PAGE TWO | SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, August 29, 1951.

: “WE LIKE TO ‘SERVE YOU ~ : weowerrennmernenennnnnnrn= 7 PEARKES IS. 000 fu

In And- SPEAKER AT [E, : WE SELL,

SIDNEY DRY GOODS ser | _..... \IGARDEN PARTY =|. | INSTALL
‘MR. and: ‘MRS. THOMAS: and: BETTY NU N _ v i ;

oes | “ _ Skt: ee - ‘Under the sponsorship of the Pro-
ay oo BEACON. AVENUE ce els ones - SIDNEY, B.C. : 1) AR

Saanich ‘avery successful: garden

| Panty was held ‘at The Chalet.on the oe : - SERVICE

/ Ni | sressive Conservatives of North|#~ and

oe "CLAUDE FRANCIS i. MRS. L, B. SCARDIFIELD — - ‘Telephone ism . ‘;afterncon : of “tne Ia 22, this tea . oa co
7 A recent ‘vacationer: was. Mrs. °L. Montreal, travelling by bus” via ‘the ttactive acet. be i iat : : ae —6OIL
_ SIDNEY. SPORTING coos - Williams, East Saanich ‘Road, who ‘United: States. a
with her young son, Ralph, motored; Mrs. J. S. Rivers. and daughter, inet orekes GR. _Poartes, VS,
a to, Knutsford, B.C., where she stayed | Catherine, have ‘returned from Cal- | & > Ww! aS. aN A HE ATERS —
"Beacon Avenue _ mo : Phone. (236 with ‘her. sister and: brother-in-law, ! gary, Alta., where they visited for by. Clement May, spoke briefly. but |§
. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Holt, and enjoy- | several weeks. “a to the point on the subject of gov-|j}
ed many trips in the vicinity. - Mr. and Mrs. J. De Denis, of Ed- | €™#ment surpluses. The amount of : For: a first-class
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Robert Whiteside, !monton, were recent visitors. in Sid- | the surplus during the last veal: ro
.of Chicago, who are on holiday in | ney meeting numbers ‘of old friends. of parliament had. ponernyeees 0, ane | A. job a . see us
¥y, Off All BASEBALL. and Vancouver, flew to Sidney to be|Mr. De Denis was employed in air aid, SUN 8 Shanoi0), nal :
: guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bennett,|Port construction here nine years | Sid, which was a heavy burden on! about convert-

the shoulders of each taxpayer. ,§
All Bay Road during the week-end. |.2g0. tf ;
Accompanying: them was snothe | Miss M. Brand and Miss Nora | Past experience showed that there | ing your range

SOFT BALL Equipment

was generally a rush to spend sur-/|@ . . /
#\ friend of Mr. and Mrs, Bennett, | Lee left by plane Saturday for their .
Mrs. J. Bryant, of Vancouver. | ~ (Continued on Page Ten) plus monies.at the end of the fiscal | _. to oil or saw-
; Sn year, not always to the best advan- | § . i ;

Members of. the “North Saanich

: tage for the needs. ofthe country.
Musical Society noted with enthusi- Surprise Shower

This ‘sort of. spending, the speaker.

dust.

ws "ANOTHER “MARY'S” SPECIAL | CS eo a
: ~NEW AND USED KITCHEN RANGES - OIL |

ee thes asm that the society commences its : lec concluded, was unwise and greatly
wes FISH AND CHIPS © ‘winter season’ on September 10. 4 7 or ride Elect. - ©. -| to be deplored. ‘
bs -Mr.- and: Mrs, Stan Watling: an n Saturda SoS ‘the lf
family have returned from a holiday Y | Gen, Pearkes: remarked that _ BURNERS - _ FURNACES - SAWDUST BURNERS

; ‘On “Saturday. afternoon; “Aug. 25, ‘Progressive, Conservatives. were not
at Qualicunt the garden at’ “Winola,” home ‘of: nominating: .2 candidate for the

“Holidaying at the nome of her Mr. and. Mrs. J. J. White, was the | Esquimalt by-election, because they |} rer ry 7
aunt, Mrs, W. Whiting, Sixth .St., S.; pleasant ‘setting. for a miscellaneous |. had.agreed to support.the coalition | 9 (
Miss Valerie Stevens, of Victoria. “| shower for Miss Eva Taulbut, whose | candidate, and they” ‘would "keep if a ANE id

Friends of J. E. Bosher, Sr., East | marriage to Gordon’ Brethour takes | their word. _ 1% ; ae:
Saanich Road, will‘be glad to know | place this _ coming - month. Mrs. | ~ ‘The General thanked . ‘those who | “THIRD STREET, SIDNEY me ! ae
that after being a patient.in Jubilee | Lorna McKenzie and.daughter, Mrs.| had contributed to’ the success of | Lamm = - nn
Hospital: for’ two months; he has T. B. Toye, acted as co-hostesses. || the -. afternoon, particularly:. Mrs. rere <= ; oc
now-recovered and is home again.. | ‘Little Susan. Jane Toye, dressed | Pratt for the loan of The Chalet. for: serene owe eos ; ~ aoee nen 6
Mrs, Simister, who . makes: her}as a bride, wheeled into the garden ‘the occasion. ; \ ; y . ns
home-with her daughter, Mrs. her a decorated old-fashioned well, from , _. _ : _ P ATRONIZE REVIEW ADVERTISERS ot oY
Bosher of. Third St.,-is visiting her | which the bride-elect drew her: many |
daughter and: son-in-law, Mr. and | lovely gifts by ‘the: bucketful.

- FRIED CHICKEN

= ~ ORDERS PUT UP TO TAKE our. —_ a 7

SAANICH PENINSULA
Mrs..C. E.. Mitchell,.at: Nanaimo. .{| . The bride-to-be, her mother Mrs. we BRANCH NO. 37-

_ J.J.'Gardner, Brethour Ave. is a: Taulbut, and Mrs.:°R. B. Brethour
patient at Rest Haven Hospital. were each’ presented with carnation _ LEGION }
7 ns ta corsage bouquets.” BACK - TO - SCHOO! Le
Br itish and 4 merican automobiles. Why not ive i ‘After’ visiting. friends in ,Vancou- The daintily ‘appointed tea table NEWS atl

A on) Mand rs ack Gun | was, centred with pastel shaded 1 7 (By William - Stewart) ©
Hs of Mrs, S. Gourley, All Bay Road, | Sweet “peas cand’ pink ‘tapers. Mrs. |. Members are’ reminded- ‘that’ the
: fora ‘vacation. sae (e: G. Mitchell mere Bee Melville branch will have’a concession at the
“Dr. and-Mrs.. GH. ‘Hoehn “ana | Presided. at the urns. Mrs. Gordon Saanich’ Fair ‘on “Monday, Sept. 3. |
|familyrecently motored. to Hope, Sluggett. and Mrs. Clarence Shade “A* stand’ will ‘have to’ be puilt and
BC., for’a-holiday... ©: essisted iin. serving. : ‘help willbe’ required. Anyone inter-.
: Miss Bileen - Cook, rikth- St., ‘Invited. guests: were: “Mrs. J. "Gel:
‘leaving: fora vacation: in Vasioeniver. Mitchell, Mrs. W. Harrison, Mrs. H.
“During: the” week-end, Miss’: Gail | He Shade, MOE. Raynor, ‘the. bride- -by contacting: Comrade C.A. ‘Dadds
‘Smith, of'the Airport, flew to ‘Wash- ie a nidten, a. Mis ae Cochran. at Keating 108M.
ington te: be. her sister’ 'S. “guest, for: Eva. Taulbut, “Mrs, ‘Henry Brethour, cine sateager ot as Road Hal
‘Mrs:3;R.> E. ith;. “Mr: m ewar s
|Brethour, Rite, mee Mrs... Stanley, that. there, is’ considerable: work’ to
“Melville,.. Mrs.’:Philip : Brethour, ‘be: done: ‘around. the: premises. before
3.8 "Roberts, ‘Mrs. J. A. Kirk-' winter. ‘A’ complete -report . willbe
; White; Mrs: -L. ; -given: at the next executive meeting
Smith, Mis: R-, and: ‘¥ecommendations’ ‘made’,.as:'to
;. Mrs, “Harvey”. Currie, : ‘Mr. ae “how. this: work. “Should, be ‘Carried out.

nS PECIALS ©

ested in helping’ build’ the booth | ‘orth: PENCILS . teetcdadescts cosvssstenectnntotnsetesteneeetereneeted :
: eeu. LEATHER R RING-BINDERS— . ao

serving on “Fair: Day” - may. do*'so

Mr, ‘and: Mrs. ‘H.’ Bradley, accom-
sani vy -their daughters. Yvonne,

Peaeodk,. Bs Sargent,
egent- ‘Crayons _

en,

Harvey: fat Sidney: two. “daughters:
Mrs; J'I.. ‘Murray, of: Newport: Beach
Cal.;-and Mrs. ‘W. ‘Runge, of Edmon-
‘tony six. grandchildren, : “two ‘Great-,

t,.| not’ suitable for: dowing: back to Vie-:
“| torlas: There’. is “no: fireman’ in pos-"
I. ‘Session of-. the’ necessary: equipment
‘to: scarry: ‘the engine’ to: ‘Victoria, - a
“The, Journey out was paid - for by.|.1
‘the Sidney. firemen. out.of their own.
funds. “With: no equipment. “suitable:
for, its transpor tation. ‘and no “funds
Sto: pay for it. the return. ‘of: the en-
& : - gine: (presents’.a: ‘problem ‘that’ “Chie:
Ghicsts, at ‘the: honie" of: Mrs. 'M, Gardner has--not yot solved,
“Thomson, : ‘Beacon.-Apts., during:.the.| ..-.-
| week, | were’ “Mr: ‘and” Mrs,"D:*Cam-='}-
; eron, ‘Haney, BC, and Mr, ‘and Mrs..t Aged Sidney Lady
Se Swit, of, Vancouver. | Called. By Death °
[3 Mr.-and Mrs, Geo,. ‘West of wa.| - The death occurred -at Rest Haven
ner; B, C., are: holiday visitors at the. ‘Hospital’on Friday; Aug: 24, of Mrs.

q home of tholr son, Norman” West, Emma -Blten Li, aged 88, years,
H. \ ‘Third St: : a

: “Mrs, A, HH. Gibbons, Regina, Snsk.;
Mrs. J. Le: Brown, Yorkton, Sask.

“|
Mrs, B, Savon and Mrs..G, Loueckes
1

; September 4 Ath 1951 Ss

SCHOOL DISTRICT No: 63° (SAANICH) o

; (SECONDARY),

—coRrnoy . BAY-MOUNT: NEWTON — ‘Same. : route

cand ‘schedule, a8 last term." :

.2--PROSPECT: LAKE- ROYAL OAK- MOUNT NEWION

; + Same route and. achedle as last. term,.., .... i

» Bus, No.3—BRENTWOOD-DEEP © COVE-NORTH SAANICH
., Same -route: and: schedule as: last: term,

‘i? ALL, PUPILS, Grades 8 to\12, James: Island, tobe brandy ported
an “dally: ‘from: the -Island.to North Saanich High rae :
; mo AMo-Saanichton’ Wharf. «"' < B40. 2)

P.M.--North Saanich ‘High School: 3:15 ©

ALL PUPILS using commutation: tickets Inst ear f Royal —

Oak, Elk Lake and Saanichton to. the eee front Royal a

_ School to continue this. year also. ‘ ° North Saanich tile i:
ALL PUPILS, Grades 7. and 8, north of Wallace dD

rive will reis-

‘Sehool, the Patricia Bay. Annex of the North Saanich High

from ‘MeCall_ ‘Bros. oat ‘Funeral.
Parlors ‘on Tuesday. at-1,30: ‘pam, ‘and'|
interment , eee An. Royal Oak;

expect departing. 9 6 coup had: as thelr
| suesta: for. a week: the-for .

Bus No

| Bus .N

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FOR ALL MAKES oF.
- BRITISH and NORTH |
AMERICAN CARS"

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distinguished
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of Vancouver, B.C, have been guests

at the home of My.and’Mrs, g, R.
Adams, Amelia’ Ave;

(ELE MENTARY)

Mrs, Don, G.Rourke, of Victoria,’ ‘AXI—North. end of | Prospect Laka te to. the ¢ Prospeot

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ae the: week-end - ‘witht her» pare
ye) ents, May and: Mri BR. Adams,
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ae ‘surrey, Who-chas® been: visiting, = Bp Ee
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» 8,30-—MeGr oRor's. Farm ;
JPM! 3,00-—Prospect ' Take: School.

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