4 Several very: nice “patter: ns oF ‘Dinnerware are: yet.
available - —~ in large or small sets : — as you may

“require.
“32 -Piece ‘Sets in: “Thistle” pattern, sufficient for 6
“persons. A (sete lic. lecleccecccceedevncesseclecteeeeces 8.95
52-Piece Sets for’6 persons ...... eecenseccecdeeceseees 18.95

mo Briar Rose pattern, an attractive wild rose spray,
_. dn 82, 52 and 66-piece Sets, at ‘
8.95, 18.95. and 23.00

- Floral border pattern i in 32-piece Sets. A set 9.95
Floral spray pattern in 32-piece Sets. A Set..7.95

~ Fruit Bowls of pressed glass and 6 individual Nap-
“> pies.

oe Green glass, ball edge. A Set ....0.0000.0.. 3.50
... Fruit Bowls. of pressed glass, each ................---- 69c
‘Bowls of. clear, ribbed glass. Large, medium and
~ gmall. “A Set... eel ec eeeee ene becenneeeececeee 69c

- Fruit Juice Glasses of clear crystal optic, doz. 69c
—Chinaware, View Street

pete. REE NCER

CMTE D.

The annual vestry meeting of
the ‘parishioners of Holy Trinity,
Patricia Bay, with St. Augustine’s,
Deep Cove, will be held at .2:30
p.m. (not 3 p.m. as previously an-
nounced) on Friday, Jan. 15, in
St. Augustine’s Hall, Deep Cove.
All parishioners are urged to make
every sincere effort to attend.

“SEND A VALENTINE TO FRIENDS IN THE SERVICES!
For your selection ceebaeeeecaseeeueaseceersaeececee: ceesenenseeenaenes 5e to 35¢

es Also BIRTHDAY, WEDDING and HELLO CARDS
THE GIFT SHOPPE {Rosa Matthews), SIDNEY

The many friends of Mrs. D. A.
Lake, Saanichton, will be pleased
to know she has returned home
and is recovering nicely after a
lengthy illness in St. Joseph’s Hos-
_ pital, Victoria.

The banns of marriage were
published on Sunday evening in
St. Andrew’s Church, Sidney, bea
tween Clayton Edward Jones and
Miss Elsie Margaret Gummer. The
- wedding is to take place at the end
of the month.

The annual meeting of the Wo-
men’s Auxiliary to the Saanich Pe-
ninsula. Branch of- the Canadian
Legion will be held on Monday,
-Jan. 18, in the Orange Hall, Saa-

‘Local :.patients registered this
week:at Rest Haven Hospital and
“Sanitarium include: Mr.
eC. C, Cochran, Mrs. .E. St. Martin,
“4 Mrs. (C. “W.. Stirling,  Mrs..
o Sparks?’ Mrs.. Ww. P. Hurst,  Mrs.:
Godfrey, Mrs: J. A: Nunn, Mrs. Hy:

nichton, at 2:30 in the afternoon. ..

and: Mrs. °
K. ;

' We Hazlehurst and: Mrs. Q’ Connell.

BRITISH ARMY CHIEF

Lieut. General A. E. Grasett, C.B., D.S.O., M.C., one of
the senior officers of the British Army.

| Local Notes and Personals

and Mrs. Lorne Commons, also of
the R.C.A.F. Rev. D. M. Perley
officiated.

Parishioners of St. Andrew’s
Church, Sidney, are urged to note
the cancellation of the 8:30 am.
holy communion service on™ the
first Sunday only in each month—
also the cancellation of the tem-
porary mission services heretofore
held at 7 p.m. on the third and
fifth Sundays of the month. These
changes have been necessitated
and are effective immediately.
Watch church column of the Re-
view weekly for regular schedule.

A quiet wedding was solemnized
at the Manse, Sidney, Wednesday,
Jan. 6, when Rev. D. M. Perley
united in marriage: Verna Jean,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Burdett, and Eric.A. Marshall, of
the .R.A.F., Patricia Bay. | The
bride was attended by her. sister,
Miss Doreen. Burdett and | the
groom by Donald Andrews of the
R.A.F. The happy.: young souple
will’ reside in Victoria.

Sewing for shipment overseas to"
Britain via the Overseas League -
is now being resumed by the Wo-'

‘men’s Auxiliary of the local branch
of the Canadian: Legion:... Mrs. E.

I... Jones, Deep. Cove,: would like
“anymembers. who can spare a few

‘hours. ohce. or. twice: a: week to
“know “that cher’ hhome:isopen for

The. British. Columbia - Vakou:
Division: of.the.:National’ War: ay
ridnae for more have -announced

day-ofeach:.wee
arrangement. Also* “any. ‘friends. or
Speen or Anyone. inter ested

Russell Nunn, youngest.’ son of

“Church. on  Samlay,. Jans: 10, when,

the infant daughter of Cpl. Rober

“De Cane and ‘Mrs:: ene: of: ine. R. .C
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: We hive ‘on hand the: largest.
*" selection. of English worsteds;
Scotch’ tweeds, 100% Mayrris-
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of brown, blue and ‘tan, ete.

Why not take advantage
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We still have ( Canned: Selinger at 15¢ a ‘tint
Avnice assortment of FRESE BISCUITS!
A full line of Breakfast Cereals,

Use your ‘phone and your orders will re-
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To.our regular customers: Gover nmant Orders prohibit
the delivery of orders under &1 (even if we are stopping
next door). To avoid disappointment hone your
orders ¢arly and make sure they, are ovar $1,

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St. George’s Altar ;

Guild Meets

GANGES, Jan. 13.—The regu-
lar quarterly meeting of St.
George’s Altar Guild was held re-:
cently in the Parish Room, Ganges,

with the president, Mrs: Jack Ab-.- %.

bott, in. the chair.

The meeting: was opened with”:
prayer by Ven: Archdeacon ’G. H::»
Holmes, after. which <all. routine.
business was dealt with. _

The secretary was instructed to
write a letter of thanks to Mrs. R.
O’Callaghan, acknowledging” her ~.

_ gift of flowers sent at Christmas

for the
Church.

It was decided to buy candles
and tapers for the altar and the
secretary was asked to make in-
quiries regarding a purple burse
and veil which, it had been ar-
ranged to purchase, for commun-
ion.

The next meeting of the guild
will take place at the Parish
Room, in April.

altar of St.

George’s

Easter Tea Planned
By Auxiliary

ROYAL OAK, Jan. 13. — St
Michael’s Woman’ s Auxiliary met
in the Parish Hall Tuesday after-
noon of last week with Miss K.
Oldfield in the chair.

The social ‘service report was
given by Mrs. H. V. Hitcheox, Mrs.
M. Young gave the dorcas report
and material was given out. An
Easter tea is planned with Mes-
dames C. C. Gaskell and Rennie
in charge of miscellaneous stall,
and home cooking in charge of
Mrs. F. E. Blake. The, auxiliary
will provide flowers for the church
for Woman’s Auxiliary Sunday,
Jan. 17. In recognition for her
services with the Junior Woman’s
Auxiliary, Mrs. E. Trickey was
presented with a gift..

The February. meeting, will. be
held at the home of Mrs. A. Wood;
Wilkinson. Road. ;

Blind Lady Has Knit
163. Pairs Socks

MAYNE ISLAND, Jan.. 13.
‘The annual meeting of the Red
Cross was held at the home of
Mrs, Greene’ on Tuesday, Jan: 12:

The. minutes -of ‘the ‘former
meeting were read and adopted,
after which ‘Mrs. Greene, secre-

tary, read a report ‘for the year’s" o .

work: - Altogether. the’ sum: of
“$710: 61 was raised, during ‘the :
-year... There ‘were. also. 646 arti-

‘cles sent in, mostly. knitted things. Bs

St. ‘George’ s: Choir
Ententained .

.Miss:'As Thorne, who is* blind, :
Has. made 75 “pairs’ of. socks this:
“year. “Altogether: ‘she®. has. mad
[63..pairs to; dates: 5 ~
The: ‘president, “Mrs. ‘Roberts,
ind: .secretary,: ‘Mis.: ‘Greene; ® “were:

‘by. ; acclamation.

~ -ver ‘spent’ two. d

Camp.

“Ms. M. "“Marjanovich,”

. infant: son, ‘are back | on _Tumbo <2

and: _ ;
: “Margaret ‘Ralph 3 is’ apending’ Pi

“Stalybrass, “at: Port Washington.

visit’ to his mother, “Grannie”.
- Georgeson, who. was 89, years of:
age on New ‘Year's ‘Day.

Remember — the subseription
-priee af the Review. is:now $2.00.
per year!”.However, you: may still :
“yenew for only: one dollar. if you
remit before March :1,°1948 Ad.

MAYNE ISLAND

turned on Saturday from Vaneou- |
ver, where they had spent a few
days,

Mrs. D. Deacon and Ken spent
a weok visiting her aunt in Van-
eoiver and returned tast week,

Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, who have
bean in Vaneouver the past couple
of Wweks, returned Monday.

S.. Calson- returned from Van-
couver, where he had ‘heen Visite:
ing.

Mi. ‘Mayer of Paiewnor came
over Monday. to visit hia aon.

Remember vere the subseription
price of the Review is now: $2.00
per yeur! = lowaver, you anay still
“renew for only one dollar if you
remit: befare March 1, 1042.

Fi coh metiat paniiee aan nea emeseameeatad ar aaeaadanane marin

and Mrs, Rawan Lander, a danghe
fen Jan. 5,

* Remember evra tho

F “yar year!
= venew for only one dollar if
remit before Mitre 1, 14a,

Mr. nnd “Mrs: Frank Ellis. and
danghter Rase Mary, Mias Joy Me«
Killiean and William MeKillicnn,
Vietorla,. spent Christinag at the
heme of Mroaund Mys, Wh. A, Me-
Killiean, Third Strout,

The evenings worship at St.
Punts United Church next Sunday
will he af special interest to men
connected with the forces, ane
preacher will he the Rev Cant,
Witlhin Garbutt, padre of the By
monten Musiters After the ah
dee the men af the chureh will bold

“tondinlly Invited,

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‘Doage cheek the: label on (_yony
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P Ganges, Monday, January 18, at 8 p-m.—

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_singing,: solos were ‘also rendered,
“by some: of the: -members.. ;

‘ranged
“per: table,-:

-few: days with. her cousin, Mrs. M, ©
- scheme of red and green,

Andrew Georg eson paid a short i

~ Holines, ¢. Rudge, F,

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for pubser ne unless. requested

An- ‘enjoyable evening. was? spent:
games, contests. ‘and: community”

“The ‘rooms: wereé® ‘attractively a
“with * holly,. : ‘evergreens,
etc., statice was used on the. “sup-..
“which “was. decorated
with red:-tapers:in holders; con-
forming ‘to: the ‘prevailing color

'-Among those. present were:
Mrs. Jack Abbott, Mrs. Alan-Cart-
wright, Ven.:Archdeacon and Mrs. -
G. H: Holmes, Mrs. Laurie Mouat, :
Mrs. W. Me Rogers,” Mr. and Mrs,
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“SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C, Wednesday, January 18, 1943

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GALIANO- ISLAND

 eouver: is the. ‘guest of :her sister
leery 29,

Ate with, ‘My:
“My,
; nave. left for Vancouver.

gas spent ‘the’ New. Year.

“by Diane and ‘Brickie.-

price of the Review. is ‘now $2.00

: remit before. mare 1,

Pane son's is Bay Compang.

Iniforms

~ Miss: oO. Bentle RN: ‘ot Van:

cand: Mrs: * Barron, :

“and © :.Mrs..::Sydney.: Barron:

“Mrs.

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2 Jee Deaton:

holiday :
with her parents, Mr.-and Mrs. A.”
Shopland. . She. ‘was: Accompanied fot Bs

Capt: IG: Denroche and Capt! 3
“A. Fisher left on ‘Satur day last for ;
Vancouver. '

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per.year! However, you may*still .
‘renew for only:.one dollar if:you. °
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