~ Vancouver,
has ¥ecently -been “appointed: “As- *

- ported by Mr.

mony Mr,
“on-the Seattle: boat ‘en route for
- San Francisco

oy honor.

oe Shaw,

Lewy Mrs cA.

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 os : or

ISLAND, KUPER ISLAND, MAYNE ISLAND, MUSGRAVE, NORTH GALIANO, PENDER ISLAND, PORT WASHINGTON, PROSPECT LAKE, ROYAL OAK, SAANICHTON, SATURNA ISLAND, SIDNEY,

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THE REVIEW GOES INTO OVER 1,100 HOMES, REACHING APPROXIMATELY 5,500 PEOPLE.

TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR, No. 47

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday,

LOCAL COUPLE BASKETBALL IN MASONS ARE
-FULFORD HALL HOSTS TO

~ MARRIED IN
VICTORIA

A quiet wedding took place in Vie-

toria on Friday, Oct.
Dora, ‘third daughter
Mrs. Frank A.
became the

20th, when
of Mr.
Thornley, Sidney,
bride of Floward I.
Edwards, only son of Mrs. | Rd-
wards, -Point: Grey, Vancouver,
and the late Mr. Edwards,

The

nnd

young couple were sup-
and Mrs. W. W.
Gardner,

Immediately following the cere-
and Mrs. Edwards left

and the Golden Gate
Exposition and to visit Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd L. Albee, also of San
Francisco. Mrs. Albee. is a sister

of Mrs, Edwards.

- On their return Mr. and Mrs.
- Bdwards will’ make their. home : in
where: : Mr. = Edy yards

sistant: Chemist ofthe’ Food and
- Drug: Laboratory, | Department ° of
Pensions and National: Health. |

: For. the past, eight: years ‘Mr. Ed- 7
. Wards has -béen a popular member: :
of: ‘the staffat the Dominion Plant

ry; Saanichton. .

Pathology: Labor:

bers ‘of: ge vis ae Aid. Class ee
and. ‘Miss -
7 Janet. Wilson. of, Victoria, the lat- .

coy ter who- assisted: Dr, Bryant during © caption: was’ held at: the home of.

.. the’ bride, the guests: ‘including: Mr.
Sand Mrs, ‘Rupert’ Duck, -Major and
“Mrs.
WY. Crawley: Ricardo, Mr, and Mrs.
Norman Denison,. Mr.’and ‘Mrs. He:
B. Taite, Corporal and. Mrs.: Iling-:
_ tony: Mrs. G)'S, Layton ‘and: the

of Dr.) Bryant”

the. six weeks © instructions in St.

— John Ambulance. ‘First. Aid course

- held at Pulf ord.

“Mrs, LD, Drummond, ¢ on pehalt
of: the. First: Aid: Class, presented :

Mrs: Bryant and: Miss: Wilson, with.

mall ‘gifts, showing ‘the npprecinss

tion. of, the ‘members, '
“Mrs ‘Wn.

Island ; Women's “Institute;
“absence aft the president,
Robert MeLennan, on
the institute, presented Mrs. Bry-
ant with ao osmadl pat.

in the
Mrs.

Phe reegiplents “expressed their

“thanks to all present.

A dainty tea was served, which

wien followed by twa contests, this

broneht the afternonn Lo a close,
| Ateng those pr on’ were: Mrs;
Mrs Ly. Dos
~ Misses Geoand:
“tivone MrsAv oh Mallet, Mas, M.
Davisy Mrs, ee

Mraw Wo

KADY? Mis cE Akerman: Mrs 0.

at M dacksan, Misses Mayy and. Kathe
» Jean Jaey, Mra, Sharp, Mrs,

Wim,
= Tamiliony MrsoM.

Make Gy tenn...

- HALLOWEEN

~ NIGHT ©

any the shot: and ‘spook: in ‘the
district: are “peti ine endy: foy the
Hallowe’ en oddnee oon Tuesday,
Qet, Bist, to he sponsored by the

“peoontly fonmed wings of the North

“Saanich. Borview Club, a young

HOP. ROT, ealed the. Servie..
Ch Assintanty, and the members ®
Cinelte van cteonné an vour beste bl:

“and. tueker and gos along ¥ with the

 Bpooks and hoste. to the elub ball.
Yau sare “awkuyod hy: thas: danew :

Re Addon, at Vahe

commute «.
arehoatrne will, really. Seq 10: town’!

that night: nid wo theresis ne-renl
excuse, for stay liye. away...
will start ut vt a’elock and rettustis

mente aie only the girla of thie dine
trict can’ serve’ wil) make the eves

“ning more enjoyable.
You: are anki to be sure “and

‘bo on-hand for thia gay. aifalr and

‘Hamilton, first. vice. -
se rentleat of the South Salt Spring:

behalf: of:

».Drammond,
te Shi iw: “Mrs, Tate?

‘Raid, -

Gourley. Miss Janet Wil- a dye

vVds anid Miss ,

afelack, |

Music.

FULFORD, Oct. 25.—On Friday |
evening a friendly. game of basket-
ball owas played
Community Hall when the boys of
the Beaver Point School met the
Fulford Junior team.

After an exciting game the Ful-
ford buys emerged the winners by
a score of 39-28.

The players. were:

Beaver Point — G. Hartley,
Chester Reynolds, Hugh, George

and James Stewart, Ernest Fisher.

Fulford —= Ernest and Charlie
Brenton, Bob Akerman,. Fred Ro-
land, Lloyd Roland, Leslie Mollet,
Elmer Lee.

DESCENDANT |

OF PIONEER ©
FAMILIES: WED
AT VERNON ©

“On Wednesday,
Saints’:
‘the. wedding -took: place ‘of Lilias -
Hope “Spalding. Trving. to. Geoffrey
Burkett. Jennens of. Monte. ‘Lake, ve

Oct.

oria, i and f augh
Arthur, Reed: Spalding ‘of
‘Pender Island,

the: Jate ‘Hon. Justice Irving and 7
“Mrs. ‘Irving ‘of Victoria.” :

After. the ceremony ‘a small:re-"..
* the late!

Allan ‘Brooks, . Mr, and Mrs.

Misses. Elizabeth and Alison Lay-
ton, Mrs. Dewolf, J. Bishop and

Miss Bishop, the Misses: Betty Me- .
sgollough; Mary Palmer,. Dy dith Halt

and: Nora: Denison, : ;

Mr, and > Mrs... Jennens. ‘ett for
Monte Lake; where they will re
mide,

HALLOWE'EN
FUN FOR ALL

Your age males’ no, difference: Somat
for grown ups
> alike will
“aH the fan and. gamesson Wedness, :
When a
Hallowe'en party WHI but staged hy
members Of) Sty
Ghureh, Guild, 7 7
Wesley Hall ‘will he the: seene of “
* netivities : and. yous are, invited: to
attend and take
‘to helpentertain the: spots in (he
; rent spirit of Malloweteny _
“aymla-hohbing:
‘inal th fun Inv keeping swith he.
Sc reanon will bee played: and: refrophs oo!
Semon tee will she served,

and
Aes Sable La:

young:
enjoy
evening, Nove, Tat,

Pauls, United

aur. ‘trlands along

Games,» pranks,

The festivities: will start ut 8
Vo learn admission price turn

to the Coming: Mventa column,

E ngagement

CANGIS, Oet. On: -~Myy and Mrs.

J; Dennett) of Ganies nnnounea thee.
_ engagenentoot their oldest daugh-
ter, Kaclyn Margarot, to Willan,
Maxwell Bassett, only son cof the’
date Mr: und Myra, Bussntt, of: Rds,
“noenton: *
The wedding wil takeo: vlace. Iyer
StS Mark's: Chivehy |
‘tlements Salt Syringe Totti aL
“hay

‘Gentral: Sat-

-an Sautrday,’ Neti ehthy

the owectspemactoersisimeeseipeinii srniniver errs acannon to eUTH Bm

ontertan: the: apooks: in real-atyla.
Admission prive may: he learned

hy Larva lie M fhe, Coming Bvonta ‘
column ae ee BPD athe

in. the Fulford.

18th; ‘at “All

“Church: at Vernon, B.C, banquet served in the dining. room

22; '0.E.S

“Be C., and he®

‘Ar .: f oe ;
rthur Reed. Spalding,. ‘and of. fone ‘the Rev. "A

i 457 - ‘Columbia: Street East, ;

folk _ an: ‘Sundiy, Oct.
ae

fully:

Oran Liy

OVER 300

The Masonic emblems on a back-
ground of black velvet with ferns
and greenery made a very effective
stage setting for Len Acres’ seven-
piece orchetra at the annual ball
of the officers and members of Mt.
Newton Lodge, No. 89, A.F. &

A.M., held on Friday, Oct. 20th,
in the Agricultural Hall, Saanich-
ton,

Beautiful autumn leaves and
everlasting flowers filled. the hang-
ing baskets and the balcony rail-

ings. were covered with red, white

und blue bunting.
-800 © guests
which

Over
dancing,
1:30 am.

enjoyed the
continued until

This annual. ball is always one

of the most popular ‘and well at-
tended events of the fall ‘season
and this. year, proved no exception, |
the «many guests .enjoying the

“spirit’and gaiety of the occasion.

: Members of Ruth’ Capter, No.
. were in charge of the

from © ‘tables gaily. decorated:,
Hallowe’ en;

color

whe -and™
mar golds. :

: The, ‘committee

“New:
Westminst er,

- ‘The ‘late Mr. Armstrong was a-

‘pioneer resident of North Saanich
‘and: was well known in-this district.

He. lwas an aetive | worker. for the...
upbuilding” of the
valued workey - in: the chureh: vad,

‘community,..

‘other organizations, a: Justice of

othe Peaee, sand was: reeve of) the ©
.Municipality. . of
“many years, ago when this district

-North., Saanich
wus organized | territory, He re-
moved to New Westminster a few
years aye, where he han resided
since, :
Here. is Rev. Stephenson's mes-
DURES :

“Py the memory of William
Armstrong, an old resident of
Suanieh, late of New Westininster,
who: passed to chis eternal reward
te 1989,

“As ane whe dind the: ‘privilege

wand. pleasure of knowing Mr. Arms
stein fay QU YONMs,, and Who! was:
“privileged to’ oMelate at Wl fue i
Hera, whieh’ took place.on Wards .
“Vth, at 3280 pam, To wish”
to expr OHH nye deep. sense Of Jon: |

ofy valued anid dear friend und ©
vy alter ny. aincevort kympatliy to ‘the
bereaved family, espeehilly to Mrss
Arinstromg. thd lifeslong partner

‘and model halpennite of her hure:
band, “Mr Armatronye was an valued:
and. highly re espected. eltigen of Ae
goumanity. where. he. lived, always.
“wmekings to: forward the: beste inter

day, Oot,

esta of the community, As oan
carly ploneer his home was always
open ta all who needed a friend,
“Wo first’: mot Mr Armstrong
during the dark days of the last
rrrenat war, having buen “appointed
to Sidney in 1010, to the pastorate

of the then. Methodixt. Church of

that town, -Thero we met him in
the responsible position of record.
Ing dtaward of the-eireult, . Hoon
after our arrival he left. for the

Prairie to tike charge of- the farm:
wha wont

hte way “Naloan,

‘overkous with: hin: Urothor. ‘Jamin
Ae, do. thelr bit: In the erent, Ca oe
gle, Teavings

Mra. Arnistrong tu

full

take

“After the war was. over. Mr

Aristrong relarned | to his - home ...
ind we learned.to know him bet-_
Aer finding him always. keenly Ine.”

“ordiiee: -
ots. Sidneys

Ee ‘Stephenson, oon

B. C.,. in. respect of,
William. R. Armstrong, :
who passed. away on-Sunday,: Oct.
* 8th, in; ‘New. Westminster.

“Mary

. ‘Tespiénibility af the
home. at Sidney, : 7

October 25, 1939

Subscription, in advance, year: $1;

USS., $1.50; copy, 5c

The Gift Shoppe Will
Open Next Wednesday

Miss Rosa Matthews, formerly on
the staff of the Sidney. Trading
> Lid, announces the opening
of a new store to be known as. The
Gift Shoppe, on Wednesday next,
November Ist.

The stere is on. the
corner of Third Street and Sidney
Avenue, immediately in front of
the Sidney Gospel Hall. There
are two large plate glass windows
fronting on Third Street and in
the store itself, 22 x 22 feet, 484
square feet of floor space.

Miss Matthews invites all her
friends and those interested to eall
next Wednesday to look. over her
stock .and. premises.
the event she is making a special
offer of a. high grade cup
saucer to commemorate:the event.

China, greetings. cards, novel-

southeast

ties, toys, ete., will be: carried -——.
all occasions!”

in. fact “gifts for

WINNERS -
ANNOUNCED

of North

‘The. Catholic: ‘Women|
Saanich : ‘announce the

drive? for.
The winning - tickets: were

ucon—-K Jaekson, Saanich.

wo8, Gentlemen’s Pravellitie.: “Set

» Pair. of..Men's Rubber: Boots-=
Rea W: Lemmens; ‘Dunean; B.C."

5.- Electric: Beacon-light’ Clock—~.-
Mrs.’ Kel, ‘Tahouney, Fulford Hare

“hour, B.C,

: 6. Eleven- -piece Pyrex
JA, Kelpin, ‘Ste
Victoria, ‘B. C. :
© 40 Three | airs Ladien a
| Mose-—Mrs._ A. Attfield,
Bz Co

Res Cord: of: Wood — Mra: Rita!
ohn ‘Sidney, B.C,

-O Windred. Cigar eltes and . Box
of “Choeotates-—Ted Maseion, Vie-
torin, B.C,
10, Pave, Dollars Cash
“Lukes-St,
Vietoria, B.C,
odd. ‘Taree Vaars
Towels ~- Mrs, 8,
B.C.
72, Surprize (Chieken Hamper)
Mrs, Robertson, Welmington,
Pesumsytvamnin, Ws. Ay

‘Ann's Academy,

Bath
Sidney,

Late
Pagre,

oY Mrs and: Mes, Armatronit: lived
nonrigid happy. life tomether,
celebrating: theby froliden anniver

jaary i A ujrast of thie yeryese ting.
und

their eel, ta: thee
blonde end of the:

lered ness
‘marrige “| ‘ the.”

niinster: OME: AQ: YRAP RO: thay
ROUTE pandas. Selrela® of now “and
Ly uist
love tind loyalty in’ howh’ the ‘hours

of Joy, and sorrow), holpinyg’ “them.” Mya. Samudl. Raberta nid: Gaplain’®

“to valebrate thelr ‘olden : annivers: ‘and.

nary as becomes such awn overt: und .
oylving the’ kindly: wid’ so) Mueh-
nedded, when: the dark shadow ole
~ gorrow fell: nerosn the path of life.

“'One hears the writer in holy

writ say the howry head is. erown

of glory if it be found in the way

Of righteousness; and the alt: wars “od wt the, homes. ofthe followings,

Mrooamid) Mra, frank Butler, Mr |
“ind Mrs. Ay Ga. Siniths dnd Marsan:

ror, 00, HAYS.

8 A have | fought, rm + sou “hie hit

Pohave finished any courar, Tieve

“kept the faiths henceforth there ts

“laid up forme ie erawn ‘of: rights...
ousness whieh the Lord. the rleht=
“nous Andgrey will give unto oma te
and not unto me: only.

“MAYNE. Ist. AND, Met 2h,
“Pratt Was had) two Trlends from
‘Australiaccapandingg: t

“that” day, :
but wnto’ alt Uiat lave yw nprionre
Tye. he Y :

tna gimiepoci einen aiaignpenter sea ntny i qe ms Mure oie Sjssitanatea gmt"!

Dene Reader) If your ara not u

_ subscriber, to the Review, may. we
supgenl that you give the propo.

nition : due conniderattion?

In honor of,

and , /
the ‘convenership of Mrs.
Shipley, next took place; those ap-—

“nual /

‘selNva,
Joguph’s s Hogpital, :

Viet -

- Sintur

a hrldyeu :

= Legion, |
On. their removal to. Now Wostes

!. Tienda who. showed" their

amd

hans;

SALE OF WORK

AND TEA ON

NOVEMBER 23

GANGIES; Oct. 25. —- The regular
meeting of the Guild of Sunshine
took place Friday afternoon, fast
week. ut the home of Mrs. G. J.
Mouat,

There was a large attendance of
members and the president. Mrs.
G. J. Mouat, was in the chair,

Routine business followed the
opening and included. the reading
of the financial statement, which
showed: the sum of over $125 on
hand. — ,

_ The election of two delegates to
the Red Crass unit, whieh is under
A. J.

pointed were Mrs.:G. J. Mouat and.
Mrs. John Manson. .

There was diseussion on the sub-
jeet of ‘national registration,
Tt was arranged: to: hold: the ‘an
sale. of: Work and: tea on
Thursday; ‘Nov. 23rd, at the home
of the pr esident, Rainbow Road,

Miss E velyn: ‘Bennett, a member;

‘of the guild; w' ose wedding. takes,
at place: on nae 28th,

Priday., afternoon... Oct.

with. a” hand:

“GALIANO “ISLAND, “Oct: 26.05
to Mr. ‘and: Mrs. ‘Edwin J, Bambrick
: or Miss Collyer, Gordon. ‘Head, B.C “Panter ‘tained. ‘he ‘at,
~ parties : ‘on Thursday . and ' ‘Priday”
; evenings’:

“their.

two: delightful.

‘of : last: “week, °
guest, “Miss: Eileen: Wright, ©
who. recently took ‘up her duties”
as..te acher at the ‘Galiano’ Publie
School. On Thursday court whist:

was. enjoyed,. and the prizes were ye
-_ won by Mrs... H: We Hamels _ AL:
‘fred Cayzer.:: vs

‘ Games, were: enjoyed. on . Friday,” :
the guests. visiting, many countries 7
“on the imaginary ship’ ““Bunkum,” ©
“and playing’ a different’ game. in’
-onch country. :
“end of the evening, were: awarded,

The ‘prizes, at, the

to Mrs,
Quick.

Delicious refreshments
copved following: the eames,

Donald New and Gerry:

were
after:
whieh the evening drew ton close,

$2745 FOR
... POPPY FUND

terested in wvervuhing Tit wa for
\ hte plifle of, soeiety,

party,” in onl of “the
pophy fund: far the? ¢
son wad a hy. Mrko Ky Livesey -
ather home on’ Monday eventing, |

‘asslatod: by members oof tha Wor.

ments Auxiliary to the Canadian

North: Saanich:
very ygratity ings:
ravi: renliaad. fram

“Mrs, ‘Sinipaon” won
Arn: prize and. Mr

Ma!
$2Td Be :
events
judion:

re 4 of)
Anis

Bye blyesey won tha: ladon’:
rentlementy second : prizes, 8
he prien for hidden: numbers
were won: by. Miva a, Gharlohats,
Miss Anne Lorengeny The
chivkon dinner wax won dy Rod.
Meleod,

Tullos of Dridige wore aaa: rpltyen

Mrs, inst, mvETs

“Australians Lilee Our.

Gulf: Islands. Scenery
Mri.

“fow. dayn:
with here They areson their way
from ao trip. tothe Old.
Country, andlare very taken with”

othe weenery on thy, Ciulf Twlands,: o

‘MERRY - GO -
ROUND

“Ganges, ‘and for this .pur pose stall- :

Sag ~ holders: were: elected.
-tombola. :

prize” winners: ‘for ‘the: subser iption
‘St... Elizabeth’ s_ Church, -"

‘honoring: a

Canadian, Le- cof, St.

Rerved
sarod “Wesley Tia], | and stalla of :
“and:

Br une hes:
vere tabla’
the ©.
Ate
* drew'a the gentlemen's first, while
Wart?

Mee. J,

the “Britéh..

: nonia, Victoria. | he

WORK STILL
GOING ON

The regular monthly meeting of
the Friends of China Society was:
held on Monday, Oct. 23rd,
home of Mrs, J. J. White.

erable material was received to
sarry on the work and a bundle of
114 roled bandages, 74 dozen sur-
wieal swabs, 82 surgieal mops and
a bundle of old clothing was made

ready to send to headquarters in_

Victoria:
Tuesday.

This was taken. in on

Old linen of white cloths of any
kind may be -left with the con-

vener, Mrs. J. J. White, or the sec--
also- old -

retary, “Mrs.
clothes, «

A TEN STAR —
FUN FROLIC IS.

Lane: aster ; 7

vith the: accom-

Was: presented, yi de

“noted ‘aS ‘the. best’ mus ieal nih on”
“the: American: ‘stage,. is inva featur--

ed: ‘spot, inthe picture. « And. Har
old Adamson. and Jimmie MelTugh,

famous ‘Brondway’ vind ‘Hollywood
song writing. team, “composed: mu

sie: for’ the : ~orchestra.

‘renditions: :

. and forthe. song, numbers by the |
‘four mile comedians, and =by’ Joy’
Hodges, : another: “Broadway : favor-.
‘ite, who lias just. arrived: in the big.

town. vin the

\ national’.
const radio’networks: John King,
cree turn to Page. F our)

TEA AND
SALE

i apite,, of. Wiédlivoiiday: “being” Fa
Me a day, ‘quite.
a irned aut to enjoy 1 pleagant, ate

fornoan® ten, surved: by: members
Paul's United -Chureh: Woe.
“man's Associatlon, tha event boing

“theaimnual wutiimn’ tow and ale of
Jens wae:

work: ofthe cussociations..

“fron amin ‘Anbles: “net

home, ‘ cooking J teedlework
werd Well: patronized,

ah he: ‘jadlow were | well”

with their: etordye aks

“Thane iw hin 0

- Nowdlléwork
Tindell,

and

Nunn, |

thour and Mra, Re Dowplii
Veprotabless-Mr, Monagh

_ Tea eonveners Mrs, MeNeil

and Mrs. i John, ee

Gray Heads Couriers |

NANAIMGQ, Get: Bhhew
“Columbia

_QMHGOrs of

Ato AP! Onna:

were
Malaspina

Pres dent. Nat Gray, ini Anteh |

Lome:

Vice » Provident = sees Ernont, “Brite ;
ton, Bardia.

Stervtary- Trounurer oe Kv on

atthe
Consid--

Central

OF 1938"

GANGES, ‘Oct: 25. — Enough | ‘tal-
"ent. to east a-half-dozen, big’ Broad-
“way productions, ’

const-to-
, yielding ood nverage® Crops

: Hor Valley.

Anrge crowd cent to expor {

leased: : if

Tome ‘thant’ sum Rre- :

Trach of ao
~ the; Rural Mail Couriers’. ‘Associne
‘yocwlontad ©
“inanimously. nt Abe recont ‘amnual |
; “mooting held = in, the.
Motel Were T hey mre

Pare

SHOWER FOR
SALT SPRING —
BRIDE-ELECT

GANGE S, Oct, 25. in.
Miss -- oa
marriage:

Cunningham,
> Victor ‘Seholz
at St. Mark's
Settlement,

“will
take hice

delightful miscellangous
and tea given. by. her’ on: Wednes-
day afternoon, last. week, at her.
home at Ganges.

The reception: room was @lecor- Pe
‘and 7.

ated: -entirely “with yellow:

bronze chr ysanthemums. The gifts,
arranged on-a tea wagon, very pret-
tily. “decorated with: “masses © of:

brightly colored nasturtiums, were:

Wheeled in
bride-to- be,

and °
wh o.

presented ‘to’ the
expressed

i ‘thanks ina. few words. |

'Tea: was. later served,’ the? shos-
tess, pr siding at the table,. was. as-

» diel? “Of? a? alley are yielding
well: /Momataee ‘wielded: poorly: on,

will ‘be :
-Othor

‘roots | ‘and’ M Giebin are

‘were.nn excellent cropein the Fra->
The. ‘strawberry, crop,
damagrenk hy rain, “was below aver.
aye in quality nnd: ‘yield. Other
berry: crops were: fain: The: apple:

erop, cestimated: “at slightly. over:

“6,000,000 boxer,- dn nbont, the same®:
ae lat. year, The qtiality is good”
nnd nine approximtitely: HO:

honvy: drop.
cof: Maclitoste: applow. has: ‘vceurred -
2 during = piel ing. All atone vtrulte:
ylelded: heavy: erope. at: goods qual-"
“tty. 2 Porte: were novmal ‘ind. were,
“kent under controle st

bent in

“reeant

"Newt ‘ sunday, Oct!
-apecial day at. the Wnited: Chiehaa
eof North. anid. South? Saanich. 1
will bo an anniversary: ‘of BO. Seats
aif serviea “ine thins “dstrlete:
“prenchor: for: the. day. will be: D
We, . Sippel Of ‘Victorla,,, and
“Mra. “Johns, Dr, Sipprela: “daughs
ter) will wing atthe morning :aorve:
tee ab South Saanielte ooo
On. Monlay.. eventng: An, : “gt
“Pauls United, Chureh,: Sldnoy, Dr

“Thal
Deay South! 2
Sy invited an’ nN history: of the

her:

per=" ‘

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