SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, April 27, 1949.

| LARGE BAPTISM
AT ST. PAUL’S
EASTER SERVICE

Those’ received into St: Paul's
United church ‘during the Easter
services. included:

Linda Merlyn Larson,. daughter

of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ‘C. Lar-.:

son, Sidney; Roberta: Anne Nor-
bury, daughter of: Mr. and. Mrs.

Geo. D. Norbury, Sidney; . Ken-
neth John Ritchie, infant son of
Mr. and- Mrs. R. L. Ritchie, Vic-
toria;- David John = Zabel, infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Alfred
Zabel. Victoria; Joyce Glenna
Ridge and Sharon Shirley Ridge,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Her-

man Gerald Ridge, Sidney; Vic-

FOR
Homecooking
AT ITS BEST!
Steaks - Chops
Hamburvers
Special Lunch Daily -

. on ee
Jak’s—
- of course
Fish and Chips

Wrapped to take out.

Jak’s Cafe - Sidney

Open Daily except Sunday, °
7 a.m. ‘to. 8 p.m.

‘BULLDOZING |

. Modern: equipment to clear and ‘pre ak land,
A —- Massey-Harris Breaker Plow. —
“Basement _ Sheavating,

toria Letitia Howard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ernest How-
ard, Sidney; John Brian Gardner,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Gardner, Deep. Cove, Sidney;
David Lewis Robinson, son. of. Mr.
and Mrs. Keith J. Robinson, Sid-
ney.

In ‘each case the parents chose
to. act. as sponsors. of their ‘own
children and presented. their. chil-
dren’ for baptism, rather than

delegating the duty. to godparents.

A striking feature of the: ser-
vice was the baptism of.. three
young ladies, Dorothea ‘Wilson,
Maureen May Mulroney and. Pat-
ricia Lois Wilson, all of. Sidney. |

The: church was lavishly decor-
ated for the occasion under the
direclion of Mrs. H. J. Readings
and. Mrs. Geo. Nunn,

ROTARIANS SEEK
SPACE FOR SIGN

Comments on the distance of
the Rotary Club emblem sign on
East Saanich Road indicate that
it is too far from Sidney. | Club
members are now looking for a
better position, but find it hard to
locate one.

The sign is at present six miles
trom Sidney,. near the Masonic
Hall on an “island” ‘in the road.
Stan Watling, president. of the
local . group suggests , that if the
road is. widened, as’ planned, a
new site will have to ‘be found.

Randle’s Landing
BOATS for HIRE.
TRIPS TO THE ISLANDS

@
Light Towing - Moorings
Winter Boat Storage

Boats for Charter
° .

— PHONE 170W SIDNEY —
Swartz Bay Road

basking. ¢ ete.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Toward aF inal Peace for the Holy Land

While separate negotiations continue between
the new state of Israel and the Arab nations,
truce teams (1) sent by the United Nations, check
opposing Arab and Israeli positions during. in-
formal conferences somewhere along the front.
Meantime, (2) at United Nations Headquarters
on the Island _ ‘of anodes. Benne U.N. Media--- fighting hetween. the armies of

tor Ralph

During the first. ‘guatter ‘of this
year hospital bills. of. 40,000 per-
sons, were paid under the: Hospital

. generating: sant will’ be ‘installed:

at- the .estimated cost of: $61,250.

A- distribution. system, also will be»

Bunche (center)
agreement between. Israel and. Egypt, as. U.N,
plane (3) stands by to take truce teams any~
where they might be’ needed. The Israeli and
Egyptian chief representatives (4) join in a friend-
jy handshake after signing an armistice to end

initials armistice

their countries.

area’ so -as - to. “C0- -ordinate, ‘the

. whole system, aa
ROAD FOR

ATLIN DISTRICT

‘As a-result.of, a joint ‘agree- -
ment between the. Province and:
- the Dontinion a road between ‘the’ -
city of: Atlin. in ‘the Atlin Riding.”
and” ‘Alaska to connect ‘with what: -
-ig known-as Jake's Corner will be =:

undertaken by. ‘the. army}. it:-was

SPECIALIST IN
HIGH FREQUENCIES

Jack Sims, who operates the
Madrona. Radio. and Television
section at Sidney Electric, is a

“specialist in high frequency aos

mission,

During the war. years he was ¢
“audio specialist with the R. CAF.
and, invented .a. system of .check-
ing. for training ‘craft similar to
the Link trainer. His method: was
used to’ great ‘success throughout
Canada. He. is’ keenly ‘interested
in television reception. and the
building of special electrical and
sound apparatus.

C.P.R. APPOINT |
NEW P.R. OFFICER

John F, Magor, public relations
officer for Canadian Pacific Rail-
way, now at Winnipeg, has been
appointed io the Vancouver office

“tye business for -myselt

Baal Bet ed RS EE AR
ALE.

“Tt owas while we

Rabertson had its beginning.

After the war,
opportunity to. open
own, and that’s what brought.
us both:to Qnesnel,

We teamed up eighteen:
months ugo al the Clrev-
ron Gas Station Art had
opened. We've “been
going places ever since. :
With the top-notch pro-
ducts we've chosen: to
sell and the kind. of
servicethat. soon turns
new customers into-old
friends, we aim to build -
‘a great future for our- :
-selves.:-This‘country’s.
‘given us the -op-
» portunity, and ?we
are going to: make
_ good.””* rhe :

“wie-49"

“Art Stokes and Earl “Robbie Robertson,
Independent Chevron Dealers, Qnesnel, B.C.

were ‘serving with the: Royal ‘Canadian
Engineers in ftely. thatthe. partnership of ‘Stokes and -

-we looked around for an
«x: business of our.

STANDARD OIL) COMPANY. OF.

PAGE SEVEN

as public relations officer.

Mr. Magor served as a flight
lieutenant with the R.C.A.F, dur---
ing the war and was. stationed at ©
‘Patricia Bay, Sidney.

He succeeds John -R. Sturdy,
well-known: author. and. screen
‘writer, who will devote his whole
lime to writing.

EC:

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DR. CHASE’S
Antiseptic OINTMENT.

‘ constructed: at an estimated. cost:
* of $42,000: making’ a. total expendi-.
ture of. over $103,000.”

The: Power: Commission. also has
been’: authorized. to-: acquire : the.
distribution ‘facilities of any.eléc-".
‘trical. utility. operating | ‘within: the.

- Insurance . Scheme, “:its.-was . an-> ‘BRITISH COLUMBIA. Eteey

nounced. by the Hon. G. S. Pear-
“gon, provincial “secretary, ‘in = re--
viewing .-the --first - three months’
operation | of - this‘ Act. : :

'! ! Mr. Pearson: expressed the view.
Dae that: bythe’ end: of the’ year: ‘there |"
“should: be no: doubt whatsoever: in*
»anyone’s mind.as.to:the very. great.
“benefits to. bederived: by: the: in
- stitution: yf: this. scheme.

‘PACIFIC: ‘GREAT. EASTERN’

announced: by’ Premier... ‘Byron
Johnson’ E
.: The’ ‘prdivincial: ‘government’ is:
contributing .$200, 000. towards: the)”:
‘cost: and: a ck federal government le

‘q The’ team’ of A.B, .
- Robertson;. fadereident Chevron Dealers of ‘Quesnel,
- operate one of the nore than 350 service stations which :
oe ‘chosen to. market. ‘Standard, of B.C peoducks.

from: Giesaul to! Pri ee. “George
are ‘expected 'o be. called: ‘on: or
about :May..15° it:'was’ ‘announced
ye Premier -Byror Johnson: -fol-.
lowing © a conference with: -J.°-M
-Stewart,. ‘chief. engineer and: direc
or:-of :: the® Pacific: GreatEastein
who. has: charge oO. his

: “Access roads: are ‘now cing con
structed and’: survey: “parties ° are’:
“laying “stakes: for.’ the construc:
tion work. :

‘POWER PROJECT. a 7
oS The B.Ce “Power.” Commission:
~ has been: authorized :by. the Licu-
‘tenant - ‘Governor - in-- Council 10.
‘enter’ ‘into “an® agreement... with
Wrinch | Memorial hospital” cat
Hazleton. for:..the’ operating and:
“maintenance of a:diesel generating
ee plant and. distribution: system for
eo the Hazleton: fareay css: ve
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. “Yes, a high: handed Govaiainent’ lost our, + tmaperiot ra se
kots—a blow at the wary, heart of B. G 8 prosperity _
7 The mountain differential forces B.C. to pay through the :

“| sose—and you kmow only too well: the raw, deal this
“Province gots from the Liberal Governmant la taxes.

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The Progressive Conservative: Party. consistently yoico our ir protosts in Parliamont ase
consistontly fight for a fair doal for 8. C. HELP THEM DO MORE, Join in the battle
“for tho futuro of British Columbia—YOUR future,

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or. the past. Live yeurs The. ‘House. of
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und circulated (hroughout, the world, These
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