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Holy Trinity, Patricia :
8:30 am., Holy Communion; 2
pm, Sunday School.
St. Andrew’s, Sidney—11 a.m.,
Children’s Eucharist and Sermon.
St. Augustine’s Hall, Deep Cove

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among other things stated that

7,000. articles to the value of

$5,211 had been sent to England.
from B.C. chapters during the
past two months. —.

The regent stated that
Ganges Chapter had been again

honored by having one of its ~ :

members, Mrs. V. C. Best, elected
as councillor of the Provincial
Chapter. She also anounced to
the members that the rose bowl
recently drawn for, had been won
by Miss Charlton, of Ladner, B.C.

A letter from Mrs. Horkins, re-
elected president of the National
Chapter, urged all members of
Trish descent, to write personal.
-letters to Eamond de Valera ask-
ing that Irish ports be made

_ “open to, and available for, British

shipping.

A letter of thanks for the gift
of an " pobert ‘Sweater was oeal

Provincial deco ‘to vite
October semi-annual meeting on
Salt Spring Island.

Two interesting and. pathetic’
. letters were read, one from a sea-

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team — lead in B, Section in the
league standings with six points,
having won three games and lost
none, Thursday at the Athletic
Park MacDonald Electrie will bat-
tle with H.M.C. Dockyard.

Obituaries

SAMUEL BRETHOUR

di tf in the early days was
broken with the passing of Samucl.
hour on Friday, June 6th.
re Bretl:our was the last sur-
child of the late Mr. and
+] Brethour, who came
‘Island 68 years ago
with six sons and three daughters
from Udora, Ontaro, and_ settled
in North Saanich. They did much
to build up the vict in the early
days and were always interested
in community life. .

The funeral. was held on Mon- ©
day afternoon from Sands Mortu-_

and stated that his passing remov-

ip lbearers were 7 J. White,
S. Rourke, P. E. Brethour,
Captain T. Thomson, J. S. Breth-
our and R. B. Brethour... Honor-

ary pallbearers were Alex. Me-
Donald, G. E. John, James. ‘Arm-.
strong and R. E. Nimmo, repre-

Soci-

“The last link with the original |
Brethour family that came to this.

in ‘which Mr Brethour. was held a. ROSE . a :

eda mane! ‘link with the past. *.7 ~~”
: mns “Jesus, Lover Of My <0
Soul,” and “Peace, Perfect Peace”
were sung and a solo “Sometime |

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J. W. Bell,

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‘ope 7 Mrs, Sayers
and made his home at. Ganges. .

Besides his widow at Ganges,
deceased is survived by a nephew,
Vivian Norman Harris, Vancouver,
a nephew and nieces in England
and several grand nieces cand
grand nephews both here and in-
‘England.

The funeral took. place ‘at 2:30.
p.m. on Monday, June athe trom
St. George’s Chur :

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