SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW “Wednesday, February 18, 1953.

| Christie, Mrs. -L. Gourley, Mrs. -W.
Hale and Mrs. W. Smart. Unfor-

tunately, Mr. ‘and Mrs. J. Andrews

| speak at Shady Creek Church in. the Paul's. and in: the afternoon at were unable to be’ present.’

tae TO BE MARKED morning -and “at St. Paul's, Sidney,-|-Deep: Cove.. Dr. Coleman will be as-

Sunday next:-is “Lay. Sunday. and in‘the evening. Mr. Matkin will be | sisted, by E. A. Hall, of Sidney. |

Fe GC “Matkin,. of Oak Bay, will; Ss “will speak i in the morntiy at

all the. United. Church services: in |‘assisted ‘in: the. conduct: of. the’ servies |
“this area: will: be conducted. by: lay- by W. MacLeod, of Sidney:
men. iS ne pet ey Petes 5 Oi .Dr, ‘A, Te Se ‘Coleman,

- WE LIKE TO SERVE YOU | .

SIDNEY DRY GOODS.

- MR.. and MRS. ‘THOMAS and BETTY ——.
‘BEACON AVENUE _ : SIDNEY, B B.C...

ot Deep Committees Of .

“YOUR J NEIGHBORHOOD STORE __
can supply. your. wants at prices ines
comparable to City Stores.

Temple Named
sMictory Temple No.. 36, Pythian’
' Sisters, held their: meeting on .-Febru-
ary.-10-at.8.p:m., aaah 30 members
present.

The most. excellent chief, Mrs. ye

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“Telephone 28: ran

Mrs W. J. Harrison aiid ‘children | G. A, Gardner, “Sidney cmerchant!
‘of Tschenkut' Lake, B:C.,. were visit-" | was a business visitor in -Vancouv er
ors last week with. the former's’ par: on’ Monday and Tuesday.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. fie of.

See > Thursday's: Dailies. for’ Purity Specials
ae - WE DELIVER —

7 Ld, Mr. ‘and. Mrs. Ss. Pugh” -
EAST. ‘SAANICH RD.. “at, McTAVISH —

of Roar |

2 Cords. $10.95.
2 Cords” Se78

BANDAIDS 1 athe clase, bowl.

apyou: may Win the ea or: one ~ |

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: Chief of Britisl: Columbia Mrs. Sally « :
| |PREPARE FOR

MW ednesday

Ni chief ‘the next meeting will. be held:

wf [Origin :
HY 3.35; other. 3.23:

Sutton: appointed the following com-
‘Mittees’::
‘Waters and Mrs. F. Rowe; June tea,
Mrs. F./Aflen; fall bazaar, Mrs. A.
B. Smith.-

"Arrangements were faude for a
card party in aid of the Sidney.Vol-
jtunteer Fire Department to be held
March. Committee,
Mrs. W. Fretniats assisted by Mrs. S.
Leak,

A’ letter. was receiv ed from Grand | i.

Chapman. of Penticton, stating that
she would visit the local temple on:
Feb. 25.

The tombola; -donated © by Mrs. :
Leak, was won by Mrs. Ww. Shiner. ‘|
Refreshments’ were ‘served, - ae

Owing ‘to’ ‘the: visit: of the grand }
on: Wednesday;: Peb, 25,-at S:p.m. in
the, K. of. P. Hall.. ; 4

; CAMELLIA BLOOMS ‘|

(Friday Harbor Journal) © i

Tie first’ camellia bloom. of the |
season that we have seen was sent to!
the: Journal ‘office, the last of. the
week, by Mrs. Charles Peterson, who |
resides ‘south of town. The first’!
week: in. February to see such flow- |
ers ‘in. blossom: speaks well for. the |
mild: winter we Haye 2 enjoy ing |
in the San Juans.

Tn’ 1941 a population check’ show: |°
ed: the: average number’ of children
per: family. in, ‘Canada :; by: racial |
British: 2.87;" French:

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ad of: dighicen requires: a
fferent type of suit from a ma

ty. So: itis: with’ ‘life*insu

‘No‘salesman: ‘would try!:to’
aichelor: earning -$4,000-

‘year the same type.of coverage as,

‘a farmer, with’ a. wife: and. four,

children. “The: ‘Policies: Jest

Wdn't: fit. ;

‘Palsy committee, Mrs. W.'t-

| ~The .

Aldous ‘Terrace...
Sgt. T. “McConnell has

Terrace.
Mr.-and Mrs. C. W. “Banks, Fifth

St, flew to Les Angeles last week

for a holiday and will visit other
parts of the -United States before
their return home.

LIBERALS
| ELECTION |

Plans for the forthcaming prov in-
cial” election were -discussed at a
argely . attended” and: . enthusiastic
meeting of the: North Saanich. Lib-
eral Association “in-Sidney onthe |
evening of Wednesday.
| President J. Dz. Helps “was. in the
chair, _—
following delegates were
named.-to attend: the provincial ‘con-
vention: in Vancouver on February
27 and) 28:\-Mr.: and> Mrs; "J. G.
Mitchell. Mfr. and Mrs. ‘Chas, Ald-
ridge, W.-S.Harrison, A. A. Cor-
mack and. R: C!-Martman. ‘A pro-
vincial leader will be chosen at the
convention.

“Mr. Harrison was appointed. a

‘committee. of: one, with power.to add.
-| to -frame convention. resolutions to be

submitted to the. convention.
It was agreed: that the North: Saan-

ich ) Association . will “hold. regular |b
‘monthly ;

meetings : in the ‘future.

i ~ Candidate Heard:
“Atthur Tee. “Ash,

cial. election, was present at.the. meet-
ing: and.: spoke. briefly. \ Mrs...

‘women’s Sy sarizations in. ‘the. elec-
tion campaign.: :

OMrs. -Ash aahauneet, that: the: eral

; ‘| returned to Victoria,

Feb... 11.

Liberal. candi- ||
date for: Saanich: in’ ‘the next: provin-:}:

VAsh:}
spokeas: ‘well stressing: ‘the: value. of: |.

Amos Lovelace, an employee ofl

oo {Je A Wilson at. Towner. Bay,. is a |
arrived |

home -from Korea and is spending a
4 leave with. his family, on Dencross

patient in St. a s Hospital, .Vic- |
toria. |

Christina. and Dennis: Hall have |
each ‘having |
spent.a week with their grandpar-
| ents, ‘Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hall, Ex-
{ perimental Station. {

R. °C. Sparshatt, Sidney photo- |
grapher, was ‘a business visitor in|
Vancouver this week. ;

4 Continued on Page Ten)

BIRTHDAY OF. SIDNEY

LADY IS'MARKED |.

“A-delightful surprise tea party was
held: on~ Sunday. last.: by Capt.” and
Mrs. H, W. Scardifield. at. their home’
fon. Third St... on ‘the occasion of-the:
birthday oftheir: sister- in-law, Mrs |
L. B: Seardifield. : ;

“Among: the guests were. Major and
Mrs. Scardifield, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Bradley, Mr..and: Mrs. . H, Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs, J. Bosher, Miss “Jean

Head Rig

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- Milk and 1 Cream |

eral ‘Women's: Fe orum: ‘of. Victoria: |}

Mrs: Arthur G 50 Joan Crescent:
aid--of flood” relief) i

“No sir, each agent’ has. his own my Oc
ideas and: these’are based on the #1;

Hess training he has receiv edand. the,. A
“company he represents, Now. take:
aamy company, the Sun. Life of.
“Canada; Their: ‘agents’ are: givens: §
“the most extensive possible trains; |
ing: They. know, what's: best: for:
‘you —‘what'Sun Life policy or “ff
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“outa balanced sort “of estate
which: will either. add* material-" 8
y to. the blessings..of your: retire:

-mhent years.or, protect’your loved) Fag:
“anes. as. you ‘would wish them Bey. >

‘protected’ if you were-not around: :§
_to Jook after them,
Bs  You see how wrong my client
H was, Mdesurelke the chance to: §
H prove ‘these claims to vou. Ler Uf
H -Mne tailor your estate to ft your
H . -enxact. requirements, You'll be
© under ‘novobligation so. why not:
_ gett in Aptech mili me?

IT DEPENDS ~
ON YOU! .

‘Your car can: be your most
Mnportant possession or your
, Worst enemy, depending. on.
- how you drive and how.you
care. for your car! We strong«

“will. Hold ‘a¥‘silver tea: at the home of } |

in‘sthe.. nea ar |.
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