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November

Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday,

THIRTY-SEVENTH YEAR, No. 47.

SIDNEY, 1949, Copy 6c.

23,

Subscription, in advance, year: $2.50; U.S. $3.00.

President

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Lady Patient Is Succumb

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Death Comes on Nov. 18 to Terminate so Years’ Residence Ekiss Followin i Polls Will Be Open From 8 a.m. Until 8p. m.—Three-Fifths
In) This Community—Was sCHIVeE | Church Worker . 8 i Majority Necessary for Adoption of Building Pro-
_ For Many Decades Disappearance | gram-——Locations of Polling Stations Are Listed. .
On Friday mor ning November} porter. He sang in the choirs he : | Mysterious’ disappearance of a Trustees of the ‘Saanich School Deep Cove School, West, Saan- L:
“18, Alexander Menagh passed’) was treasurer of the trustee. board; | patient ‘in. Rest Haven “is: being District No,’ 63 met in the Sidney | ich’ Road, Sidney.’
quietly away at his home on Rob-| he was a life-member of the Ses- |} 4) probed by B.C. Provincial Police board room..on Tuesday evening McTavish School, Me''avish
erts. Bay. In. failing health for) sion, and in. every. way. sought: to | and .. hospital authorities. She of this week. and laid final plans Road,: Sidney. es
the ‘past few weeks Mr. Menagh | lend his: weight to every. activity. { vanished, fully clothed from her | for’ presenting the building pro-}. “ay Tuesday evening’s mecting, :
» was not known to be in serious|On.a wider scale he was for many: | private’ room in’ the hospital last gram. by-law ‘to the ratepayers) | vaer the chairmanship: of Trus-.°
-condition until very recently.” But} years representative .for the -pas- Wednesday evening and no trace | of the district | on Saturday, Dee. tee ‘Perey Thorp, final reading”
‘the end. came quickly and peace-| toral charge on Presbytery. and has ‘since been found of her. aan 10, ae, was given io the bya and ito.
fully in Jhis..“\Cozee Cot” by the} conference committees, and in this _-The patient,-Mrs. Mildred Ekiss, | Phe’ building program calls ‘for he Un: inimously appr oved by the
sea. was ably supported and: encour- [was aditt resident or Ors, Alta, lan expenditure of $850,000 for livustees. | .-
min th ince in 1889!/aged by his wife, Julia.  To- was admitied to the local hospita construction of sorely-needed new ce wo
mcoming to the provin “the oat gether they formed a remarkable | for treatment. for a heart ailment ; schools in the district and reno- | Members hamlet board ne in
60 years in. and about this vicinity.| team in the work of the church. a Oct. 31... Her husband: had | rations and improvements to ex- | COMP nily yer ae tbe icin e a
His: father was here before him,|_ In a more public manner still, passed away one month Previous- | isting structures. A three-fifths | building, On een and . ae 1 ced
-and between them they developed | Mx. Menagh was known to the {{ Lily following ‘a protracted rv de majority will be necessary for the | | rh “Rev iow. to m ak it e ae. Coat vs
-a large farm, fronting on the East| whole comrnunity through his per- | and Mrs. Ekiss appeared very de- approval of the building program.| The vill to. ma to add e : B
Road, part. of which has. formed} sistent work. in connection with i pressed. | Half of the cost, in the amount-of they. wi che: 7 Meee ee any
‘his home site on the beach for|the British and Foreign Bible So- | Fully Dressed “| $425,000, would be shouldered by | Meeting. which may «pe mt te
many ‘years. ciety.. For some years he was Between 10 and..11 p.m. on the! the provincial’ government.‘ throughout the district. A stfioe
He’ was of - the stuff of which} P¥esident of the local branch, and night sof “Nov. ~ 16, “the.. paren “Ratepayers .of the North Saan- eo -to a Sidney. office. us
_#% ~ vioneers are made. Vigorous, ! 28 iy raised the collection bate hoepitel. heverlt tally. Ae eat eS ich unorganized. territory. au Awill result. in. speakers peing pro ;
foe rugs , for this. area to remarkable fig-.| » é Out A h = 2 -| vote-on their share of the by-law | we
ae rong tee’ aintependent,| ures.. Two years ago. he was made AIR COMMODORE POPE } did. not. notice her .absence.im- THE LATE ec BRETHOUR in the amount of $206,500 while ieee) to discuss the oe Bro-,
through all the drastic changes of| ® life member of the Bible Society, | Above ‘is pictured Air. Commo- | mediately.. She swore hér outer; An early pioneer of the Gulf; voters in. Saanich: Municipality cy el F tk bylaw i
“over Half a century. “Yet through | 22: honor which he prized highly..| dore-S.-L. G. Pope, retired senior | clothing, consisting of a-coat cand. Islands’ and‘ of ‘the Saanich: Pen- | will be invited to approve of their 4 copy © ne bylaw Peis ine
jtall,, he maintained a cheerful) , Having. attained. (almost) the’! officer of the’ Royal ‘Air’ Force } hat. -insula, Mrs..Annie- Brethour,-aged | share of the expenditure, totalling this wee c's “issue. 0 ne, Weview. :
outlook “and. ‘a -vigorous deter-| tipe age of 82, Mr. Menagh slipped; now.:a\ resident of Curteis Point, | As soon as. the: patient -was/81 years, passed away .on Friday. $219,500. Brentwood: Meeting ahs ae
mination. to. keep abreast of the! quietly. into’- the.’ great: beyond,.| north “of Sidney,:, who~ was: last ; missed, members. of? the: Sidney |last at’ the .Victoria. residence’ of |” oo .%n Municipality ° Major. S: S.“Penny and: Mrs: Po) ©
times. One indication of his in- leaving: few’ immediate -relatives, | week elected president.of the Sid- ) detachment of thé’ B.C.: Provincial | her datighter,. Mrs.. Thomas Thom- Polls in. Saanich Municipality M:: ' Bryce; ’ trustees. ‘of ‘Saanich:
domitable perseverance was the but’a host. of friends and neigh- ney and North Saanich Chamber | Police were notified and a. search | son. |will be open from. 8 a.m. :to.8-p.m.:| School ‘Board (No. 63)addressed ‘a ®
* fact that: until a. very few: weeks} bors to mourn. his loss. Funeral | of Commerce: _ for, the ensuing | was: launched. :-The purse:.of the |... A native: ‘of: Barrie, Ontario; the at the following points, where: the | meeting: of - the: ‘taxpayers. inthe”
‘ago’ he.-was’ still’ busy with .axe services. were held: from-his home | term. = missing - lady was found : on- the | deceased --came, wwest., to. Victoria | school by-law : will’ be. presented: | Brentwood,’ :W.1." Hall’ last” ‘Wed-.
_and grub hoe}: and his tree-pulling church: of St. Paul’s:: United’ ir Po cair: . Commodoxe - Pape. ‘com-. rocks ‘close to the -sea. ‘It. was }-71 years ago with her parents, the |’. Royal Oak School,’ West Saan-. nesday,. Nov." 16. 5 : =
jack; busy in the business of pull- Sidney, on. Monday “at .1.30-p.m.. minded: the. -RiA-FS “station at established .that- she had not ‘left:|Jate.-Mr;-.and" Mrs. John: Deacon. | ish Road.* “The: trustees, discussed the forth :
ing down the virgin: forest, and| Rev-, E..S. Fleming, the minister, | patricia. Bay-“during -the, ‘Second | the “hospital: area in any~ public.| The ‘family ‘settled.'on Mayne Is- |. ‘“MeMorran’s ‘Pavilion, “Cordova -coming::by-law..: They. “gave °:
aS manufacturing the: timber into ‘officiated, and ‘spoke: in eloquent | Great War.’ He liked: the ‘country | Conveyance ' but. cher: whereabouts. land ‘and: resided: there: rl many Bay “Road: _— very ‘descriptive picture of * the
: eal “)-terms © of: ‘the “sterling: worth of:| ;

fir ewood..

Bereaved of ‘his: first wife’ many
“years ago, ‘he found’ another’ help-'|.;
“meet: and: companion’, in Julia
-Whiteside,. the! daughter: ‘of a for:
“mer: Methodist: minister; : and” *sis-
ter-of: the. ‘famous: ' surgeon,: “Dr
Whiteside, of: Edmonton. ’

ental’ Station: at. Saanichton last.
= weekiwas.a'very. interesting guest,
“ Mrs,: Norman ‘Jackson-is the wife:
 -Of:a member ‘ofthe. staff. of. ‘the
“Dominion. Experimental. sub-Sta-,
tion at Pine’ Creek : in the ‘Yulcon
Territory. .

‘ on Monday: morning, Nov.:14. and

© Insan: interview with’: The. Re:
; view: Mrs.*Jackson’ said“ that’ she:
‘ we not: ‘want: ta’ live anywhere :
“elses *

“Highway. : The: number. ‘refers:to
~ the milepost, “She ‘lives’ 1,019
-- miles ‘up’ the: highway, 109 miles
~ north of Whitehorse, “Pine Creek

has. only. one .claim..to fame, it is

in the vicinity:
at. mile .1016,. is a maintenance
camp. . Otherwise there is no
rites white settlement within 50
miles,.

No Zoning Laws

the “features °
which. she -and. her -husband: ‘have

any words: he ean’ think ote In
“the’ house sin which. she

: ie highway.

ribet aig wrt vvnimena mentees inet erin agri voneics tain

Appeal Board Says

yand: over:

t thé: Domi ion “ Experi- vi

She: flew: here: {von Maincouver'|

returned. the same ‘evening by. air, -

Her hanie’ address: is-1019 Alean.

... the location -of the. sub-station, | °
There is no town-and nothing elso:
Three miles awny,

{Hand Operation

: Mrs, Jackson. described many of |:
ofthe? countrys dn.

“lived? for the’ past several: years,’
: The ‘seenery,-she. sald, is :bayond -

- general outline she explained that

and shar:
husband, Mve- ‘is one- the, ad ae” at:
2 Thate are no? gore

“such ‘a’man: of. faith. and ‘actions.

‘During ‘the. service “ the’ .choir
‘sang. one’.of the:'favorite hymns
which. ‘he: had: ‘kept: reciting’: ‘over:
again’ during’ -his‘last-}:
‘hours, ‘ namely, “Jesus. . ‘Saviour:|
‘Pilot’, Me?” -Two- -other. favorite

ase to: sand. ‘road. “Beyond. the
house“is ae “vista with. the-lake: in

I:

| -sailing “:-vessel.::

‘the: centre: foreground: ‘and: ‘the.

snow-capped: mountains”
background. :::
blue:during: the short-summer.and

in: this: part of ‘the country.

‘beginning ‘of: May, : ‘when the’ snow
thaws. By September the frosts
have sect in. again. , The. tem-

‘perature during: the. summer goes:
‘up; to about, 85 maximum... In -the:

winter: it “is. cold“ and . the <baro-

meter reads. ‘down to minus eae or

50.30.

“Mrs. ° “Jocks had .. ‘one.

The. summer: starts about: “the:

‘in’: the:
“The ‘sky-is always

the blue-is ‘of:a:depth: rarely Seen |

‘coms:

| plaint against the summer,-—mos-,

(Continued on Page Seven)

Well-Known Sidney
Man Has Unusual

Charles, Dd. Turner, well- inown

“proprietor “ofthe: Sidnoy:

at’. Vancouver,
the: hospital: for. several:
cundenzohecan : operation :
ight hand.
lost: the “fingers:cand :thamb
‘Abatchand. inca sawe -Millaecident,

to hig

sheat:
metal. works which hears: his name.
“ty! a pation ine Ste ‘Paul " “hospital

“Ho has: ‘been: An
“weelss

‘

‘Some months cago. he.
on

—-'Pho Review: learns: that ‘he ‘ns’
had: cane operation is..week! bat

so. well. that .he ‘returned ‘to. live.
here: on: ‘his’ retirement, from, the
“Air ‘Force. . oe

SASK. “AUT! THO!

“explained. to The: “Review
“thatthe: Journey. was, made “inva
and:
months. _ The :. alternative | of...a.
steam ‘ship .was available’ but they,
‘considered that ‘the long: sea’ ‘jour-
hey.:might; be::.beneficial to ‘their
‘father’s: health » because. of: which
they, were, going to. New Zealand.

F “They ‘spent: ‘the first few: “years
of. their: lives: in New: Zealand,
During his early: ‘youth John: Mc-;
‘Naughton ‘: left: te’ visit: “South:
cAfriea,---This “was.-after she shad.
had ‘experience of: digging gold’in
New’ Zealand.) Inv Africa she was
in. charge of-a group of. Kattirs: in:
the. ‘diamond. - “mining “ industry,
This was ‘but a: short-lived. oecu-
pation’ and: he went. on: to: dig fold
in the same country.. ..He-experi-
enced:.a few difficulties in vari-
ous ‘directions ‘including .that of
fotting rid of some “free gold.”
Ultimately he made the prelim-
inary arrangements to~ make a
journey into the interfor.. The
party was equipped with the nec-
essary. baggage,.. which: included
tsctse- free, donkeys, «and: prepared +}
tocleave: At this: juncture Nis
partner wont on te spree. and: ef-,
foetively: rid himself ofthe money:

Lhey had ta pay for. Ahele: venture,

The: Journey. was off,

Hisenext-move brourlit: Mr. : Me- |
Naughton: to Canadas: Ne ‘settled:
Nea quarter-section. nears Saska«
toon, “where “he has’ Hved since.
Accompahying hin on his. Farming:
venture was his brother who" had

{40° years: ag
‘outskirts » of ~ Glasgow, :
‘wherehe ‘had ‘been a: -farmer-: ‘To. | W
-after: spending. .more “than.
“Phalf:his?life’in: North: Saanich,-he |.
‘isa’ Scot ‘from the moment’ he

remains. a mystery: :
Mrs... Ekiss ‘has three. sons: “and

one daughter, all: residing «in the |

-Olds: district: One:son «and “her:
daughter flew to: ‘Sidnéy* immedi-
ately following their mother’s: dis-:
“appearance: but.’ they. have:now:
returned to. their, ho me.

| planted” 200: seed “potatoes: himself:
1:|-0n, ‘his’ McTavish: ‘Road ‘farm?

Last. Saturday,: Nov:-19,. ‘h
“brated” his““91st ‘birthday,
Ae farmer: all his: ‘life;

a| man came. “to: the Peninsula‘ ‘over |
He. was’ fromthe
‘Scotland; iY

‘day,.

opens: his: mouth.

oMr.: Bowman: told: ‘The’ Review.| :
that: he'was ‘farming: in’ Scotland’
‘when: his bank. manager’ introduc-:|.
ed, him:to the possibility : ‘ofa job.
jin: this: part: of the world. '
course “he “came. to: manage : -the:};
“About: 25

Ardmore: Estate’ ‘Farm:
years, ago. he retired; =:
: Recalls The: Past
ule” ‘nonagenarian

it™
docs ‘today.

The West Road. was: little: better: |-
than -a trail ‘and’ the East Road

was: loose gravel: he said.-

Mrs, Bowman has recen
home after:
in hospital, © Dyring’ the time o
her absence’ Mr°

straightened. up, | Mrs.

is; now” baels (and

-comfortahly at. home,
During the - First.

Bowmn

‘World -Wa

Mrs. Bowman: .was.a:nurse ‘in’ the
“She. explained
‘that, during : that. war: she was the.

Cannclan., ‘foreos, |

ony Englishwoman. in: hers
er
Wass Ink: ‘the: seinen
Victoria, DR ES,

"Stee eee een bene ang neminten sereyestintemenermmmmd ”

ELDERLY. VICTORIA.
MAN DIES:IN SIDNEY.

TTOUPE:

on Nove. Vy of; William:

In due,

‘explained
that:when :he: took: ‘ever ‘the:farm
covered a 'greater - areca than Jit)]
There were’ no. sub-|
divisions ‘and -no . golf,-club:-then. |:

tly: come
a. nine-weeks’ period

Bowman fended
for himself..and kept. the.-house

convaloscing

recent. sojaurn-in: ‘hospital |
Hegnital An

“The: death occurred: at ‘standy:
Henry:

Years: : 3 -
“On July, 295: 1884; 4 Aunie: Déacah
“(Continued “on Page. Twelve)...

UNCONSCIOUS |-

“gers” in?-the "ear? “were: “Mivian? and
‘Nita.-Smart,: “of: Burns’ Avenue.
The? ‘former: was’ ‘hospitalized | ‘but
was reported” as being::in ° "good
-condition. ©.
was. ‘treated * for? ‘shock:and: minor:
‘injuries: after which she’ was: Te |
leased from: ‘hospital. a
Mr... ‘Dignan®™ is. the: gon’ of: Mr.
and: Mrs:-.W.: Je » Dignan, of Brent:
wood. ee i :

A ppeal Board Canuat’ 7
‘Alter. Legislation’: :

‘Briefs: ‘have: been: “presented - to
‘the. ‘Appeal-: Board : ofthe - North:
Saanich Regulated: Area. by-two.
groups ‘in’ Sidney. Both *‘ were’ in:

troversy. 25°

The Review. learna that’ neither:
was: accepted.:-by. the. board-:as
neither. could’: properly~ be..dealt
with by that body. An official of
the. ‘town © planning authorities.
stated ‘that. representations: from’
groups in: the district concerning
zoning should be addressed to the
ministry of municipal. affalrs. or
a higher authority, The. board can-
not deal with any matter that is
not .direetly, within. the. scope, of
any. existing . legislation, A. re-
quest: for: further legislation. or for.
modification’ of that-existing at the:
"present Ume: anol: ber heprd by
the board.”

Patpnsnenaie aaa Peteeersanal

Need Public Seales
In Sidney Area

Thera Isa need in. “Sidnuy fara
‘public senless” Nowhere: in-North
Saitoh ts there nny equipment:for

.

i

respect of: the’ ‘Roberts: Bay: con" “

: THORP TO SEEK

Prospect. ’ Lake School, .
Saanich Road... haces
“ Keating: Temperance’ Hall, Bast
Saanich: Road... : : i

“Her ‘15- -year-old. sister: os

“Mink ‘farmers n “the: ‘Sa nich
‘Peninsula! have: had“.a:-poor year.:
‘The :Review::approached:,two:pro-:|:
“ducers “of ‘this exclusive ‘member:

"of: they: ‘local : farming: ‘community.

| with, a. view: to learning ‘what :the:
16-odd: mink farmers do ‘for. their.
furry: ‘charges:: ST he: answet ; ds.

| everything. The mink is as highly

fed: and: pampered :as ‘any animal:
in the: area.: He“ wines’ and: dines.
ina’ manner as: becoming to’ his:
fur: as. will~.the.: lady «who « takes:
over his: coat, ‘when: he is’ fone,” *
“The:mink-is a:comparative new-"

‘| comer: tothe: Peninsula, : and,’ in::

deed, ‘to’ the: country: The © first:
record ‘of as mink farm ‘was--in:
Ontario,” when.:a: ranch was oper~:
ated in 1868, The location was. a
few miles'to the north-of ‘Toronto,.
It. appears ‘that: the™-voenture: was.
unsuccessful, for it was closed ‘up
a few. years ‘later,

ooo An Industry

‘Not. until the:.1930's) was the
raising. of .mink ‘anything Wkeean
industry. By the: end: of that-de-
cade: it had, begun: to take onthe.
shape-it, has nows.Tt: wag “around
that time: Ahat the. industry. really +,
spread to: the: Poningula Ons any
J large “nenles There. Have.be.0 1
: se coders: here for many years, but:

t:| situation. regarding © .the®-presen

Tee discussion: it? Was: noted: that: ‘th
:|'sehools:. are, uae tor a out” of: dat

needs ofthe: schools *:in! ‘this: dis
-trict:: During: ‘the : course ‘of’ the:

‘they ‘were no é
are: many. -who:-have:
by. this time. “Less than‘ half, the
-present’ farmers ‘on the: Peninsula
were operating-more! ‘than!:12-year
‘ago,: ‘The Review:.was informed:
‘For, a considerable time: the ‘in-
dustry. operated ‘under‘the’ restric
tions ‘ofthe game‘laws:’ These were.
prohibitive: and: caused. much ‘re.
sentment-amon g:th'e :farmers.
“After-a period’ of fighting ‘against
the systemthe: farmers'.won ‘their,
request “and* the’ industry”
supervised by the! ministry: of -ag-
riculture,. Mink farmers are. taxed
at. their. own: request," The” money
raised. Is: for. the’, benefit. of: re-
search, “When. there was: talk. of
the animal laboratory being. moved ;.
to. the mainland: the mink farmers
were. up in arms. against.ity?

(Contiiued ‘on Page St Six)

ieee

Mink Farmer Combs 2

Gains Honors at Show

“A mink. farmer: who has. brought:
‘further: ~ distinetion =: to! Saanich
Fepingula Vg.:M elvins, Combs, : of
-Royal:.O Mr Combs :was;the:
winners:of. “tho: rand. champion
swayed oa the B.C): “Live “Animal
Fur Exposition’ held” reeantly ‘in
‘New! ‘Weatmingtars : :

Hise mink: entry owas «: adjudged
tho top conimal ine the show.” Mr.
{ Gombs’’also™ won! the’: Hudson's

‘Bay: shield for: ‘Lop: adult’ alandard:

Continued : on: Pago: Thr. 0  Pamoroye 813 - Coal: Straat,.! View|. cheeking. thes: woluhtascat cons! wines ~ Ma uuansahe OL ee
“No”. to Millmen: | to inte Hore a ne he cavally |: em _ torln.: Me Coal was. 22) years ot} multe nie othor: nator eee _ Perey. Thorp, chulrman ‘onth a. Thoro wore’ about: 1,000" enirled
ae at 1 sO ‘ he Ture 4: APA‘ andiened: ows was -oxprasied-by Tec We he dard; annonnee \ ’
The! ‘Appeal Ronrd is unable to ner, whe Is, directing: the business PRIZE WINNERS. AY. Bo and a native: of ene mdeeoe |v ! y Snunich School Board; announeec In the show, . hes

had. Alved:. In--Vieterin for many:
years,: Hols survived: by. n: daugh
lor, . Murlel,.. of “Torantoy. and..n
sons Tarry:: Christie: /Pamerny,: of
Mannan, One P
“-Puneral’ serviers: werd: held on

Agius of. Saanichton last week ers / toethe Reviews thts:

Mre Hawking: sald ho. fsonecus.:
tomed to buyin various produce
ona large seale. for the: feeding of
dis mink, ‘There ds nooniethad, of,
Iuyingt hy wolpht except i amall

wook! nin:
tention of: keolging.re-cleetion to
the .bonrd in:the December. election’
in'Saanich Munialpality.onDeee10, :
Ber | have. given sonlous: consider.
‘ation tothe: problem of whathor

included, ens
etake. any action divkthemintter dt

nor ANG appeal ofthe Bradley-Norbuty
» siwmill-operatoys. ‘This (wae “the
ruling -agreadsupon atthe meeting:

held-at.the Shoreneres: Hotel. Side:

Aey, on. the, evening of Nov. 17.

CARD: PARTY!
Aceard: party ‘was held Friday
evening ‘Nove 18, by: the TMS,
Badeayor. chaptor,. 1,0, Dy. Prizes:
were. won by. Mr-and: Mrs,: West,

in cher--hushband's. absonee, stated | hO.D.E. ’
that hes had: expectod'to- have: nel
thumb. grafted: ante his hand: by.
plastio ‘surgery, Sha: understands:
now: thatthe operation “will ri~
elude:the. sernfllng ofa, fore-fingor

trios from: Canada:
“Manitoba ‘and alo fror
eth ind. Oregon: ie
“ eas achieved © 1: ’
ther? indication vof.

“Phe board did nat consider ‘tat
it lay within: thelr: jurisdtetion {ry

GOOD LUCK CHAIN |
REACHES SIDNEY-

prrcospeeiesrters

regtkine New ete sania a PAPA ON

Tie Nh stnndard of: mink: en-the!
Saturday; Nove dQecat- 1 aang in | quantities, he: said. Such: as ma-,| to contest the electlon-a ein,” satel hoy ae
Tho mill operators’ had applied aswell” She hag yot received: no | Mis, Wilson, Mr.) Néovosy-Murlol | Mecal Brothers’ "Floral Fimaral, chine; he felt’sure, waild pay: for | Mr, Thorp. “bE have the education Soanieh, Fontnaula. ear:
‘for‘an extension of time ‘for the | indication — af when. he. may be Clark, Grace -Adaing, Lols Petia: | Chapel, when: Rev, Canon George | itsalt and would: prove a) boan to | of the young people of. this. area [oo | caveren arin
removal . of the planer. shed and. nek atework..* co ee ef ava Redaing, . Charles and. Alf} Mddle- oflelated. “Interment. fole | many. farmers and: Inndodmen: Ane} very much 'at:heart and havedes | ‘BUSINESS: TRIP, -
any ng ounleer frp thatr; prope Seer eemeecing enc Nome. es : lowed iy Colwood Burial Park. North Sannich, : eldod thatT don't. want ‘to leave: a “Claude - Francis, : “proprietor: ote

Job halt done.” We must. see: that’

the sorely nooded newsschool fie.

the Sidnoy ‘Sporting, Goods, : Den-

con’ Avent, his returned: from: a
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he cette ate tg gy CRT within 24-hours he will. be the Lie Wei reports Tram. deed ayes ry, lowarte ta (he son-at: Wile cselfy is te very caetlve man for is: year when: coniprehonalve school |’ Experimental - Station? cng
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