The Review covers the entire 3
Saanich Peninsula and the
Gulf Islands — circulating
_ through. 18 local Post Oz-

, fices and: 10° Rural routes. -

0 PAIRTY-BIGHTH YEAR, No. 21—12 Pages.

es

pring
Family Flees
From Fire

Beaver Point Home
Is Razed By |
_ Mystery Blaze’

‘ Fire; which. is believed: ‘to.
have. started-on ‘the roof about
ll +o’clock Sunday night, :com-

; ‘pletely destroyed the home of
-Mr. and) Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds,
Beaver Point. |

The Reynolds family - were

Blossom Time _ Sal

11.15 and barely escaped: with -
what bedding and clothing they
could snatch upon the way out.

_Fanned by a high westerly
wind’ the ‘old wooden structure

“was ‘out ‘of control in a matter
1. of. minutes.

The: Volunteer’ Fire Depart-
ment ‘and other: volunteer fire
fighters stood by.and: succeeded |
in keeping the fire from spread- .

| ing. to:the home’ of: Mrs. F..Rey-*:
“a nolds a ‘few. yards away.” °°:
a “No: insurance “was carried.

‘TEST DRIVERS
IN SIDNEY

| Facilities for’ :the ‘testing. of
motorists” “in, the: North: ‘Saanich’
jarea -will be available at:St:.An-
drew’s: Hall, : “Sidney, ’ at: the. “end:

"The. mobile: ‘testing: unit: will ‘be |:
in. attendance’ at’:the’ Sidney“ hall

gay? May: 29," "30° and 31

Victoria’ Times Cut:
acific. coast andone
Th ;

Be, It's biogsom: timeon the islands ‘of Canada’ s
of. the most: picturesque, trees is the Dogwood
‘apparently: did" not: harm thes ‘b

full aioe Z

1 T.
ed® on: the’ “street: last
than: staff of: ‘the: Beacon: a

E [{ heated. He has. nearly. ne-six th
> OSV of: an” acre: under: glas F
cy would. e handsome Fourteen Fyears: t .
earing at? ‘least 50 | purchased a:rooted ‘slip ofa: lemon:|'
= ‘ertions' of inipésii z size. Ni earby |, ‘tree, for; 75¢., from”: the: ‘Dominion |:

“pl ted’ ‘the same’ “Peninsula | Seed House | dn: Toronto. He |
‘planted in’ -Planted it: rightin- the: Soil-.of ‘the -
soil, is an’ orange tree ‘covered. Bp é { - German, manager of the

reenhouse.’ It ' rew‘ rapid] d a
with ‘fruit: aswell.” ‘The’ picture : LS pidly an | sianey™ branch. of. the Bank: of |

in its: third : ear.-produced five |
is: ‘rounded ‘out by.'a smaller. tree, lemons. :: ¥

.a cross .between: the: ‘others, ‘bear:
‘ing. lemons: a, a strong. orange

ner was. teserved: within 24 hours

Since: ‘that time it: has | ing. the: dinner: ‘and: place : ie ; ‘en=
blossomed ‘and ‘borne: fruit simul- tire. Br, reeds to'th
_taneously® the: year around,’ At
_.| Christmas. time - “It: bore: over 200.
: Jemons.. 5
“part of. ‘the E

he: care. proprietor,
will "donate ornd. cook’ all: the food’
“1.and- Miss: Peggy ‘Pratt will, donat

100: Years. old
property. :is’

Over’ a “Ton

‘original Reay. F arm, brought un-/° The. fruit js: much: larger: than her, Aime dnserving: it,
enn "the: kind normally bought on’ the -
«HE DIDN'T KNOW. : «| market. Some of the lemons now: LIVES SAVED: AT
i BOUT. EXCHANGE. on. the | ‘tree weigh, one. and one- MEMORIAL. PARK .. me °

‘Graham M. Dean, publisher ‘of. quarter.” pounds... ‘The . largest:|"  Yoward: Shanks,. youthful’ Side *

lemon it: has yet. ‘produced: tipped “nay. citizen, : saved) some. lives :

tie Reno Evening Gazette and | ing scales at an even three recently,

Nevada'State Journal, produced:

Lo ve wae: pounds, | “In -the past: 1] yenrs it “Just: trier to. ‘the: ‘opening: of

yy _ by, eno. Newspapers fulecoat has produced’ more than one tun} the school sports meet Jast Fri-

wee ‘\ call ‘at’ The Review office this | of lemons. day, -he found a nest of -young

a Net He motored to Vancouver The orange tree, whieh cost 5c | ae on-the Memorial Park
| Island with Mrs, Dean, it being }as well, has proven equally ast Srounds.

their first visit to Canada,

‘Mr, Dean said that favorable

rate of exchange had not prompt-

‘ed thelr visit as‘he had not been

ooo aware. of. the. inereased. value -of
coe, Amerienn. curreney. , in. Canada
so Sunt he received: change follows,
“ing purchases in’ stores, .

: 4 2VG é -

B00d au investment, But its fruit. birds ‘lurnt harm to the "moot :
appears. somewhat smaller than} the youth carried the nest to his
normal oranges, It is completely hasement and yeplaced it, later,
dwarfed: by its lemon neighbor, The fledglings are. still. thrive

The. majority ofthe ‘space: in ing. dn’ ‘the park. grounds,
the rane Patent ae ts dant. ' iin
‘Voled to the, production: of tomar fa) oc,
foes, He grows his own-cross of: “Visto oOo ‘REPAIRS / ‘eijulp:
this vexetable, Through: all the: ment: is being used. to, repay the
years -Mr Readings: has. never! swarte Bay. ‘forty Wharf-used ‘by:
changed: tho. soll in. his Aree |

io

esinadbeetnenal

"SWINGS FOR NEW.
® PLAYGROUND Cate
“At. the last. woolly. meoling:

_. of the Sidnoy Rotary. Club, the |
“eum. of ies was volod ep thes}:

eoesene

the. "Cy Peek. "eotater “the stime'|
houre, nor does shesteam it or: equipment: will: repnie the del at
disinfect it. dn any: wi Wey! : Fulford: Harbors.

VOLUNTEERS: CARRY. |
« OUT REPAIRS |
-)“Repnirva’ to’. “the fabric ‘of. St,

Elizabeth’ § church con Third. St,
os Sidney," are’ being carried” aut: by

froup of ovoluntary - workers:

“On ail ‘he. Eastern’ wise sp but. srulse, ‘Both: froma
that»: whieh. “taday; | -shows® most “inissionary: point, of view: and an
sifnis of the destruction: tind hnvoe” economle angle dapands | rapidly.
af war ds “the Phillipiness! There: “developinyy she ‘said, “People: are
ra we nore. hartinlly. rennnatiieted Just: borin: 10 boo taughte: isl
' . Hay, | Ul ngs. ands heaps of debris: in’ addeds “Sines the ‘ANHONnéemen
ae the vi uldance of Herbert the: Philipines, than In. any other:.of Irobite that he js nat the’ son
radley. The steps: at. the ons. ountry inthe ar of God, the Japanese: have. been
trance “tothe ehureh and a nume | Subtry: ine the “aren, OF aad: The ay 7
ber of othor parta of the structure Disthipuished “wdeltor, to. “Sldnoy avid fo J nformation about, Chrige
have beer” vcnovated.” Tho warle | Mee ontly. was Miss’ D, Lois. Burs Hanity.: The Japanese © students
te still progressing each Saturday nott, Miss Burnett, who js the are readily lenrning of the west-
vite ae , . AaocInte » secretary of nursing ern culture and are eager to visit
. BOF , eduention for the medical depart. the western world to further their
‘a mont of world work’ of the Sev. j Cduention.
entheday Adventists, Is on the! The situation in China. Js...
finn) lap of in world ‘tour, She. tragic one, Miss. Burnett. “destribs.

| cunsienntinamigimiabenenianiaghesteie ee

-ACCO MMC DATED

: = a. . Bye

FoR’ TUN’ roo 6 fysummeds cup: the “conditions: in ed thetattermath of more than. a

yygn Tastern COUNLNTOR with the above, deci ide of war. The mission hos.

SM MA I ov ¥F URNISHED ss [Peammantie © a ‘hitals operated: by the ehiveh’ are
Apartment oo. .

Mins Burnett. ie visited, China, - restricted. ine Ahoir: “work,. by. the |:
Japan; India, © Pakeatan; ° ‘Burma, | war’ and “they: are: Unable va find.
Slam) Indo-China: and the Philips the -persannel: ‘they. require, Dos
used to advantage, The ‘apart. pines, Ins tha attor: country /she .spite the: advent: of ‘the: Commun-=
mont ume renter: “nan attr the’ Tyan ype Mune sy he fori 1 Int furgcs dabu ayean an witel Ue

“Qneo. again’ The | Review: :
nde -Appenred:: BE ge Ay dee Rest’ ‘Haven organization is operating inisslon |,

vy. “Clnasitiod columns. have “been

hospital The two countries showe | hospitals: they) are ostilh randy

or, foud. ‘Penulte . Ing the dreatost extont.of develop. | successfully, “Misa Burnett would

Simp Alephone-- ment wae. Todlay ana. JAPAN, bes) Nol enlarge. on. the: Conditions |

oh y": ; Never” Misr Burnett, “India has which prevall iy aecapled. tory.

coe) ce ea SIDNEY. 28. awakened" she sald inca Intere | tory. < Sho did-not- want to make
befe AS “eompetent ‘nd taker will view avith The Roview, “there Ie a statement on that subject. .
note ‘your redquert, Callin at |] a strengy natfonalls ie TeelIng, In. War, Ravaged bet

your’ convenience. and pay. tha:
“modeat charee,

India cs. a |: Chingy iat thes anly. “Was
Prana’ For Sap an . Neon “country dn the qaiela fige
(Ot aapan: the: travelter had No. a

Continued: on: Pane. Four), !

awakened. by: the ‘fire .about ||.

New Patricia ‘Bay

Montreal, ‘will -actas: cashier; -dur-'|'

_ SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Thursday, May. 25,:°-1950..
———

ISLAND QUEEN

QUEEN BARBARA

Largest crowd ever seen at Ful-
ford for the -annual sports day
watched. the crowning of the’
May Queen, Barbara’ Coopsie,: on

May 24. The weatherman smiled

on the royal cortege and offered
the: most ‘brilliant day for ‘the

‘occasion that: hasbeen known for
“many ‘years. The weather, the’

crowds and: the’ program were. all
exceptional: and ‘made. for ‘a day’s
entertainmentthat will live: long:
in- the memories. of those attend-
ing. :

After a ‘morning devoted to log-
ging ‘sports: and the parade of

| Briltiancly decorated: juvenile ve-.

hicles,.: ranging. ‘from wagons to

doll ‘carriages the crowning’ cere-:

mony: took: place. Attendant -dur-
ing: the ‘celebrations ‘was the, Sid-
ney’ Junior’ ‘Band, which - ‘pleased
the - audience. with: a” ‘variety. of

4 tunes: and selections. : ”

: The:;children® were particularly

-impressed* with the:B.C. ‘Airlines’.

; peas when a number ;of aircraft.
“on: Monday, Tuesday and: -Wednes- |: : ibition’ ;

To Nanaimo. Service

* New facilities at. Patricia” Ba
Airpor wy

toa: ‘preliminary. flight’ w
made ‘on. the“previious “day::

aitizeis” ‘arrived; at: the (airport ‘on

‘ district,

The group included: Mayor ‘and

Mrs.’ Earl Westwood, of Nanaimo;

_ J. Spilsbury, — president of
‘QCA ES Lando, of the Vancou- |:

ver Board’ of ‘Trade, and the B.C,
Aviation Council; J.. Bu: Kyte,
Q.C.A, traffic manager and repre-

y

Mt introduced |: this
week" when ; the* Queen’ :Charlotte
Airlines’ new: service between..the
‘Peninsula’ airport * and. Nanaimo,
‘and: Comoxwas: inaugurated: ° “The
‘service | began-, on’ ‘Monday,. May’
; was
AL
‘party of mainland and. up-island |.

Sunday morning and..were..enter-
‘tained by..na sightseeing tour, ot. the

ing, May 19, when he found a gia

pictures.

et Giant Squid Fo

New Veterans’

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und On Beach

ALA, Stevens was both surprised and excited on Friday morn.

nt squid on his beach at Beaver

Point. The monster was dead and parts of the tenacles were
missing. The body was over four fect in length and the remains
of the tenacles, another four feet, giving the impression that, intact,
the squid would have measured better than nine fect.

Mr. Stevens telephoned Vancouver of his find and was assured
“that squid of this size are very rare

Throughout Friday and Saturday many friends and neighbors
gathered to see Mr. Stevens’ “monster.” Several © people took

| Clubhouse To ;

(Be Dedicated On Saturday

_—Program Is Outlined

Final arr aneements for the open-
_ | ing of the new Army, Navy and
Air Force Veterans’ hall in Sidney
have been compléted. The official
opening: ceremony will take place
on Saturday, May 27.:The dedica-
tion will be conducted by the Rev.
N. J..Godkin, of.-Victoria, assisted
by Rev. E. S. Fleming, of Sidney.
The .key’ will then be handed to
Brig. J. Sutherland Brown,.C.M.G.,
DS.O., A.D.C., by President -C. Ss.
‘Goode. The brigadier is deputiz-.
ing: for a.A. J. Wickens, ' EC; Do-"
minion. . president.. :

Before the ‘opening: ‘ceremony a
short service will take’place at the
cairn - in:.the-.Memorial -Park on:
Beacon Avenue. : Officiating at :the
ceremony °. will be ‘Rev. “Godkin,
who?! isthe ‘chaplain ‘to \the : ‘Vic-
toria. Unit, ‘A.N.A:F. “No. .12.: He.
will be assisted ‘by: Rev. Roy Mel-
ville; ‘of. Sidney. ‘The ‘service |will
‘include the’ singing’of a hymn. and
the laying:of a‘wreath. : The: parade:

of: H.M.C.S. *Naden:and’the: Sidney.
Junior: Band’ to: ‘the’ hall. ‘The .pa-.
‘rade will ‘march ‘as: ‘far as’: First
Street and “back: ‘along: ‘Beacon. to
the: sit ae les

~ After. the: hall’ is declared. ope
Va private ‘ceremony will take’ place:
-within.*:The: ha Y

F x
‘perienced ‘ai’ narrow.’ escape: ‘from:
death: on” ‘Saturday’. evening: when.
ihe wer in® : which: they: ‘were: driv-

‘Brown; “wh
‘Saanich : police:
started :to: shimmy’ ashe approach-.
‘ed the. entrance to: ‘Beaver Lake ‘on
‘the-East’ Saanich: ‘Road Damage’

“by. ‘the! ‘ear: when‘ it
30. feot.:on; sits. “side.

.Wwhich overturned ; it,: -Nelther: OC
gupant: ‘was injured,

CONF IRMATION OF
RECENT SALE.

‘Confirmation’ was. ‘vecelved * by:

The Review :this weels of! the sale}

of the business bléck at the north-

. 5 f Beacon Ave. and
sentatives of the Board of Trade | West corner o :
of Comox, Countenay ‘and Camp- Fourth St. in Sidney by Frank.

bell River,

Hunt to H, C, Staeey,: proprietor) 8

At Patricia Bay, the party was] of Sidney: Electric, “Amount ‘In-

met by A. I. Thomas, chairman | volved tir the transaction ‘was not |
-/of the Victoria’ May. 24 ‘eelebra: | dise
‘tlons" committee, ane a group’ of | © he. bullding,. -acsplonear : land.

“repres 8 ietorlasorgani-.
pope nent tee at M | dates-a numberof different bust:

“mlions ANG transport | ottletaly,

FEARED MISS ING BUT
RE’ TURN SAFELY:

Faouticmen = from: James Tshind |
wha went out! fishing on Sunday.
aNaerningy were dhe -subsjeet. ofan,

4 (ert when-théy fabled. to return:

that, same: ovenini, © Provinelal
police ware notitied: and Ww senreh

of was bein corpmizeds On Mone

| aay mornhypye they: raturbed Nonie;
Hone the wvorge’ for thelr dolayes:

I is. understood: that thes werd
‘unable to mala the journey: back {.

disclasedic%

mark in-the, community, deedmmmo=:

‘Nessesy There. wilkvbe: no tenant:
|. ehanpas: ‘for the tine belni, es
The. s-transaction war’: handled
hy. the read estile: tivo of Jame
Ramsay BG Boul Te ie ar

eeece iene R

Wugh: Gardner was: ‘recently. ape

to the. ishind = the. same “evening |: sbintixt sHperviaor of Tlugtratior
due. to. the rough Naa, Thecfishers, autora’ nt the. Doniinione Bxpert.-

‘men were listed Kally Scott,
Yrink: in Perey Lillow © “ted.
Gordon Billings.

2 * reasons aiomne ieee ant yrtt paonmraac sna ean abet

FORM ORGANIZATION

TO: AID FLOOD VICTIMS

“Alcmeating to form > North
Saanich organisation to. ‘valleet
Winnipeg Flood Find donations
has heen ealed for 1 pam. ori
Monday next inthe K, of Ban,
when plans will be lnid for an
agdressive’ campalans ALL organi:
mutiongs are invited ta send repre<
Kentatives: to. co-operate: Ine-this
Wad Ly GUM BG. 7
MIS. GUNN: WINS BULB
NHURNING .CONTEST.

Winner nt) tis Wit Wits iin
ini contest dash weekswas, Mrs,

Alax:: Gunn slot’; Mevavish: ‘Rond;
Sitiney.: Mra, Guin won the $10
prize nnd i aeand prize of $5, the
Jattor heeause aheo ween” patron |

it, the: Gom . Theatre when «the |

contest. Was’ ened. There was
also on substantial merehandine
prize. Mrs. Gunn is..congratula«
ting herself on: her: good: fortune;

She was the. winner: of. $260: Jast | speelallzed:« qrain-growing areas.
— month on /a: radio. program,.

mental Statlonyscate. “Saunichtons
Mr. Gardner. wis: ‘mon the “sue
cessful students whose names were
‘sted last week: among the gradu
ates: of ALB, Ne gained the:
degree of: Bachelor of Selenco in.
Agviculture,

Thin work) was previously the

F responsibility of Reg. Woll, My, Itions has been consistently broad: J

all is now In charge of those stir
mene situated: on the: maininnd,
while’ Mre- Gardner will nttend to
the Vancouver? Island: “polntas =
‘During “1048, the “work of the
division. .af« Afustration’ ‘atatlons
Wilh cundueled. on... 207. .stauien
‘| farmaJocatod throughout: the nine
provinges.'The-organization: coms
‘Pprined 160 Mustration atation: and.
Aa “dtatrlet “eepariinont entsetn ory
farms.e Inthe. “distribution by:
provincos, 1B are: ‘Tnented An. rit.
ah: Columbia: :
“SOW, fertility, experlinents ie Dis,
Pires impravement, “farage ero
BLO, cried: apecial ‘erop-Investi-
Kationa: are “Aelive: prajecte in: the
THastern - provinces: and: British
Calumbla. and dn. dose. pardi. of |:
the Prairie: provinces ‘outalde the f

t

AM, experimental projects are.t

DONORS :

will=then’ march behind" the -band: i

‘tween. the ‘hours of 2-4.30.and 7:30-
‘and *.a © minimum ‘of -:150/)
‘donors is”: sought: Blood: supplies:

shipment

explained tos the: Ps

te the: extent of $250 aid sustain’) ;

of the road. ‘and. ‘mounted: ‘a. bank,'|;

|-CIVI L. SERVICE EXAM

On ‘Thursday: last; -Miss” ‘Camp- |.
bell, : of: the ivil Service: Com-.|
t mission;- ‘arranged: for civil'service |:
exams al the - North Saanich Meh ly

structure of its. type to be erected
in Sidney. It has been built at’a
cost of over $12,000. Comprising
a hall and Stage’‘in the main sec-
tion, there is provision for a games

room, reading “room and library,
kitchen, refreshment bar and aux-
iliary rooms. There are more than

‘a dozen rooms in all. Construction

is of cement: blocks. and: .the -in-:
terior is lined:-with. plaster” ‘and
plywood, The program. of: build-

ing has been.done entirely: by local:

labor and has been in progress for.
nearly. a year. 3: :

SEEK BLOO!

pected. .to: the appeal ifo
donors in. North. Saanich. on: Tues-
day, June 6.. :
The Red Cross tiobile. ‘Ginie will
operate. inthe’ K. :of <P, : “Hall -be-

in British: Columbia have recently.
been’ reduiced:asia_ result: of: heavy.

Sufferers $0: ‘officials’ are

oe
nan,: of: Sid ey, ‘were picked. up:b
the -U.Ss Coastguard” on: Sunda:

y.
night. .They had: been “out: for the | 4¥
-afternoon, : ‘when ‘they experienced y
engine. trouble and‘drifted'in Haro
“Thecar: “Wasi: driven By “Mret ;

Strait, between’ th
San ‘Juan: ‘Island,.
‘They. were | finally. ‘rescued’

‘point: light*station® on:
west: point. of Stuart

re on the J Rest’ ‘Haven ‘s

STUDENTS. WRITE...

school,’ .
Betty’. Sparling, “Joanne. “and

Dianne’ Baillie; Mabel: ‘Roltan, .

Stella Olsen and Audray Pearson,

all members. of..the schools! first:
graduating: commercial) elas took:

the areal oe eh -

BRUSH. FIRE.

Towner «5

etreuneeamnatimenmatee stieneeiomenrrenyaee eer pemetem oem ears fe

ECENT GRADUATE|_

‘condueted within ‘the structure’ of}

veedmplete farny organiaation,. thus.
pormitting the evaluation’ of re:
bults‘on: thachusis of experimental
sianifieance and “algoe thelr’ prob«

Able Mnanelal advantage ‘to: farms:

ora on. similar soll: Aypow Aric the
AON served Dy: each: individual:
station, 2° Bey
‘Broad: ‘Beopo a

The ‘work on iNustration “ati

ened dn feope and experlmenta of
a faet-finding nature care an dine,

herent purt of alyistonal actlhvities |
“Avhile, atthe. same: time) the orig. |

inal pUrpoRe ‘of disseminating. CX
perimental dnformation: by fheld
anid, eculturat Avila. has: (been. main~
tained,’ 7
Mr, Girdne _Fesponsible for
|these” tostas ope Bees Is
AMnOugh MEW] ip} ted tu
Nise present: porition: Mrs’ Gardner
issn famillar- figure. atthe atation,
{During the: summer: of:1040- he
wis i. the stalion..where he. was
Vomployed | ‘an the Irtlyation. prar
ject. there. At that:time the new.
offleer: wag: studying’ at the Uni-
voralty of British’ Columbia.
a Joins: MAC LAB oon
a ‘native: of “Saskatoon,

Snakes

. Mr. ‘Gardner. wag: studying: at: the

Mw walvahe:

SedGontinuad’ on ‘Pago: oy

_ tained. It sis * itenstéoa that-ap:

by {215 Resident:
the: coastguardman’: on: the ‘Turn-.
=the. “| U8rd', year,

‘The | Shetland sles,
two) men:.:were' later’ “brought: to;|:

:| Sidney; Neither nage, ‘suffered:
| from, his: experience, ‘Both=:

Sidney, Volunteer - Bite. Depart. |:
ment was ealled. out: toca: brash)
fire on Wednesday, sMay.'24, -Tho:
‘blaze: was’ on: the’ roadside at: ‘the:
‘cornoy of: Kast. Saanich Road and
Park Road cand: was: ox- |]
tinguished: without <ineident” by:
}) the hale dozen: Hremen who. ane |:
“Lswered: the calles tea hnduneed Yi
Ce i dJustiea Minister Garson,

“S).Hotse 00 5 ‘Commons,: that

“One of Canada's prize-.

winning weekly. newspapers.
; a er) :

| Member CWA. 8

: 20-Bed Institution 1 Is

Planned For
Ganges Site |

Plans for anew ‘hospital for. en
- the Gulf Islands at Ganges were...
., approved in’ principle. by the -:
: B.C. Hospital .Insurance: Service |
this week. ‘Board members of *.
the Lady *)Minto Gulf Islands: ~-
‘Hospital ' moved. -to: appoint a:.:
committee, -headed by. Mrs.
Warren‘ Hartings, to meet with
government officials“to discuss B.
‘all: phases ‘of . the boiling ees ,
financing’ details. on ee
-Tentative | plans include -a 20- as
bed - hospital, with ‘médical. and.) -.”.
dental ‘officeson a. new scenic..:- :
location -overlooking ° Ganges: Har-
bor. Plans’ for me : new greta

proximately « one-third’ the.::-total:
cost :must: be ° ‘raised: sby- volunteer:
donations. - vee ;

-Board neirmhan,’
‘Hastings vi

‘members appr fps on from. “on: th
-board: *Rev.: ‘Dewar resigned ‘thi
iva and “has: taken up: residence

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death.in'-Sidney : ay, Ma
ident’: of: ‘Saanich
‘Road, Mrs, ‘Blyth iho: a niher®

this’-area? “Le past!?21:year.
During: the-time*of :her-residence.
‘| here.: she: had: been: known’ for: her’
constant., assistance .;.to= the;.ailing.
friends: and: helghbors. | ;

T, a Guittiths offi ot
‘on: followed

h Hostile. altitude ‘of, residents: of
North: Saanich © towards: the? pro
posed use“of ‘Plars. ‘Tsland,: for. the;
Inentcoration: of ppubhoboy, mal-
ontants,: proved
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“the
moembers,of the ee whol hav.
-beon®: ‘convicted: of nue -parndl
ana. ‘othor: offences,” ara to bed
dn: the. Comox: ure
reported
wae: ago thatthe fanatics: O
to'be impridancd: onthe island be

tween North...Saanleho a Sal
Bpring: Antanas ‘No“further ‘refor
ence “hag. yot: Been: mide, by the:
outhoritien: ‘concerning the’ chil

dren ‘of the convieted Doulkhobors.
Ttehas: been proposed that: thoy. be:
housed ne the” formor “RAGA
howpitnl. ‘buildings at: Patriala Ba
‘Alrport, on Mig: Rone. M

“Ihe! rallerwlng ef) the. aalscrs
lonlenl: ‘record «for: weelt: ending:
May 21, furnished. by. Dominion
Exparimental: ‘Station: °
SAANIGH TON, F540
Maximum: temperatura,
‘Minimum: tomperature: 30
Minimum on the: Aras. Sdigereslseet OD"
Sunshine. dhoure); respite tM

Prcelpltalion (inchen)

een
Supplied by.
mieepel “pant
Patrleta’ Bay Ad
ing May: 2h,
Maxinnuny tem: Mriy QD vives
Minimunai ten. (May - 18), EB:
Mean” tomperature. sesgsrenyeseronenene ABAD)
Proeipitationdnehes),

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