SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, June ‘27, 1951. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW PAGE NINE

JOINS EXPORTS BOARD ‘ member of the board of the Anglo- |) (7 : :
_ Sir James Turner; president of the | ‘Canadian Trade Committee, and S Wh N m do S id I l d? CAPT. NAT GRAY ae as secretary treasurer OF: “
‘National Farmers’ Union, has joined |'will leave for Canada shortly to take | “| MARKET LETTER | O- a c U ney S arn iS HONORED 7 vents ‘ne pra En tae abit are
part in committee meetings. : |
AT PENTICTON ment from the-chair at Penticton, -

the Dollar Exports Board. He is a
(By H. A..Humber, Ltd.) A he was presented with-a :handsome

Following peace negotiations by Ns MIR ALTY. " EPORT is R ECEIVED Captain Nat Gray, Saanichton | silver tea service, suitably engraved, 7
. | by his fellow ‘postmasters. The pre-"

ae U.N. and. Jacob Malik, and. the in- | postmaster, and .past president of.
uth |: sentation was. made by A. F. Brown-:

dication that: both sides may be Enquiries have, been: made around - in. the “Admiralty charts: of that] the B.C. branch of the Canadian .
“| the. world in an endeavor to learn | period. Captain: Kellett called. the i : : of Sooke, se relar “of the”
[prepared to accept them, the mar } : S-| postmasters’- Association, has ve prance cretary "of. "the

ket in New York broke 3.52 points in ‘the. origin “of. the “name, Sidney, | land “Sidney. The. Admiralty states | . , Los
the first hour’s trading on June 25. | Which is attached both to the North | that there is very. little doubt that burned “organization. 4 oPonth ten | ‘New president is sack. Allison of :
" thas Quesnel.

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which way to jump. Many so-called’ _ The Saanichton man served for ; home.

ra This followed a week of backing and | S4anich business ‘centre and. to tho [at some time between the years . Bs
TH 1 N K o F oy filling with most traders uncertain adjacent island.in-the Gulf. | 1845-1851, Captain Kellett re-named | ; ane he didn’t come back empty-| » The tea ser vice has wen admired iS
. SP F Months ago the enquiries. were set | the island Sidney. sanded : by. many friends” at his Saanichton . _

into motion by The Review. Various| «phe charts: of Captain Richards a ;

experts’ predict the usual seasonal ne - : :
| slump followed by a further ad- |Seurees have already replied stating | were consulted by the. Admiralty but he

_ '-vance in the fall. Dow Jones chart- ene they had no record of the) they think there is no reason to be-
a lists, on the other hand, claim that )Ovigin of the name. A final note yieve that he re-named the island. W
N AT i O N AL! unless ‘the averages can break | {70m the United Kingdom Informa- | captain Richards’ charts refer only:

through the 254-265 point in the |'#0n Office at Ottawa states that} to sidney Island. No mention is
the name may have originated in| made of Sallas Island.

near future, a considerable decline
the early years of the settlement

| may be expected. Fear that all the of the aves when =. Cootaln F. W Surveyor Sidney _
| stockpiling of recent months may ‘Une a apa | “There was a-Captain F. W. sia- | | DY thie following changes ill ‘aie
en ee ee ean

If you're |
incicate & Tevere 6) ome See as eee tiaes The im ney employed as a surveyor during
which come inte effect on June 30, (951?
—<—$—

going places
—whether for
business or pleasure—

prices has caused a cautious atti- of these coastal waters. The in- ;
tude towards purchase of base formation office adds that no au-!the years 1842-1869. It, is believed

enctals, ete. thority is able to furnish a positive that Captain: Kellett re-named the |
statement on the naming of Sid-.| island Sidney in recognition of this,
contemporary surveyor. This was.a |

“to any destination near or ; ; : ‘ . [ney Island. ;
- far, keep us ever in mind. For Travel is our business—travel | POWER Re OUT nm Parenarel Sources tacoues aan feature a the times. : 7 ‘Sone. Alanghtori, sonsrin-liw, ae rs- fnew: =
- ; a he “British miralty, through “Apparently .it is always difficult : - brothers, brothers-in-law, sisters and sisters-in-law,
anywhere in Canada, United States, Europe, ete! We'll be : NES oo the information office, has pr ovided | Lo give an’exact reason for the nam- “whoare marricd—no longe r classed: as de spende nls ares
glad to help you with your plans, and will do our bese : seat re a irk Third & St, Sidney, ate ein Anfor: trintion; | ing of an-island—the charts scldom -if:16 years of.nge or over. Be ae
; was distur abou a.m. on Fri- “Prior..to his island -was!give a real clue. The Admiralty | ©) Single—no longer clas: ed as-de rendents if 19: years s =
to make your trip a pleasant one. oe | day by a sharp crash at the front of |mamed Sallas Island. During the; ‘feels, however, that in this case. the Bo of age or over. anes , oe Sa ee
. her home. Investigation proved that | years 1845-1851 a Captain Kellett | naming of. Sidney Island ‘ must’.be OS .
the meter and fuse boxes had been | carried out a large scale survey, and ‘credited to Captain Kellett.” a _ Af you no Tonger qualify as dependent you must
> register separately and ‘pay. premiums “before

| ripped off the.wall. A truck dump- |’

ae em re ern ree SY June 30th, 195L. Provision is still made for: single). 6.5.

UNTO... ieholson ‘an ‘Daughter of ‘the late’‘Thomas’ J.| “District ‘Offices : ~ VANCOUVER - VICTORIA "NEW WESTMINSTER

ne ve ar in
: : : g gravel-had fouled the overhead ; ;
‘A. E. CURTIS, G.AB.D,, | power lines and: the accessories had ESTEEMED SIDNEY LADY IS: CALLED sons and danghters to be classed as dependents ify
, oe th re either mentally or pbysicall a ore.
a eae been pulled off the wall. BY DEATH IN VICTORIA HOSPITAL, tender 2 > 1 years ofage attending school. |
overnment Victoria, B.C. namie Semen, BC. Electric rep- _. Mrs. Bertha Margaret Deacon, of ; War Memorial. Park. For. omy For. further: information ‘contact. the Hospital = eh
*none: 7” v resentative was called and by mid- | 2345 Harbor. Road, Sidney, passed | years she was organist at Holy Insurance Service in Vancouver, Victoria: or ‘New Soe
: day the damage had:been repaired. | away at Oak Lodge’ Hospital, Quad- | Trinity Church. : fe Westminster. : oo ry cas.
The wires above the street haveyra St. Victoria, on Friday, June 22. Mrs. Deacon: dent Joo a ee ;
AUB Se been. raised several feet.. The level | She was laid to rest-in Holy Trinit acon was an ardent gar- . .  Dhese. changes are in aecordative,with amendments
—— “. ofthe stréet has been elevated con- | Cemetery. at Patricia Be te Mon, dener and a member’ of . various “made by the Government of the Province of British
. e..' siderably. during ‘the ‘reconstruction. ‘day,- June 25. . Rev. Roy. Melville: hortloutarat eocleties. See eek _Cahantin toe regulations under, the Hospital ee
LL ; , remembere mar Y wy Bele eat ose pean
© | work.on this thoroughfare and the | officiated. ‘Interment followed ser~ | paskets she ae | on sel eee
- "| effect.was to bring the level of a vice at Sands Mortuary by Rev. out? 17 “Gorigecttives yedrs.- 66 Rest |
~ Vhigh- vehicle into. contact, with the S. Fleming. | Palibearers were E. E ‘Haven Hospital. ‘these. were eppies |
a power lines (0 Hall, AL Seobie, J. John, J. Ruxton, "ciated by both patients. and-staff..

" ce ni in. community: af- abe Amt Tat pucsniie, Soatiand, f= «Knit

fairs, Mrs. Deacon was dete er on March 25, 1863. She. had resided: |
.| in: organizing: the first Women’s In- in Sidney ‘and: district for the | past
stitute in Sidney. and later.in open- 61. years: :

S ing: ae “children’s playground, which. - j
is now: ‘known as'the North Saanich "Mr. and Mrs. Deacon ‘celebrated
; . ‘their golden wedding anniversary on
: Beds t October’, 12, 1948: pees!
Saanich Member ~ > [surviving’ are her iuaband, “Ben-

2 Heads’ Labor: ‘jamin; at home; a.son, Alan T., Van-

} oe couver;. a granddaughter, ‘Miss: Joy.
: Inquiry. Group

ee : Deacon, - Wancouver;:: two: ? «sisters,
“The special ‘committee | appointed: Mrs. BAS “Grant, ‘Seattle, “and ‘Mr.
at the last, session: of the B. Cr legis-.

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R. : Hampton: _ Vancouver,"

Sampbell,. Beacon’ Ave,;:
riday evening, ‘June, 22

‘Among the’ cities | pres
the ‘committee. will
A’) able to visit. outside: ‘of Vancouver
‘and. Victoria, are.Trail, ‘Kimberley,
‘Vernon, “Kelowna; ‘Prince: cor
: and. Powell, River : :

fo: hear’ the. report: of. the ‘delegate,
Mrs; ‘Campbell: “who -attended*: the,
Provincial: Ladies": “Auxiliaries : ‘con-= ;
|'vention, held. ‘at: ‘Port: Alberni, B.C
on ‘June“10-13 - inclusive: :
fe ‘The delegate gave aw ‘complete and
eports: on: the. various regu-

| lations’: discussed - ‘and | endorsed’ ‘at,
the: convention,. ‘the: fine: hospitality:
rendered the. delegates ; ‘by: the: eltl-. =
‘yens:) of {this®. ‘up-Island: ‘elty: was:
noted, and. 1; special tour: through a.
J arge: pulp. and’ paper mill was a
ranged. for,” an -enjoyed: by: ihe rep=";
-yesentatives..of: the various branch |
“auxiliaries. aed ; ; :
‘Branch executive ‘mombers ‘are.
reminded. of the regular monthly
meeting: of ‘the executive to be held.
on Monday, . Jilly’ 9, due’ to “‘Tuly.2
being declared’ n public holiday.

“ONLY you know the personal st
«+ --bank book tells. Did , you know. there re are
ee 8,000, 000 such. bank books in. Gane!
cn ‘Each. contains information that i is strictly ;
: private, each represents ‘ ‘money in the hank”, pees

Lochside’ Drivez had as a “quest: re=-
Jeently Andrew. Bowman, of Senttle,
Va former. resident of- Sidney. and.an,
‘old: school chum: of Mr, Boweott’s,
os “A Tuesday ‘evening afew: ‘friends:
_ | gathered: at? the -home of Mr. cand |
hs Mrs, :Boweott..” The occasion ° was 0
showing “of: ‘colored. slides ‘of -moun-
tain climbing, part: of a large. col-
}iection takeiy con. the ‘spot. by: Mx.
‘Bowman, . Scones were ‘shown. of
Pvariuus views Sryt the tupe uf sev-
yom. famous “mountains in tie
} Rockies and Olympios; such 1s
*) Mounts Robson, Baker, Rainier andy
few others: .
-Pardenlarly ponutifnl were photo-
graphs. in color.of wild: flowers. found
; growing” igh: wp on, ne penelny
aldo, oe ee
Mir. Bowmmn: Asi prominent mom='
‘ er Of the. Mountainee Var. pine clu
‘lot! Setltlo, and 48 0n Vancouver, Tis
Vand: “faye his: elu, An: & peifroh ‘for

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‘Your money is part ‘of the evand total of
these little books — a great pool

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displayed by the Liquor Control Board or) June 19.” Requiem: mis wile celos tion. y be me arranged,

° iby the Government of British Columbla, brated ntoAl. Andrew's, Cathedral} in. your TOMI,
pisos Victoria, nnd nterment’ followed in , a
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WHAT ARE WE. DOING?

Recently we brought in an elderly Sedan which had just got i
tired out, and. refused:to yun any: furthers - Saeed |.

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comolted ii. Quebeo dial SAT hee StL) \

_ We gave ‘ita thoreugh overhaul, replacing, snly ‘those parts
which were essentially required, and. the. result: is that y we,
oo have: another. satisfied customer with many” more, e-miles sof

umotoring: neguired: at a: low ¢ cost. 7

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