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SAANICH PENINSULA &
; GULF ISLANDS REVIEW
Established 1912 -

Hugh J. McIntyre, Editor and
Publisher.

. Elizabeth G. McIntyre, Associate
Editor.

“Phones: Day, 28; Night, 27.

- Published’: Wednesdays: at. Sid-
ney, Vancouver Island, B.C.

- Sidney. V.1., B.C:, May 31, 1939

_ Last Whist Drive Of

The Season At Mayne

MAYNE. ISLAND, May 31.—The.
Mayne _ Island ; Maple Leaf: Club
had their last whist drive for. the
The winner of
the ladies’ prize was Mrs. Steel,
and the men’s prize went to Mr.
Charles, while the consolation
prizes went to Miss Kio Sumnie
and Denis Henshaw.

NORTH SAANICH
HIGH SCHOOL
NOTES |

“By A STUDENT

“The senior boys’ soft ball team
-. will play Mount Newton boys on
_ June 2nd at Mount Newton High
* grounds.

June 9th is the date set for the
annual school picni¢e to.be held at.
-The. Chalet grounds, Deep Cove.
The new Junior Chapter, I.0.D.E.,
:’ tennis: shield will be up for com-
“>. petition; alsu the boy’s and girl’s

sports cups. In the evening there
will be a dance at the high school
. for. Grades 9, 10, 11 and 12.

Many students of the school at-
' tended the Empire Youth Rally
' at Victoria on May 21st and on
. May 28rd.. Muriel Hall gave an

~ sters

account of this when the J.0.D.E.
visited the school.

The school decorations are on
display in the -gymnasium.

GOLF ‘AS SHE IS
PLAYED J AT
MAYNE

‘MAYNE ISLAND, May 31.
“Everything was just about per-
fect,”? was the general consensus
of opinion about the. competition
held on the 24th May at. Hard-
scrabble for the Grandview Cup,
donated by Mrs. Naylor, Grand-
view Lodge.

The weather was perfect, the
course in marvellous’ condition.—
thanks .to Jimmy. Drysdale, who

~ had worked hard during the pre-

ceding week -— and practically
every member turned out, eager
to do his darndest to get possession
of this handsome cup for the en-
suing year.

Major Pender, whno came up
specially from South Pender for
the occasion, started off with a
bang, and looked to be the winner
However, Lady Luck wasn’t smil-
ing on Bill: in fact, gave him one
or two dirty looks, and he resolved
back into third place! His part-
ner, K. Nagata, was hitting a nice

ball, and appears to be regaining

his old good form.

Juddy Cullison and. Peter Rob-
excellent first |

erts both played
rounds. Too much festivities on
the 20th, when the Galiano young-
visited | Mayne, ‘wrecked
young Peter, and he faded badly
on the second half. _Juddy was
ruined by the fence at the 7th,
just as successfully as George Bel-
cher’s charwoman by bad gin! And
IT don’t mean maybe! _
Captain  Houlgate, _ regaining
some of his old North Berwick
form, gave a most excellent ac-

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~~ By —
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KING |

{Doa good turn.every day!

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“Be Prepared”

The troop returned this afternoon
(Wednesday) ‘after camping at.
Beacon Hill Park with the Scouts
from Up-Island points. They took
part in the celebrations of the
Royal Visit and were on duty at
various places.

count of himself, finishing well up
in the list.

“Ah! Heck!” said Stanley Rob-
son (or something that sounded
like that), as he handed in his
score card — from which erudite
remark one naturally gathered
that Stanley wasn’t in the money.
Just the same, Stanley is one of
the most successful competition
players we have.

We were glad to see young
Freddy Bennett out again on the
links. He has the making of a
really good golfer, if he perse-
veres,.

“And what. was your score,
Len?” young Henshawe, a begin-
ner, at golf, was asked by Freddy
Heck, who was running the compe-
tition. “You take the number of
your motor licence, double it, add -
10 to it, and subtract five and —
it was more than that, Freddy,”
said Len smilingly.

«And did Walter
a surprise? From
at any angle, down went his putts.
Even his buddy, George Thomas,
who won the senior tournament
last year in Vancouver, -couldn’t
have canned them better.

Dr. Roberts, playing from
scratch (as was Major Pender)
won the cup for. the second year.
He was playing with the Padre,
Mr. Addison, and was his face
red when he missed.a short putt
and started to “express” himself? |
The Padre, an ex-baseball expert, :
steadily outdrove the Doc., but
slipped up badly on his’ short
game. The Padre sure can swat
them, 230 yards, and more,
straight down the alley. .

Miss Kathleen Garrick wants
more practise before she hits her
stride, while Mrs. Dalton

Greene spring
anywhere, and

marvellously, playing steady goif

f in every department of the game.

If you could have taken: Mrs.

Hall’s iron ‘shots,: and Miss :Pen- .

der’s drivers, and combined them
you would have had a very good
score card. : We.look to-hear more

future.
Frank Heck was his usual steady

}  -self—straight:.:down' the. centre, «~
- Frank’ distin-.
ame guished: himself lately ‘by. walking .:!

» Off with: the first. prize:in.the-May ”:
“He... was--not.: quite”

“and: not. too’ far..

«Sweepstake::.”
_ 80... successful,”
competition: “°°.

«Freddy “Heck: midst: “ably handled
he comeptition, and. we. hope: ‘soon

‘however, ‘ine this

“ling: game again.

“illness: (a. residuum: ofthe .Great :
H War): / Preddy: is” en Py. s every:
cone, : |

Mr. and: Mrs. “Jos. Ninn are re-
».ceiving - congratulations
-- birth. of. a daughter at Rest Haven
“on Tuesday, May 23rd.

Mr, Samuel Brethour, ‘East Saa-
-nich -Road,. celebrated
“birthday on Sunday,.May 28th.
“Mr. Brethour is one of the early

_ pioneers of. North Saanich, having

_ come here as a boy with his father,
mother. und: seven ‘brothers ‘and
sisters,
viving.
tions

He received congratula-
and hest wishes from his
family and friends,

Visiting in Sidney during the
dtoyal Virwtois Mass Mary Slaugh-
ter of Seattle, Wash. She is a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Roberts.

The cresidence: of) Mrs, William
Rhode, Central Suanich
Konting, was the scene of-a quiet
wedding at 1 o'clock on Thuresey
. May 24th, when Martin A. Neil-
son tind Jessie Irene Rhode were
married by Rev wD. M. Porley, The
Youngs couple after a tour of the
Muget Sound cities. will make théir
_ home nt. Keating.

“othe June. “looting. af: Sty:

June Tih, at the home of Mrs, d.
A. Nunn, Centre Road, “at

Bs day. or. - two: in Vancouver.”

o-see him’ playing: his : old’ spark-:;°
We: hear,. from :*
-a reliable. source,’ ‘that. hevis stead-.:. :
“aly. ‘recovering. from his late severe. 2)

ioeal Notes vend F

on. the’

his 81st. :

He is the only one -sur-

Road, — .

Paull
oo United Church. Women’s, Associite
i thon: will be “held: ens Weipa

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LEAVING FOR
NORTH WEST
TERRITORIES |

GALIANO ISLAND, May 31.—A

. delightful -surpise party “Was ar-

ranged by.-Mr. and Mrs,..Ronald:

- Page, and held at their home. on

Friday..in. honor of Miss Winni-
fred Walters, who left on Saturday
for Fort MacMurray, North. West
Territories, where she will make
her home for some time with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs: A. Me-
Dermott.

The evening was spent-in play-

ing games,.all of which were
greatly enjoyed. :
‘Miss Walters was presented

with a handbag, with the best
wishes of all her friends for a
pleasant trip and safe arrival.

A delicious supper was served
later in the evening.

Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. L. M. Lloyd-Walters,
Miss Gwenyth Walters, Miss
Winny Walters, Mr. and = Mrs.
G. W. Georgeson, Mrs. Edwin
Bambrick, Mrs. Kenneth Hardy,
Miss Edwina Morgan, Miss Bev-
erley Grant, Miss Josephine
Barnes, and Messrs. A. Georgeson,
R. Hume, Jack Page, Joe Walters
and Gordon Nicholls.

PENDER ISLAND

Mr. Arthur Hunter spent a week
with Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Menzies.

Mrs. Neilson, Ganges, spent a
day with her mother, Mrs. M.
Brackett.

The Rev. Canon and Mrs. King
spent a few days here last week.

Mrs. H. Kirk is visiting with
friends in Vancouver.
Mrs. F. Phelps is also spending

a holiday with her son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps.

Mrs. Blanchford is also spend- —

ing-a holiday in Vancouver.

Mrs. Darby and her niece, Miss
I. Dignan are also in Vancouver.

‘Mr. Rose, Galiano, is spending
a few days at “Grosvenor :House.”

“A number of young people went

from here to Mayne Island: to the
dance held there.on May 24th.

Miss Hand ‘is spending the week-

‘end with her mother in Vancouver. :
about those. two players in the .

: My. R. S.: Corbett is also spend-.
4 ing, a holiday in Vancouver. °

: “Mrs: Peter ‘Moore is spending a

ney ‘Hotel. ° As this ‘will ‘ie the
last meeting until after the sum-.
mer vacation’ period all members
are urged to bein attendance.
‘ A. delegation: will appear before
the. meeting ,at- 9.p.m. ‘to. explain
pw loeal: undertaking that is vital to

“Sidney and: ‘distr ict and members:

“unable to be present at the dinner
: oF. business ‘session commencing at

7:30: are -urged.to be on hand: at~

Yo pm. as the matter to he’ dis-
cussed is very important indeed.

Postmaster Hy HK. Kennedy and

Mrs, Kennedy and daughters, Do-
reen and Donna Kennedy, spent
Inst weekend in’ Vanconver where
Mr. Kennedy attended the annual

The quickest
isthe

pm. Al members: nre urged to he

- present xo thatetnal arrangements
for the June earnival can be made,

About 20 members. of the Sid-
Ambulance
Agssuciation were on duty in’ Vie-

vey Centre St. John

toria during: the Royal Visit.

Loent

patients registered
Rest Haven

Hospital and

luy dohnson,

Mrs, dames: Rankin cof, Courte

nt
Sani-
tarium this week include Messrs,
.John France, M. Clarke, and Har...

“A matter that demands
immediate attention’... ine
formation. needed da an harry
from aw far-away point, On
‘auch occasions, uso the long-
distance telephone.

By telephoning, you avoid
the delay of an exchange of
letters, In one conversation
you can ask quoations and ree
ceive prompt replies,

The avickest wav is the
voice way. Call by long-dise
tance "telephones

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dinner,
Sidney Buainese-

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next Wednesday, dune 7th, come.
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panied by her two children, Ella
and John, were the guests of Mr.
and. Mrs.

-been the.guest of her daughter-in-

_D. aacison, | leit on Monday for -

a * MAYNE ISLAND

“2 wet it: did “not: ‘dampen: the: spirits
of the visitors,

7 Islands, jand:, everyone: had, a. good
- time.

: much enjoyed | by. ‘the’ dancers.”

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BEAVER POINT

SALT SPRING ISLAND

Mrs. Ed. Reynolds, accompanied
by her son and daughter, leit on

Monday for Victoria, where they

were the guests of Mrs. Reynolds’
parents, Mr.-and Mrs. R. Patrick,

during the Royal. Visit.

Miss. Stella Macdonald. and

brother, Alex. Macdonald. left on
Monday for the Royal Visit.

/Mrs, W.

Y. Stewart, accom-

‘Cc. L. Wilson, Quadra
Street, during the Royal Visit.

Miss Margaret Monk of Ganges

was a guest of Mrs. Pollok on Sun-
day.

Frank Hilliar left Beaver Point
on Monday for Victoria, where he
will visit friends for a few days.

Miss K. Houghton returned
home to Victoria on Thursday af-
ter spending a few days on the
island. She was the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. H. F. Pollok, “‘Lyon-
esse,” Beaver Point.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kaye and
family, Mr. and Mrs. George
Stewart, Misses Kathleen and
Muriel Stewart, Hughie Stewart,
Miss Lottie Reynolds and Chester
teynolds were visitors to Victoria

Tuesday for the Royal Visit.

MAYNE ISLAND

Mrs. Gurney returned home last
week, having spent a few days
with her daughter, Mrs. St. Denis,
at. Ganges.

Mrs. S. Robson returned home
from Vancouver, where she had

law, Mrs. E. F. Robson.

Mr. J. Radcliff was on the island
for a couple of. days last week.

Mrs. Addison of: Victoria, who .
has been visiting her son, the Rev.

‘honie.

A large ‘crowd from Mayne
Island left on Tuesday morning
.to see the King and Queen in Vic-
toria, ; ;

DANCE AT.

MAYNE ISLAND, “May: 31, the
‘annual: 24th ~ of: May dance’ was:
held.as- usual: ‘with. ‘a: “good” crowd
present. - ‘Though the: evening: was:

“who. : ‘came from

‘Pender,.” “Galiano “and ~ Saturna

: The: usual. good orchesten led: by
= Ken Georgeson’ and.J.. Neill» was

-Postmasters’ Convention, “May
25th, 26th and 27th, at the Hotel
Geor gia.

Mr. and Mrs... C.
‘Mrs. Leslie Gibbons. ‘and Mr.

Cc. Cochran,
Vie-

“tor Kelly returned Jast week from |.
a motor ‘trip Lo California, where...

a) visit.
World’s
“Mr.
lations in the district and is at the

home of his mother, Mrs, North,
Deep Cove,

‘to. the “San ~ Francisco
Fair was. ‘included.

The lady members of the Ard-
more Golf Club are invited to
bring their friends on’ Monday.
dune Sth. There will be gulf for
these who wish ta play and after.
noon ten will be served at -1 o'clock.
Mrs. FP. d. Baker. is-the convener,

My. da Vigelins of. Seattle,

_ Wash,,, is visiting. at the home of.
Roberts,

his sister-in-law, Mrs,

s.
for ny week. .
ro nage ntwlitions nes behing <
eeived: by Mr. and. Mra: dlareld |
Stire ACom the birth afia daaprhter
arta Rost Haven: on Sunday,
esth,

oe Mr, Vietor Kolly le i on sunday :
ta return to his home back enst
‘for the -:

vafter Visiting: ‘in’ Sidney
“past three months with: relations,

cand hax been a guest at the home:
and |

“af his unele and) ant:
Mes. Ci, oC tochran,

The Afternoon
Andrew's anid Holy Trinity Wo-
man’s Auxiliary will meet oon
Wednesday, June 7th, at the home

My,

ef Mrs. Clayton, Theep Cove, at
wa pay
Mrs. Beveridge (the farmer

Misa Clare Helsen), of Indian, is
Visiting in Deep Cove at the home
af her payventacCal and Mra W
J, Belson,

Mr, Gerald Greaves: Walker of
~ Manihe visited here for a fow davs
Jast week, with hla- sleter,:
L. Godfrey. | He was ne.
-eonipanied. by Nin’ wife und small
daughter. ;

Mra, J, BS Foster, RR, 1, Royal.

-Onks Sannieh, WC. in one of the
Miro-Kleor, eantest winners,

Carl Horthy is visiting re- -

Bee!

May =

Rranech of St.

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