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NORTH SAANICH HOLDS POSITION
IN INTER-HIGH SCHOOL CONTEST

During. the past weck North Saan- Royal Oak intermediate boys had
ich high school teams have played
‘three ganies in the inter-high series
for the: Fe N. Wright trophy. and an
“exhibition -soccer Game ; with Mount

Deon View.
pea. On Viesday last the intermediate
: boys. had a very: close soccer encoun-
ter ‘with: the. Royal Oak team jin: the
same. age bracket.. The North Saan-
ee ich boys scored in the dying moments
os _.of the game. when. Eric ‘Campbell
; slipped one ‘past the opposing goalie.

Saanich boys’ volleyball. team with '|
scores of 21-15, 21-13. The games
were played at Royal Oak on Mon-
day.

- Mount View senior inh soccer
team- journeyed to-Memorial Park on
Monday to meet. the: North Saanich
seniors inan exhibition game.
first half was scoreless, but during
the second period Mount .View tal-
lied twice in quick succession to take

Score. concluded: at 1-0, Jai commanding lead. Towards the |

Cubs, Guides and Briwnies, all well | Sttable piano for the new auditor-
| Wednesday, Nov 11. Son of Mr. and ;"@"gements were made to serve y ’ fam. and that he would. aporeciate
- Jiew net F : " represented, marched to the war, ane that he wold app
eae ein thes North =i ae ted Tor doen cheekine when Mrs.Tom Flint. the guest of honor seeing o No rember 23 a nich memorial. knowmg or hearing where one could
paranie’ sa in the spacious Royal Pe: son was shouldered from be- | was celebrating his 2ist birthday. will be ladies’ night as well Mrs, Archdeac G. H. Holm dj be obtained at a reasonable price.

eam Bh the Royal Gak juniors hind. Captain Bob Harris made no} Yollowing the dinner the entire ‘J. Wallace is cone eter, 7 ST Rew. J G °G. Bompas officiated at The next meeting, on December 8

North “Saanich took the viet eune mistake about the penalty to give [Harty lett Sacaen the Totem," at the close * a short business | the | short service; prayers were of- | Will feature the formal opening of
21-15, Royal Oak came back strong} North Saanich its first and only | Cues oy _ ; meeting Rev. W. Buckingham took } fered, appropriate parts of the Scrip- ! the new auditorium. A program is Those who like their
in the second to win 21-4, the third | goal. Final score was 2-1. auests were Mr. and Mrs. W.ithe chair for the clection of of-! tures read and the two minutes’: ving arranged, and it is hoped that bread fresh from the

game went the limit, 20-20, then Seana Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. John Forge, jficers. In a few well-chosen silence observed. Last Post and Re. | the school board will participate in

North Saanich scored the two points! Launch Campaign
in succession to win 22-20, making F M b hi
it two games to one. or empership

| United Chureh in North Saanich
DEEP COVE

has launched a campaign for the in-
crease of its membership. Canada

United Church members than do the

2The, group..committee of Deep | records of the church, stated Rev. W.
Cove had their monthly. meeting

Buckingham this week. The cam-
paign is aimed ‘at bringing into ac-
tive membership those who claim
allegiance, but are not, active within !
the church,

at the home of Mrs. Watson Smith,}
“’» Madrona: Drive,
"Miss Madilyn- Watts. Lake Cow-
ichan..spent the week-end at her.
bome.on Downey -Road. - '
Mr.: and- Mrs. .M. Richardson, The North Saanich churches con-
Wains Cross Road, went by way fidently expect an increase in mem.
‘of Port Angeles to Seattle, where hership during the next week or se.
they ‘visited relatives and friends. | All members of the United Church
A. Ozero and Mrs. R. MeLen-| Will be invited to pledge their allegi-
onan, teachers of Deep Cove school, | ance and to re-dedicate themselves at
‘attended the convention at Dun-j/the services next Sunday, which will

can, last week. he observed as Commitment Sunday.
_ Miss. Joyce M. - Richardson, -_
Laurel Road, has. returned home There are more than 14,000 eating

cafront England. places in Canada.

MEN’S WOOL SWEATERS

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button style.” Priced from anenenentbeencresstaraessondeenenevenses he 95 to $15.95

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A very, Special _ .
- Assortment... :

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The |

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took ieee at. Maple Bay, ¢ Cemetery. i

_ New Faweett fer | Heaters, $65-: .
and UP. ,

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‘Burner, stand,’ barrel, coil; per; :

oC mite: « Completely’: installed “in
your: home; for..:..i.05 vv B249,00.

‘New: Monaseal Laxtex “Paints, .
. Free: Paint ‘Kerchief, with all
paints.

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, November 18, 1953

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MRS. A. E. MARKLE Large Gathering
HEADS CHURCH At Remembrance

LADIES’ GROUP {Day Services | SEEKS PIANO This is currently heing made avajl-

The regular monthly meeting of| On Wednesday morning, residents! jJount Newton P.-T.A. met in the [able to all P-T.A.’s in the district if
Pe Gk cacon Acree of a or Salt Spring Island came to pay! | school auditorium on Tuesday eve- | they so.desire it, through the efforts
Paul’s ited church W.A, met at} ° : 4 ide . oe : car

solemn tribute to the dead of two ning, Nov. 10, with the president. G. of the P.T: Council of School ‘Dis.

the home of Mrs. G.H. Taylor, | world wars and join in the impres-! yf. Callaghan in the chair. oo . :
Mifth St, on Mriday evening, Nov.i sive service of remembrance held at | ' The sum of $35 was voted to the trict 63. A general discussion period

, 13, Ganges Harbor.

‘MOUNT NEWTON
'HIGH SCHOOL

co

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Continued from Frage 2.

, sion on “Effective Living” as taught
| in schools today was heard at the
In and tai and much enjoyed.

a ee ee ee eer

Mrs. Edward Cook, of Vancou-
iver, is the. guest.of Mr. and Mrs.
tA. Byford,’ Oakland Ave. for a;
few days. She will be invested on j ;
‘The president, Mrs, R. C.-Mart-

Thursday afternoon at Govern- | 1 . . | school library fund. by the social committee.
ment House as a. Serving Sister} man, was in the chair; there were I Nearly'60 veterans pathered ident | P.-T.A. calendars will shortly: “be | ee _—
of -St. John Ambulance. Associa= {16 members present and Mrs.- A: of he Salt Spring Tslaud Leanch of available, members. learned.
tion. H. Griffiths, Mrs. A.M. Dore] the Canadian Legion, George Heine- Principal A.. E. Vogee announced |
Party in honor of Gerry Flint, | WET CO- -hostesses. 4 ee Ae

{| Sidney, was held at Hotel Sidney: on During the business mecting ar-| Key, followed by the local Scouts,

'Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. E. Mason, Mr. and! words, lev. Buckingham thanked |
' Mrs, UH. Darkes, Mr. and Mrs. John the officers and members jor their
j Forge, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hill- jreeord of achievement during the
ings, Victoria; Mr. and Mrs. J. Flint, past year and wished the, incom-
Duncan: and Miss Frances Forge. jing officers success for 1954,

ovens can obtain it
here every afternoon
about 3 o’clock.

the ceremonies. In lieu of the usual
admission charge, the committees
would more than appreciate the do-
nation of one plain cup: and saucer
from each

vetlle was sounded by Q.S.M.
Drysdale, Victoria.

Bert

Wreath for the Legion was laid on
the Cenotaph by George Heinckey: . op —It’ q
eNoOlaply Py Corge teinekey ; family These Try Some—lIt’s Grand
for the air force, by Fly-Licut. Pierre

that he was. on. the lookout for |
attending, |

- The officers elected were: presi- Ri sf Victoria: others by _ [are needed to equip the kitchen jor |
| dene, Mrs. A. Te. Markle: viee-} ton 2° eres OUnees: hy TePTe” | ase at functions held in the auditor- S I D N iy Y
[president, Mrs. Sidney Roberts; | Sculetives of the 1.0.D.E., Legion jum,
AITKEN MOURNED | ««cret ary-treasurer, Mrs, RR. C.! pile Scouts, Cubs, Guides and aA tape recording of lass. di - ‘
Martin an: visiting committee, Mrs. j Brownies, several local - organiza- ay BOF wt ChISs. GIsCus B A K E R Y
‘AT MAYNE ISLAND | C. Dickeson and Mrs. J. 1D,, Hons. and also by many private per- a. See

Mayne Island residents are mourn- Dutlee: social sons,
ing the loss of Roy Aitken. who pass- {5am Gordon, Mrs. J. Wallace; |
ed away recently at the age of 48 | micmbersip convener, Mrs. Re oP!

Cline: publicity, Mrs. A. ©. Berry.

committee, Mrs. | Beacon Ave. at Second St.

PHONE 2

322.096 clothes ping made in Canada
during 1951, latest
figures are available.

The service commenced with the
singing of “O > Canada™ and closed
with “O God Our Help in Ages Past”

Wash day item: There were 104.- |

year for. which

A native of the Island, he had]! was decided that the next} and “God Save the Queen”. 2 RDA TTD
spent his entire life in the commun- regular meeting will be a no-hast- ~ :
ity and was among the most prom- ess Christmas social] even, | The first coal exported from North $ CHEAPER i O B J
inent and esteemed of Island. resi- Phe meeting closed with ane America was mined in New Bruns-
_ . wat. benediction pronounced by Rev a
dents. For _many years Mr. Aitken i uekineham. Delicious itech. | wick. THAN TO BUY
was recognized by his trained ox, iments « "

were served.
William. The ox, which is betteved | *
to be many decades older than the |
late Mr. Aitken, was provided with

|
es {
New Florist Centre i
a home-made cart and was to be seen Opens In Sidney
for many years on the Island.

Tourists visiting the Island were | 4. New gle step en ss
invariably delighted to photograph a Mi “Glori by Mrs. Joe John |
om unisttal Mansporaton system, . fan bay oria John. poem mt

Mr Athen an his ox carrie hav, Cn of she Gen Theatre, dhe
fom the Atk tr ” The sold | decorations, including designing
farmed: his father's land and also [Besos houduets “centrepicees, «

. . . . Wreaths, sprays and corsages:
engaged in logging it off. He had! The floral enterpe} Le
only once left Mayne before his] ipo new availa at ola ene
‘death. His first departure took him | _—~ _
to Vancouver for a very brief period.
His second departure was his entry.
the Royal Jubilee Hospital,
where he died. ~ - mo,

Surviving are his father, John |
Aitken; a brother, John; a. sister,
Mrs. A.- deRoussie, all of Mayne;
and: two ‘sisters on the mainland:.

Funeral. services - and interment.

with
Your Local Builder

looney’s Construction Service
—_ Phone: # Sidney 230 —

When the Sun Sets

To have beauty,
dignity and con-
solation, the last

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for ‘sheet metal work

a ‘stove and furnace
fe installations and. re-“;
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Think of —— Now! | J

. and when you ‘think of Christmas a
3 think about our | -

LAY- AWAY PLAN.

A small deposit. holds. any article ‘until
you want it, or you may pay something

- regularly and make your selection when
the time comes.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A . SHIPMENT OF ©

CLEAR YELLOW CEDAR >

_In. Widths. of. 6, 8, 10 and 12 inch, and
“Random Lengths. Suitable for Boat Work.

We also carry a 4 limited stock of

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Remember—You may win our fine

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get your name
on the Lay-Away List.

LAMPS

ws We: Have | a Large Stock to Choose. From:
TRI-LITES - TORCHIERES - TABLE LAMPS .

BED LAMPS: Joadnall styles, from ne: Tittle aS, $4, 50 -
L ET Us PUT THIS LOVELY

- 3-Piece Maple Bedroom Suite. oe
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and see it, ae pee aes

_PRE- CHRISTMAS SAL
AND GIFT SUGGESTIONS

"SALE STARTS THURSDAY, NOV. 19th.

~-For Quick Service, see the wide-open Display .
in our. windows. ~ : !

--Compare prices of « our: TOYS. Ms my you'll find ‘

them. lower.

WE HAVE ae
TOOLS»
- KITCHENWARE. _
ELECTRICAL APPLIANC CE
and TOYS

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wet $216.00 & »
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(Terms if required )

THIS IS OIL HEATER TIME!

~~ Choose from our large stock ---

COLEMAN, from.....0.0 0000000000: $84.50
FAWCETT, two to clear at. $123.50

Plenty of Good sian Oil Heaters
to choose from.....2.:..:$55,.00 up.

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