, .

Mont ‘of ‘the summer visitors an
the island left this weekend, though
there are a fow Jater ones still
here,

“Dry Roberta ja in Vancouver aor
enefew diya so

Mrs. Mand. Deacon and hor two
Jive tuecen, (lori aud Linke Nol:

days,

Myu ij 7
iting M rai:
far: Vancouver

lny

tare ON: oe 0

Giesta ‘poplatored” “yebontly

M, MauiYatt,- Calsarys. Misa Molly...
Eiison, Winnipers Mr and Mra. G,
Richards, Mies BLM, Fawna, Be 1,
Brighton, 1,

jacket, high neck, full sleeves and
buttoned from neck to waistline.
She wore a veil (that was worn by
her mother). falling from.a .coro-
net of seed ‘pearls worn : over. the
face on entering: the ehurch.:
only ornament was a pendant heir- ;
loom. of her
carried. a shower bouquet of: red
roses, white heather,
tions and gladioli.
The bridesmaid,
“Hall, wore pale blue net with ‘full’
skirt, fitted, taifeta jacket, picture
“hat of blue “net with floral crown)
- and. carried a) bouquet: of spricoe
gladioli and jerbera. el ‘
’ Corporal Jack Caufield,
T., acted as. groomsman and the:

is noons;: further word: regarding: this Point will be announced ‘ushers. were. Captain’ Roderick
in. the. Review: next week. | - - Hammond, RALF.; Dave Re _
~The Review congratulates Mr. "Henn and Mr. Lumley RGA, and Sergi. BYE RARE

- The: wedding: ‘music. was ° “played” :

bring-with them. sig nalling: flags. 01
-buzzers::
“vide the detachment. commanders «
with a‘ written’ brief. statement: of:
“the -meéans * they: “have: created: of
‘maintaining: contact ‘with: adjacent
“groups and: detachment: headquar-
ters. A’special invitation has. been ©:
extended to ‘all rangers:to attend a
“Intercession.
: Stephen’s,:
-Road,:. Thursday: evening . at 19380
o'clock, Sept. By:

“ad by..B Pe
“ofthe range program. may: be! ‘he, :
*. tained “from Lieut. Nat: Greys: “f

an _

granddaughter, Mra
“Polael ys at. Patricia: Bay,’ this, past “

wwhoc have heen® resident ‘

having:

den, deft tay Vancouver on Balun :

ale!
“Gynanilview Lodge inelnded: Mral Pe

G, dlaryla, Mra, and.

Mine Holechy, as of a nneouver ia ;

a)
“Her

grandmother. She. Ww

white carna- |

Miss: Muriel

RGAL

Two:

“Pléasé turn to Page.

Group: leaders will: pro-

St.
Cross®

‘Prayer: mst
Mount "Newton:

“AC rifle range:has: beech ostablish:
. Detachment. “Full details --

~- William, Newton, Capt...
“No. 3: Company.”

Cuests of Ma. and Mrs. 2, Keith

Wileon) Vesuvine Lodge: “Mise TR.
Doreen Sebotield, Mrs. dean L.
Williams, Mrs, Q. De Muth, Mrs,
W. ik. denkina, 2. M. Willinms,
Vancouver; Mrs. 8. Hammond
“King, “Mises Clari: Kings Mrs: AG

Smith, Mrs, R.. Be Owens, Mre and :

Miss Gel.
 faldy Rs OA, Woy Jantes. Dummna, H,

Do Patterson, Mrs and Mas, 1

Bure, Seti David Seho-

Gh

_Creen, - Mian Marygaret: Green, Vie- . :
toring. Maurraye? W inindy Novth ‘
Vancouver | 1). : i Gonaldine, es

After: a Smanth? ft Sabalt in Barnes ;

bury? puvgety cof! Mi Sand Maa Nee
me
cherssoncand danght
vad: to: Vancouver.

Wilkan, Mtgod Me Ushornia ‘ind
Q owns

My and Mra, Her

or weahly
‘twoo-yonrd inte Vesuvius Bay, have
“Softe fore Victory? where: they. will
make! their home WY peace Will.

~
a
=

‘Arthur Garrick “Vaneonvar:
“pyrived at Ganges! hint
spend weelt oxi with. his AietGN,

Mra, . Stacey,

Mr and. Mya, : i, Parsond at
Ganges returned home on Friday
after a motoring trip in, Albarta,

Afteroa few days’. visit ie
Cianges, guests at Mrai Gh. Dortn-
datle's Camp: Mr, and Mrs. I. I
— Boel and. thelr two sons, 7. ft,
~Goading and WF. ox of Danean,’
Vally have Aeft, the island,

Mra. ly Henny, ‘Ara, Gol ining

and her ‘diughter, Aldon, returned

to Gangs un Munday, atten a

“ fells ee Wie “week'W viult. Ay Gulls wher, Why | ;

WV Ade rere PM,

Seoones

Dene, ane aloa My

Garnett, 0D, Halley vaturned on,

Thuraday to bis home ub North Aiclt
“pring: ~

After apending. the summed . at

the.

ver

salt Spring
hi

“Burgoyne! School.

SAG Vas Hardy,

Saturday tol

After a ynnnthy § wy aoe ak Gomox, :
visiling his daughter, Mya Stanly
iad Mae Dae WE

their good work.

Which were served at small tables
overlooking the
joined

the pavilion

Everyone

raised during the afternoon.

a very successful ‘season,
meetings have
closed down for another year and
will open’ for the fourth year next
July and August.

After

special eamp

older,

ill be

22:Searves,-/

AQ: ‘Handkerchiefs, » A Qo
(donation), ;

1 Afghan’:
“Tin, foil.

“Ye Handkerchiets;
oTinetoily  *
“Used: stamps.

Beaver Point. School

7 Mandkorehiefs, i.

aor tor eet

After six months at New Wast-
anster and-a. few diye in. Vietoria, .
PQ, ack GC, Simith, RGN. VAR, of:
Ganges, lett: Int aL Weidlnesdiy for’

Se sg

slethinitn 4

Sae@ateort Mey und: Mrs N Wi,
r BONE: ;

whites
jAlral,

Thept

MS Ta Vile bordas

“Tnsnedy! West

Mra, aa Matthewkor,”
hah: vaqneen cl agg nome UVa. vt. her.
{property an Ganges” Harbour, han
Vancouver,
“necompantid: by her parenttty 1 Mri

reduimed © to:

and, Mrs, Barrans

Mrs, Arthiy Stavey. of Vietovin
“neveral : Ha
Ganges, the great of dyer father.
} Mr, anal Mie

ie wpenalineg

and mother-in-law,
Pr, Stacey,

Mra. Hewling and Mins I, Hows
We of Varcoiver have rented and
“vesidence®
Mah,

fahen

up
Mra. V i)

Voter's

; at] or C ge OWE hae ytroaia af Mras’ Newman's pel Mr nnd Mra (eR tov: ru
; Pa ee 44 a . ' te Hiroadias. . AS toa" ry é
ni ests of Mrcand Mra, 0, Wee ote are sen Newnnn wilh roe EQN E ve oo MU SES Maynnvid, Bort’ Sty announcer
Haleer, - Mieses Stella Manson, f Vi hart. No vat. Scotia FAT dha DET GE the marriage pat: horissintor, Jane
Kilven Barko, “Vreda Mohrman VIET be ENED Or ant lty SECS? + Mlew Hoghing Mirae Ae de Avnoy,, ndy (hes: veonnigent daughter of: the
a ee Mt ns “panto : ny far! + “rene renidence: Tbe: -Norman Tharnloy,. Mr, nd A Yat Nye ade Mpar We iy: “Gall later,
rt tikenieuyp Vorldence, at the Mie: Salt Spring, ate Mountain. 6 Parkes da. bee kb beiinty ve, wi Mae Uv Wretan lap tonsa Knox Quayle

eg ay

the committee room of Mahon

Mahon Hall, as owing tothe ab-
sence of: so many young. people,

in a the majority of whom are overseas

berta, and formerly of Brandon, Mrs. Laundry, first. and Mrs. CG. War work, has fallen into disuse
Man. The Rev, Canon T. M.  syollet, second. The flower compe- 2nd becomea liability, for upkeep,
Hughes, uncle of the bride, offici- tition was won by Mrs. J. Cairns, on the members of the Farmers’
ated, assisted by Fit-Lt. T. R. fiyst, and Mrs. F. Reid, second. Institute. The building, which is _-
Lancaster. The competitions were in charge practically only used as a gym-
The bride, who was given in . of Miss B. Hamilton and Miss  nasiam for the pupils of the Con-
marriage by her father, was:beau-. Trene Laundry. A good sum was solidated School and a store room

for the equipment of the 16th Ca-
nadian Scottish Reserve, is greatly

or engaged in -various branches: of .:-

Subscription, in advance, year: $1;

Wharf Stall Realizes
Sum Of $28.78

_ GANGES, Sept. 2.—By the 1.0.
D.iE. weekly stall held last Satur-
day afternoon on Ganges Wharf,
the conveners, Mrs. B. G. Woltc-
Merton and Mrs, I. H. Newnham,
realized the sum of $28.78 for the
Ganges Chapter war work fund, by
the sale of home cooking and gar
den produée.

This week's contest for the
chicken dinner, in charge of Misses
Virginia Drumheller and Joan Wil-
son, was won by A. J: Maton. The.
sale of lemonade was in the hands
of Miss Jane Macintosh.

During the month. of August the
amount raised tor this fund was
$124.8

To Wear Mourning
The Provincia! Chapter, 1.0.D,

of her son, Donald Cérbett, Lieut,

entertained over

toasting the three. boys, in whose... -

—_

U.S., $1.50; copy, be :

COCKTAIL
PARTY AT
GANGES —

GANGES, Sept. 2.-+-On -the eve.
of returning to Victoria, Mrs, :
Desmond Crofton was. hostess: ata
most. delightful cocktail party last
saturday evening, when, in honor,

‘Graham
P.O.

Shove; .RO.N.V.R.; ‘and-+”

Fred Morris, R-C.N.V.R,; ‘shes

40 guests at her >

Ganges home. ;
The -floral

drawing “room
with gladioli.

decorations of the Q
were carried. out",
in. shades .-of flame |.
and red,°zinnias of “similar color- °
‘ing and gypsophila, the dining: ~
room, was arranged entirely with
bowls of large’ vari-colored asters, °

Col., Macgregor Macintosh i

Walter L.
pastor of the camp,
on Monday to resume the pastor-
ship-of his church in Victoria. He
attending the annual con-
vention of the National Spiritualist
Association of Canada, in’ Vancou-

in September, | of which he is
president. :

ANOTHER LOT
OF ARTICLES -
SENT TO CITY

ULF ORD, Sept: 2.-

Rev.

“The South
Init-of. the:Red- ‘Cross: *
‘the fellate articles re

; JUNIOR RED CROSS’
Asabol Point School.

“Mr. ARG ‘kgon bins avrived an Salt
Spring, where he WWI maka ain iis
May ak Barnaburyy! the.

Aine air a ‘late wal ab Gani Tun

ineludied - Manel: Mrs fies Muatal-: 3
Hend,
Vv iinidokerek hiqvey:
Vaneanvors Mrasd. Millers Mee, Ky
Nv (3, -Taimsiden;
Vancouver y: Williom, :
“Vanciuver, on

a

5 Gtedti. yegistaved oat. Uarbour

in need of extensive repair, which © yn
the directors of the institute are—
unable to finance.
» The poor attendance of institute.
members, of whom ‘there are over”
50, was an. undoubted factor ‘in
the decision, of those present, to
ask the trustees of the Consolidat: —
ad School to. assume control of ‘the —
building...On receiving an;answer.
from the school trustees, it is the
intention of the institute to-call.a
- special general meeting to consider
the reply, when it is: hoped there:
will) be .a -more representative
gathering, % . : : a)

BANK ISSUES
SUMMARY | mF

left

. Shenae of
. persists.

busy,..but,. searcity.: of...
mills which: dos not: ‘conduct: their
--own logging operations. Asrecent:
“order of the. Timber. Controller ‘re-
“dueed shingleexports to the: U.S
ssmarket. to 50 percents. - Metallifer
_ous-mings” are ‘operating: ‘steadily *
and. coal production is larger than.
that: of last ‘year.
_° salmon* is ..in- lower:
' ‘that-.of: the? cyele year 1938: and.
“opr oduetion® to. ‘date’ is 37 =pereen
2 Jess:than.the:1944 pack. ‘Crop, con-
“ditions: : “generally © are. good, but:
Bs CREE ‘shortage. ‘of labor: for: the: harvest.
Davee oe is. dausing | concern, |
market is steady,

with prices

highor- than those of a year nga.” ot

anges: Notes and Porous,

Ginges, Mrae De amond Crofton, House,’ Ganges: Mrs. TH. 1. Dillon, /
aerampanied hv her son and Miss Marierie Borresxon, hh. Gile:
davghter, John and hylvia, revurne ee Miss Wathleen Sanderson,
ed Jast Sunday to Vietoria, G. Botham, Mr. and Mra, Roy
MeDanell rik and Mrs, Re A.

Grant, Hy BE. dohtison, “Miss, Mare

convert d, Poltin, aia hee. Hare:
“visony REAR Bees
Gee Wallet, RA, i Gh. Gosloy,
“ALR Weltarewall, RAG AC Bor
te

WY: Hardy, Grogory Hardy; Mr.
W aii Mite IG Parker Vietoriny Mr,
Wile und Maye dae Brokensbivey

pen, “Galiano.

‘ Sake Hazliwoor: of’ Vietorin, ree
turned Choe con Monday onftor

Mabey Jolin -
“ Noythy
Tarhour, the. HO OHL, of Mr, and, M rs

rr Reotl

Mra rank Ching ‘witurnod: 40)
“Vietorha Jlaph Monday - vattar a.
weoldh. visit. ta Ganges: arbour
WheTCE BNO 9 Wis the, cual. ot. Mar,
Said Mra A, ne Price,” an

vhi his *:

wha “was” ;

“Afton two, youre
‘sonny: Lielits: ‘Crahame: Shove. BG,
NVVLR, retin: ow ‘Tuesilay of

last Weel o Ganges, where he,wlll

months ae

with Jia wife and daughter.

After spending a few days it
Gainyrad, the genoa of ia mother
in- liwye Mrs, So Py Teeeh, b-Op

Mr and,

) ‘companied hyo hia wife, left Taat
TANKOR,

week for Vaneouver, where they

K., for -British- Columbia, has: re-~., honor theparty had been. given,” ~-
ceived the following telegram from. Wished them ‘stiecess in all their:
ational. headquaricrs: future -activities... He. congratu-,

GALIANO. ISLAND

“couver on ‘Thursday: last, where'she

. Oliver Franks: ot: Prince’ Rupert.

Page and: Brian are:the guests.of::
> their. relatives, Mr.
oo ald’ C. Page.

J Vancouver,

“The cateh* of:
figures than™.-

The? centile: a

garet: Evans, ved. Wheldon, Van. ....

, Wildy RAR
Re

RAP. ab at, “Palvicla Bayi |.

Deop®
Covey: Mrs M. A Naat Mit. Palla: is

Sapend ings: komo diya. at: Ganges ©

dasglen vor. Be

apend a month's leave at hia home ©

TW, Newman, Signe Corpa, ree é

Ganges on Saturday after a weed
vinit to frlenda. in MbetOrlitce, vee

lated Donald Corbett. on ‘the -cele=. ¢

bration of {his 24th ‘birthday. and.
having most successfully.” passed’
~* his final examination“for chartered
accountant, ‘also: Lieut: Shove, who:
had, earlier in. the week, returned,
for a ‘month's leave, : "from | two:
years overse:s, Where-he-had -been
serving with’ ‘the : Royal - Navy. in:
European-waters. ‘To P.O. Morris;
who. was leaving the’ next day for
: Prince Rupert, . he wished ‘the best
of leks: jontinuing,. he’ spoke: of:
“the: friendly. sitmosphere and happ:
‘life son Salt Spring;.: an *-islan
“which, he’ ve sonally. considered,

“Please ‘request all mem-
bers. to ‘observe. four. weeks’
Court Mourning. ‘by wearing
144° inch wide purple: ribbons
_pinned- under badge and. ex-:
tending. one inch: below.” ”

“Mrs; Chris, Perry left for Van-

will’ spend -a:few days: prior to her
narriage “on September: 3 :to -R.

“Staff Sergt: and. Mrs: Geolfrey © ae

and Mis ‘Se. Ron-

.Mr. and Mrs: Arthur Dwell! Of
-also. Noel’ Owens. of.

‘have ‘be Yisiting | Mrs

verely.. curtailing output: of:.those.. :

ive “veturned: home after. a:
to’ Vancouver; bringing ‘with: them
heirssmall: granddaughter, Patsy
“Payne, had :

“My ant Mrs. ‘Robinson. of:
Vancouver, : also ‘Miss: Betty Robin-
son and: John Robinson: are sperid-
i 10 days thei

Gy Maud, “Seott,”
Wyn e| h: Waterman,

ine: “Pe en
"Ta ner

“ely John. Cro
VG. “Leigh,

ire}

My and 1 Mya: Pellant: of: Nuncous
r have ayrived’ to spend a holiday
“at one sof: the : Seoones™ cottngen at

Freenways.. oS a

“thes guest. of hovioy- ‘on: ‘Thuredny
“ evening ates miscellaneous: ‘shower
‘xiven: py: Mrs. WOR, Tall and M
Wood Gaahy ont” ‘the: homeo" the
fori wats: “Experimental Stations:
The. bride-to- hoe was “presente
with a. corsage of orchid: qladiol
and By peoplde, She sat beneath
a jarge white wedding bell, Her:
mother: Mrs. GW Hammond). wa
pr ose tid: with. ie ‘similin corsnge.
‘The many,-usel ful rifts’ wore’ con
eua fed, in, a. a i :

‘George L “Springett “who: ror
-contly = purchased. a pieee., of the:
inks property on Whalers’ Bay,
has commenced huilding,:

Mrs, Decking ‘and. Rowena, whe.
have been guests at The Havea for
the past two weeks, returned to
Vancouver, on Sundays

After the summer saison spent:
fishings Fred York: returned “home ¢
ute the Weekends

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