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THIRTY-SECOND YEAR, No.

22

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, May 10, 1944

LOWER VANCOUVER ISLAND AND GULF ISLANDS
This unit has two-thirds of its quota ¢ of $750,000 and

expects to vaise the balance in

SUB-UNITS

North Saanich has gone ov
s trving to-make 150%.

North and South Pender
of $14,500 on Monday.

Galiano. Mayne and Sat
quotas last week.

Salt Spring Island is doin
of a quota of $65,000.

SAANICH AND
ISLANDS NOW

NEAR QUOTA

second week of the Sixth
‘Loan campaign ended
with North Saanich sub-unit, un-
der the chairmanship of F. J.
Baker, well over its quota, $116,-
‘000. Final returns Saturday night
-showed a total of $122,850, 105%
" ($6,850) over the quota, and the
salesmen are sure this will be well

The

“ adyanced by therend of the cam-

paign. :
Major Yardley, “and: Mr. .Cran,,
his. assistant organizer, are full.

of praise for the job being done -
by the North Saanich salesmen.

its
Fifth, Victory Loan quota, but the;

t. this. time.

‘nich. Y ; othe way | they.
: ipp a. the: ‘Sixth’ Victory,
slau ant ;

no-uncel ‘tains mans

: ‘Novthi and: ‘South: Puiider: Islands:
went over their quota’ ‘of $14,500 oa
“i Monday. morning: «This: sub- unit:
Lent over, with a. bang. vin
“ifth: Victory Loan campaign, and:
it‘ looks like a“repeat performance :'
this time. Congratulations, North:

“and: South" Ponders: earry on” the
RE good | work, Be So :
& Sales Spring “sland is -poing
strong wilhe;a -total -of . $41,750.

“against a quota. of $65,000, -V.
_Case-Morris and his committee are
sure this: figure will be met by the
end of the week.

The Lower Vancouver Island
Rural and Gulf Islands Unit had
‘achieved two-thirds. of its quota
Of $750,000. bythe: end of the
second week- and -is hoping to he
inca position ; 40 anise its quota
pennant ‘by the latter part. ay, the
final week's canvass,

Mrs, G. Seott and’ Mrs, M, Mid-
dlemas are spending a week
Vietoria,

Mrs, AS Miller has left to visit
with friends at Red Deer, Alberta,

Me tend Van-
couvor lest

Mrs. No Corbett and infant
diughter are visiting in’ Vietoria,

Mr, and Mis, A, 08,
sav Patsy care can the
present, oo

VOW, Menzies spant
Veaneouver recently,

Mascaind Mrs. Hendeasan hive
faker op thei teddeneo ae Arn
dae

ovrthur
tow daya in

Mis, DD, Cousinenu aad: Miss
sony Caresinewin ave sper muting
ings {ni Viincouver, .

‘Miee 1
Viarnvouser,

. ao.
Mera. le, Blanchitard
In Vancouver”
Miss M, Stirings
te her hoo here,

LeCph oP. Ut, Grimmer bas res
themed to Virntouver,

sped ne dbaw in

week,

Craddock
ixdiind

a odiaye in

Dobson as spending i
Vancouvers

il
Cage is cali present in
visita

ix

has returned

Mrs. (ad { Colin spent ton fer week beginning May 11: duy, May W4. Ganon Coleman has
Mrs. Calsp and san Can spent yippee many friends on the island, who,
aoday in Vietoria . \ Hq owinl oan)
, Orderly OMeer Lt ko T danes, 0 wou i wi i wn to hen phim
Truce Davidson bs visiting his Yederhy Moree Spt. tT}. sproak, ews Known in western
parents, Ale ne Mex, A, revi mayne ence RTE D Ganada, some years ago, as west-
sO, . Te. erm ‘director of Toe TE and made
. ~ PARADE friends in nae parta at that Une.
Mee  Pallird ds spending ne ay - Canon Coleman went over to
. . wo ocumpany will parade at . .
how days ine Vancouver, ; y Moglind to become rector of Ad)
; Tarnow Rani on a May Hilewe “Revkings whieh was tat. !
Mass NON. Grimmer amd gon ify 8h ERE Bans fon rile pam ally demolished in. the London
John spent a row dys WW v letorin — . Witzs he 4 now Canon Missioner
! nal werk ‘| riick will eave Sidney Vost for (he Diocese, af BG, - He mir.
ww RTT Re? fi selon ' PeMiien: at Mane “Toure. lad oa draught of Canon. Kine:
2 are raed arcane Lee nts : Pop) averes nt sundays sheen. larimerly of SV aneouver, ow ol
week in Vaneauyers So AROTET Soe oe Santh Pender ooo: :
Mes anl Mysis A Dooley we, Viv Ranga Mele Wt ceccas pent a 4
OU et)? ee indanal . Ranier. « Pinning we 61 _
en OC eT Held Over
Help the uverseits cigarette fund Ranger Wood, Wee Oa Owing i Inch of apie we ave :
( His ce t 4] i wn a 4 Vo
hy attending: the dance at the i. - William Newton, Cnpt, eT TIM Oa net ine, \
OP Te fall, Sidnoyee Adee. OG, No, & Company. - oo

istrict, has: centainly, made ip for a

Spams
the. Cole-Bay «Reserve sand: ‘extin-e.
: a fire “which. burned rail.

“yea
the:
and: a, ‘supply.

in:

it few

afew days

er its quota of $116,000 and

Islands went over their quota

urna Islands reached their

g well, now having $41,750

New Beauty Parlor
Proves Popular

The Beacon Beauty Shop, Bea-
con Avenue, has recently changed
hands and is now under new man-
agement. Edna Mitchell, who has
operated the shop for the past two
or three years, has gone to Van-
couver to reside and the new pro-
prietor is Lavene Boothe, who will
operate under the name “Lavene’ s
Beauty Salon.’

Mrs. -Boothe comes highly ree-
ommended, having. experience in
the -east and ‘in : Vancouver at
Roger of the Russian Duchess.

The salon is all remodelled and
decorated throughout with mod-
ern: reception room and desk and
equipment for all the latest in hair
styling. An Inspection is invited.

FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

firemen:. answered® “a eall, to

guished :

honie/of WA. Stacey, West. Road,

‘der, ‘control’ with:

water “carried -:on, athe |

“At. 9: ‘BA the

fire at the: home-of C. D, ‘Taylor,

quick get-away and are to be con-
“pratulated on their promptness in
Tn: fact we

“responding to ealls,
know. of one fireman in his capger-
ness to arrive on the scene eateh

almost wreeking the honse,
‘practically minus — his
crenching the. street,

attire

boys

the. bush at My Stacey's,

sdnesday’ May “3, about: 3:45." bythe Sidney Waterworks ‘Board, tas

latter ‘body i
esire. that o.

a Ox s my Monae: May. Byars
* bush fire. which threatened the new ~

and’s: ‘End;-was brought, une
300.: gallons’ vote
fires truck: 2%
from: ‘a good: well
saeross the'ro oad: on: the old Lineham
“estate!”

same evening the,
siren’ sounded ‘again for a éhimney.

ing his trousers on? the doorlateh,
‘heing
on
When a fire-
min ‘hears the siren he moves! On
Monday it was midnight when the
got back from the battle in
Then

Sidney Barber Shop
Changes Hands

* The Sidney Barber Shop, Bea-
con Avenue, Which has been oper-
ated for the past several years by
KL OW. Stange, has been acquired
hy Melville F. Doane of Vietoria,
who is now in possession and in-
vites your patronage. Mr. Doane
has had. 20 years experienee in the
barberings business in’ Victoria and
Esquimalt,

BUSINESSMEN
MET THURSDAY

Subscription, in advance, y

Qe wre ow ooo ww or rrr rrr ren

Community Party

The friends of My. and
Mrs. Freeman King have
learned with regret that they
are leaving the district, and
ay a farewell they are plin-
ning a “Community Party”
to be held in the High School
Auditorium on Saturday eve-
ning, May 12.

Mr. and Mrs. King are
members of numerous or-
ganizations cand — societies
who are arranging the party
and an invitation is extended
to all in the community who
are interested and would like
to attend,

A A

an . Invitation is by ticket ---

Phe regular monthly dinner whieh may be obtained from
meeting of the Sidney Business- the representatives of any
men’s Association took place on of these organizations or
Thursday evening, Hugh J. Me- at the Review office.
Intyre presiding.

: I - sae Mr. and Mrs, King have

Owen Thomas voluntecred to been willing workers in the
eull the members for the ext distriet for many years and
mecting, this party is arranged in ap-

Progress was reported regard-
ing the matter of air express con-
nection from T.C.A. to Sidney.

A report from the fire protec-
tion committee, together with. bills
in connection with the building
of the new fire truek were receiv-
ed and the seeretary was instruct-
ed to write Chief Gardner express-

ing the thanks of the association
for the work done on the fire
truck.

It was decided. to write R. H.
Moore,’ Indian Agent: at Duncan,
and ask him to call in and see the
association regarding the fire at
Cole Bay Reserve last week.

‘The secretary was instructed to
write’ the Sidney Freight Service
expressing : appreciation. for haul-
ing supplies - for the fire Primate
gratis.

The matter of drainage: was dis-,.
cussed .again, and a» suggestion
madé ‘that the:matter be taken’ up® -

~ but':members. of: the:
_ present’. expressed - ‘the
: they che not, ‘involved: i

“additional list ‘of ° ‘require-
ments? for,’ the fire: brigade were
Approve ed. ==cbut “pr actically ‘OX-
‘chausts funds now-on® ‘hand. “Insur= ;
anee on. the’ firemen: is: almost: due, ©:
soit
- Saanich, who. have? not’ contribut-
ed.for 4.944 will do-so now. *
: “An invitation from. Rest ‘Haven:
to hold. the next dinner’ meeting:
in. that institution’ was ‘accepted:
with thanks:and Mr.’ Thomas will

Admirals | Roads: Firemen: were’ jyotify. members. of: the time,
notified by Constable Gibault Jit 2 piseussion: regarding the ‘care.
- was out of danger hefore wvivin® of the boulevards on Beacon Ave,
on the scene, resulted in a boulevard commit-
In all cases the boys: made a tee being formed with Owen

Thomas, as chairman, a

- GULF HOSPITAL
REPORT FOR |
LAST MONTH

GANGES, May 10, -~ Following

followed another hour's work pute is the report for the month of
ting the wet hose up in the drying April for ‘The Lady Minto Gulf
lower, replenishing the gus and ishinds Hospital:
off and (ling the 800-gallon tank ae vot, oy
sand cleanime up the new truck 44) atients beginning of month,
for the nee enrergmrenen n
» poorwlkep ven ne i. “anne ctmetbed ane dedaddiy bbe
I; ie eal ineeiene Wak thine Patients end of mouth, @
ast week when the leaning anid ‘otal hospital days, 16h,
printing of Stdney tire hydrants Births a oe
was continued. Also suetion hose Denthe “0
fer the hoeeter pump owns install Indian ant TB. days, 0
wd, ho — Chief Ay Garde . Toe doves inner enae
ner Ke Shade, PD. Thowey, We Bes New born dabies days, 11
Nie Vr, Millers A Nooves, ‘T. DONATIONS
MONRO und W. Gardner, My, Salomeye—Pish.
al. Larson: Carrots,
Cems eanrwwesn corner rw” 1 United CHintedies Wyepee and (aw
ey, . F
r Mis, ol, We Tlewton Canned
} groads, coupe, Hour and eovan
, Mes, Warren Mastin oO a
Mies, MLC. Piriee Sb hat: water
’ chottles aid eoyerss o
' Mrae W, Steve Enamel uten-

a RANGERS
No, 3 COMPANY

Orders hy Capt, Willlam Now.

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G. -Potrson Magazines,

Canon Coleman To
Visit Salt Spring

GANGS, May 10, The pririah
of Salt Spring Island is fortimate
In faving oa wait from) Canon
Michael Coloman, planned for Sun-

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man King, who is leaving the dis-

trict,

Guide Commissioner’s Hat Badge

“us a small memento of the many

years of untiring service she had
- given the chapter.

: BRANCH. MEETING

‘nbove:

“is. hoped::eitizens sof :.North.
oday,

.four visitors : ‘present. The: visitors |
RC.

>Nowton BecR, Hall and. UW,

nad

-GALIANO ISLAND

preciation of their service to
the community.

we er er rn oer er oon)

Mrs. King Honored

At the May meeting of the Al-
Chapter, I.0.D.E., Mrs. Free-
with the

was presented

At the .close of the meeting a

tea was served in honor of Mrs:
King.
Other items’ of interest regard-

ing this meeting will be printed in
‘our next issue. ;

monthly ‘pouting: of the:
branch* was* “held -‘in- the:
Orange -Hall, Saanichton,. on: Mon-.
“May: 10. ;
. There were

© The:

BBS Smembirs cana
were ‘Fit.-Set: Glen ‘John,
“ALES Col..de Ballinhard,: late: of:
Yorkton, Sask. Com, Gale of. Salt.
Spring Island, and Com. Kent,

Officers: ‘present were the presi- --
dent, first vice-president, second’
vice-president,” secretary-treasurer:
and Comrades Garrard, Nall and

fallin,

“The meeting devoted x consid:
erble time ‘in discussing a matter.
of: general: interest ta ithe branch:

with regard to its future ‘welfares -

A. full discussion also took place

‘as to the Canadian Legion Hall on

Mills Ronad=-and.a_ resolution: was
adopted by ‘the branch reaffirming
their adherence to the principles
alrendy adopted by the branch as
te the conduet. and management
of the hall,

Col. de Ballinhard on: heing ir-
troduced to the branch by, Com,
No Gray onddressed the moocting:
and fram his remarks the branch
is looking forwird toa valuable
and inlarexting new member,

Con Gate of Salt Spring: flame

and Com. Kent, a new resident
in the district, nso spoke to the
moctingn

The vest of the eveninge was de-
votrd to the anewering of gues.
tions on agrleultite and horteul-.
ture by Comrades dd. Woods, W.
Duke-
man, A number of questions were
submitted by the menhers of the
Hraneh and were answered: by the
various experts inoan interest ne
and informative manner,

OBITUARY

The branch regrets to announce
the ‘passing of the Inte Comrade
W. os Stewart and estends, (hele,
honrttelt avMpathies, ta his. wilow
familys

Mins Seoones, who has heen. re-
aiding: on Galiano for the past four

yeurs, left on: Monday en route for |

nln,

Mra, Charles Brawn of Vanco. |

ver has heen the guest for the past
week af ler son-indaw and daugh-
tor, Mr. and Myx. Peter Denroche,
CGassip Taland.

KO, AL W, Henry, RGAE,
and his bride, the former Mabel
Tower, spent a few days of Inst
weeks wlth the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Claites Tower, Gos-
‘dip Valand,  Tlying OMeor Honry:
han bean. anvatided home adber be.
Inge Wounded on netive serview on-
uo homber,

é .

“Mina Rarharn pwiae vild n + bier

. Visit, Tnat-weok, (6 her, morher, Mrs, :

Oe Twine A

Mira. Penrose sanadi on

day of nat week,

Mr and Mra. Th Pago, who ‘inate
ris

heen visiting in Vancouver,
turned home an Tinrsday,

7 MAY ‘QUEEN. STANDING -
AT NOON, MAY:9.

ST. MICHAEL'S

~ahort
weokend visit to- Gingres an Satur

Local Boy Now
Convalescing
GALIANO ISLAND, May 10. -

Me. AL B. Greenhough, son of
Mrs. Greenhough of North Gali-
ano, is home on Jeave from
Shaughnessy Hospital, where he is
being treated for severe leg

wounds received while fighting in
Italy.

Pte. Greenhough, who has been
overseas for two years, haus seen
service in Sicily and Ttaly and has
been twice wounded. We is Mrs.
Greenhough's second son, his elder
brother being in Ttaly.

MAY QUEEN
CONTEST KEEN

With only 10. days left contest-
aunts are running a close race for
the honur of being crowned as
May Queen on the oceasion of the
annual sports at the War. Memorial
Park, Sidney, on May 24th. gThis
week Marian Gardner, who has
been leading throughout the con-
test, dropped to third place, Marge
McKenzie is now leading by a
small margin. It is presumed that
some of the candidates have votes
in reserve for the final days of the
eontest and several changes are
expected to be made before the
final count on Saturday, May 20.

The daily standing together with
‘the photos of the candidates is
now being shown in the window
of Baal’s Drug Store. ‘ Proceeds of
the contest will be given to the
support of the War Memorial Park
Society which’ needs funds for
mainténance and repairs at the
park, so everyone ‘is :invited to
_ support the effort by ‘voting for .
one or more of the candidates and °
by | attending - ‘the annual | sports. |

_ Cha pter,

SOUTH PENDER, May 10. -~
L.-Cpl. (Acting Cpl, now Set.)
John Herbert Teece, son of Mr.

and Mrs. d. HH. Teeee, South Pen-
der Island, has been awarded the
Military Medal for bravery and is
mentioned as follows:

“On December 6, 1943, during
the attack on San Leonardo, Italy,
by B Company of his battalion, a
handful of men were cut off and
surrounded by the enemy. With
them was a seriously wounded offi-
cer, Capt. Carter, the artillery for-
ward observation officer, working
with the company.

“With great courage and most

Ganges Chapter Held
Interesting Meeting —

GANGES, May 10.—The regu-
lar monthly meeting of the Ganges
1,0.D.E., was held. re-
cently in Ganges Inn, \ with the re-
gent, Mrs. Cecil Springford, in ‘the
chair. Following the opening, Mrs.
Vv. C. Best. was’ congratulated. on
being elected provincial council-
lor. Ds a

Several letters of thanks - ac-.
knowledging gifts were read: from:
men in the. services; votes .of

- thanks were passed to’all members .

who had -helped. with «the: recent. .
hospital danee and :it. was decided
to send. small. ‘remembranees* to
two local... boys in -Shaughnessy::
Heights: Hospital. - Final: “arrange-

- ments-for the: garden fete: on, duly .

“MARGE: MeKENZIE
- AGNES: KNUTSEN
“3. MARIAN. GARDNER
. VIOLET, YEOMAN
» OLIVE: EGERTON.
: DOROTHY, :NORBURY..
‘DOROTHY.-VILLERS -
. -FRANCES-. MORREY ::
“THELMA: OLSON :.;
VALERIE, HAMILTON

IS SCENE Be
WEDDING |

ROYAL OAK, May 10. A
‘gown of white embossed - satin,
fashioned with a:sweetheart neck-
line and ‘tapered -sleeves, was
whosen by Doreen Gertrude, daugh-
ter’ of My, and Mrs, Jd. C. Nott,.
Burnside: Road. for ; her: marriage
Friday evening cin / St. Michael's
Church, ‘Royal Oak, to James Mar-
shall “Amos, son: ‘of My, ‘ind Mrs.
T, Amos, Oldfield Road, «Reve HW,
“Vo Hiteheos officinted, nnd Mrs.
Jackson played the organ’ Soloist
was Mrs, J, MeIntosh.

The bride was given away by
her father, and her floor-length
veil was ennght ton halo of orange
Hlessoms, Her only jewelry was a
diamond pin and she carried 1
houquet of sweetheart roses, pure
doniat, Vly of the vatley and swan
soula, ‘The bride was attended by
her sisters, Mrs, George Polvon, in
n frock of manve point d'esprit
with a long Jacket, and Miss Mar >
jorie Nott, in yellow, und by Misw

Dale Sutherland, in green, The
groom's sikter, Sheila Amox, wits
w dainty flower qivl, trocked .in-

wroen net, und all renrriil colonial

posies cof sweat peas, MHly-of-the.

valley, sweetheart rower, tulips and
heather,  Tahy = Oldfield. was
POOMISDIIN, and thé ushers were
“Ray Oliver and George Polson
A reception was held in
“Comoniimity. Wall. where mothers

of the bride nnd» rvony ‘reeaived

ate easte,
“Mr and Mrs,

aay thiir news home oon:

Sainland, © The bride wore: a. tir

-quolse dressmaker anit, brown, top.

= cant and aceessortes, mauve orchid

i

groom,

MAYNE ISLAND
Mrs, Arthur Bennett of Vaneou-
ver and her Httle hoy spent a fow

days last week visiting with Mr
and Mra, N. Bennett.

Mi, and Mrs, Houlgate returmed
from Vancouver, where they hind

spend a week,
Mra, Charles of “Vanesuwer is
the gtrvest af Myre Don

ne fow diya, © > Bey
Miva Joan Nor infnygtony: OWAG,

ix-over from, Vancouver to wee har»
hoyone

vv
pred tebe hate rn loath, ae

post inv Kitehener, Onte

Mra. MaeKay. fa oat. The Lady,

le new Pproving Wo

Syege her home cedar

reser ote

hope

eed are or alee onesie a

He Ne om com temieee:

night the K, of Falls.

: Meeting.” and it, was, ‘decided :that,

{he -

Amos. will * panlile:
“Oldtiald®
-Ttond, after” achoneymoon: on. the: -

andi fie nackpleas, nu pift af the.

view for:

Danee with the evowd Saturday
Advi,

612° were vleft: over. till ‘the’ ‘June

for ‘the“chap

procul who: at

. Mrs. M arti: ‘ye-
gent. “of. the “.Provineial,.Chapte
elected” to: represent | the G
ges. Chapter as: delegate -at the
forthcoming ational: annual: meeét-

4 389: in: the’ general: fund,: from.
- this,” $275,). the ‘proeceds . ‘of. the 2:
_.danee | organized «jointly» by ‘the
“chapter: hand: chospital nuvsing staff:
‘forthe . purchase: ‘of:
“machine, was. passed » over: to: The -
Lady Minto Gulf ‘Islands: Hospital,
Jeaving the. sum. of $114 in. the
fund and $88.67 in ware fand.,

“The: ware “work » convenet’s report -

- everyhady Aveleomie: ir the, KE:
of Pr, dance: Saturday night.--Ad.

Mr, and. Mrs; A. Gr inde have dis:

posed of their. property: on Marine ©
Drive and have left for (heir old:

home ‘in Saskatchewan,

On “Tuvasion Diy’ a special
rerview WH be held in’ St An-
drow's -Angliean Chureh at 750
pam. The publie is vordially ine
vated da cebbedsad.

Mr. aud Mrs, Prank 1. Godfrey
will go Co Vancouver an T hursday
to attend the pradtiation EXereiser
at the ULC. on Friday, May iis:
Their son, Gerald © ‘Gadfvey, = will,
gerndunte “ine electrienl:
They willestay over forthe wed-
dings on Saturday of thelr son,
whieh Chey aineuned. at: follawa:
Anne Cameron to. Gerald. Gad:
{rey oan Saturday evening, May
13, at ® oelock in’ the chanel of:
St, Andrew's Weasley
Chureh, > Lt. Godfrey. “will Jouve
— efield, Ont
“OATS, eouree,::
“Stronal Gorpiy

: * Pu, = a} ,

ha complete his

“Anderson; avhn!

his smouter, °

Mrs,
Sind St. reat: :

: J,

Born to Sut. ‘ind “Man. (

SON,

I Mond from far and non who

have visited. Reats Maven. within
the past few days are’ dolighted

with) the beautifully decorated
lone ow dvegved in ita new
finishing, The bright, larmont-

ous color scheme of the apacious
roam mikod it a pletureaf hanuty"
Ne muat he aden to he appre
hee

nt ids home heres Heewlll deave

Wa enh Pe WDD Cat tond thie

his way: Cut y
turday In Vancouver, when he. will

" Hrenmonye:

oon Phuraday, May. carer Butter,

skillful

vnemy to the place. where Capt.

helped to organize the men: and

“ Goussens. and: Robin -Beddis

. a
ewashing ot

"s and 883. preserves, LO-and:200,
» Aeres : Subdivision,:

HOlTONEOL

United:
Saftera- shart: honeymoon. for: Batre

Ue is tn Caundian Ce the: evening: the: subject will bo: in’

_ \ i. titers
“toned vieMontreal, be visiting. with
Hae tL S

Charles
Taylor at: Rest, Haven; May re

Bruce Baker vl ‘he Teas “Ach.
Ack Artillery: tind heen on leave’

tor -oastern Canadacat the: frat: of

“eraduation exovelien at UR. one
ad) alae attend: the

. aG i AV 4 eh
Minto, Gulf Tdands. Vorpltal and iadfrey-¢ Nymeron Avent ng ont BAe J

to ottend the’ Rroony al the’ ‘we redding

Ration sonpenk becoming” valld

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U.S. $2.50, copy :5e

ear: $2,

Teece
worked his way through. some. 200°).
yards of ground controlled by the.»

use of vover Cpl:

wounded,
under | heavy

Carter lay
“There fire, .he

then prepared to evacuate Capt.:

Carter, Owing to his wound, Capt. *
Carter vould only move slowly and

he had to be taken some 200 yards’;
across bullet-swept ground. With. -
eool courage and. determination

Cpl. fecee suecessfully: completed

the evacuation and by so doing:

seved the life of a valuable

officer.”

showed that six ‘Indian sweaters,
had been. tured . in during’ the:.
month and that 10-had been sent,
olf to headquarters: . *

The educational secretary- stat-
ed that the éssays, written by: pu
pils:-of ‘the..Consolidated “School, |
had. been» ‘judged: by? Ven.» Arch:
deacon Holmes and: Rev. J.. Dewar, :
and» the: prizes Sof -Awvar savings:
stamps and ‘certificates had - been
awarded. to..the : following: Car
lyn. “Hiseoek;:Luey«Gale; Gerraime
Goleman, | Diana ° :Blythe,» Pegg

‘Thanks were expressed: to; Mouat:
: Brose for’ lending: their window:
the: ghepter i
tag day. .

Cotding ak durin
-turday: -stalls

rsh .
sethe:- 2nd 10.D

Frould: ‘attend,
chapter
to* take mn form. of

“wor i.

“Gly ten. oO coffee," P282 ‘pupa ,
: AVC. receiving
congratulations on’ the birth of
SON Jubilee Heaplils ‘Saturday

: May: i,

Miss Mary’ Pr ni: hn returned, to
duty. nab =the King's:Danghtors’:
Hospital, Duncan, after a month
i aly with her. father, George
mit. ut aay

Miss Manian . Casselnan, woale oa
ern. representative of the Consume.
ers’ Section 6f the Pederal: De-
partment of Ajrlentlure;: will ho”
at the. high esehood an Monday..at.<%
M am nd o will: show: Alms one:

canning: vs. well’ ds’ elves na. demons
, stration-on all (he atest methods
afootnn tig The damonatry itlon iA
open, An, all. interested,

AT he. “United Chiirehen ae Hoath
Haanich ‘wid Sidney wil’ observe
r amily Day <(Motheor'a: Duy): on
‘Sunday, May W4.ceThare willow
“epee funiily. aervice sat the Sines
day -Sehoolont St. Panty dt which:
Aho. childtron.. wilhctake: pinta Tn:

“harmany.

: Co the:
ty, en :

with .
Me

The fenture. ntetiy re, ‘unis wackent
ote the Raxe Thontre ta 9 Rdgre. of
“Darknosa" fontaine Trrol: Flynn
and Ann :Sherldan, < Thesdnay cane
Wadneaday. next.weok tho fetes !
are “Hangmen.’ Aldo |. Diets _
“South, Sen Rhythm”

Att. und. the 24th. ‘of. -May™ celee’
- bration: inthe War. Memorial Park,!
Sidney, Rring your ah ae

Bridge Party, June 3:

. A bridge party ls being. sponsor:
wd by- tho: ATios" Ghipter, LODE:
owt the ‘beautifulshomeacel Mre and.
ra da IL Nicholson, Uhe. batch,"
“Watbour Rand? forniorly known: na
EMiraloma,”: on Saturday venting,
“Tine (8 Mpa Geo We! Raole ia eons
sonerceft tha party and-would Wee:
ne muiny. a8: posible to gotcinstoyveh
ALU: hey to nvaint in: making: yy
“lables, ele, They mhy 'phone,87-X,
or TMS Piny will-commonea "tt
Ath. Prizes. will be: given: to: win
vera cand’ refroshmenta | will he
sorved, An ndded ‘attraction will
‘ he. 4 a home-cooking.: wlall,.