“PAGE FOUR | , SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, November 19, 1952.

sen |) A Live Wire : lama ; > Mussolini Tried Too
est Place | | a “esegatkonson tines) The Review's |] icine se. panic

A. junior’ ‘postman. at Ely post | '
their sea, the Russians might recall.

l office who recently took “out: for | k R
“M delivery a telegram addressed to | | Boo eview Mussolini’s attemmpt.in the- Medi-

~ Home Is |

4 Lady Gai Is Happier There ~ +. |la workman employed on the reno- | “phe Colditz Story,” by P. R. terranean. .
- Published at Sidney, Vancouver ‘Island, BC. . a _ AV vation: of Ely Cathedral found that | Reid. M.B.E, M.C. Hodder ‘anid [cho -pol . iad Geaad
“= Bivery .Wednesday." 2 6 0 a (By Muriel D. Wilson) selves and their own.affairs..- This ; the workman was at the top of the | | Sto wh ; a. 378° at $3. 75. ; the Po os ‘whose’ land’ was aready
2 By Peninsula: Printing Co. Ltd. ADY-GAI, the little dog, was so | Jezebel. for instance, ‘she would scaffolding in the Lantern. Tower. | 2fOUST0™ a sil esr y, ee ie wh an aid
y S. ‘RIVERS, President | ‘and’ Managing Director. © | fig. pleased to be: “home that’ she make a: good model fora door stop. | After all efforts to-attract. the man’s During itie "Second World War. ake vod thei go tow nee id
“wemtt of. B.C. “Division; : “Canadian - ‘Weekly’ Newspapers’ . Association. ‘kissed ‘the cat. °.20°° | Shemight* even: look nice on: the attention from the ground had fail- there were many. prisoners “in Ger make, goo eir. eSeae aa re
Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association, | “Well!” said Jezebel, “why this |cover of a magazine, but asa con-/ed the postman delivered the tele- , who did not find their: way’ to| loits. as prisoners of the “hop less
; he Member, Seen Oe da of oie Pe tae sudddat hurst.of affection? |. yversationalist I’ll. take -the~ china eram | by 17) feet Fe folding and Tay ation cavips, where. “sur- a of. the , truth of their epe sie
one a or ni a Dea 66 ” _ wo "
Tc'ep y.. 8 : a Think nothing of. it, said Gai, dog on by mantel shelf, a . imbing 0. feet'o ieee ding. ‘vival was unlikely. and torture. ‘and |“ Highly readable, this story lists a‘.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES. $2.50. per year. by mail in Canada. and. ‘the | “it's just that Iam very glad ‘to-
. “British. ‘Empire; $3.00: per year to: foreign countries. : be home.” :

“Authorized as: second class: mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. me “Oh,” -said- Jezebel, ey iow 1

| thought |

i Display -advertising: rates ‘on: hcl AE —Lyou aro pretty. St ee tne
oi texcited-when

“Wednesday, ‘November 19, 1952. vo. Lyou_ started: out.
——_———~ | Personally I felt

AF FEATHERINTHEIR CAPS S=S, te. tea

at being left be
PPREHENSION of a group of irresponsible youths who} hind and me in

“were responsible for wanton destruction in .Sidney | a delicate condi
: ‘and. district on Hallowe’en by members of Sidney detach- | tion, too.”
~ment, R.C.M.P.,-is definitely a feather inthe caps of the) “Ca ts,” said:
‘officers... Last week this column’ deplored the conduct of. Gai, qo ‘not &
“these boys. Inthe near future, as the direct result of smart |? 92° them 5

= ;  \ death their” daily:
ay. nae — gay YY fare The vast -
Reflections From the Past! =n;
; wa to prison. camps
, So a : , Tes ~ ° © ‘| where: they were
-20 YEARS AGO ||» ‘Mrs. ‘J. Wilkinson, East Saanich] treated» accord-
CW. Sterling, | of ‘Sidney, was | Road, is spending a vacation at the ing to. the re-
awarded a blue ribbon at the Inter- | | home of friends in Wanceuver. quirements 0 f°
| national. Livestock Exhibition and . the Geneva cén-
Hay and Grain Show ‘in Chicago} — 30 YEARS AGO. yention. These
this week for his exhibit of large} Miss M..Rae was the guest of Mr. rules for the
yellow field peas. Mr. Sterling, of | and Mrs. Shopland at Retreat Cov e,| Maintenance of. , Ltd.
“The Orchard”, is’ the only winner ! last week. prisoners . were . Avreader’ of. this’ column has a
‘selves to travel-’E on Vancouver. Island. | Fletcher North “hag returned to] S*nerally ad- og, G. Richards jcopy in his possession and’ recently.

o hered > to in: k £ ter="
ror ere abe ; . _The fortnightly ‘meeting of. the {Deep Cove after-a short. visit to the demonstrated the boo or its inter

Police wer fe they: 4 be explaining the situation to the court. ing and besides. . Mrs. Wilson ; ‘Anglic an. Young People’ oo ‘Associz iat United’ States. eae cman ite but the manner. in which | esting. characteristics. ; .

& Jeyou are accus-. * ; the. regulations» ‘were adm tered

vanton. destruction: of: private ‘property on -Hallowe’en.) tomed to.living out: of doors and tion ces ped on Faiday, eening. at | West * Saanich Women’s Institute varied “according ‘to: the iministered The author: explains in 7 ee

North’ ‘Saanich: residents: generally Nabi rejoice ‘in’ the fending for yourself.”.° 1¢ home of Mrs.. George Cochran, |has expressed its thanks to. Rev. M-| ihe comman ding’ officer. and his that .this..is the .second edition of.

capture. of. the.‘ ‘gang’. ” he Good Hunting - Sidney. The following officers were; W. Bruce, Mount Newton; Mrs. S\the work. Among other things he

ic staff. There was. one ..pri t-
E oy 7 -Jelected: honorary ‘president, Rev. T. { Limprieht! Moodyville ; and to Mrs. prison’. Out-| notes that one of the» major criti-
OAs a: matter’ ‘of: ‘fact,. The Review is. ~gitite. impressed | That's true,” Jezebel “teplica standing in two respects. The prison | cisms. with which he has been met is)

|M. Hughes; president, Bert Ward;]Be Mayell, of Verdi

: “I reaily: managed -very well. -Mrs. ; ttram Mayell, of Verdier Ave., for} ,, :

with. the job. of policing which. is being done’ in. North 8 5 y. vice-president, Miss “Helen Cochran; their donations to. the Institute ‘hall aur Eth ee mainuained hei _ “ using a preposition to ends
ine. -In his answer to the critics he

‘Saanich at present. At the time the R.C.M.P. took over|Neishbor brought, milk’ down, for secretary, Dick Ayres; social con-) fund. Harry Hoosen is visiting. hi
: d ne Pender: Ie. | oscaped_ from other camps and had} observed. that he has attempted. to

a . .: ~ajme every. few days ‘and the’ hunt- ;
from the former B.C. Provincial Police, many citizens were ing was. good. I don’t think there | ¥°"°T Vivian Graham. | father, Evan~Hoosen, at Pender’ Is-| poon recaptured bef king tl
wav't fe 4 crore: ma ing their profit by their criticisms, but that
bike heat alee ia ode -|'such is the only profit his" first edi- :

ee They wondered. ne wh ‘do ot aves that | will be any. mice. around’. Solimar } After’ visiting: Mr. Scott’s’ parents, land, after a lengthy absence. . .
To ay ere are very. nen nde. ents..w 0 ono Ss ee this winter,” . Mr. . and “Mrs. W.. E. Scott, off “An exciting. basketball: game in the]. -This-is the story of. that. prison.
Our. policing is in £00 ands." “T-saw: several piles - of feathers: Ganges, Mr.-and. Mrs. Douglas -F. Hope Bay Hall last Monday evening] The writer was. incarcerated jn yen broughe fim. at anf:
: riticism: today would be air.
Laufen prison camp in June of 1940. Victoria, writings were lost with the

large number ‘of. ‘the ‘prisoners ~ held
at Colditz, with their ultimate | rank
“.. or fate, :

ee RS

Published in 1889, “Eos,.an Epic
of. the Dawn”, by. Nicholas Flood
Davin, M.P.,was° the: first “purely
literary work to be printed and pub-
lished in the North-West Territor-
jes”. It was published in Regina,
N.W. T., by . the Leader Rompany

ae

ca nn | a

‘There -has never: been a. lot of. crime in this area and. around,” said Gai, “and you know || Scott and daughter have left to visit| resulted in a 27-14. victory for Pots
we are confident that there never will be. . But the.type|how. our mistress i feels” about | relatives in: Seattle before returning Washington, The line-ups were as

” His first ti
of. policing which the R.C.M.P..is providing here is defin- binds. ei “yecivad “hee” Bek “aind home to San Francisco. . _ | follows: Hope Bay: S. -P. Corbett,| the Fist: ae Of en oa atin “passage ote era ane i is only,
itel ate ent: to. crime and: it is: a reciated. ae we | Jezebel arche er” back -and|.° yy t r|B. Phelps, Harold Auch : those ‘which were - outstanding tha
pp eae ount ‘Newton’ Parent - Teacher ps aro uchterlonie, | them: into practice. His next act was still hold their appeal. In my humble

TC ae noe ee he cade iy: the oie ae 8 Association... held ‘avery. “successful | Arthur Bowerman, Fred Stebbings.| to be caught as an escaped prisoner

VILLAGE. ELECTION > 7 . a cba surprise, ‘as soon as an opportune card party. and. “dance.” on Priday. Port, Washington: H. G. Scott, Stan land to -be ‘recalled. He-
eos : +1 tinie arrives Iam. going..to. bring evening..Winners ‘at bridge - were as Stigings, George — Grimmer,. ‘Gros- sent to’ Colditz, An international
in | Junior downto the house: He'is follows: .Mrs. E.. Livesey, W.Ker-|venor. Logan, “A. Bridge. . Referee | centre, Colditz’ was an officers’ ‘unit.

a michty fine ‘kitten: ‘Even’ ou. will Sey. Mr. and ‘Mrs. W. ‘Wright. Win- | was. the Rey, C. Price, and ‘Rev. A As a‘matter. of ‘detail the: author has 7 -
ce 1 voting. This week two more s panilenien havea jmit that.” ny ners at 500 were Mrs. H. Young, E.|MacMillan served as. timekeeper. Fone into his story the various i The Churches o8

nt beeau names “*Do you. mean there is: only. ¢ one T. Lawrie, T. Bull and-.F. Michell. Lorne. Thomson, of’ West’ Saanich, | characteristics. of _many of the in-
pRecnuRe five kitten?” fae! The ‘proceeds: of the: evening’s. affair| | was the ‘unfortunate loser of a valu-! mates and. ‘their recreations. while i ‘in| pecs

ee “Only: one,” said. Jeézeve; “but will: be devoted to the purchase. “ a} able Ayrshire bull last.week. | the hands..of ‘the’ ehemy. 90... “Seventh-day
St ‘the three. Der tlenen: ‘who: ‘are preparing. tol tell me about your trip’. = piano. |, =| Mount» Newton: Social. Club held} From: the ‘tale. of the “crew . who _ Adventist Church -
ace has. ‘previously served‘on. the. Sidney: village “Lady. Gai got-up, scratched her.| Ee: Robson, of the: ‘crew: of: Ss. ‘its = fortnightly ‘card: party .on “Wed-; built: “a glider - within’ the -walls’ of J

Princess ° Kathleen, has -been spend- nesday’ evening: . Winners. ‘in. ‘the’ their. prison, to: the. stories: of: brew-

opinion these are. not outstanding.—
was - then FGR.-

Sublic-spirited.. citizens, however, who are tug. closer to: “the fire, made herself

tha ncorporation. was’ the wisest step: that Sid- mGre) ‘comfortable: before: replying. | ing. the: week-end | with) his: parents,| event .at.. the - ‘Tapscott: ‘Hall: were. ingsale“and® ‘distilling spirits in an|}.- ~ saturday, Nov. 22
a taken i nite. 60- odd: ‘Years ‘of existente and. they. are | To tell the truth, I don’t’ really | Mr.. cee Mrs: “ad Robson, “Mayne Miss“ Urstila Starling, Edgar: Buckle,| illicit brewery, the story’ reads imore “Sabbath, ‘School - 2o2e--:9.80 am.
: ) i like being. away. from home’... give Island. : 7 = “| J..Osborne, Mr. Bourgeois, L. peat, ‘like a book. of fiction... 2. . |) Preaching. Service © oe a.m.

“james “my. own: bed,-my..own: ‘fire and | "hese Greenfield, G. Bickford, and Mr. JHydes.” ns :

The E“Beeatest tragedy... was- that of a Be . ‘Every ‘Wednesday’

ote cent He meal e ‘day: and Neh ae Weekly. ‘Prayer: Service € 7.30 pam.

who.’ ave t ‘ade, their home on* “Bea-|
con: Ave.,-next: to “the: Cottage. Tea.
| Rooms: for: a’ number. of: years, :h:

/ MORE> ‘ABOUT:

_PYTHIANS -

: “first: half cnded; Gus tallied a, hoth
. MP, the “work, of, the, united disputed -goal to -knot the ‘count:-2-2
oan’) Church: eee Spring | Talan cat Ga ‘The secand: frame had. hardly.
ed: before a. Cycles: forward: headed: ; delity conte .
a centering’ pass: into the’Sidney goal.| ‘The staff sa sisted i in’ “the: Jinitiatory
‘| For. a while it: ‘appeared ’'as if, ‘that | ceremonies and: at’ this: time. Mrs.. E.
: ve would: be the: winning: ‘marker: as the, Sapsford: ‘arid: ‘Mrs, B “Bowéott® took.
the: garden: fence,:, but: 1. must: say |" J." “Horel, * conn: finesnink ‘at | Victoria, feain controlled ‘play... .:} their. places. on. the. staff \while the

[they were ver friend! 7 4 ooo Tide: Turns. 2 A ME-C. Mrs,” Chappuis,’ and: guard, yensone.
y were.very, a Ril ford, ‘ Deer kent Paty repairing | “But the tide of battle, ‘as it usually, “Mrs, /D. Robinson, filled their: ap- USty “Augustine's

does, ‘turned, Apportunist ‘Norbury’, pointed: ‘offices: Boe Svensong . sageeneed
| picked “up a> “ball near. the: ‘Other members: of Victory’ Temple | ee
1 Cycles" ae and ‘drove: it home td who attended the convention’ were: |)

“Sidney kept a constant | Mesdames. J.D, Butler, C.D. Dicke=,| |) Brentwood College ||: :

pressure | “against the. goal’. ‘and. thy, son 5. Gordon,.G G, Taylor, Ww. Tripp|
Victorians were Icky on numerous | ‘and By C. Ward. - ; ..Memorial ‘Chapel:

‘oecasions,. ns - A total | of. 137 members. were: “(Parish Churely:

aris v: of Brentw ood
With about. eight minutes ‘of play repistered from’ the: six temples: in “Rey, N. AST ‘ )
left in the match (Fl. Larson’ booted ; Distriet No °S, whieh include Lady- men Lowe, BAw LTh,.

“mornings and fee ‘man of. the |

always gaye me titbit from |.taken. --Hletman were.

he; spelling. hee. Mrs:.

ag ir the name ‘of | house.
fter-his: ae finished: reading | his ows prate
was’ passed ‘to: the lady::When rake eee

| ‘was passed to another North dogs up there a
family Wher ‘they: had perused its olumns, they |

A ‘course: I. “only. chad
alled:tt to: hain of ever in the: ‘United ibe too ‘Jacquaintance * with them’. through ap “Mout:

ea and the re
“OF Island,

“Atter:
went: pare

yl: At AEH

iy! Vable damage: 7
. Jezebel that is. no place fora dog.” |. Fire ‘destroyed. the 36-Foot asoline |
at What: is sit) like..there?- asked | fauneh “Ivy Lym!" at the foot of the}

“fleaebely gracefully: stretching her. Roberts Bay” wharf, when: the cook-
silver ’-self before: coiling: into: a:
more comfortable. position.

“Well; Gai replied, “T-only had |
av dog's’ eye view of-it ‘but ‘from:

“stove was: ‘accidentally overturned: on:
JF riday. The: flames were™ fought®-by:| -

the: Review: tine tineipata: t teicher.
Copeland: and: Wright, shipbuilders, |.

and School children. who wave stich

‘ . , of Sidney, bat the boat was burned
; rR A Tine support, to the business men twhat.1.saw Pmoglad | five in the ro tie waterline, O ae Of the. ves: a long drive that bounced off the snuth Temple No, 5, Island ‘emple|} nc Sunday, Nov, 23.
“ta. again “ise. your. fond and:womensand all the fraternal country. Tn the: city: there are too! a WY Be . a Pane - ‘post: into the net to give Sidney. a No, 8, Victoria; Maple Temple No.|| Twenty-Fourth, After Trinity | @
“paper: “tocthank-all "those: who. have and: pervice onunetanlions who sup-(nany people and all-of them in a vie wine lone nw _ Seerteneed t 4-3 lead and the wit, Try as. they !20, Dunean; May Temple No. 34,|{ Holy Communion .......10. 30am. |. ps
. helped . Us. OU, the library issue, ote the li fr le le tl hurty. Wuatle! Bustle! Tt Kurs on ‘ / va ut ne on Hoare, experiences night Ue Cychots could net pene: Cheumuus; Capitol Cay Temple Frensanyy 7.30 p.m.
’ 1 & ye vali: to thank, you. for o the ladies who nandertook the all the time, You. wouldn't believe a narrow escape, . trate the stiff Sidney defence. No, 35, Victorias and Victory Temple tcreneoemare mccain
Virst, canvassing and tayeday collection, | paw people: hurry. Toactually. saw Mrs, FE, Munvo-and two children, roy ATIAT F y Tempte : ror cnarcremne nee mtn rarer

ar ‘editarial—ic was areal inspira aid. the: Minicipaliti ies of Saanich,
a, Thanks te to call: the at Central, Saanich and Sidney, and to
: in sndertal ex jthe: citizens. wha: hy. (he. purehase

: Xe. of poppies and. wreaths. and: donas
tions contribute tO the. fund, aur

One-ef the features of the excit-; No. 36, Sidney, :
_ net ally SY Patricia Bay ending j " » fas : 3 | No. 86, Sidney, °
aman in a-car- plug: in, his: electric af Patricia Bay, are spending. severa ing mate. was , sails’ be r
Eee sae tet of his. face. ditys. in Victoria ‘G thie “guiests at! g ach was the locals better; On behalf of Victory Temple, BETHEL BAPTIST

vices “Don? Stenton,: Jackie Pant Most Excellent Chief -Clvapp So
vile: waiting. fora cred. Night to Mrs... MeKenzies ae ehappuis ty) -
ne : eT Re : x “Memorlal service.’ on: A riitstigi pind Carson were. partionlarly effec thanked: the: Ladysmith members for _CHURCH |

Iheshadn't vis | Day“ was. held= at: Mahon, Hall; Gan. tive sin this” department -as* few: op- | their kindness “atid hospitality; ‘and tp ;BEACON. AVENUE.

. dinvenletaste. + lefts. fava. dndicndcat atthe alirine ae are posing forwards: managed: to get hy Lexpressed the hope that all, would’ be, gutter en re
AVE RIDGE, He we

oe Mar (hore: are we the gemont side viously.’ ar ranied,: wy he: heavy snow then I son,” ; uhove : wl ‘others Sy, “alle to tne Agiin Next year, 39,455 Pre

ee: ott SundayeSehooal. ;

5 eee ew es walks and ie ved god miles) whieh > fell throughout. Vriday was tes Gage lle Norey, 1. ier : lamar co Worabin, Service’ 11,00 am. ]F: ~
opp “une ommitt yd alaiviles of thems cAn dog someel  heceanse ie AM pe : ae Je . veMing. Service 2 :
nny Wiles i ix the canse dfthe change iy program ail Giny alsa starred: THE, REVIEW' S- MONDAY ey

{tines hasta walk, blocks: and Mae Iss,
al Tind sh: Aree: Ons bitotgrasaec and
of that.cementiscmurder-on, your fects
ANd amy: alenr that. innit hy work:
Pat. dub Ie treat fig is, Absolutely
dan gerots oP wasn't allowed’ to}:
go Aestep without: having: ne lensh
anappad:, on cinyscollan. Ande the
‘nodal, Myo ears: still: hints: ‘Horns
liluring, brakes get reechings, und polly
ringing, thee eye is: iutint? one bing
TONBUY fe Q
“Jerubel: vyau’ re. not atoning,
Well how do you like tate. That |

The service was conducted hy -the | : ;
Rev. : re W. wae ere mete ‘Goarwe |: ouch Anderseay and: the feet rabicl | MARKET: LETTER Toys’ and virls" "cn

Aitken and “Rev. Mri MeNaughton, SUpptte ty, or Tari Ww ere 1 AS: H.: A. Humber, Ltd) oof if Pras
‘A large attendines of veteran mark

“itis mK
ed. the: ceramonies *
HL. he: eeremon| it fugteed that de was, wall worth. Ww hile

Peake Sen hinged by: thes. ametownsl:
“Lore performances. Most af orhem! les

‘ VERRY | ‘SE RVICE.
Yl Rditory. Review, :
Sitges a i
“Refer ring. to ‘your. caintiole: “fsland
oThe money: far ae Service Review: November
Mrs fear. allo» [5,°198), 8 se
Ae i il take a world: Tk to. hike: it clear ‘that
the’ changes" in “ferry: service men
‘Honedsawere. na rr be “North
* | Galiano residents, penne is
1 "Aetually, we of North Gallano, ‘ite
tended the: inceting: “but was: such: a
cama aninovity ‘Whit: we hud very
Hite: voice in: the matter :
might mention-that we of North
Galiano highly approve of the pro-
\ posed extension of the Gull. Tshinds
| Merry, oo (1951)

‘eapiti renalec T ie}

on of Greaters Victoria:

12,572}: totaly entiniates : for
for: 1982, $176, 905) or" ‘cost per

“Numerois: fietors freing’ the nian
{ amilysts today are: resulting: int:
‘tendency, 40: predict higher: prices, ‘aft
Conese, Mong other: ings to” the
iy feeling that: Republican vi sto

a a n, ‘an .
WELCOME:

renarerant +f Fame 89 Yh

_ Setvice: _
o Winnoracatsthe ar | party. stag
jit the Pulford: Inattiate Hall on’ Terde | !2etuake the trip to -Vigtorid, to see
day were Mrs Re Maxwell, Mrs. C,| the boys, plays Next Sunday. they,
Mollet, Asst: and Vernier Dong: a anon a vei nea prosperity. boty
aly . . ‘ ‘ i] t ‘ iad : R .
ine sit has: of: sae candios cilently,: Sidney” willbe prabally | 4, ‘this. enh. justificd re ayiing

f a at) ry A =
‘Lsnorting: a-completes outfits of jers Ietivoets : mai I
oo | SOY Se shorts socks and: numbgrs ! tw have heon: Inelsing - !
bOoA contest: that should be-of: inter- ‘avein” fliotiah whe: inflate prosperity:
silly ear chas. gone to sleep bal “Sele: Supervision: ‘Jest to local villagers: will be a: BOX ving amhealthy. avonary “xpiral
ak 4 iat ye “ 7 ‘ . vo Raha be '
whys. alld cate were peor Scompan Tt was agreed that the school dine ing Day yams benveen the 2s |" Muel tall. in going : |
TaN They ‘ire not interested in. triet: shout: pay. its architects: jon | dod the “OM Boys’ Anyhotly: ine the policy “ot , going on regarding:
anything | in. the world exeept theme | Jierested | in’ playing for the fatter] UM Belles of the G.O.B, towards the
peer ouensn eters ginemencnroncteetseuneam ene wee mnamnine 1 DOT month: far supervision of the rig, St. or Y) gold question, Tt is considered high |
(rust this may reach all those kind constrnetion af the new Mount New. | should contact Ry Harris, Sr. or 1 ly probable that an carly upward res
feivhile kiowl anid inilaiaen whi’ ton audiforitme:]t-was reported that On Haare yi Vision iW the: price af that commis | Penger ANG ee a ae
; “" il ted ity ~~ he fore. line all finanetal proflema hi connection Table temisand basketball soit its ta indicated, i Bible Bitldy 0... 8.00 p.m.
ae LR GRAHAM. ina " el iter - the Ihaeaat, with me with building: the «auditorium had | he. statis inthe near. future, Satie stare raeeeeescptepee _— :
" North ‘Gatiano ita SPAS hi o lori er nnatiniiy are Leen oviereonte and the seeretary wis eral ET members have. stated they | ———
Nav, 10, 1982. . ie Seneey coi ee authorized ti entor inte a building] % wet he organize a hoya! Anion 7

NORTH SAANICH © PE TE
coon) would never diaweatidied aur aoals phiteaets wth Melintvecande San ialleteant thatowoald. play exhibition N BEOSTAL cHUReH
We tilal Si AN Le ch Sch Airomtclente: Rak TOOL: progrers = wns: reporter, inc ifre, | Hemen andl, wight wet Le pens A UREV. WALTER. E. McALIS TER.

: : : Ralitur,. Review Norah Sa ongtraetion. Jolie Noone et eg ane | The G reral, Supe intendent--Pentecostal. Ansemblies:

pny. van V can ee LE an pea 1982, ° “| Resienation He Mrs, yn ean raat. Camp ‘Nemouries. yes mat Canada. -

nidus tye Mu Se hiyuay r ene yy oad “fase ’ eae ln oe 4 ainvee . ‘ .

i eovton,” baa Neen: cone {tea of thianks hat we: ‘eel Wwe shouted | OnE AROWE Taland < sehoal swag caceepted and .
odd response make: further “comment Here to ex. -MORESABOUT a Teplacemient will ye sought oe Te f BS oe ie

ys ‘tens oF he nrea, The | press again: our: very) Sineore’ thanks) “SCHOOLS |. Te awia agree) to” proceed with ANY: BOOK. boo Morning Service isons ied

finda o raised will be used too give pand ajipreclation ofthe mupport piven [2° A lack topple the “Brentwood =sehool | previewed Nera. may: be. “obtained nm ae vane Service.*. iment

hanistance? to needy. veterans: and to: our very success ful haraa: . “Continued from Tage ne), -efeovered | play. aed catean estimated through tie Boole Department ME BEVERY. TURSDAY—Prayer ‘and. Bible, Stud

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