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"Wednesday, September 3, 1952.

oo A SUCCESSF UL F AIR
_ PRESIDENT Albert. Doney, Secretary. F. G. ‘Drake and
diretors of the North and South Saanich Agricultural

a Society are fully deserving of warm congratulations on the

~.. Success of the Society’s 84th annual exhibition. — It fully

Justified their decision to present it again as a two-day fair

“and we sincerely hope that all future exhibitidfis will follow

_ the same dual pattern,

Officers of the Society spent. countless hours of their
own. time in. preparing. the show... Mr.*Doney graciously
: acknowledges the splendid co- operation. which:came from

the. publie.‘at-large ‘but ‘at the same time ‘the weight of

- responsibility ‘was on the shoulders of the. directorate and

if the fair-had been unsuccessful the blame would. have
ay been. placed there.
24> These: exhibitions. make a Jot of ‘good will: for’ the

‘Saanich: Peninsula.

“pilgrimage to Saanichton and come at no other time of the

cvyear. The show is-this district’s display window and we

can think of no better form of advertising.

_o* It. was. pleasing to see many of the prize ribbons going
to South: Saanich, North Saanich and further ‘afield as
~ well. : For if exhibitors failed to enter into the spirit of the

' things, there’ ‘would be no show-at-all. ©

-Some exhibition visitors felt that. exhibitors might have

made" a bigger effort. to display flowers which grow in
such profusion i in this area. Greater stress may be placed

on: the. floral:angle in future shows. ° “But the: number and
class: of. most: exhibits was gratifying. ~~

’ We-take ‘it for. ‘granted that the. show was. a, financial

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mal h : tenner en net
oA alee eager ae © ee eneannne eee

staging. a better 85th: annual exhibition in: 1953.

AN. | URGENT NEED —

avels through |
orthward | along
‘Bay: Airport:
mediate steps:
rtment -of “public:

emphasized. ene

‘a-rain ‘this: roadway isa a sea. ‘of mud.
aversed ry motorists. only %

ce six general. ‘freight: rate

conomics “division of: the. Canadian. ‘government
ave ‘just’ published’ comparis®ns between 1935 ‘and 1951
which. Show that, while the. Canadian farmer. received :an.
increase of. 33 ‘per cent of the: consumer’s. dollar on’ beef, :
the marketing: cost. ‘between producer, and:-consumer in-
creased: 236. per cent.’ With eggs the producer received
an incre: e of. ‘8, per cent’ ‘while: ‘marketing. costs increased
110-‘per: ‘cent, ‘and ‘on ‘certain’ vegetables: the’ producer’ 3
increase.was: 10° per’ cent. while’ marketing: costs: increased
170 per.cent,:

“The: demand for: ineréased: freight rates. coincides: with
a railway, union’s demands for substantial Wage increases.
With the; present: leveling: off of prices: on: food ‘and cOn-
umer goods, ‘there seems little justification for. sizeable :
wage increases and: a further: freight rate increase. would
be inexcusable and intolerable.

The B.C. Federation of Agriculture is combining with
| the provincial government in a protest against the appli-
~-eation by the railroads for-an increase of over 100 per: cent |
“fveight: on. feed. grains from the prairies into B.C.

srovmcrntteceeincninanen ii jaemaeeten eta

Marjorie ix now.
~ Vpresident: ar something of the: Giti-
"Jano Parent Teacher: Association 201:
Meets on the seconds stostast wet WV ws
nesday every: otlier month Just. now
they're: disenasitys how: “Hest 10 pros
feet the children from Inti cars
an triekse TP don't see how they. cate

: ——T “Did you know trie

oatieiad

; “he: ‘saw. “ sereeching, When
“thay: do: singeae song: F lop sto: Haten,
hey oftens leaves both the: song and,
me hanging i in-thealr while they. Wi als
out tof ateh another, hoard

the. whole. [sland Ut

Marjorie. protester
Thor. ANATVA
anindsgente
eo Juste then gon “Pippin’, Cee ‘SEN;
rity seen: ‘throngh: ches window sinh.
Hing op thectrail alternately: willie
peanuts and the corner” “ola new
‘school report ecard. Vis father wine
eat ube To keep ip withtats-yoare
‘Alds ke (hat (hey need! bright miitds, |
Dip's evidently: called: ut the -Unele
Murrill'g, on. the way home, for in
free bag of: pemnnty 2 :

“His report cared probahly yas
worth only one peanut’, sald ait
joriv.

Father Eric merece. Tippin's, an
actors. The other morning when he
wis. dressing cand didn't know Janye
ane wan listening, he talked © Mis
Nonts the way oa lagwer talks) fa7
stubborn: Jogo: Chains vermillion’
words, apoken: with: “Uraimatie, OXI
Perations We: ended: ayy with: “ood
God- Ther grat finret a maw can ie"

“Marjore. “explained defensively:
“He's at tho stage where he likes: to
WRC! rawnenp Sawerds “whether! be
understanda thentear: nt: One Sune
day. when rene: ands Derrlelk iad
been’ sharkigg:-a “prayers hook: they
wound wp Fnbuing far ite Nosaedston,

She Ahoy
hind

br Tight

(a qummittee :

ee,

Knocker's oft the 1B

“Vohads to listen fore ten: days hes
fore oneoft hen, finished. that shorus
for mete»

‘ asa ‘happy Tittle. home!”
“Husband Erie listened withsamuses
ment, puffing at his: clgarerte,, He
—enfoys, his wife's: stories, “Marjorie
-alfects. a contically.: prined look’ at}:
“times; her eyelids droop, her mouth
~~ pouts as she @éstures, She seems
“surprised when anyhody langhs, The
first: time: Marjorle came to Canada
_ phe Awas driver adc motor: searayany
onthe prairies, Tt! was sent cover
from. England, “wecsorte of Sunday
school Dy post’, aa Marjorie deserne.
ed dt. Fors some fours and a halt
“months itedrove fron: farm-to: firm,
“halding-relliona:: services for | éhil-
Trens:ce Marjorie’s «come senae. of
frustration’. may: partly. result from
having: to cope | witht the. mechanical
‘aide. of. the. caravan as, well. as, with
Ate steer wheel,

‘NO BRAKES: POSTSaS
Commander ‘Eric crime

Ao batt

¥

Scores. of people. make this’ annual:

success: ‘and: that: ‘lessons - ‘learned: this -year will: assist in: &

this? highway. |:

sundry. of} their:

feeling an: increase’ of 70. ‘per cent, “our shou

awere

dosthat, when: there: ‘jan it, healee i

When the book was about to part in
the middle I gently suggested that!

1
they had better call a truce and sur- ,
| render it to .me because. the book

| they” were
hook.” :

“When are ‘you going” io. give it!
back. to God?” asked Pippin.

fighting over was God's }

MARINE ADVENTURE.

A‘ few ‘days ago che: had’ burst ‘into
the kitchen: to report: that-the. “Prin.

cess. Norah”. had. run ashore up..the

‘| coast, .~had been’ refloated, and was

bottom | wiped. *. -
He came ‘in, still chewi ing peanuts.
His: purents: were willing to lay odds
that ‘his school card ‘was a dud; but
it proved to be so ‘full of high marks
that both Eric and Marjorie «were
hard put to find remarks sufficiently
scathing to hide their pride. Diver-
sion. caine quickly, however. A tug
oi war was soon in progress between

Pippin and small brother Derrick
for possession of long-suffering

Jock, their black dog.
the boys .scuffled and
Commander ordered quiet.

Marjoric said that silence was hard
for. such offspring. to: observe even
in, a. cemetery, One. day she had
taken flowers’ to: the graveside of a
dear. friend, ‘She was ‘about io! de-
posit “them by the headstone when
little. Derrick came trotting ‘up’ .to
ask: “Mummy, who's ‘buried over
here?” With the flowers still in her
hand. she “went: over to: looks. The}.
name she read - was a family name |
that she knew well. She toak some of
the’ flowers and put them on. that
grave Inspired by the success of his
first’ enquiry, Derrick .came along
with a new-one: before his mother
had time to return to the grave which
had brought her. tothe cemetery.
“Please come and look ‘at. this one
Mummy,” Derrick pleaded. i Mar-
jorie went. “That, was a great friend '
of ‘the -Uncles”>: she observed - sadly,
dropping more flowers. Now scriouis-
ly entering “into the spirit. of the.
thing, ‘Derrick | repeated, with all: the
graves :he could..find. -On- inost. of
them Marjorie dropped: flowers. It
was=not. until she had dropped’ the

Jock barked,
yelled, the

none left for. the ‘dear friend’s grave
“| she chad: come ‘to decorate. :
EASY. TO LAUGH. ane

The. Finnis’. skilfully hid: “their
| fectings behind! ‘a casual screen . of
blue cigarette smoke...It.. was: easy: ‘to
‘Waugh in’ a: light-hearted © place like
| this. But we had:.to..watch.:that we:
did: not. laughingly. leave without. dis-
cussing: the ‘Commander’ “S. adventures
‘between’, “his ‘two--wars.
“Commander, : ‘what “about a: ise

jo; around: ‘telling: call ‘and:
‘adventures ; i “and!
e of: a. Story. are rumored;
is! beyond.
‘Fecognition: “Were you "peally.i in one
of: those’ expeditions” that”: hunted
treasure. on: Cocos: Island?” ‘Tossked
the Cominander, * eS
IN; REVERSE |

“I sippose “TT: was,” he! conceded,
“You! might. “call: Jt. treasure: hunting
in. ‘reverse, “We: Spent. ‘treasure: hut
Wee didn't fin any, although” Tram
conyinced: is still there: ‘Gold,
tireciauts” sfoniea and jewels. to -the
value of. ten. million pounds sterling

‘ferred’ fron’ Lima Cathedral “to ‘the
coast. of. Costa Rica when ‘Rolivar
wislon the rampage, Priests accom-
‘panied the treasure to ‘a hoat com.
“amanded hy a Captain Thompson who
killed all the priests and made off
with the booty. Later he was chaved
by a frigate, captured, and taken to
Cocos Island where it is suspected
ihe treasure was buried, There the
| wily Captain ‘Rave his. captors (he
-. slip and got clear. away. after, mak-
ine it Ts ablewed: a parchment. record
of the! veut Jovation.”
| Commander, Minnis puffed at: his
Cigarette as: inemotionally as ifthe
Aad been (alkeing ahout the. hag? of
Peanuts bis son-hid awvangled fromthe
arrills’ treasure store: He weuld
tell a Hietlesot the adveritire and stop:
To get hinestarted ‘agai had task
questions: He wasanything bat -spon-
taneous whens talking: shout: bimgel fs
but whats it: all oiled dewa to; sa9
far as. Peould bring it ani, was Us?
Ne Beligiiny agho® was’ stupposed “to
have had’ eontaet ‘ither’ with Cocos
Aaland Captain’, Chenin, or’ bath,
Wis ‘traced’ to Now York where, he
sald $50,000” worth at jewelry’ nee!
cordings. (0-4 ‘confirmed, police report.
This Belatan was, picked up. for dead
in Panama. after a nysterots attack
had: Deen, made upon him. Heres
vovered, © Commander: Minnis. snid
that wlien this Welgiaw approached

Win with the story of these misad-] > "But now you'd rather dig the
ventures, he ehecked cup oone them | send earth of Galiano Tstand

cuefally and fomed than ccorreen | Nay UVa damned aft would. W's
The MAN Was Mest reficent, haw- Javely here -and al that U Uke pot

ever, ji divulging inforination ag to
how and where any part of the trea.
eure’ Wiig Vien We dnvetetet aay
being aken an: falth nntiban ; ‘expedi+
fon. could: bes organized. te: visit
Cacis stand: oy he: gamble. sue med
warthwhilte, Vian will, Th vty of
the fnet tliat at’ least part of the Bele
win’ storys had: heen: proved Arid,
Tut” the Belgian’ remained a dif tt |
cult mm with wham te harenine At
(he. lipt.moment he refined tot re=
veal the location: of the® treasure on
“aw “Wiss ‘of Wi per cent reward

being taken to. drydock to have’ her-

last one. that: she realized there. was!

years, from) 1932* to.’ 1938, ‘During

ue two. Sanding places:

assumed to. have “heen: trans- :

° ‘ —_
ee ee

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW
eee

U.N. Aids Yugoslavia in Vocational Training

disabled persons who number about 500,000 in that country. Some

of these are p>*tisans,
hands,

injured during the war. Others. are. farm
some. are industrial. workers.

This vocational training: work-

shop is the first of several and is planned as a demonstration project ~
aided by the United Nations Technical Assistance Board. Here the

director, Dr.

Miroslav Zotoric: (center), assisted: by

Yugoslavia gets ready. to open its first Center for Rehabilitation of .
examines plans for proper placing of machines supplied by the J

two patients,
UN.

[Reflections From the Past

20 YEARS AGO
Judging of ‘the ladies”
garden competition on Pender Is-
land was conipleted last week and
the following received awards: Mrs.

V. W, Menzies, Mrs. F. Moore, |of Mr. and Mrs. W. M: Mouat,
Miss ‘Beth Bracketi. Mrs. J. -S.| Ganges. was drowned off the
Stigings: “In the boys’ and girls’| Ganges wharf on Monday evening.
;section winners .were . Wallace} The youngster was missing from

| Bradley, Leslie Bowerman,
Moore, Margaret Stigings.

Alexander :M.a¢:D 0 mad, ‘well:
know n North:Saanich resident, was
chosen at: the Liberal nominating!

David} |

agieed, “He ‘insisted on 30 | per: cent.
In: the «midst of these - negotiations,
when the outcome was. still uncer-

The first. treasure “expedition to|
Cécos Island; organized by. a British,
ccompany, was made’ in. a “Brixham
‘trawler, “The: Vigilant”, under the
command of Eric -Finnis. Altogether,
he. lived.on : ‘Cocos ‘Island: Searching |
for: treasure for the best part of :six.'

‘that. time. he;

‘made ‘only. one: “trip:

a. |

\ chalky: Wild: “pigs:

ere, every where,

pA. German;. who: shad-‘once: lived. there,
j-had grown: coffee - “and: “planted

ne

orange: itree atid one’ “Aenion
‘which’ still’ “flourished, Foliage grew
‘rankly. everywhere. ‘on: this” tropical
island,. making ‘the : exposure. of sur-
faces and: the: ‘search “for: treasure
dif ficult.’ Water? Yes,.. there . was:
plenty ‘of. that. “Streams. and. even
“Water falls, We. didn’t need,’ ‘a water
diviner, “But owe did-chaye “a metal
diviner.” We: had. Drought : chim® with
Ws: ‘He. Awas® a man? with uncanny,
ability to locate either’ gold. or silver,
and 10° nameswhich “it was -in-ad-
vanee. .. On: -our. .vayage. over s.we
amused. ourselves: hiding gold °sov-
ercigns ‘and: silver coins in obscure
parts of the vessel and challenging.
him to-find them. He would: aneceed
every time, Onee he found -a’ gold
cigarette case nohody knew had heen
lost. With a man like that along the
friure looked rosy, ’

“But he failed in the supreme. test

of locating treasure on Cocos Island,
Commander? ”

Vinnis. pressed the ‘fire out af his|:
cigarette. ende "E don't think’ TI ever
really... know, . On Cocos . Island, he
seemed just: as. sire af. Aimpelf as
on: the. voyagecover We-would dig
the” spots. he Indicated. When we
did not find: treasure he world cheek
his. first-divining withea see and one

and | Pexplaing: that heenise of the’
depth, ik would He. nece wy, Ao, veer
Off right’ or lett ioc

The: Commander ehtiekled, 3 "We

Kept ont tigen ing and: yeertug: and? ge
wie and veering: Tintil some ef aur
party: and some’ of those: who had
come. fo Coens on a separate. expedi-
Hon. fram Vimesuver. wok fede ap,
The two expeditionary. groups lad
already ‘nareed to combine son thelr
search for treasure, : eventually: they.
hot decided to abandon the seareh "
“Vel you still belinve the {renstire
remains on-Coeoy sland

“Absolutely” sald) Commander
Vimis without hesitvtion,

forhig arama, digging 3 stones outoot
the ground and puta in peat Moss
te Wall ap the unin Yea

Tm. av miveriod nan now with aves
ing hoys—-— suppose. hoth Marjorie
and ny wel are domestionted. | ri

ig letnhs T cased duiuh wl |

any’. i “tten place fey heing: laments
cated thane Galiano, but someday
“He Telt thee aentenre “untiiished,
Mw 4 ilventire-aparkte in Uh ewe af
Cammiander Bede.» DAD
wily vloquent: enontieght: -_

(to Ke t ‘omtinned)

Hinnis,.

tain, the Belgian disappeared. P
“to FOR. SIX YEARS *. ne ‘|

i : : : : 4 a

Weg Ge Ta en ela

convention at Giingus on Monday
flower %8 candidate to contest the islands
forthcoming

constituency. at -the
provineial general election.
Gilbert,

this home during the late afternoon
and his bicyele was fotnd on the
wharf. The  youngstér’s body was
later-taken from the water by Pro-
vincial Police - Constable Tweed:
jhope ‘and Charles Toynbee. ,

~ James’ Ellis, saw ‘filer at the Sid-
ney. Lumber “Co. mill was’. found
‘dead in bed 6n. Monday afternoon,
‘The deceased lived alone in.a.cabin
at the back:of Staff of Life Bakery.
It.is believed:that he died from. a
heart ‘attack on Friday night.. He
was ‘discovered by T.. Rigg and -R:
Fike. who" sought Shim: when he
failed to: ‘take his: place at: work: on
Monday. ‘morning, ; :
Lain. Wilson, . son of Capt. and
Mrs. Cy.
was awarded: first place: in the boys’
and’ girls’. competition: “sponsored
by. the Saanich: Jersey. Cattle: Club:

Ss Second] prize

Pende
thr ¢

“Toland school for. the. oat
syearsy spent: “the: week-end |:

as the guest:of Mrs. Je ne Brackett, |.

Browning: “Harbor, prior: ‘to. leaving |.

for. Cowichan Lake, where she: has,

accepted | a position.’
“Tom ' Lang; of Ganges,

Nietoriay: for a few: days.

25 YEARS AGO

“AS handsome “cup,. donated. ey
Beach, Of. Sidney, : for. the:
efficient and valuable player of the
Sidney: Amateur: Athletic: Associas
tion baseball. team is now on dis=
play atthe Sidney Pharmacy, “The
donor. has named the following ‘to
serve as. judges:in the presentation

ofthe trophy:-J.- J. White, Ry RB,
Brethour, ..°J. Melntyre,. W,
Munra, W Tfarrisan, RIN. Mae-

Aulay and Capt. Byers,

W, Norton and [.’ Reynolds are
busy logging on PL A. Perey’s pro-
perty at bultord

Mrs. Brown and family, who
have been visiting Dalton Deacon
on Mayne Island left on Monday's

bout.
Mrs ds. “Hatley. ‘north Salt
tT Spring: Taal” Wits hostess at

tennis party ar her home an Sate
urday,, “About 30° ghests. attended,
The. finals were “won by»
Doreen Crofton. ‘and ries Spring.
ford. caginst’ Miss Betty: Abbott
und Kenneth Thialleys
Art. Thornton his. "returned to
his home al Deep Cave alter spend=
nga holiday at Port Tardy...
oMise’ Miarigiret:
Victoria, ‘Nascbeen spending. a half.
day. at. Ganges, where, she wan. the
attest. of Mrcand Mrs IQ, Sing
Ronald. Lowe, who Aas: been,
stiying. in, Vietoria ctor thes past:
years in spending. aeshort holiday:
with his. parents, Mr,- cand Mrs,
Lowe

dome see tere

West, Suanielt Roady before

eam ed PA yoatagms neat anne date

SOCAL CREDIT FROLIC

ELK LAKE, EAGLES’. PARK.

- SATURDAY, SEPT. 6,2 P.M.
SPORTS. “ CONTESTS - PRIZES.

“Premier w. A.C. Bennett and party,
| ‘will be. present. 7

: = EVERYBODY WE LCOME

the seven-year-old: son

Re Wilson, ‘Heather: Farm, |"

‘ig “the
guest: of Dr, and Mrs: Ridewood,- in

most'| -:

»Miss:

Brynjolfson, of

“Heather: ‘Farm ;

aoe r) . i a
on : ad Men ars: ; ~
dee

IO AER Gah ae Est aes as a9 phe

The hero of the story is prob-
ably. the little man who ‘has always:

Wednesday, September 3, 1952.

| Open And Shut Case.

(Newsweek Magazine)

As any good -French restaurateur
Lchouid. Charles Marcepoil took pas-
| sionate. pride in his -food.. So when
one Roger Magnieu ordered homard
for lunch, Marcepoil: produced a ‘live
lobster. for inspection... “Not fresh,”
sniffed Magnieu.

The Review’s
Book Review

“A -Valley . Decides,”
frey Jordan;
319 PP» $3...

by Hum-
Hodder & Stroughton;

[-

That there is still an-element of

danger.in hunting.the more. deadly f “Smell that !”
‘of wild animals; ld today | face. “Sme a

0! Misael ‘ this ston? of y Thereupon the lobster clamped a

hunting expedition in Africa, [claw upon. “Magnieu’s nose and held

It should appeal to every sports-| 0m for five minutes. It took the-tip

brandishing ‘the lobster ‘in Magnieu’s

man for.its descriptive chapters of |.0f the nose with it when it _was
the African pried free.

jungles. When Last week a Paris court ordered
two whites lead Marcepoil to pay his former ‘cus-
an expedition tomer $300 for a plastic surgeon, and
into the jungle fined him $8. -50 for keeping “a dan-
they see every | gerous animal,’ '
phase of the

life of their prey
and also of the

Good Points

(Fergus News-Record)

ee a “PCco- Sonie places pass by-laws against

rn ede in [girls in shorts on the main streets.

aa val i - in We can’t see why. Most of thein
Vrapped — in-

look ‘so much better in shorts than
in slacks that. the heatwave seems
to have its good “points, after all.

side the story is

a plot that does '
Not-entirely hold

water. ~The cir- rr
cumstances of four Guencters from
a less pleasant. incident: of war in
the. second ‘world: conflict. all meet-
ing. thus casually in. Africa: sounds
less than probable.

This is the first book from: Hums
irey’s pen to deéal with the land.
His previous books have invariably
been of the sea. It is, however,
a welcome departure, for he proves
his mastery over the ‘story irres-
pective of the setting,

FG. Richards ,

~ Recent surveys show that ‘only 11.8
per.cent of radio listening in. Canada
is to CBC produced programs.
try, This appeared a strange cir-
cumstance to the author.
- The-story behind tle: story -is

wilderness.

The book is.w ellaw ritten and its
interesting style deals throughout
with a subject of interest to all
sportsmen who. have. never shot
J lions or elephants but would still
like to take-a chance on their: skill.
—F.G.R.

wanted
sighted,

to see
‘sensitive - and.
simple. Pain. arrives. in- his own

car, Pain’s African Special. : Built |
to his own design to suit the.coun- oo 12
try of which he . has read. so- avidly, |
the special fails to live ‘up’ to’ its
owner's hopes. Nevertheless. ‘he,
in common with his: comrades, suc-

Africa. Short: j

slightly |

: The Churches »

Brentwood College |
Memorial Chapel .

(Barish, Church of Brentwood)
Rev. . A, -Lowe,: B.A, ‘LTh.
aA Sept. °7 ,
“Thirteenth, After Trinity

“Morning Prayer‘and’
Holy. Communion -

ceeds in’ finding himself whale at
the :mercy. of. the forests:
- Features of life’ in Africa. are.
emphasized by. the author: call
he ‘is struck by’ the ‘strange condi:
tions of a yew yvonne The blacks
are .-liable®. imprisonment. for.
shooting. wane ‘in. their own: coun=
[aero
leaving. for | -Vancouver.~ to com:
mence-his:studies:at the: ‘University
of. British “Columbia: :

‘Mrs. Tom Garrick

10. 30 a. m.,

CHURCH

-;BEACON | AVENUE -

and: hee small |
Son: have been. staying at’the: home'|

of Mrs. ‘Garrick, on Mayne T land: »-)->Pastor: Rev.-H: B: Bye :
for the past diene eh ‘SUNDAY SERVICES. oe ;
Sunday... School
‘Evening Service’ -30 p.m.
«Fifth: Street,
: Boards and: ‘shiplap, $8 ‘per thou- ‘The’: pero 2 -11.16.am: |:
sand: feet; ‘Sidney: Mills —Advt.: : i Si tr
eMiss May’ Hole’ has‘ returned 0, ae =) | ‘A 15am
her home: in: Vietoria‘after’ spend={[> el Service Anm:
ing. a. -week’s- holiday. with:..her i a a IA Be
friends, the’ ‘Misses: ‘Ruby - Hadden be |) WEDNESDAY a ae
and. Roberta and Madeleine: Slug- Prayer’ ‘and: oe A 45 me i
gett, cat. West. Saanich.” Sh pe ‘Bible, 2 Study’. es
‘> J. Bi Knowles,’ of Cetitre’ Road, Z ae :
Sidney, ; Spending . an, enjoyable : <== ey
holiday in Victoria, °: WCBS heen alee: |
- Governor-General. Baron’ Byng , - “Seventh-day ade
wag entertained last. Thursday. by. oa
J. SoH. Matson;. of Glamorgan || Adventist Chureh aa
Farm, Accompanying Baron Byng}] a
on-his: tour of ‘the distriet: were: *“ ae a

“Saturday, Sept. 6 ad
“Sabbath School 22220 2.. -9.30 a.m,
‘Preaching Service: 77771045 a.m,

Every Wednesday.

WwW eekly Prayer Service 7.30 p.m,

Hon. Dri: Tolmie,” James Bryce,
James Johny George: ‘Clark, Elmor
John, S.-Rrethour, Julius Brethour,
A. Munro, E. Mutiro, Robert Dongpr=
las, T Livesey. RO Bryce and others.

Rev. Canon W. FL. Paddon; for
many, years viear of the Gulf Ts.
lands Anglican: parish: passed ‘away
at Ganges on Monday morning
after a week's illness.

A slash fire at the Salt Spring
Island property of “Me. Churehill
destroyed stables cand “threatened
other: ‘property when itsran outlol
conteal on Saturday, “MrocChure-
hill was) badly: burned about. the
face during: the oper ration,

eMr, Rees and: Miss Grave Revs,
of Msquimalt; were the week-ond:
gitests. of Mrs, ° A Guy: at West:
JSaanieh, oo

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‘St. Paul’s and Shady Creek
_ United. Church Services
Rev, Win Ruekinghany yt
» Every Sunday -

; Shady. Creek Service.:,
St. Paul’ 8-—Sidney ys

Morning service, 1M, 15am,
evening. service, 7, 80) a Wee:

Seay Schools: = *
1 Shady: Creek nnd: Shy: Pants,
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Special. Invitation. ig: , Touriate,

aitors and Friends, : »
North Saanich
Pentecostal Church |

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Sunday: School and

“Morning Service ......, 11,00 a.m,
Prayer.and Biblo Study. 1.30 pan,

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Rev, G, Ww. Brooks.
Bible Class. ....-.....-10,00 aa,
* Clospel’ Bervice 7.40 pam,
Yivery ‘Tuesday
Young. Peoplo, Friday ..-8,00 p.m,
ANGLICAN SERVICES

vaReoton.: Rov. Roy Melville

- Sunday,;: Sept, 7. oe

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Holy Kucharist.:

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Holy Communion. an 280 a ma
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