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THIRTY. THIRD YEAR, No. 27.

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, July 4, 1945.

Possible Sites and Build-
ing Costs Report Ex-
pected by September

Ganges, B.C.—At a:meeting of
the members of the Lady Minto
Gulf Islands hospital last Friday
2 committee of five, with power
to add to their number, was
formed to look into possible build-
ing sites and building costs for a
new hospital for the Gulf Islands.

A good turnout of members

from all parts of the island were
present, W. M. Mouat presided.
The committee will investigate
prospective building sites for a
new hospital. Costs will also be
investigated, water supply, sani-
tary requirements and other data
will be gathered and a report will
be made before the end of Sep-
tember.
- Those elected to the committee
included: Ven. ,.G. H. Holmes, Dr.
G. W. Meyer, Dr. M. B. Wellwood,
. T. Fowler, Warren Hastings, H.
Loosmore, C. J. Zenkie, J. Muntz
and Mrs. Peterson, hospital
matron. .

A. R. P. PRICE
DIES AT GANGES

The death occurred at 12.35
.a.m., June 27, of Augustus Robert
Petley: Price, who passed away at
his*home'on Ganges Harbour, fol-
“lowing. a long illness.

Born: at’ Muskoko, Ont., in May
--1885,..Mr. Price..was' the eldest

> son’ of Mrs. Price, Salt: Spring Is- ;
_land, :and the:late P,.L. A.. Price..

He spent: sixteen. years in India
‘with. the:..G-E.C."-and:.was- a_vet-
‘eran’ ofthe: last:‘war, ‘serving as a
-eaptain. ‘irfthe.,Indian Army re~

He came | sto. reside: ;

lag-covered" casket to. the? :Angli-
an? cemetery, where’ ..interment

cand. other:
-laid:.on. the: grave..

Lt.-Col. , . Macgregor. ‘Macintosh,
- Besides’ his wife, ‘the late Mr.
- Price: ‘is survived. by ‘a. son “and
- “daughter,
mother, Mrs. }..Petley.. ‘Price,
brothers, Harold .and Reginald,
tall of Salt’ Spring Island, two sis-
ters; Mrs, ‘Charlesworth: of Salt
Spring and- Mrs, Cc, EB, Ley, Vie-
_toria. .

Discuss
Provineial ¢

Directors of Ward Slx, led by
Sydney Pickles, president, met
with Premier Hart and: members
of the Cabinet at a special meet-
iny of thal body on Tuesday,
June 26, to discuss the petition
placed recently for the secession

At

of Ward Six from the Municipal.

ity. of Saanich. .
My.. Pickles -presented . a

hy Judge. Lampman,

mate population of 1,855,
are T10 ALopyers.

1 $456,645, in 1046 |

amount, to $44,000.
Se Pha ratepiyers tte Ward:
“stated. Mare
“dn. any other, glx avards in
muniaipality,

‘Other Ward Six apenkers:to ade:

dress the Cabinet were: W. Ker
Hey, Capt. Nal. Gray, 37%, Myr,

Bullock, W, D. Mitchell and Mr,

Whitehouso,

The proup sought an early de-

_eision on their petition. to aceede.
Ward Six in “Saanich
favorably owith a similar
aren An BG.
land, In the Cannan Valley.

Simmerland:
mated population, 2,300,
mated revenue. $26,221,

; mated revenue, $44.0 9

- McNew ughton Promises

. At Local. Wedding

-emnized.

“McLennan, son: of..Mr.:

<3 The ‘serv as<hel ‘th
“was ‘made, many. “beautiful. wréaths: pe service; was;held at the hom

‘floral ‘tributes )-being~
ethe pallbear- 7
“ers”. were’: ‘Capt. oe CG. Best, Lt.-.
Col. J. H.. -Carvosso, | I..H. .Ching,

Capt. J. Mitchell, Gavin C. Mouat.

Kenrick’ and Blgy, his ©
two.

s Secession

gen:
oral statement Ino which he ‘atated |
that. separation was urged: many
‘yeard ago on dhe bast of a report :
Ward 6,.the
statement continued; hak ai here.
nye of. 11,200 with an approx].
There
Assensod
value of land in-Ward 6 amounts
Municipal
‘tax ‘eolleetion from the ward will

“six,
Pleklea, save the moat
e heavily: taxed par enplta of. Ulva
Ae

compares
rural
known as Sitmmmer-

12,00 ncres, enti-
Bsti-
South |
Saanich (Ward 6): 11,206 nerves,

i ostimated population, 1,866; oall-

FISHING BOATS IN
DEMAND AS WAR
CONTRACTS END

Considerable . increase in the
construction of fishing boats is
anticipated in British Columbia

during the coming 12 months. All
the companies engaged in the
fishing trade are known to be in-’

‘terested in the expanding of the

operations and in the replacing
of some of the present units of
the fishing fleet. Boatyards on
the other hand are terminating
work on war contracts and are
consequently in a_ position to
handle private building for the
fish companies. .

B.C. Packers Limited have Just
launched a new 56-foot seiner,
the Frank Ellis, which was built
at the Park Shipyards Limited at
Coal Harbour, Vancouver. Two
other 56-foot seiners are now
nearing completion for this com-
pany. .

PARATAVUUAIEAUUTUUTOTUBTAUTUVATD

THE WEATHER

The following is the meteoro-
logical record) for. week ending
July 1,
Experimental Station ::

.Maximum temperature. weveceeeeeeeeTA

Minimum temperature.
Minimum ‘on ‘the grass..
Rainfall :(inches) -
Sunshine’ (hours):

- 45

Quiet Ceremony

With « only the: immediate. fani-
ly. present: the’ wedding. was:.sol-
on. -Thursday.: evening,
‘of ‘Marian: Gardner,

une: 28,

“Ss Gardner;
Sidney, ‘and: George: Bruce.

Mrs
‘Acres,?”:

“Sunny

and “Mrs:
R. :G.: McLennan, * ‘Chalet: Road:
“Rev. - Frank’ Hardy. officiated

of thes: bride.’ 1A reception, vate
tended: “bys immediate ©. ‘relatives
- followed © the “ <etremony;." ?-The®.

couple: left: fora’ short: honeymoon"

‘on Salt . Spring ~ Island. “" Upon®’

their. return .the groom -will leave:

for: duty in ‘an up-island: ‘forestry
camp, to be joined . later by ie.
‘bride. ~ ;

_ From April. 30, 1844, to the
end of ‘the year, ‘Canada delivered

. 450,000 tons ‘of munitions, stra-

tegic materials and food to Soviet
Russia, Total value of this ma-
terial “was.’$187,000, 000.

Socmnaueamannerened

AIRCADETSAT
PATRICIA BAY

Three hundred enthusiastic air
cadets will occupy special quar.
ters at the Air Cadet Camp at the
Patricia --Bay station, Sidney,
throughout the. sunimer,

The first camp sia now hn proe
gress, Most of tha cadets! time
will be taken up with training,
dri, BT, lectures, smal) arms
fring, machine gun drill, sports
and gliding displays, A fligeht
will also bo made -in a Canio fly-
Ing bont,

Cadets fram all aver
-Columbin Jare oxpected: to: nate
“thes sunimor camp,

romaine SAL tnt pe tet Fantntneneyyentetoteanee |

‘Have You. Moved?

that ia being aaked hy oftielnls af
the: Department of “National
Vealth and Welfare,' ;

Thore people whe applied for a
Family « Allowance and — have
changed: tholy addresa since then
are asked to notify the Family
Allownneos ‘regional office eatab-
Ushed In the provinelal eapital,

A close cheek fa kept on the
provineial reeordy of births and
deaths but these, along with
change of address, "should alsa he
reportod to thate whan first. ale
lowanea cheeks are paid in July
they. will -be sent in
amounts wo the right address,

antes preseesiemecenrapnryeprsincesiacemeesiaentt essen Se

- Action Re: Army Campa: :

Majors (iv noral G
“NAG Paderal Mavnbar,
ceeived word

“Poarkes,
has ree:
from General) Me-
‘Naughton that elose attention will
he oplven -the sangestion that un-
used) Army.. camps. noar.Patrich,
Nay. he: ured for nervice. or elvil- ‘

lan famillon to relieve tho hours
Ine altunation,
Gen. Penrkes,. alxo wired the

Tfon. C.D, Wowe, minister of re-
waa
in. Ollawa ab-tho. Une - dnd.

‘construction, who, howaver,
hat
was unablo ta reply,

furnished by Dominion |

the “unit,
. success of the Garden’Party and
“the outstanding - results achieved Uk

: complished ©
hearted : support. of the” ommun-:
en OF of":

“various, :

_tions: and’

British |

“Inve” you. moved (0. 4: new:
address xinea “tha” middle: of
‘Mareh?™ ‘Mila is the “question

tha right .

British troops breaking out of their Bridgehead across the Rhine
of Brunen on March 27 and continued their great advance to Borke

villages on the way.

British 2nd Army Breaks Out of Rhine Bridgehead

Praises Public, Patrons
For Success Of Fete

Capt. Nat Gray, Unit President, Reports
On Outstanding Success of Brentwood

Red Cross Group at Fete; $1,465 Raised

At a recent mecting of the executive of the Brentwood Red Cross
Unit reports ‘were’ presented.and accounts. passed: in connection with

the Garden Party. held at Butchart Gardens.

Total receipts were

$1,596.16 with an expense of $131. 26 left a. net gain for “< Red Cross

Society of $1, 465. 16.

* Capt. ‘Nat: Gray,
in’ reviewing: the great.

said this: ‘could . not: have: been’ “ac-
“without othe. whole-

stalls, “tea garden.
games: were. highly: commended :

‘It:was’ agreed: to: write: letters”

members | of. the: unit’ who had -by:
their,

personal ‘work: had helped .so™

much~ in making. the’ affair’ such” -

a. ‘guecesss. |’

“AlK were agreed “that while the
Brentwood unit’: sponsored: the
Garden Party: its: success. reflect-
ed eredit:on the whole community.

Seek F ‘erry Service
: Between Islands

An effort to obtain fy ‘Rere
vieo between’. Fulford Harbour
and Islands in the Gulf Island
‘group will be. made - this week
when -Jlon. © Herbert Anseomb,
Minister of Public. Works, -visits
Salt Spring Island.

A. delegation will wait upon
Mr.’ Anscomb and discuss with,
him the possibility of the renewal
of services. The delegation will

inelude: Capt, d, A. Fisher, Gali-
ano Ishind; Captain TJ, GQ. Den-
roche, Gossip | Island; dd. oS. Stig-

inns, Farmers’ Institute president,

and M,. Bridge, ender Island,
E. H. Bridgman Dies
Id, Hl: Bridgman, Deputy Min-

ister of Munielpal Affairs sineo
ae for the Provinco of British
Columbia, ded at has -home in
Victoria early. on Tuusday morn

“ing, July a

OA fow weeks: ayo My.
man addressed public: meeting
dn Sidney and. gave much Infor

mation covering tha formation of:

an_ineorparated village,

Born tn’ Lincolnshire; Vingland, :
OO: YOu

wd;: Mi Bridging, sur
rived in’ Vaneouye v iy dle pate
LB in 1885, ee

HOW: SOON? |
Synthetle., rubbor, “produced - al
the Canadian overnmont-owned

Polymer Corporation: at Sarnia,
Ont, in now being sold for Tess

than the 141. price of natural ©

rubber,

Cee a eeeraemedeinnel

A tu platoon of Chinese sole
dlers, most of them Canadian-
ate have just finished — basic
trating In nnada, and are enpror
to get Inte tha Sight | againat

. Japan,

Nn
Please Note |

Duo. tothe holliday: many, in fs

toréstnye Mtorle: have “af necessity
“heen, omitted “from (his issue of
“Who Raviiw, ©:

A complate :
happenings.
next woek's

resume. of local
will by printed in
edittan. The com.

Notion of the hitorieal notes on

Toly Trinity) church, “which  ob-
werved Ha BOUh anniversary art

week, willcalae appear next week. -

CIMA

president of:

“ney ‘Volunteer Fire "abende an:
nounces -

/and.”..
“>: poses »
for.the manner:in which: they: car-°:

ied‘ out: their, respective activities...
ae dl P on. iia night.

of: thanks ‘to’ alls: those: ‘organiza-
‘individuals not active

contributions:-of goods .or .

lor
Bridge =

FIRE SIREN. To.
‘SOUND ‘WEEKLY

that. S
Thursday, aa
Si

st] pur-
and: will also ‘servecas a
simmons for members: ‘of the ‘fire
brigade - ‘who-hold-the

The: signal “will be, for 1

New Mining Concern
Purchases. Anyox Site

Purchase of: the: Anyox® “site; .
formerly * used “by* ‘the Granby’
Mining and Smelting .Co. Ltd., is
announced by the B.C. Minerals
and Resources Development Co. |
Ltd. a ‘recently-formed: concern
which is considering the selling

up: of. ancivon and = steel industry ©

in the: coast provinee,

DS. T ait, :
Mine Ltd.; ° is president. of
Minerals: and: Resourees Co, Ltd
LA him are W. S. 18 Ilis, Norman

« MeGonnell,, Godfrey:F, Groves,
Onn B, Gerle, Robert Cc, Samp-
son, Harry Jo Turney and Louis
M. Corks,

Taking: over of the Anyox nile
allows the eompiany oa hydro- elec
trie plant eapnble of providing an
ample supply of chaap power, to-
ether with ca eleured and ready-
made site for the operation, and
woud duckage in a sheltered area.

The ¢ompany has also necquired
the Tasu iron deposit, on Moresby
Island, The ores from this de-
posit enn be transported to Anyox
nt low cost, the company claims,

. « . ° ° .
Junior W. A. Picnic

St. Mary's Lake. Under the
convenership of Mrs oW, G. ay.
and Myra, dauek Abbott, the’
Junior branch J of) the Women's
‘Auxiliary held as pienie recently
at the home of Myr. and Mray al.
Kingdom, St. Mary's hake,
Spring: Islands oes

The aftermoon started wwith oa.
Khorl: service hy ° Ven, Gd OM
Tholmes, he cafterwards heard angh
child yopont. the members prayer,
“the prive: for which, by: unanim-
ous doelstiny wa
Myrna Bond, ,

sult

The prize winners of the throw .

‘frees were. ‘Gerraine: Caloman,
Phyllis Donkersloy and Rdith
Kingdom,

. The remainder of the afternoon
was given up to games and, fol-
lowing ten, Gorraine Goleman
mid Diana Blythe made nn apeech
of thanks to Mt and Mra, King-
dom for lending thelr home, and
to Ven. and Mra, Holmes for be-
ing present.

The ehildren Jpresented Mra,
Holmes with oserap-- books and
mounted pletures f
bales,

Carnival Queen

. Valorie “‘Uaailion, ‘valud
Minion’. Day . Parnival
Queen ab SDuneéin dan

resident. of: Sldnhay.: Soma “yeara

nyo Valeria and har mother were. «:

resident in Sidney, Mrs, Hnmil-
ton taught sehaol here |:

The Desmiihiea Day ‘celobration
at Dunean was Witnensed hy
Wourands at vinitors, miny. from
the Sannich. aren, -A full
sports und games wan onjoyed, -

7 ind‘.

chead ‘of : ‘Pyivageor.
B.C,”

awarded to

ov misslonary-

day. of:

north of the Ruhr captured the town
n and Dorsten, taking many towns and

Lightkeeper Honored
On 80th Birthday

“Sticks’’ Allison, well-known

old-timer around Ladysmith, and
lightkeeper for 40: years at the
Gap, celebrated his 80th birthday
on Saturday, June 23.
‘ In honor of the occasion,.a tea
was held at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. Frances Clements,
at North Galiano. number of
old friends gathered to wish
“Sticks” every happiness, and to
present him with many gifts, and
flowers.

~ A happy’ surprise of the after-
noon : was:.,the return Jof Mrs.

Clements’ husband, “Cpl. Bill ‘Cle- ;

ments, who. has: been overseas for:
five: -years, “two and 2:

of-war c

camp His return: was'.lin:

agg? those” ‘presen:
Allison,” Mr, ;
G

‘Plitero: tS:
a nines

Stan
Cpl...
gucrit

»Ter ry

“Closing exer cises took the foun

of a “school. sports, - attended: ‘by . '.2,
parents and friends, “on ‘Tuesday ©. -
chile.
clean,” ’
pleased): nll:
amusement was®.

“The
and:

afternoon,;, June: 26,,
dren’s ukeen interest:
healthy competition’;
present, “Much
caused by the novelty races,
Officials were: Starter, Mr.
Geo, Nunn; Judges, Mosars: Dal-
ton, Fisher, D. Lyle and: A.: Sans-
bury; recorder, Mrs, Wardle,

The following is a list of events

and winners:

Flat race «- 1, Ann Kings. 2,
Margaret Fishers 3, Mary Bosher,
lat race, 80 yvda. --- 1, Anne:
Lyle; Y, dnek Bath; 3,0 Bobby
Readings, .
Flat roee, Ob yds. -—- 1, Ruth’

Kingss 2, Ricky
~ Bull.

Mlat ree,

thol Misher; 8,

AB ydy,—- 4, John

Kings; 2) Retty Lyla; au, Virwinin
‘Bull, ¢2

Mat: ynee, 50° ‘ydase4, Paddy
Dalton; 2, Ronnie, Fishery 8,..Don-

nie Cox,

Potato meer,
Shirley Baths °3, Dunean:
 Baekwardd, Donnie
Hthel Kinhery 3, Yvonne

Baekward- oly ‘Toonnia .
2, doho ines 4, Paddy Dalton:
Saale mace rane Donne Cox p-2,
Weky Rul; 3, Dunedin Moores -

Gaxy 2,
Thomas,

Former Resident Here.»

_ the
‘will eventually drain the business |

Cl Sota and: Pete: ‘Still

7 and® ‘Lloyd: Baine ., : chureh' on: “unday, June. 24.

a) mee School. Bri
Term With Sports —

Rieky Tull; a,
‘Moore. |

Vishers,

* Member Canadian Weekly
Newspapers’ Association, an
organization embracing . the:
nation with.

Q. membership
of. 562, weekly newspapers. »

Subseription, in advance, year: $2, U.S. $2.50, copy Bc

Tenders for the  long-sought
drainage plan for Sidney are now
being called by the Provincial
Department of Public Works.
Bids close noon, July 9. Tt is
hoped that construction will pro-
ceed as soon as possible after
July 9, when the bids have been
epened and the contract awarded.
Construction of the first unit
of the drainage scheme will see
the fruition of many months of
labor by members of the Sidney
Business Men’s Association, who
were instrumental in interesting
gover lument officials in the pro-
ject.
_ Materials for the job are now
in Sidney. It is possible that the
work may be well advanced this
summer, The job will ‘complete
first unit of a plan which

district of Sidney.

FUN GALORE

PENNY CARNIVAL
DRAWS CROWDS

The shrill squeaks of excited
children, the clutter of debris, and
much good-natured. bantering all
contributed to one of :the . most
successful of the smaller sales of
work to be held in Sidney.

- On Thursday, June 21, Sidney
Elementary school held its : ‘Penny

. Carnival and Sale of: Work. Side .
shows, -games,
‘the fair were
«short. duration, -the fair: ‘wound. to :
a elimax.. with’ keen: :patronage.. cat
half rot *».
> which: were : spent. in ,a prisoner...

‘and all. the fun of
as advertised. Of |

the . games. and: side-shows:
Proof «.of : its “suecess: was “the
amazing: total. ‘of $105 aised.

af ttached '
at: “the: j

lych=g: ae

i

Sack
Ronnie Fisher 3.3, .John King.
Skipping: -— as Ruth“ King; “2,
Shirley Bath; 3, Anne Lyle, A ae
Skipping —- "1, ‘Betty: Lyle;:.2

the: Wishers.'3,; ‘Yvonne ‘Thomas,

Squat. race—=1, Donnie: Cox;.2,:

Ruth Kings 3, Bobby Reading. .

Squat race-—I, “Patsy ‘Bosher} :
2,. Yyonna. Thomas; 3, Joanne »
Crossley. ° So °

ow? heard. the needle — 1, John
Kings’. 2, © Giny Ball; 3, Paldy
Dalton. rr

Three-legy etl = A, Donnie Cox

and Ray? Bath; 2,
RBobhy Rendings; :
tan and Jnelie Rath.

Three-logpzoed—-L,  ithel
and Yvonne Thomass. 2,
King and Shirley Bath; 3;
Lyle and Rieky Bull,
~ hree-leppade1,

Rieky Bull and
» Dunenn Gur

fisher
Ruth
Anne

and. Arthur Rida. ~
Relays; eivelo-sPuddy Dalton’s
team;
King's “teams
Wisher'’s > team,
unp, jee d,

Ronnia,
‘Brond .

Ren dinues and: Ann Tiylo. me
Brond famape<l, Paddy’ Dalton;
2: Ronnie Mishery:
(G ontinned on “Pago ¥ our):

Fyvie

_ community spirit: they had, shown

“months, he. was leaving’ the® ‘island

“ appointed ©
» months; leaving:over® a. year ag

race ~~ 1, “Pr sdily Dalton; : om

Paddy... Dalton. ;
and Ronnle Fe ishers-2, John Kings.
and John Lyles :3,. Ralph. Thomas...

Ronnie Fisher's team; John
Shutdla = John
King's team yp John Lyle'a ton 5

: Dunewn : I
Muove; a, Rielty: Tull} 8, Rabhy-

By dobn Kings: ;

a

ere

rst

idney Drainage

C.W.L. RAISE $160
AT SALE OF WORK

Ganges. —- Under the general’:
convenership of the 7
Mrs. W. Jameski, the ‘Catholic...
Women’s League held “a. sale’ of

work and tea recently at the Log *-.

Cabin, Ganges, kindly lent to: the.”
members by Mrs. LeFevre.

Mrs. R. Maxwell and. Mrs. 'D.:
presided over.a stall fori)
fancy and plain needlework, Mrs. °-%
M. Gyves being in charge of the ~
home cooking. Tea, convened by -
Mrs. George St. Denis, assisted -
by Mrs. E. Brenton, Mrs. J. Rol- ©
land, Mrs. Marquis and Miss Tilly

Akerman, ‘was served .at: small
kabics.
Tombola_ prizes were as. folk:

lows: Mrs. J. Rolland, $10;-Pte..-.
Rudman, Vancouver, $6; FB.
Sharpe, embroidered tablecloth; ;
Mrs. J. ‘Rolland, dinner’ cloth | ‘and
_ napkins;- Pte. M: W. Turner, Na:
naimo, book ends; .Mrs.: A; "Stev-
ens, pyrex dish; Miss Mabel Row-=:
bottom, Sidney, Gulf. Islands Re-
view.

Four -special. prizes donated by:
Father Lariviere were: won’ by. L:
Marquis,. :Pte... Ronald‘: Lee, : Mrs:
kK. J: Tahouncy, F. O: Swanson. 4

At. the. close’ of the. afternoon
Father ~Lariviere, =in‘ ‘short’
speech, thanked” everyone ; forthe

“and: the’ co- -opération. they.“had’*,
-given“‘him. = He*-announced: with:
‘regret. that, ‘within: the: next: few:

, to. a up. his: -duties at. -Tzouha-

dish: Navy. ‘in 1940, doing convo
“duty Son”. the® northern * “route *:
Russia: and. Ieeland, “Ie ‘was nex
stow. Esquimalt: for

for :the’. east coast®. in: ‘the’, frigat
“Chebough.. ° Since = then™ he. has:
heen | -eonvoying: “near. Newfound.

J
bee: will, be held ‘by.members: "OL.

St, Mary’ 8, Guild: to. stain. the new...

> fenee in front. of the: “chureh As’
~ sistance will algo” be given nat:the:
’ Parish Fete ‘at: Ganges this: month,
The: “quarterly” -meeting, of? ‘the’
“Guild which was held at the home
of Mra. J., Shaw, Fulford :Har-
-bour, daw the © “president, : : Mra,
Harold Price in charge. oe

Finwneial report. shawed
with. $150 invested |” in’ Vietory
bonds-and’a cash surplus of. $59, Ob
the Guild: is-inaa satisfactory, fie
haneial, positions... co. :
a An. interesting,
“shown |) members: by”
* Venerable: Arelidancan 'a ;
“Holmens The! ‘ongravad: brian tah?
‘lat which “will be placed on “tho
Lych-gate © of) St. Mary's: chureh
to. commemorate: the: Both, annals
-versary. of the: chureh. wag Mins
Mayed | :

Tha: antiaal “Gulia: Vote | “wi
agin. beheld: thin: your in Aupuat:
at the home ‘ot Mra. Jed: Shaw,
the. uatal.. sual and. contoat, will

Ganges. A Salat Wodding::
took place. on) June 28. at: th
United: church; : Ganges, : whon: ‘a
AAG. pon. Rev, J. Dewnr,: aasiated °
by tha fathor. of the bridegroom,
united ine marriage. Mary Trobe), '
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mra,
‘Kenneth Woodworth, Vesuvius’
Bay, and Capt. Alexander Moore
af Ottawa, only “son of Roy; | tind
«Mra. I. Moore, of Winnipeg:

Tha bride, who® was \yiven in.
“marriage “by char: father, wore! 1
-Tloor-longth «Victorian: gown; of:
“SARA with: ‘#hort: aloaves,. ave
~ hor hale war) voll of white: no

Db.
Lumbar,
former.”

That of the Rhine---German | privonare’
armas equipment walled LaWani Unda . Bulleh.. haldtor, ,
while flags. He or

who

; dataten: wind: cornf OWorh.

thraw ‘away: thoirs:
aarry lng.

CS ronehing: 40; autho: shoulder, &: sho:
waitlad, bouquet. of

boatman: wan
fra or ins : “hy 4 : 5
: Woliowingt. ‘tho coremony
“eoption was held: at: Ganner “Innd
after, which the, bride and, bride
irraom loft for Victoria,

After tha honeymoon |ine 3.0
Mr... and «Mra: Moore will make
thelr homo in Ottaw

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that a