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EAR RIGHT
—attend the big dance on Mon-
day, January 1st. Fulford Com-
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everybody—-good music — good

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IDA C.-GLENN of the Sidney
Beauty Parlor announces that
her shop will be closed at Dec.
31st, 1989. She would like to
take this opportunity of thank-
ing those who patronized the
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New Year.

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CANADA
: SIDNEY. :
| Sunday, December 31st °

Minister: Rev. D. M. Perley, B.D.
’ Sunday Sehoo!—9:45 a.m.
Divine Service-—7:30 p.m.
SOUTH SAANICH
Minister: Rev. D. M. Perley, B.D.
Sunday School—10 a.m.
Divine Service—-11:15 .a‘m.
SALT SPRING ISLAND: -..
Minister. Rev. E. J. Thompson.
GANGES—

beloved husband and father,
Henry Smith, who passed
December 14th, 1938. :

John
away

Surrounded by friends ] am lone-
some,

In the midst of my joys 1 am blue,

With a smile on my. face Ive a
heartache,

_ Longing, dear husband, for you.

Sweet is the spot where you are
laid,

Many a.visit in silence is paid,

To lay a flower in. remembrance of
thee, -

. You are never forgotten, and never

will be.

Ever remembered by his Loving
Wife, Sons and Daughters.

NANAIMO TOWING CO. LTD.
’Phone Nanaimo 555 collect:

“ We Move Anything Afloat 1"

GALIANO HALL
SCENE OF VERY

SUCCESSFUL

CONCERT

(Continued from.Page One.)
tained with a. delightful dance,
after which Donald Jenkins very
ably recited “The Gingham Dog
and the Calico Cat.’”? Then onto
the. stage came three scarecrows
(Mary Hawthorne, Jack Haw-
thorne and John Ward) who sang,
“There ‘Were Three Crows.” A
minuet followed, danced by David
New, Iona Hardy, Joan Hume and
Teresa Walters, dressed in the old
fashioned costumes of long ago.
This scene was brought to a close
with the song, “Sing A Song of
Sunbeams” by the whole cast.

After an interval of 10 minutes
the play “Pyramus and Thisbe”
was presented, very well played by
the following pupils of the school:

Mary Hawthorne took the parts
ef Bottom and Pyramus.

John. Seoones’ was: Flute and
Thisbe.

Paul Seoones was Quince.

George Georgesan was. Snout

and Wall,
— Donald David was Snug and The
Lion,

Jack Walters was Starveling and
The Moon.

Joan Hume was Puck.

The courtiers were Norah Wal-.

ters, David New, John Ward, Jack
Hawthorne and Hugh Walters.
The fairies, who danced prettily,
were. Teresa . Walters and -Jona
Hardy. . Unfortunately, owing. to
illness; little Peggy Bellhouse was

-unable to be present to take the

~ part of Titania, Queen of the
Fairies. ;
The costumes were many and
varied, | all- exactly typifying the
- characters . they ° helped to “repre-

sent.

: The “concert: was Noted a huge =
“ success” ‘by the’ audienée.

“Mrs. A.

GALIANO ISLAND

Mr. and Mrs. Martyn Jenkins,
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Don
Jenkins and son Donald left the
island to spend Christmas
relatives in Vancouver.

Mrs. Hume and Joan pent sev-
eral days of last week in’ Vancou-
ver Christmas shopping.

Mrs. C.:Morgan returned to the ©
island on Saturday, also Mr. R.
Morgan, who will spend Christmas

with hie parents,

Mr. and Mrs. B. Corlett are at
Gossip Island as guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Denroche.

Miss Mary Sarson and Mr. B.
Sarson are guests of their aunt
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Heryet.

Miss D. Godfrey arrived on
Saturday. to. spend Christmas at
“The Haven.” :

O. H. New and small son
also Mrs. Ida New, are
the. Christmas season
and Mrs. Don New.

Mrs.
Billy,
apending
with Mr.

Mr. Quick: left fora short
stay in Vencuuen :

Repairs and alterations have
been commenced. on the Govern-
ment Wharf. Here’s hoping that
the C.P.R. steamers will treat it
a litde more gently after this.

Golf is still “tops” on Galiano.
Enthusiasts are to be seen playing
daily.

“EVERYTHING'S
ON ICE” AT THE
REX, GANGES

a (Continued from Page One)

take place as part of the floor -show
“at a swank Palm Beach night club, .
where Roscoe Karns, a kibitzing
‘and highly: impractical uncle, has:

_ Hall, Mrs, Watts, Mrs.
“and Mrs, J. John.

* GANGES,

‘secured:.an’ engagement’ for the ~..

CHRISTMAS
PARTIES FOR
“S CHILDREN

(Continued from Page One.)
singing. in- connection’ with this.

’ number were very effective. Vocal

selections were giiven by Mr. Lisle,
accompanied ‘by Mrs, “Lisle, and
were warmly appreciated. Mrs.
Perley acted as accompanist for
the carols. |

Supper was in charge of Mrs.

‘The program closed with the
presentation of gifts ta the mem-
bers of the school.

SUNDAY
SCHOOL
PARTY

Dee. 27. —- Mrs. Ve.C.
Best was hostess: Wednesday, last
week; when between 4 o’clock. and
7 o’clock, she entertained ‘her pu-
pils from St. Paul’s Sunday School
at a delightful Christmas party

given by her at her: home, the “AL

ders,” Ganges.

Seventeen children were pres-
ent and the afternoon .was spent
in games.

The Rev. C. H.. Popham, vicar
of the parish,
dressed the children; Mrs. Popham
and Winifred‘ Cathrop assisted the
hostess with the entertaining.

‘During the afternoon the hos-

‘tess was presented, by little ‘Donald.
Abbott, ‘with a beautiful bouquet —
of. yellow, and ‘pink. chrysanthe- --.

‘muins.. The. flowers, which were

“the gift of her’ Sunday Schoo) Po

pils, were . accompanied: ~ by~’
charming little speech by Margaret

Jane Macintosh, made. -on behalf: .

of. the children.

G. E. John. —

attended and ad- -

. brothers.

NORTH SAANICH
HIGH SCHOOL —
NOTES

By A STUDENT

On Friday afternoon, Dec. 15th,
before breaking up for: holidays,’

students of the junior and senior ~~.

high and the elementary. schools”
assembled
enjoy a program consisting of the

“best numbers that were featured ~ -
at the various school events” dur- 7

ing the. week.

PROGRAM.
“O Canada.” ;
Junior High Choir-—“We- Three

Kings of Orient Are.”

Duet: “O Come All Ye Faithful”
—Shirley Readings, Clifton. Col-
pitts.

Dance: Highland Ping —Donna
and Helen. Horth.

Piano solo—June Newling.

Dance: ‘Tap—Mae Ferguson.

Monologue: “Down: On
Farm’—Dorothy Villers.

’ Danee: Tap—Elin Jones. -

Piano. duet: -"*tGondoliere”
Brenda ‘Thomas and. Dorothy Hall.

Clarinet solo — Dick Primeau;
Glen John accompanist.

Piano solo—FElma Carmichael. :

The.

_ Junior Choir—The First Noel. com ck

“God Save the King.”

Bob Mounte, president” of. the:
Students’: Council,.
student activities: for. the term.
He then called upon Bruce Deildal, °
treasurer; ‘Dave
manager; of the Inkspot; ‘and’ Sid-
ney Lines, Red: Cross .ditector;. to.

submit reports to the meeting,. all OY

of which were accepted.

nia. arrived Saturday to” spend ™.
Christmas with ~ his eno and":

, “Mr. ‘Dick Foster rtned Peon ;
_Vietori ia. Saturday. to’ ‘spend Christ-.
“-mas_ at: home .as, well as “Rowland :
Foster: from. Nanaimo. Wb

Supper. was. “served at a o table’ eel

in the auditorium to...

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- Sunday School—10 30° a:m. .
Adult Bible Class—11:15:a.m.
Publie™ Worship—7 780° ce :

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-DAY. SCHOOL °
“Sunday, December 31st:
‘Sunday’ School—2:45. p.n m.:

Oy vening Service—7. 30.

Mr,. ‘Percy Wills: of ‘Vitoria will
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each Wednesday at 8 pm,

The Rev Danio! Walker of Vie-
tora will speak each Thursday
evening in the Sidney Gospel Hall
at 8 o'clock.

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subjeet of the
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on Sunday, i

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Viyght of the warld?

wt shall tawe: Vhos ‘light : of ie
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“The Golden’ Text ins “1 ‘am’ “the Lf
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smpire O14; Gearden 1019;
| Garden, Tana sahatien 4008,

~ E. Seoones and Miss Mary Scoones
accompanied on the piano, ‘while.
,. Stanley.
for the three’ fiddiers.

. Stevens. taught. the. dances,
be great. credit i is due to Mr:: Stevents:.:
S ‘who made: ‘the: ‘masks: and: was, also 2
responsible “for - the. stage” ‘setting. i

; taken’ care‘ of: by. NM rs. G.: W: Geor-
; ~eson and*Mrs.: LeM, Walters. -

gavening: drew. to a, Aas

- ~ PENDER. ISLAND

STEPPE IIE i

SS ‘spending a few days in Vancouver, sage

 pHONE 69. - SIDNEY, B.C.

. SPP eich etal -

ing a few days with their daugh-:

WATCHMAKER |

“ter and | family, Mrs. Pew, Nine,

: sister,

: _apending.. in few ditys with, Mr, and.

Manuger ;
ci UAMAAR SHAN SSA NANA A SHANA NSA SNS :

Arne, ne SOUTH: PENDER: ISLAND, B.C. :
J for thy: light ia: ¢ome, ands,
» The plony of thee Lord -is rsen. Upon. et,

beats is en COTTAGES. FOR RENT. “wa

S. Fi |. Curry & ‘Son

oe Brackett. Totnes s

attonded: ta promptly by an effle po

“prettily arranged , with: Christmas.
“with Ireue, “her* mother, and older™ - decorations - and. - “before leaving
“sister, Karns -installs. the entire the children: ‘were ‘recipients ” of
. party. in an: expensive. hotel, ‘and - wifte of candies and ; ppalioanS E
‘proceeds ‘to “put the: family in. aS
serious: financial: ‘hole. ‘by spending =
money. dike water. His. attempts.

youngster. Arriving at the resort:

a The ‘purest form In: whie
* tobeceo :ean be cenokad’’

Ward played © ‘the. “violin:
Mrs. ‘Ralph:
and

‘MAYNE. Heres

“Santa : Claus’ arrived following.
the, concert, a a cheering’ from 7

a delicious. supper was served,
having een.

Following: this dancing. was en-. and. other: important. members - ‘of
joyed for’ a short: time... and meee well-rounded company ‘are. ‘Ed-
o> gar: Kennedy,’ Lynne’ Roberts, . Eric "s
“Linden; Mary Hart,’ George Mee-
’ ker and “Bobby ‘Watson. “Unusu-
ally. attractive: backgrounds a add to oh
Mr.and: ‘Mrs.’ Basil: Phelps: are the gaietys 6" us. fe
visiting with Mrs. Phelps, sr. cee “Everything's ‘On Tee”? was pro-

‘ -duced - by.-Sol Lesser for. RKO.

Mr. and Mrs. Adams are Ry “It was’ directed by Erle Cc.
{ “and. the ice. ballets in, the.
‘picture: were staged by. the famous al
_ Hollywood dance producer, Dave -

: “Gould:: The? song, “Rverything’s ”
“Mr. ani: Mrse Keiller: are: spend- On’ Ice," is hy “Milton Drake and. |
Fred Stryker. while’ Victor’ Young © asd
tind “Paul, Webster “wrote “Birth 06 <:
“of a“ Snowbird" for the:elaborate:
finde number,

Wo. ‘still “have ; al large. ‘assortment ; ‘of art cles. ‘Saitable : ‘for
/ NEW: YEAR® GIFTS and) are “featuring, a: special line” ‘of.
“ CALENDARS: ‘ranging. in , price, from '10¢, to’ 75e°-—: als

a New Year, Cards,’ -

“Roy

Mr. D. ‘Taylor j is iise ‘spending a
; Tew. days. at. his. home here.,

ecouver,

oem ete veme ieee > a LN OR RD MEN ED ED 0 aa at AN

The SEASON'S GREETINGS
and BEST WISHES for _

Mrs, Ross, osr,. is. visiting oot
Grosvenor House for a few days. ¢

Ceow reer orc reser r cor ro cre

Mr. Bill Corbett is spending a
week cin Victoria,

Messrs. Leslie and Elmer Bower-
man. spent Christmas’ with their”
Mrs, , 1), Dobie, in Vietoria. :

Mra nnd? “Miss “Melntyre> are 3

{po ny ‘geod: turn “every. day lt.

: serecerseraneccrcercors: i

M oo “MeDougal.

Mussa BUD: atid Dave’ ‘Paleoner i in
are ‘also appending. Christmas: athe A nuinber: of the ‘troop; went. for
their home. oo ea aver-night hike: {a the top of

ws oo Mount: Nowton | and ae ww Jot of.
Miss Pesiey Smith i Mii J: : fan, uN well fin: ROME rel outdoor
Grinmer: Saye: spending. the: hali- A Le

oodnye With. {hele parents: oe eens
os Mra As Taylor nvendinig ott a GH Be eg hh Sata ty
“Christian holidays. iv Victoria, Those wha “went: were Troop. |

. “ Lender: Jamen Johny Patrol Leader’ —%
, Mr, ‘wid. “Mra, Winriur, “ind wu hg Péck, Second) Campbell War.
- yon, are leo spending, the holidays _render-and Scouts kK, Holanda, Dp.”
In Victérin, « OS olmwood, oT Warrender, We
Young, J Bland. Rose :
‘The. cooks were vory ood ‘and
yt up sone grand: mols,” hah Loa
Those ‘who passed’ their first.
clasa axemanship were K, Hollands,
D. Holmwood, i. neetaidaty Wi
Young, J. Wand, :
+ Boys, don't: forget to: be. at the:
hall on the 28th (Thureday) ‘at 7
“wm for the party with the Gu Ider,
~ daughter dune are. spending. a.
honth at High River, Alborta | aim pane ta heen. enrolled ane
“"w Seont,

moe My, Mave, Richardron is. visiting Phere: waano: ‘eieular meoting
with, nis AALher, tae Hov, Mey, elie nat: Saturday. © 8

: On. the 80th Sotnrday) we wan :
“all the DADS ‘or borrowed DADS a
* ‘for the’ o_ FRED! eee -

iW

- Mrs. Cassidy spent a day: con
Pinder Jani, weels” ar

Mr. und: Mys, Sones are
visiting: In Vietorin,

Mr. nod Mrs: Eviekaon and two
en) sans hare Visiting. with Mrs,

alae

Meyer Mrs,: ‘Rowernat. “and

: ardaon.

7 Mr “Brackett pent “tow
days in Vane’ yver net week, a

: ‘meando er

. ne noha is spending « few . Vancouver. Mrs, .B, G. Amiens, who

cota ye dew yery i An, the General Mose,,
— Mr, B. G “Amles um Visiting. in el