SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW _ SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Weedngedey: November 15, 1950.

ee RnOUT MRS. M. CARVER | 1 phe: ‘minutes of Dominion com- “LITTLE GIRL” HATS

DEEP COVE MAN FINDS ROADS | me ae RR PEE A ‘BIRTHDAY OF _. |SIDNEY VISITOR __|mand_ convention and provincial | ats with a “little girl” air are

IN INTERIOR WORSE THAN HERE HERE TO STAY |PIONEER IS [*iuiice suniiory 63, Army, | command quarterly meetiNE Were | yg ‘ighlights of the new 1050-
Roads ‘in ‘the Saanich: Peninsula: Canada: since 1937. -She. left wor Continued from: Page One) ~ CELEBR ATED. a: | Navy & Air’ Force Veterans, held |. Mrs: Michell, chairman enter: ‘1951. London -season: . There: are

“are- not. the. ‘only.B.C. ‘thorough- | way in that year: to join’ her hus-
‘fares. that ‘fail-tocome-up to the} band: Since .that-; time’she has:
“standard: of: the .Hope-Princeton. enjoyed a: holiday in -her native
Highway.. ‘Mr: and ‘Mrs. -Karstem |‘land.: * She» returned: home- two.
“Tansen, of”. Clayton: -Road;*: Deep years: ‘ago for several ‘months.:: She
.Cove,. have. recently returned from |is very happy. in’ Canada; she said; :
a’ month’s.vacation ‘in the interior | ‘but’: She. still . gets homesick | at.
Sof ‘British. ‘Columbia: : “The: roads times. us

“around “Lillooet. -impressed. the |- “Upon - their: return’ home the.
travellers most: forcefully.’ It: was Deep. Cove couple - had: but. one
“in ‘that’area that they experienced: summary: of their holiday:-“It. is
‘the ‘worst roads of their trip. ‘In-|'g00d to be back in Deep. Cove.”.

“s,)eidentally tothe Sonaition 0 : he ce

_-blow-outs” othe ‘condition :o ely aor ; o oe
_ |Roll Call: Meeting

Of Local Lodge

“roads.
Q Victory Temple, No. 36, Pyth-

“Ite ‘was an. ‘opportunity. for. Mr.
g Hansen. ‘to: revisit the places ; that
ian Sisters, held their. annual roll
call meeting in the KP. Hall. on

shave béen: familiar: to. himin ‘the
“past.” For-Mrs. Hansen.:it’ was: the
“first, ‘time ;of seeing many | of ‘the
-towns:- and. districts: of: the _Pro-. Tuesday, Nov. 4.
When the. roll .was called, 30
members replied. Mrs. K. Walters
presided. 1

+ -vinee.
The report of. the ‘district con-

Mr. Hansen came Pont: to Canada
“from Norway..in’1909.: During the.
vention was read: by the delegate,
Mrs. E, S? Warner. ‘

time -he’ has‘ spent’ in. this country
he has lived in Alberta and British
Mrs. Turner, * degree staff cap-.
tain, © “reported -on. winning - the

Columbia:.” His. chief: venture: was.

n the field ; of heavy. construction
‘Rose: Lovell’ shield; -and’ thanked:
the’ staff, “and the: pianist, Mrs.

nd ‘he. spent: many years. on .the

-railroad: ‘tracks,’ besides: cutting
Stacey, .for.. their wonderful co-
| operation: ».- oS

“ties. He: “has: also worked: in: the
“imines,*in. the. woods,” and che has.
“Mrs. Hy, ‘Atkinson; Mrs. “Wrigh-
ton,’ Mrs. ‘Sommerville’ and°F. Ate

made. many. trips: ‘Prospecting.

kinson,’ of-; Capitol”, City: Temple, |. :
No. 35;. : Victoria,’ came: to <bring
‘congratulations. from their temple.

. their: regular monthly meeting:on
school’ in’ Ontario. ‘ At. that: time}. Honoring Arthur Ferguson, Mt. Thursday, Nov. 9, in ‘the Veterans’ Onte ie committee dyvand the Hal- these points to wine many, of ©:
there. was little’work for a young | Newton Cross .Rd., and. resident | Hall, with 19 _ members’. present. lowe’ aad dan iP ary an _|small; they’re worn flat. on’ the .-
‘man. in’ winter. and .many pupils | of © Saanichton for. the past . 48 President. B. Goode .was. in ‘the ‘| head; they’re made of velvet. or
left .school” during’ the spring ‘to | year birthd ~{ chair. Mrs. May Bennett, of, Victoria, plush: The toreador’ hat: and \the
‘return to~school: in. the -fall..As Jel S tir eine bi eh \Parly| Mrs, .M, Carver, president, pro- donated 2 oy cookie jar which | ap-shaped “hat: are. popular, al-. ~~
these pupils were over the normal. arrange ab rel Wes at the hos | vincial command, and. ‘Mrs. accep ar thar Sine eeu wes aee thou h are ‘likely ‘1 “find ©

hs pup one hé: was taced arrange y. relatives-at.the home Bennett, secretary: ‘dominion: com- in turn offered ‘to’ donate. prize at oug oie. tb y ad n

sc nook : caviar g: nee » he: , .. ced || of’ Mr.: and Mrs. ee ‘Tues-'| mand;: of Nictoriay: were “welcome next’ meeting, to. be: held: on. De- ‘that hair styles. must -be.a apted z

three yoats his Santor, Although | wegen NOV. visitors, sember_ 18 ges 180, 6 I SED, .

“Home Truths-No. 113 | |

the prospect fazed “him: slightly | by <a. eitcdo 1 :
when he first met-with the circum- ie a it-down supper complete OeLePH BY RADIO:
stances, Mr. Smith remarked that | candles for each. decade, which |: :
he. soon became: accustomed  toit |'centred: the . attractively» decor- ' Radio telephone service now
and “even welcomed. these older|ated table, after which Gary | inks Canada wi ongkong.. The . r Bel-
| students. -- Crawford, -great ‘grand-nephew of service operates daily from 10 * Another shipment of lovely tish Bel.
They wanted to learn, otherwise | the “guest. of honor, presented a|@-M. to 2 p.m. in Hongkong (8 p.m. "a HEGM) -EPerlal time OF Len’ p
they would not have returned. Al- gift. on. behalf of the’ assembled to 12 p.m.: E.S.T.) ‘and costs ‘ap- and. saucers under $1-for- ideal gifts ;
though many were not particularly | guests. Those ‘present were: Mr. proximately. $9.50: per. minute.:. ' 21-piece “American Beauty” tea ‘ser-
~ viee. at $17.95; fine. China which: is
sevely to look at and: ‘to. live with.
(NEARDST TO THE. FERRY), on...
BEACON v AVE, SIDNEY—Phone 12. -

brilliant, those who came backjiand Mrs. E. Gait, Mr. and Mrs.
were. attentive and very good ‘pu- A: Sanders,. Mr. and. Mrs. E.'‘John, ee
Pils, he said. : Dr.- and Mrs." R. Parberry: and

“Didn't Mind It. 0’. | Mr. and Mrs. -R. Crawford, , with Vat Coane? |
_ Mr. Smith spoke-on a topic. that Skip-and Gary,
is ‘of .immeédiate’ interest to all os Am 190205
mesients of.the Peninsula—weath-. Arthur - Ferguson. arrived in

Last, winter’.Mr. and’ Mrs. Saanichton - from: Ontario -in: 1902,

Smith were : guests: at Brentwood with’ the. Crawford family, and
Auto Court and saw the weather- [lived for several’ years“ in’ the
mando his-worst:. They were not old. “Rural: House”: located: on ‘the | : _
‘impressed: .Compared . with’ the|East:Saanich Road,’ which was‘de- |} .° <0":
‘winters, to which they are accus-|Stroyed” by fire. about six. de
tomed “it. was. nothing, they ex- ago. "Despite his years, Mr.; Fer-:
plained. s ‘guson. ‘enjoys. good -health: and: is:

‘Two. notable impressions ‘of. life still: capably «managing: his’ farm,
in’ B.C. have’ been gained. by. Mr. the same farm: ‘to. which: he
( Smith.~He finds ‘the price’ of lum- brought his bride 43 years ago.’
-, All: were reminded.‘of initiation: ber in: ‘this’ province absurdly ‘high’. ‘This past’ summer, Mr. and. Mrs,
~pectors. in’ the “interior and. few: ‘next. meeting, Nov. 28... cal in view of the extent‘of the lum-| Ferguson enjoyed. a :visit to’ their:
are completely’ settled. down. Some |. Following «the meeting,. a staff bering industry in this part of the | former ‘home: in -Ontario, - where
have» madé..enough’ money. to. be practice was. held, then : refresh- world. ‘The, second ‘is ‘the exten- they renewed ‘old acquaintances
- able’ :to’ live: reasonably’ “comfort- anos were served.. cee sive fruit. crop. In: various parts and-.according ,to’ Mr... Ferguson,
ably. in ‘their retirement, but: others ST ee eo LOf-the “area he has met innumer-: -he’. was: very surprised that: se)
" have:.difficulty: ‘in: keeping : :going. |. ‘HOSPITAL PATIENT. able householders, who cannot get| ™20Y of his former. friends ‘re-
“The life-of.a prospector.is ‘a gam-| George Neeves, * Fifth’ Street, |'rid- of their. fruit. In some ‘parts |. membered him, os
“ble,” said: Mr.'Hansen, ‘and .if you ‘Sidney, is-a-patient at:St. Joseph’s | there:-are advertisements: on house

don’t. make” ut “you. ca annot live ‘hospital. «where he has: been: under-. gates’. offering fruit at low.
; re prices.
fi for ‘the past three | and in: many cases offering. it free Plenty Of Action
‘ for: the-picking.. 3.) In° Hoop Games
os The “retired teacher : recalled. ‘an At Ss
instance. -someé: ‘years ago.in On- t aanichton |

tario.: ‘There «was. a- ‘fruit. “surplus |: Providing lentyof exéite ”
‘and .residents: of’ the: rural “areas tor basketball ty of excl ment
q| could: not-get rid of ~it:. On’ that'| ichton: Seniors and’ Reserve’ Army
-oceasion :the ‘schoolchildren’, were | met:on the home ‘floor at.the: ‘Agri-

organized = They: went’ ‘out*to’ the cultural: ‘Hall; Saturday night, in
fruit. growing areas’ ‘at. ‘the week-, ‘a-.closely- -fought | ‘game’ -that.. “fin-
ends: and. ‘picked ‘the ‘fruit. It’ was | ished: with a victory. for the: “Army
:Vhauled : ‘into. the’ towns: bys: -volun-;| by. one. basket, | to:make: ithe: score.
-teer-, transport. -In the: centres’ the:| 32-30." ~The. ..Saanichton
‘parents took over and. ‘arranged: its . :
distribution ,

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n bthe: had

‘congratulate; himself
“on. :-having* ‘given: up.’ prospecting
“before the’ craving: caught.him:-He
‘called ® on: a: number, of ‘old: pros-

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‘achieved. a. postwar record: with a
‘weekly, output ‘of 21,84 million, Ibs,’
forthe” week’ oncddod October: ace
The industry’ § total production. ‘tor:
‘the. Al weeks: ended: October..14
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