Local Quiz Kids
Entertain P.-T.A.
- Monthly Meeting

- Children: from. ‘the three “ele-

Q “mentary. ‘schools: of North ‘Saanich’ |

-acted ‘as. “Quiz: ‘Kids” ‘at the. regu-
slay; meeting of the North Saanich
“-P.-T,AL on) Monday.evening ‘at
- North :Saanich: High school,

-Mr. Connor acted as quiz mas-
7 : ter on
2" Ate the business son'tion of the

S.meeting it was.decided: that pro-
ceeds from the forthcoming flower
_.“. show .would be devoted to the
: “Appeal for European Children.”

‘TOE

“10-1

‘insolvent,’
‘department ‘of ‘the provincial “gov...”

4,308 - members,
“Mutual. Benefit Association, with

Act, six

~ 28.

- don.

- STRONG ACTION BY GOVT.
ENDS HEALTH ASSOCIATIONS

Following ‘its program of .

_ vestigating: and ending operations

of health “associations found -to be
the: -Attorney- General’s

ernment this’ week closed. opera-

tions . of . three: B.G. «concerns.
Those affected. were National
“Wealth Association with. a mem-

. bership. of approximately 12,000.

Industrial-Health Association, with
and’. Employees’

5,774 members.

Of the 17 benefit
incorporated under the. Societies’
are now out of. business.

Prizes Won At

| Legion W.A. Party

/ A. progressive: whist) was held
by the W.A. of the Saanich Pen-
insula. branch of the Canadian
Legion, Saturday “evening, Feb.
Mr. Bert: Sansbury
master of: ceremonies.

Watts. Consolation prizes went

ee Mrs. Hlingsworth.and Sam Gor-
An-embroidered . cloth was -

M. Jones,’ Chalet
Read, “box: of. groceries by Mrs.
Fred) Todd ‘and. the tombola was.
won by’ Stewart Stoddard, .."Re-
freshments was): served by: the-

won “by? Mrs.

: committee Aa Ghateee.: ae

THE GIFT ‘SHOPPE (Rosa Matthews), Sidney MM

Minter
PPLE. JUICE—
"Sunrype:,
DEVON. PEAS ed
GLAZED i ROTTS”

satin. bein.

Ldrawers © and” sult
t alpniutiete tm

“st. PATRICK'S DAY—March 17.

- In bulk,. [Dyecseceeseseseucecsecsesseqeersescyenseesuseneevene ~ 35

* (Bri ing. your, own “Gontainer)

PRICES AS GOOD AS CITY STORES DUB
ie PREPAID, ay

Wool: filled, tn green, 1 a, in

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Vardwood:..walnul | finishs:
a, ‘dies

REIGHT. RATES

Feyerslhle

Second §

aeeocintion® ;

acted: as ©
First prize |
winners were: “Bessie Jackson, N.

" children”-visited, a’ week:
home of L.. King, Kings Road, be-~
- fore returning , ‘to cco home ‘in’:

Bagley, Sask.

Bate, 2990. Beach Drive,’

echome® ins “Vancouver,

cyan, Roherts: Points:

AR RUGS
a Ue Wool, in. ogre ae
Tartan Ahaded nopedsonnabag gg tans vies

Street, Sidney,

Pte. F. W. Rhude,

of Vancouver,

stares’ in dismay “at the ‘pile of

dirty dishes in the mess kitchen and wonders how he will ever get them

all clean:

The pile up was caused by'a failure of the water supply and.

presented tne more problent. of life in the*northland.:

In. And |

jA RC

Social ‘Editor: Mis. E. M. Wakefield, Telephone 140R_

Mr. and-Mrs. A. S. Reynolds, of
Colfax, Sask.,.. left. Thursday. for.
Vancouver en. route’:to..Regina.
Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds have been
_ guests of their. micehy Mrs. . Geo.
Baal. ogy

Mh ‘ana Mrs. AY Grinde. and. two?

bg

Mrs. G R F, Kivkpatiick and:
her ‘daughter, Mrs. Alan” Nash,: ar-
river ‘this week . from Edmonton.’
“Mrs. repel willbe the: guest
“of: Miss: B..' Bate, ‘Towner.
‘Road; ‘for: about.six: ‘weeks, : ‘while’
“Mrs. “Nash: will: ‘be-aguest’ of Mr-
cand Mrs: GN, ‘Kirkpatrick, . Tow-
“nerPark: Road, -for‘a;-week.: While.
“Kirkpatrick. caw: also’
‘daughter, Mrs.

isit:. “her:
ictori ja:

ridge, ‘ot Regina,
and Myrs:° HiT.

mre, ra

law, Gea:

Just: had” well, drilled.

on ‘their’

‘Badger. “of King
toad, Spent ‘the® week-end at her

- Gertrude:
very spent. ‘the _week- ee cate the:
home of. Mrand: Mrs, O,:.C. Coch-
Both. Sie and: °
“Mrs. Cochran: had- an“ attnek © of

“the flu last week,
We ee
Mrs, FM.

“Yann, f2 an gest
Boll, Fifth: Strect,

. ”
Suteliffe,

of Myre fanhet

Howard Ball, whe: has a truek-
ing’ business: at Sayward, is “at
“present: spending “a~ short: holiday
with hiss family om Haat: Saanich
Road 1: i .

‘On “PMhuraday. “ovening - ‘at

aul's United church: moving pic

‘ayes Worg shown, by Mr. “Aldrldgec
Ns oN

“LOVESEATS—__

oo Tattrewave wine . pn oe
wushiona,
dent iy anal homen,

‘ti its Bi

Next Door. to L

a

iauor § Stor

AARON ney

; backgr ound.

: ved refreshments. .

‘at’ the |

Park. :

idle and Buddy. Baillie. =
He “Bee:

Mrs. ‘Sisson ‘is: oe for. x Palen,

‘Sinith, Mills Road, poncin’

sehran: ‘of. Vaneau"

Of? Vie-

cdnslaw, Mroand Mrs, Wi. Fr

ae te

2 Tospihab tne Vietorin,
a LWO weokn and is expoctod buck
odin Sidnoy in. the rear futires:

. Sunny

7 “dlspensing: vue iat,: lH
coda A geraddate. of Toronto: andl, See :

toria. During his talk: on the dif-
ferent. points. of. interest Mr.: Vine
played. the piano. quietly in: the
Following the show-
ing: of pictures, songs were “sung
and later ‘the ladies. .of

Mrs; Walter _ Wingate. has. re- |
turned: to Victoria after being the:
guest of Mr. and Mrs. As F. Nixon,
Soren Saanich - Road.. :

M. ‘and: Mrs. Bryn -Jones have

recently., moved. from, eho resid-

ence on. Harbour. Road.
ok
z + Amoi “these: ‘camping: at: John
Park. ‘over’: the. .week-énd:
David". ‘Christian; William:

‘Cowel, ‘Roy. MeQuin,: Mike © ‘Ped-

“Louis; Robeees ‘Tett: by. pling
“for: Vancouver. after spending ‘the.
veek-end.: with’ his” mother,” Mr:

sont rua ts of Mrs ‘of the “home
vacated: by Mr.2

ott ilu. Weak’ te bee the

law, . My. and Mrs. Bruce | cana

eclebrated hey 8 Ath ‘Virehday

ae visit with: “Revecand “Mrsi:
» Lovell Ave, oe

attended: a omecting “ot: the Micw

“tavias Py rosbytory Welds at the Mats:

yopolitan’ United ehureh: “Monday:

“afternoons: Mrs, Moenagh has: been ~ ¥
the .

chosen as, a lay. delugate..af

presbyt ery for {he coming} your,

“Mr. and Mw. W. G. Henry, of

Nanton, Alta, left on Tuesday
after spending severn). days swith
Mrs. Henry's brother and’ sister.

Queens AVENUE,

; *” ow ; Le
7a “Mrs, “Jnek “Skinner, ae
CAMO: reqarned. hana... by = plune

“after cattanding: the: funeral of hav
sislor at Crossfield . Alta:
H *

. Mr, niticl, Mrs Ingram): Wirst=$
wre AMON ‘those: Who hive been:

Ont.

Tiguan sdniteail
maven son: Saturday. and inder-
“went minor. operation on Sun.

lay, She voturned:-to hors]

Mya. MW,
ate
after undergoing:
he is recovering
, Sidney,

a

et

Mp. and: Mya, Ay d, Merrett and
# at Nipawid, Bagley:
Were week-ond, uenta at tho home
: - ,

‘wi Maxwolly,

of their Boni Ve OQ; Reaneneee

ee

the. will uf Daal,

Mr. Stowart

kutohawati Universities i

ay Road, arrived 2 ins

“AW Mr,

_ the “home ~ of
.. Saskatoon.

- BISHOP HOLDS

-church on Sunday. evening.

the» choir :

quest: -ofsher son cand : daughter-in=:

esd f. Vancouver,’
returned, ‘home: by plane after: en-;

“Mrs, As Menugh, Marino. Drive, : :

Baillie,

‘powled to other: pirts of Canada E
Me. Unger his’ lott: for Prentony 8
™ sinnd,, Mrse Ingram. has lett: fon hery
“home in. Comnwal, inks

ihe aame: even nets, nil An PTecover=
Ing nicely r

for. the “past ©

Cnrtoy ‘rolayned ‘trom
Joseph's haspltal on: Sunday: :
oporation,
at her home. in

‘Ldoya’ Ve Stowart- of, Dinsmore, Lk
sui arelved thin: week to join
Diy Pibwd esta!

Me, “atu, Mis. W, Fh. Gush, Bazan.
Nietovla®:
ature: rye and: spent Cha! weok-ond,
and Mrs. MeCulloch. Mee”
and: Mie Quah dave | heen: Visiting,“
J. thelr sion and daughter in thy Qua.
: f and While: Mere: M ira. Gush:

went an operation. She is re-
cuperating nicely. On Monday
evening. Mr. and Mrs. -E. R. Hall,

East: Saanich: Road, had a few
friends ‘in to ‘welcome. the couple
on their return. |
: *

ae . .
News. of the death of Mrs.
Charlotte Ford, formerly: of East
Saanich. Road, was received this
week. Mrs. Ford passed away. at
her daughter. in

CONFIRMATION
SERVICE HERE.

The Lord Bishop of British
Columbia conducted the .confir-
mation service at St. Andrew’s
Ar-
yayed in cope and mitre and
carrying his croisier, the bishop
confirmed a large class.

One of the first confirmation
services he has conducted since
his return from Australia, Bishop
1H. Sexton told the congregation
of the many advantages and priv-

sjleges enjoyed in -Canada.

In his address to the candidates
che spoke on the words ‘of “the
hymn, * ‘Stand Up, Stand Up for
Jesus.” . ‘Those. confirmed includ-
ed: Jean’ Fraboni, Verna Jackson,
Loraine _Brooks, Rowland. Gilbert,
Patrick Dalton, I. Billings, Mrs.
Timmerman, Mrs. Bateman, Mrs.

Greenhill, ae _Pope and Mrs.
Jackson, .
An oxecllent. attetdanee: saw.

‘the service and Rev.. Roy: Melville, ©
--yeetor of the parish, acknowledged

the gift of

a heater from $F.
Nesbit. ; ; :

‘CORRESPONDENCE,

a
“. POUND AREA

paren: : “would » not’...
‘grazing of ‘stock on the roadside,

‘but. the stock would have to be. .§
herded by ‘some person * to.see that

Dear Sit:'In-reply -to: the story:
of opposition of a pound area -as-
published in. The Review, a pound
prevent...the.

THE BOAT RACE

Whale Meat For.
Oxford-Cambridge

Boat Crews
Crews for. the famous Oxford

-and Cambridge boat race; due to

be rowed at the end of March, are
training hard. A pretty grim

‘problem has faced both: of them

and they’ve tried out vari-..
of adding ‘to

—food;
ous ~ ways
rations.
_The Oxford:.team has secured a
large quantity of whale steaks—

“hardly a substitute for the roast

beef of pre-war years, but better
than nothing. Last semester
Some of the men in the trial eights
had frozen whale meat kept in
the college ice box, and served to
them with their dinner. This
semester pretty well all the row-
ing men are eating whale.

Cambridge has bought a Boat
Club cow, and members of the
crew are learning to milk here!
She’s kept on a farm just outside
Cambridge, and is making a wel-
come addition to: the crew's ‘one
quart-n week milk ration..

Bread and. potato. rationing
have hit. both sides—they get rav-
enous -after a. hard afternoon’ on
the river and’ there’s nothing
much.to fill up with.” The race
itself “will use: up* 3,000 calories,

and -each’ practice costs every
man 23500 calories. "That doesn’t |
leave much out” of: the daily

United: Kingdom average of:2,700°

calories a day, to ride a cycle
home. The Cambridge coach in-
sists on a hot cup’of meat extract
—+ not rationed — immediately
after rowing. Ie says his crew’s
physique is just as good as pre-
war, but they’re not as well nour-
ished.

at. Whale. ‘steak, when: avs uilable is .
increasing in popularity with Brit-

‘nin’s. housewives too. . -All--have
their own, ideas on how. to. cook
it... The secret ad the success of

they. ‘eaused: “no: damage. to “pro- ..8 -

‘perty.”

», business.

stake: ‘the ‘attitude,
sstock, : sand :
7 large.”

let. them’:

“people: here ‘have: had “their-fences
“destroyed: in part,: cand® ‘thei
dens “ruined? :; In’: ‘many. case

can: “ill afford: 1

NO. ‘PASTS!

| (Garden to.

anes ae

agg
BM Tae Marya hita been:
tukinge.: Avoatmentye at Rte Paul's:

“Ate present: a. “very. small ‘gtoup!*
“turn: out. theo $0

“Damage ‘caused by: the - >
stock: is: ‘no worry ‘of: theirs: "Many". ¢

the, produce: they: expected:to :aug-
ment: ‘their-food supply, ‘that: gney
id: hate.to

oo NO. yoo.s,
~ Anyone Con Hang te

Gonceous PATTERNS FOR EVERY oom
ass =n AY. Low Bost

_ Treat. Your Lawn Saat z

s CULTIVATORS.

Any ‘person’ conducting. a-3:@.0
business: expects. to put:his: time-in.
““unning. the. business’’ and herd-.. .
ing: stock. is’part'.of the: business, -°§
“s0.it would: not pee anyone’ out, of

; “Moby Dick, ”

‘proval : ‘of the: experts,
their.

whale meat lies in the cooking. a

When it has been skilfully pre-
pared and served with onions or
suitable seasonings, many people
have been deceived into: thinking
they were eating beefsteak.

In Herman Melville’s tale
-the second mate
gives his recipe for cooking whale:
“Hold the steak in one hand and
a live coal.to it with. the. other;
that done, dish it.” -This method,
however, does. not receive the ap-
who all
advise fairly slow cooking. *

QUIET WEDDING

AT RESTHAVEN

Resthaven chapel was the scene
of a quiet wedding on Monday
afternoon when Elder Campbell
united in marriage John Roscoe
and Mrs. R. Barton, both of Sid-
ney.

The bride, attended by her sis-
ter, chose a beige suit with hat
to match, a corsage. completed
her ensemble. Mr. Sahly was best
min. Wedding music was played
by Mrs. Roberts and during the
signing of the register a: solo. wa
given. by Mrs.. Munson.

‘Mr. and Mrs. -Roscoe received

. the: good -wishes* of: their: friends

in-the lounge following.the cere-
mony and later>

heldvat Terry's: in -Vietoria. | On.
their. return” from. .their: -honey-
moon Mr, ‘and Mrs.:

Roscoe
reside in Sidney.: ‘ ;

.

“Too Late to to Classify
wmraner Awan
FOR RENT — Furnished cottage,
Patricia Bay, March 15. Adults.
Phone Sidney 121M.
FOR SALE —~.New cedar siding
house, 16x24... Two. rooms.and
bathroom. No plumbing: Wired,
brick. chimney.” .To..be moved,

a reception was |

will

10-1

McTav-- :

or eee

$1,175... J. F.. Rickard,
7 ish Cross. Rd.,; Sidney. Sidney.
BAY; Colquitz 89K.

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