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Pender Island Work Done in _ Meeting of News From
News Items Record Time United Farmers Mayne Island
(Review Correspondent.) Queens avenue was the scene of A well attended meeting of the (Review Correspondent.)

PENDER ISLAND, July 11.—As|great activity and considerable ex-

a result of the meeting held at Mrs.|citement last Tuesday evening, -when

W. Grimmer’s home about two weeks|a@ barn-raising took place at Mr. C.

ago, a local branch of the W. A. of/‘Ward’s ranch. The work was car-

the Anglican Church has been form-| ried on with such speed and accuracy

ed here. Mrs. Dickson, the organ-| that some of the helpers that it would

— izer, was present, and the meeting|be possible to paint the building -be-
, was well attended. fore dark, but in this they were dis-
We are sorry to report that Mr.|@Ppeinted. The building went up in

T. W.-Fry has been on the sick Ist|Tecord time, the stock being in the

again, but glad to say he is improv-|a'n inside of two hours, which was

ing nicely, and is contemplating a certainly some récord. Among those)

who appeared to be most industrious
was Rev. T. M. Hughes, who oftici-
ated in a very able manner as gsupér-
intendent of construction. . Others
who took part in the work were
Messrs. F. Parkes, F. Wilkinson, W.

Mr. Frank Johnson is home for| potchell, §. Halseth, G. Hill, J. Suth-
a.couple of weeks from Prince Ru- erland, A. Conway, R. Francé, J.

cn pert, where he has been employed Jackson, — Davies, W. Hurst, R.
‘for nearly a year. Douglas, G. Smethser, C. Ward and
- Mr. Graham returned yesterday| 8. ward.
supported by a pair of-crutches. He] After the work was completed sup-
had the misfortune to break his leg per was served by the hostess, as-
at the ankle about a couple of weeks} sisted by Mrs. Hurst,..Mrs. Parkes
ago when Roy Adams’ team ran|and Mrs. Conway. During the even-
away. In jumping clear of the wa-|ing music and singing was indulged
gon he landed on rough ground, and|in and a very happy time was spent
experienced the painful injury. He} py all.
was taken to the hospital and seems
to be making. rapid progress toward
récovery. Roy. Adams sustained only
“minor bruises.
J. 8: ‘Stigings. has his brother-in-
low and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Walker,

North Saanich Local, U. F. B., was
held in the open air of the school
grounds, School Cross Road, on Fri-
day evening, July 7. Several dis-
cussions took place on communica-
tions read by the secretary, one of
which was the enforcement of the
pound bylaw act for North Saanich,
when it was found that owing to the
expense which would accrue to -the
district it was decided to drop%the
matter until a more convenient
time. The most important discus-
sion of the evening was the probable
shortage of hay for the coming win-
ter, and the secretary was asked to
make enquiries into the possible
needs of the United Farmer members
and others in the district who. may
require hay, it being left to Mr. Geo.
Clark, of Patricia Bay to find out if
there will be any local or Island hay
for sale.

It is pleasant to record that there
were seven new members nominated
and accepted at this meeting.

Just a fe wwords were said to-
wards the close of the meeting re-
garding the shipment of the season’s
fruit, and although there may have
to be some little adjustments for
the first year, things seem to be
working very satisfactorily.

Fulford Harbor

MAYNE ISLAND, July 11.—Mrs.
Naylor left on Saturday for Vieceria.

Last Wednesday, July 4, the W. A.
met at Mrs. G. Locke Paddon's, those
present being Mrs. Naylor,  Alrs.
Coates, Mrs. Sandford, Mrs. Newn-
ham and Mrs. Maude.

Sunday evening Capt. T. Tliggs
crossed the Gulf with a tow of tele-
graph poles for the mills at Everett,
Wash.

Monday afternoon, guests at Pit
Comfort on Mr. Gerald Payne's
yacht, Saturna, were Mrs. MeNelil,
Mrs. Payne, Miss Audrey, Dolly nad
Geraldine Payne and Mr. John Payne.
After tea and tennis they left ‘for
Whaler’s Bay.

Last Thursday, Miss Maude and
Miss Stewart, and Mr. Browning left
for Salt Spring to play in the tennis
tournament, Miss Stewart being the
guest of Mrs. Best, and Miss Slaude
staying at Harbor House.

Mr. Browning left Ganges for the
Peace River last Sunday.

Last Friday evening a most de-
lightful camp firc party was held at
Beach House, the home of Capt. and
Mrs. Gilmour, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. David Bellhouse. Those attond-
ing from Mayne were Mrs. Maude and
Mr. and Mrs. George Maude.

Dr. L. Jones and Mrs. Jones were
guests of Dr. Kinnard last week.

Last Sunday evening, about 9

The regular annual meeting of;paid the same salary as last year,
the ratepayers of the Sidney Scheol/ $1,600 and $1,200, respectively, It
District was held in the school last| was also decided to pay the sum of
Saturday evening, there being aj|$25 for fixing the school grounds,
splendid attendance. Mr. John Mat-|clearing away old fences and shrubs,
thews, chairman of the School Board,| etc.
was elected chairmau of the meeting, The sum of $110 was granted for
and Mr. Duff, secretary of the Schooljthe children's library.

Board, acted as secretary of the The Board had, previous to the
meeting. The minutes of the last an-| meeting, called for tenders for the
nual meeting were read and adopted.| janitor work of the school, but none
As Mr. John Matthews’ term of office|of the tenders submitted were ac-
expired at this meeting, it was in or-!cepted. The sum of $720 was. set
der to elected a trustee for the term|aside for this purpose, and new tend-
of three years. When nominations|ers to be called invited.

were called for Mr. Matthews was Through the untiring efforts of
the only nominee, and he was, there-'the secretary of the School Board,
fore, elected by acclamation. Mr.| Mr. Duff, $1,670 was received from
‘Matthews took advantage of the op-;the government, this sum being ar-
portunity to thank the ratepayers;rears from the government which
for the honor which they had done|had been under discussion for some
‘him by-re-electing him to the Schoolitime. Of this amount, $670 will be
oardB. The Board is made up of the} placed in the bank for running ex-
following geutlemen:-Mr. John Mat-| penses, and the remaining $1,000
thews, chairman, Mr. J. Duff, secre-| paid on the government assessment.
tary, and Mr. J. T. Taylor. It was decided to ask for the sum

In regard to teachers’ salaries for|of $3,250 as this year’s appropri-
-the ensuing year, it was decided that| ation from the government.
the sum not to exceed $1,100 be paid) Mr. Roy Brethour was re-elected
‘for the services of the two junior] auditor for the ensuing year.
teachers, and that the principal, Mr. The statement of receipts and ex-
James Ramsay, and Miss Christie, be| penditures follows: :

trip and a month’s rest.

Miss Florence Bryant came out
. from Victoria on Saturday morning
2h and is spending her holidays with
Mrs. Harold Bowerman.

ny

News From

West Saanich

visiting. from the. prairie. . ; } ; . RECEIPTS o'clock, after a piping hot day, a
* Miss. Mhora- and ‘Grace, and Mr. (Review. Correspondent) ‘Cash on hand July 9, 1921...............00. Petes eter neces $ 117.87 Newsy Items storm suddenly came up from tbe.
Robin. ‘and “Master Callum MacDon- WEST SAANICH, ; July 11.—An| :From Department, regular cxent Seem eee seer eee ee ee eens 4,150.00 ~ west and then veered round to the
aid are holidaying with ‘Mrs. J. M.|incident which might have had very ‘From Department, manual training ...........cccc cece ee eaes 80.00 \ northwest, raising quite a dust storm.
MacDonald. serious results, ‘occurred at tha: From Deparemient, ATYCATS cece ce ee eee ee eee et erat eee eeas 1,625.90 (Review Correspondent.) The gale continued: the: greater” part:
. Mrs. ‘Robbins and daughter Kate Brentwood. Beach on Thursday :eVeli-~ ‘From Christmas Tree Pund ..... 00... . cece eee ee cee . 37.20 FULFORD HARBOR, July 10.—| of the night. .
“nave: returned to Mrs. Pollard’s- after. ing ist wien rae 4 young son ° et From Dramatic CIID ...s ss eeeee cece eee cece eee e eee enes 27.70 he following are the pass and prize]. Capt. and Mrs. Maude; Mr. Geo.
_ some’ time. in. Victoria. Henry Hall fell off a log into deep}; ; lists of the Burgoyne Valley and Isa-| Maude and Mrs. Coates left in. ‘The:
water, at the pier, by the B.C. Elec-): ee eee eee

bella Point schools for the year just
closed:

Burgoyne Valley school, teacher,
Migs K. Cates | (Milas: »Lucas after

Val for Cowichan, in the evening go-
ing on to Mil! Bay, and returning: ‘on
Monday. evening. a : :

: Mr, N.. N.. Grimmer Jen ‘Yesterday

tric Bower ‘station. ~eClinton ‘Ghatton, ’,
«la poy of 12 years of -age,-
nearby went ‘to the: rescue, -and: div-F
ing “into ‘the. water, rouge _the:child},

EXPENDITURES e

‘Teachers? J. Ramsay, $1,020; F. D. Christie, $620; &, E. Moses,
“$620; P. Creighton, $620. . :

‘Janitor, N. Fralick:

anitation, Lee ‘Dow. : :

Mr. “John Tolputt’ ‘came. “out, froin
toria yesterday to-visit«his. daugh-

Kenneth. ‘Molle as
“Into senior third=-Fergus Reid:.
Into junior © ‘third—Evelyn Jack-|:

son, ‘Stephen Maxwell, Florence Mol-

let, Archie Urquhart.

Into first -reader—Allan®™ Daykin,
Rex Peters, Dora Uraquhait.

Into second reader—Helen Day-
kin, Edna Morris,

Rolls of Honor—Regularity and
punctuality, Kenneth Mollet; deport-
ment, Eunice Cearley. .

Prize for best flower book in
senior third, Edna Mollet and Ken-
neth Mollet. kind were staged in Mr. Bert Em-

Prize for best wild flowor bookjery’s park. The new pavillon was
in second reader—Florence Mollet;/open and lunches were served to
rand Archie Urquhart. those who applied. After a very

Isabella Point School, tencher,| jolly time the picnickers left about $
Miss M. Akorman: pm,

Passed into junior fourth—-Sam On Friday, July 6, cars were scen
Larden, Walter Lasseter, Peter Ro-jin all directions carrying Mr, Nea-
land, Vina Shepard, con’s friends out to Village Ray to

Into junior third—eonard Shep-| colebrata the raising of a fine large
ard, Alfred Shepard, Margaret Shep-|} barn. Refreshments were served,

The Sidnoy Milla which has heen | year. ard, and after a aplendid danco the crowd
working day and might during the Avout 50 per cent of tho logging; Into second reader -—- Wilbert; left at 2 a.m.

nenved. very popular nnd pallatantors day. A large .party of frionds, ar) month of June, ostabliahed a record) camps on tho Island have consed op- Smith, Loreen Sparrow, Vernico Ta-| Mr. Patterson has been o guust of
hid ip. riving from Sluggetts, Keating, Saa-|) during that period, the largest cut of] orations as a rogult of tho fre which hounoy Mr, Emery for a week.

Need i ia owen thie they may ‘hor hen vi hoe inden urestinge |e od rol Rines the mil com= razed rome days ago, and fe st(l Rolla of Honer--Proficieacy, Sam Mr. Goo. Russell is visiting friends
ho prevailed upon to return, the mane VPRSAS Nee burning, which will make it Increan| arden; dapartment, Paul Roland; |on the Island,

formor leaving only with tho hope Tho following figuras tell the} inely difficult to obtain logs, and) poyutinrity and punctuality, Margaret} Capt. Woolott left for Victerta
of soouring a position at home, story of the past month's buainoss,| Wil bo o sortous handicap. In re-| shopard. during the weok. .

The elastlon of officers concludad and will no doubt prove very Inter-| sard to the same mattor, a proelamn-|  prjzog—Genoral application, Potor| Mish Nesta Staward was a guost

the moating, My, Jack Clngue was oating: tlon was lsaued by the xovarnment Roland; rogularity, Wilbort Smith:/on Mayne last Wednesday, .
eloctod trustae for the  threo-yoar calling upon tha losing mon tol obiiging mannors, Vina Shepard. Monday ovening Mra. Bollhonse,
taym in place of J. A, Nrackott, do- conso worl until tho fira dangor was) On Friday evening a very onjoy-| Milas Harrls and Mr. H,  Bollhouss
teating’ J. Gibaon by only one vote. Total shipments, lumber, 2,161,802] over. It is now Jonrned that this! apie danas waa held at tha home of] came ovor to Point Comfort for ton-
Mr. Avan THoovon was elocted audi ft, hoard -measuro; lath, 966,200; | proclamation was not in tho nature) sy, and Mra, Lean King, of Beaver | nis,
‘tor in-place of R. 8. W. Corbett. Tha shinglos, 366,750, ‘ of A command, but only ase request./ point, Some 86 or 40 poopla wera] Mra. Austin Yatos and Mra, Yatos
“mooting then Adjournod, Export: 8. 8. Canadian, Dritishar,| However that may be, a number of] nyenant and had « good time, Ara wool-end guoata at tho Roctory,
. teen ma ee loaded at Genoa Bay for Adolaide,| tho logging camps closed down Aa 8) Ming Burton and Mins Nattenbury, eee cme grt tinted

Mi BPMUND SHAGER DRAD, ‘Australia, 169,707 ft, beard mons; Teault of tho proclamation, and &/of Victoria, woro visiting Mr. and BPRCIAL NOTION.

uro;, 8. 8. Canadian Prelghter, foad-| umber of thom closod down on Qe) Myg, Pollok, of Beaver Polnt, Inet , ~
ad at Genon Bay for Shanghal, 96,-/count of the loss thoy sustained in} wook, From time to timo hilla for aub-
399 ft., hoard monaure; 8. 9, Hollen,| tho region covored by tho fire. This} Miss Douglas and Miss Lodger, of] saription arroars are sent out, and tn
loaded at Chemainus for Sydnoy,| Will monn, of course, that the price! victoria, aro guests at tho Whiteltho majority of casos tho bill in paid
Australin, 220,789 ft, board mona-|Of logs will advance materially, and) touse. promptly, but some, elther trom no-
ure, nnd 200,000 Inth, the price of lumbar will no doubt) Minn ©. Smith feft tho ialand on| gloct or becauno they do not wish to

By rail, to Amarican pointa, 18|%8v9 to ralsod to moot tho price of) Saturday to return to the Old Coun-| renew tholr subscription, fall to mata
cars, 841,833 ft., hoard monsure, and| tho raw matorial. try. any response to the Invitation to dat.
502,000 lath, ” Mr. C. M. Bryant returned today] tie, Woe wiwh to mond tke paper to

, $25. 60; Jenner's: Grocery, $1. 803. ‘A. “Sheret, "$41. 17; G. ME ‘Hen=
dry Co., $14.66; Stevens: Co., $23.50; Grant ““Blectric ° “Co.,
$35.20;:T. N. Hibben,,Co.,.$13.65; H. Cooley & Son,. $38.55; Dd. :
Spencer, Ltd., $42.00; Island Hxchange, $35. TB eee eee = 442.27

‘Fuel, Sidney Mills .... cc tec c cee eee et eee cence ewe wenees .72.00

Grant: to sports, Saanich Agric. Society .... 0... ccc cece rec eeee 5.00

"Repairs: F, Clanton, $3; A. Berquist, $2.50; N. Fralick, $2....° 7.50

Gravel, B. Munro .. ec. cece cece eee cee cere tere e eset ecese 47.50

Insurance, S. Roberts o. cw cee eee we te meme eee e ee eensees 100.00

Audit, R. B. Brethour wees veceees vee eee eee wees 10.00

Freight and express, Shade & Brethour, ‘$5. 10; A. G. Beale, $1. 25 6.35

Interest ON NOt? 2... cece rere weer eee ene tre ter eesreeerene 8.45

Office expenditure and petty expenses, J. Duff...... cc eee we eee 10.35

Balance, cash on hand, July 2, 1922. ....ccccvevecevescesers 1,679.70

of’ the “Biéntwood’ ‘hotel last: Wednes- |:
t ‘times, but ‘matters: cooled" dow n| day;: “the. occasion - being ‘the picnic ‘Of :
omeéewhat ‘pefore ‘the “meeting was ‘the staff of Angus, Campbell, & Co., of} °
ver, but Mr. JA. Hamilton* proved a| Victoria.: The. catering for. the day
‘very ‘able’ ‘ehairman: “The - report] was‘in the capable- hands ‘6f Mr. ‘Felix |:
. showed an ‘attendance of forty pupils Massarattt, “of ‘the Brentwood Hotel.
and the necessity | of securing 4 sec- This arrangement left the party free}
ond teacher in: February. Ths school] to. ‘enjoy themselves every minute -of
Was divided into two, -rooms, - the| the: time. Some donned bathing
junior grades being accommodated suits and enjoyed themselves for
in the basement, and though not an|some time in the water, while others
altogether .satisfactory location, it;took the launch and made the trip
was thought that, with a few alter-|round the inlet, to the Butchart
ations It could be used for another| Gardens, and still others preferred to
year to save further expense, The|spend their time Jounging in. some
services of a new teacher proved ab-|shady nook in the hotel grounds.
solutely necessary, her salary was|Lunch and tea were served on tho
met without exceeding the estimates,| spacious veranda of the hotel, and
and the report showed a balance ofjoveryono declared this style of pic-
$7 on hand. Tho work of Miss Geld-| nicking to be far in advance of the
art was again most highly com-|usual basket affair. The catering
mended and {it was decided to raisa was pronounced to boot the best.
the estimatos by $200 for the co | A surprise party was arranged on

ing year, so as to mala tho salartos  vtrs, R. J. Parseli inst Thursday
of both teachors oqual. Misa Thom-| waning. on the ocenston of her birth

at, ‘the: ‘heat’ being’ almost: intends

Caspian rising for ‘the ‘third ‘time:
Swimming out he managed’ ‘to help
Mr. Caspian - ‘into, shallow - “water,
where Mr. Churchill alse. gave “aid,
Mr, Caspian is now at the Lady Min-
to Hospital and we hope there will
be no itll-effects from the accident.
On Saturday, July 1, St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church picnic took
place here, the Princess Adelaide
bring about 800. Sports of evory

Total cove cece eee eee weet ence renee temeee nese ccss ee 6 $6,038,67

Cut Over Two Million
Feet in Month of June

home to ofter birthday greatings.
A muaienl programmo was arranged,
KOMe talontod artists talding part,
and 2 very enjoyaeble avening was
apont, A vory handsaine birthday
cake made its appenranea oat the
suppor Liable, tha work of Mra, J, W.
Slugwoll. The guosls prosanted (holr
hontoas with a very honutiful tlowar-
ing plant pa a mamaento of the oe-
canton, . .

Ala meeting of the Wast Snranteh
Women’s Inatitute, held at thafr
rooms on July 4, Mra. W. Watt, of
Durrance, and Mra, I, Walker, of
Brentwood, woro alocted = proaldont,
and vieosprosident, raspectivoly, to
fill the vacanoy aceurring hy tho ro-
algnationa of Mra. Murray and Mrs,
Ruclkle.

Mr. and Mra. Dattram and tamlly,
of Woodrow, Aask., wore nmong tho

From June 1 to Juno 30,

7 Mr. Rdmund Senger, slop-fathor-of
Mr.  F. Wornorl, dled at his home
{hn Konors, Ont., last Sunday at tha
ago of 84 yenrs, Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
fer apent a few months In Sidney
Inst year, and many of the roxnidonts
of Sldney and distrlot will regret to
learn of Mr. Sangor's death. Wo waa

AX momber of tho Masonic lodge, be-|Visitora to tho Butchart Gardens on By rail, to Canadian points, 47 SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC. from Sidney Inlet where tha mines] gvary individual in this dlvtrict, and
throne of the oldest momborn of] Saturday. aura, 1,244,199 tl., board, measure, a aro closing down for a faw months | outside of It, for that mattor, but wo
.. the Jodga in Konora, Ho was also} Misu Nello Parkins, who had heon and 173,200 Inth. A total of 66| St, Andrew's Sunday School and| for altarationa, ete. ldo not wish to rend it to anyone who
momber of the Odd Fellowa’ lodge, in| xpanding the pat week with Misel one, | conrregational plente will ba held] Mr. Reld has purchanod a Clo-l does not doaira “it, Consoquantly
whieh organization ho had hold mom-|Gladya Guy, has left for Seattle! im tye Saanich dintriet wan aup-|on- Wednaaday, July 19, at tha Rx- Trac, which arrivad Inst Monday, wo have dincontInuad sending — tha
‘borahip?for a long term of years. | whore .ahay will visit frignda befora): HHod 0,204 fl. of lumbor. porimental Farm. Cars for tha ahil- “ne Yaviaw to those who have not in any

ten wetmneomenonen

OARD oF THANKS,

Mr. and Mre. R. Morris, Mies Ruth| way let us know their wiahoa, We
McClure and Mr. Ed, McClure were the| tae it that no rorponse meann that
guests of Mra. Rold, Prospect Lake. last] tha. anbacribor wiahoa we to dlaoon-

jroturning to her home in iquimalt,
Mra, Thutten and family Have ar-
rived and taken up thelr residences:

Lumber manufactured during the/dren will leave the Church at 1.30
month, 2,007,257 ft, board meraure,, 7. Tersans having cars and will-
Lath manufactured during the|ing to anaist in giving the children a

Me W. T. Wison doutras to oxeftt choir country home hora for the) month, 713,940. ride, fro aeked to be at the Chureh | Sunday. tinue sending Tha Reviow. A phone
prena. his thanks and appreciation for; munmer mani, Shingloa manufactured during the] promptly at J.40 pam, and the pare aie acaneieinnneaeaeiat eine diouuage will do IE you wieb Le have ;
the many beautiful Moral offertagal Mr. J. Rattram, wha had houn via. month, H3Lh00, ontea aré requested to onond walle] That news itent yo have would] tha paper continued, we

At the funeral of Mw, wite, the Into) tink Mr. and Mra, “Malcolm, on] it $a worthy of Hole that In Juno,| fled hampers, Mra, Hops hag kind-| look good in Tho Heview. Ve sura teierainncemntinniimemtnnenrene bi mameniet

Moye Vedi A Wem fae TH Hea Dee sm hes tHe Pree We Nae eae The wee Ay At wa edithin Ph0 HAATIV deinntod ahntya nnd dabiod on herl the ranortar raprasants The Ravlew The regyntine mnnthly manting af the

“kind acts ‘dons by numoviua triends.{in Saskatchewan, _ | toot of the production In Juno of thia| grounds: for tho oceadlon, | whow giving the information, ~ | Ladies’ Ald was held yenterday,