Wednesday, May 14, 1958, “SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

seethe title transferred: to Central’
Saanich ‘before it can be registered.
in the name. of the: school. district.
Central Saanich municipality . has
been invited: to make ‘the necessary
move ‘in this: direction. ,.
ANADEQUATE?..... -: ;

The = trustees ":last’ week agreed
that: they had: no knowledge ‘of ‘any’
legal. means whereby the property
could be: disposed: of. It -was also
agreed. that. at the present time it is
unlikely. ‘that a.school’ would be re-
quired in:.that location or: that two
acres would be adequate’ for. the ;
-erection of a. modern.school build- oe
ing ‘and recreational ‘facilities.

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LEGACY

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| Gill-netter Harvests the Crop

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“inhi. ‘school affairs ‘in Saanich
municipality. i

“=< AWhen-> Central - Saanich’ seceded

/ 2. from «the: “parent. municipality . the:
“<Jand was : transferred . to. the: new
district, but the title: was not regis-

~ tered. The title still lies in Saanich,

. although ‘since’ 1947. the ‘school dis-
“trict has administered a larger’ area.
than was. the: case -in 1917.-° The
school trustees are now required to

present at the centennial pioneers’

banquet. at Saanichton. agricultural
hall.on Saturday, May 3, to receive
| centennial ‘scrolls.

‘Eligible «for <A” scrolls were
those who had come-to the province
before 1871, and: for ‘‘B’’. scrolls,

“Service that embraces’ the ‘Peninsula
. and Gulf: Islands: meeting ali: :
problems of, transportation. ‘

“1400 VANCOUVER STREET.

SUC

~ By DOROTHY..

“Out ‘kids ‘take . their. shots with
‘| fortitude and indifference. The only
ERS 2 : 2S | time ‘we :ever had.‘a shindig -about
Life blood of the province of British Coluinbia is the. water surrounding them was the time © Georgie, the
| the western \islands. .. It. abounds: with’ the fish which: find: their -way . to- {Sen de. fon pad’ a flue tadraor’ cand
markets‘in all parts of the: Dominion and abroad. ‘Here is seen the gill. | they took ‘it off him... No, they react
netter .taking’ the harvest. of the seas in the’ first-stage of- turning. thislike the seasoned pin-cushions they
raw. material: ‘into: a revenue of millions . of dollars. : ‘are.. It isa: different: story when , it
comes ‘to cutting their -hair’:. You
can heat. their’ yelling’ ‘for. half:a
| block: “you'd think .it was the: -guil:

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AD ‘SEWER AND SEPTIC TANK
SERVICE.

The Only Name You Need Know for -
_Efficient Service .

“We Cover the Entire Island”

vp ‘MODERN, VACUUM TANKS. anaes
ELECTRIC ROTO- -ROOTER-RAZOR. CLEANS.
“SEWERS AND. DRAINS .

“ANY Day VICTORIA 4-9841 Any 1 iu

TRAINING SCHEME Is

y attended. Officers were Lieut. Gould
and Officer: Com.. . Johnston.
o ,.|lotine, ‘not the ‘clippers:

HELD. BY. CADETS © Training. delat. mainly with r ‘All ‘the: instruction books on. how

‘Canadian’ Scottish Cadet” “Corps hearsals for the. corps”: forthcoming | to cut hair: tell: you. to keep. the. scis-
(North Saanich)” held: a week-end | annual: ‘inspection . cand” demonstra- | sors and the comb: moving—none of
scheme at Albert. Head on May 10/ tions to be.shown at the corps’: open them -explain' what’ to. do. when: the
| and <11.- Approximately “30-: cadets | house on ‘the’ nignt of. May: 23.° head Keeps moving too. borrowed

‘e petur -a:. good tip from ‘the: sheep shearers:
* Cadets ~ “were “returned.” to” their |-you can get.a good lock on them by

| usual, on, Friday. night at7 30.0 ‘clock.

‘the early. stages ‘of its’ aor f ence of ie beets.
we poet beet. is: very: sensitive. to:

per: ‘acre. This s herbicidal, treatment
for ontrolling- ‘weeds: in table: ‘beets

death’, ‘September: 2; 1918, will hold

‘ant, Victoria,’
“Judge J. B, Clearihue will be

pre-

15th Brigade (CRA):

departure of. the -unit. sor overseas
service on May ’26,: 1916,.:

aviv)

an
vasa

Fy » Dealer
AND , HEADQUARTERS. FOR

tonst to tha brigade,’ “which: will be
responded: to” by Dr. W,. Newton,

©0880 ce eee

Penticton: ‘And p- ‘Tsland: points,

served ‘In- France| during’ many:eple

amore. than: the morning : when: they:

faced: up to’ the: Hindenburg: Lina on
September! 3. The: infantry, includ:
ing: the Nova Seatia Highlanders,
-who had been: decimated: by viclons:
“Ato: the rear. When: the:
dn: dront cof:cthe, town, of Dury
failed to, ‘dislodge the’ Germans.

Tho artillery; hound

~-gharged: Into. the valley.
Drury, and, wad met: by
f

al orders,
“pain trong of: (
| destriietiv “from, the
batteries on* the Nedprae on

4

bneriflee

nient: the jrunners | ‘hind t
ikedt, as. the horses were

to haul the wun outs

“OI AMOND
RING. REPAIRS
Have. your’ rio,
“ehocked Tench’ three
anos “thle care:
will BAVE, YOUN.
oe diamonds
i Fatimates, given. |
mt work qarantoed,
Prompt, efficient
erri A c no wor knmanship..
CHR, ATCH.. JINSPE
mae 1004 DLANSHANY al,

coveted -souve
Boggs, Mary . Ann : Lannan, ;
Bill, Alice -M. Norris,: Emily J. Sey-

cilia Jim, Catherine: Jones, . Claus 8. Shanks,

ln And. Around ‘Hone

- hones! via: military: ‘transport on Sun- | gripping: their “ankles. between “your |f
-day:‘afternoon. :.They . will: parade. as:| calves ‘and -holding ‘the® head: firmly. z

under , “one. -arm—but- nothing’ “will. 7

\is-being: included. in: the new chemi- :

their. reunion on Saturday, May; 17):
‘at’ 6.90 pam. Lvl origheed’s:, restaur aT

siding officer, when. members of the:
Association
mark the 42nd anaiversary* of the:

Dr, A. BE. Chatwin: will propose. the:

-Mombers’at.tho banquet ‘will come
from: California, Seattle; Vancouver,”
ay
V well ads the Vietorin: ‘aren..) They,

‘batules, none. of which stirred Ahem:

Hopeless: past-:
h d:

Vby: the origins:

“Owing to! tho: ‘confusion: of the moe
“site and
: Alloped
“Hto-the rear. When the, hopeless: post.
\tion-of the gunners: was, renlized, the
surviving horses were: “wont. hack in

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At Saanichton Cénhtennial Celebration —

"Many residents of: Central ‘Saan-. McTavish, “Angelina. Ryan, Charles

ich;. Deep. Cove,--and Sidney were | , A. Ryan, William: C. Horth, Helen
ba, Horth,;» Rufus P.. Horth, Mary
Reid; Helen Marion Dallain,: a nd
Nora. Hayne. ~

SIDNEY

-W. Gamble, William | H. Roberts, :
‘Michael - Wilson, William ‘J. Maye:

‘nard, Philip .E. ‘Brethour, ‘Roy. B.
Brethour,.. William. E. W. ‘Oliver,
alae Continued: on Page 12.

From Sidney,’ those receiving : the np non
souvenirs». were: “Louisa

_-Anni¢.

= NEPHRON io

George D. Adams, : Clark : . ano nae Fever. 2

; 8 E eee those who. had arrived Pelee to.| mour, Jenny Harding, Ruth Adams,
July 20, 1886. : | Helen’ Argyle, Jane ‘Wilson, : Mar- | j - for
o 9 & 5S : DEEP. COVE . -- ». | garet I. Davie, Elsie) McKillican, |}. . ao Ot ae ee
a “Deep Cove recipients of the | Carrie Pope, William” H: Pollard, \f a" STi A s
. a 7° uel. : .
The Thral Tn Clap | scrolls were: -Josephine: Bill, Ce- Albert» G. Langley; Sam

OC aomanmea wen
. vaPonizen—_ eeme

E00. aeamen macAne
[hon Hereen bane

stop: the. twitch atthe crucial. mo-
ment. with. the: electric clippers that
gives. that: effect which is ‘only dupli-
cated -by “a.- hard-won airstrip in
dense jungle.™ :
It is also-a-good point: to have the
radio. or TV-on full blast, otherwise
the: neighbors are.-apt to” call: the :
cops, in the natural: belief that mur | §
der. is: being done. A
~There’s’ been-a_ lot. of talk i in-B. c.
ietely of :growing-a beard: asa ‘per-.
sonal. centennial project... “At three,
Georgie reckons «he’s :.too young to |pooe
enter. the..beaver - stakes—he’ $s got-a |
novel: idea’.of -his.own. ‘He’s- going
‘to’do ‘his: darnedest : to 80, all veer:
without a air cut, :

‘Dodds Kidnev! ney Pills

For: jBeckactiy Tired

Smile at pelt
Ji'a tries;

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