~ The Review covers the entire 3
“Saanich Peninsula and the ¢
Gulf Islands — circulating §
through

18 local Post Of-

-¢ fices and-10 Rural routes.

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Canadian

* gated:

- at timo of grafting. |
yields of marketable frult from:

THIRTY-THIRD YEAR, No. 41.

SIDNEY,

Vancouver Island,

B.C.,

Wednesday, October 10, 1945.

* Plans were. laid for the enter-
tainment of repatriated prisoners
of war who are expected to arrive
at the Mills Road army hutments
for outséittting and medical care
during the next few weeks, at a
meeting of all organizations in
North Saanich at the Saanichton

“Hall on Saturday evening, Oct. 6.

The Saanich Peninsula branch of
the Canadian Legion agreed to
act as an intermediary and to plan
for the entertainment of the men
with the co-operation of the vari-
ous. organizations in the district.
Those attending the meeting in-
cluded representatives of the fol-
lowing groups: I.0.D.E., Cana-
dian. Legion Auxiliary, Brentwood
P.-T.A., Glad Tidings Church,
United Church, Anglican Church,
-Red Cross, Eastern
Star, Knights of Pythias, South
Saanich Institute, N. and S. Agri-
cultural Association, S. Saanich
P.-T. Association and Sidney
Businessmens’ Association.

The plan will be to make the
visit of the returned men as in-
teresting as possible with abso-
lutely no regimentation or group
gatherings. Automobiles will ar.
rive each day at the Mills Road
Hall at 2 p.m. to. take those who
want to.on a-trip around the tip
of the peninsula. They will re-
turn later when tea will be served
at the hall.
= W.. Douglas, secretary of the
local: Canadian. Legion, will act as”
supervisor of’ arrangements. ;

“The first. detachment of “the

= _ mén. arrived ‘on: Tuesday. ‘after-
“noon, 85 in ‘number, the men: will
‘be: outfitted through the R. Cc. AP.

at: ‘Patri ‘icia: Bay...

tive ‘districts: :Sidney,-F.: J: ‘Baker;
Central ‘and: ‘North: Saanich; : ‘Major:
Macdonald. and: iiank: Butler :

own Parade |

_ “Pacific Coast “Militia ‘Raagers

:. from the southern part of Van-.
“eouver, Island attended ‘their final

in Victoria |
where they’ weré*ctficially dis-
banded by their G.O.6.. Maj.-Gen, |
C.8., M.C., -

‘parade. on .Sunday

Bek, Worthington,

~ MLM.

The commanding officer thank-:
‘ed’ the men for. the excellent work
‘they had done and made. it’ quite

.. plain’ that in-his opinion,.no: de-
-. fenee of the Pacific: Const could

be complete wthout the perman-

ent ‘formation. of a similar body”

of .rangers.
- The many. by- -passes, the hid=”
den, little-known trails, the water-
ways. of the many passes, all
were known’. and used by mem-
bers of the Rangers who were on
call, at all times, to guide troops
und to patrol and attack if re-
quired.

The story of Company No, 3
of North Saanich is rich in human
incident. Men from all walks of
life made up its ranks and it was
typienl that on Sunday a 100 per
cont turnout was recorded, ;

“Dr, -W. Newton, -officer. com-
manding the loeal group hus de-

~ veloped, with No, & Company, a

keen Interest. in shooting i in young

. Fishing Boat. PE
ig Rammed, ‘Sinks

“The “following. ° “representatives ©
ewill: bein ‘charge’ of ‘their: respec-

Before

CLOTHING DRIVE,
GOING WELL

Collections. for
Clothing drive are proceeding
extremely well in the district.
Bundles are being taken to the
Red Cross rooms and to other
designated places on the Islands
where they are being cartoned
and shipped.

Mr. J. J. White, receiver of the
Sidney depot, has already shipped
eight large cartons of clothing to
central depot.

the National

Power Boat Squad
To Offer Services

For P.O.W. Here

Members of the Vancouver Is-
land Power Boat Squadron, Canoe
Cove, will offer their services in
taking prisoners of war on cruises
in the Gulf while they are staying
at the Mills Road camp it was de-
cided at’ a meeting on Saturday
evening. '

At a preliminary get-together
before a social evening in the
Cluhouse at. Canoe Cove, officers
of the group instructed Secretary

’ Phil Simpson to advise W. Doug-

las, supervisor .
rangem ents.

It. is’.expected that a Sunday
will be chosen and approximately

in charge of ar-.

- 100° of: the returned: men ‘taken
for-a trip through the Islands, of i

ST. PAUL’S W.L |
SERVE. 91. MEALS |

oA total of. 91 ineals’ were serv-
: ed: at::thé: dinner of the St: Paul’s

the Gulf.

orate of: ‘Nickolas: at 50 Gali-
‘ano: sland, “was -ramm ed : and ‘sunk

airmen. Believing that 1 more ‘thew
ordinary knowdelge of -firearms:
and the ability to shoot well means
much to any -member of. the
‘forces. Hundreds of. young ‘air-

men, ..stationed’ at Patricia Bay
Airport were encouraged to prac-
tice at the Barrow Range. This*

range was built by ‘members. of.”
“No. 3 Company: and is indicative .
of “the
spirit ‘shown by: the group.’ Named’

energy. .and ‘progressive.

in honor of theix Range’ Sergeant,
the -Iate Francis “Barrow, the
range will be the central. theme
for the new organization which
will take the place of ‘the Rang-
ers, the Barrow Range Club,

Mr, Barrow was taken ill while
working on the range, in company
with his fellow rangers and passed
away the following day in hos-
pital, Mrs, Barrow is ‘an hon-
orary Captain in the unit.

At the parade on Sunday the
G.O.C. spotted the South African
campaign ribbons on the chest of
Harold Payne, he ehatted for au
few minutes with the pioneer
soldior and respected member of
the: community. Three 8, African

ribbons were visible.on the North.
Saanich contingent, J. Tindall and
Col, oe deBalinhard both saw ser-
vieo- in: South Africa,

emnnimumacurmenensenenamerneaininenianaenit
ee

PEAR GRAFTING
YIELDS NOTED

 Vielda of “Bartlett Pours: under
Lopworking
Methods °

“and. ‘frama-working
of perattings. have now
been compiled). at the Dominion
‘Experimental © Station,
ton, Eight Boussock. trees. were
in each plot in April,

TWA. Treas - were’

the top-worked trees wore: 148,

KO pounds; 1044, 68d pounda;
W416, 1084 Similar

pounds,

errr serenecr-tcemesrreamereaneuusstnnenreuseanoni’pcesticy secs tenrtarmeruentonne sad esianaanerseaarnbenmam etsy

| Weres

Saanich. ©

28 yoars old
Agamrerrate |

from frame-worked trees
10438, 1129 pounds; 1044,

1772. pounds;. 146, 607. pounds,
The total amount: of “marketable
fruit praduced by. frame-warked
traék ds
“fram top-worked trees, Moat. penr

yields

trees sooner or later develop the.
and:
* there is soma indication already
- that tho frame-worked traces are

biennial’ habit of fruiting.

developing this: habit,

Germination of most lots | of
strawberry seed has been satisfac.
dary und 6,500 seodlings have
boen picked out to date, Thosa
seedlings nrise aut of controlled
crosses miado partly In the greene
house and partly In the field,

pina viarnanirartinosuasiernamrne suey uscmeneemeanaiee

veectoronsarsartdaveustannometecayiatevermesnanaanscenvaivon-wisiniptsniivinsrasibyreinitnntrhniveenanninten

PEARKES QUERIES AIR FORCE
ESTIMATES; ASKS PLANS FOR
FUTURE OF PERMANENT FORCE

’Bpeaking inthe House of Com.

“anong an: Oot. "4° MajeGon. Gok. -
Paurkes,: member for . thik. cons
 atituency,: “asked. that: specifle:

plans ho outlined for. the dispont-
tion of those members of the alr

force who will remain ag oa per

. Miinent farce, Stating that the
Royal Military’ College will. -ro-
oApen next yoar and paintings out
that Royal Roads, the naval cadet
college in atill in existence, Maj.
Gon, Pearkes, aaked’ what.

If: ANY have been mado |

Or
“fe vee Feb That bev ey

ate

WANA, -.

foree,

Gen.
his .opinion,: the -country will . ba
Phe tp if ‘there is not:
furthar yellef from. taxation. . No
muypyprontod | Unt
fret Md of ohaolete ‘equipment ani
‘out our losaasa’

Speaking on the alr forea enti
mates the member queried tho

amount of monoy required for-

timnenition and hombs, $2,000,.

000 during the first five: months

an 1,88, 000,000 ation for all prace

gov ever ce cs
ae vy ee

Need,

*tionof the :feast:: zB
-per;..various » sewing.» aprons. and.
“children’s: garments: ‘were “placed. °
“on sale:

- of the tables:
“a table ‘of. good ithings, to eat ‘for ©
“sale, all of which quickly sold out. . *
“Hand-painted «shells: were’ sold: by...
ove Mrs. E. R. Halland: her daughter.
®: : Dorothy.:

” © lowed.
led. by’ Mr.

practically’ deuble that ©

Pontken nies antd that, in

the frovernment

THE SAANICH ARM

AMAA
Sub-Quotas For 9th

Loan Announced
Quotas for

local sub-units in

the forthcoming 9th Victory Loan
are as follows:

Sidney-North Saanich...... $200,000
86,000
10,500

Salt Spring Island............
N. and S. Pender Is.......
Mayne Island ..............--.-
Gakano Island
Saturna Island
Ward 6, Saanich
Ward 5, Saanich....

Ward 4, Saanich....
Ward. 3, Saanich

| su

church. W.1..:held®.in the’ “church;
arlors . on’ Wednesday, Oct: Bee
“The: :ladies “of’. the ;. “group | “had
ked: all afternoon in-iprepa
“Following. su

“Mrs, Ce
Mrs.) A®; Holder =

G. Cochran: and.

Mrs.eJ2..John had

“A social evening fol-
W. J..Gush with. Miss.
Dorothy’ ‘Hall at the: piano. . The
choir rendered selections and Dr.
H. T.. J.: Coleman. gave : readings
of poems.

An auetion of Thanksgiving
vegetables under Auctioneer Cliff
Gane yon ended the evening.

: Hongkong. Upset -
Says Local Man .

Don Robbins. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Ee A. Robbins, of Patricin
“Bay, inca eable to his parents
‘yeporting his arrival, states that,
Hongkong is in “chaotic” condi-
tion.

His former home has heen. des-
troyed and much remains to be
done before living conditions were
again normal, said Mr,
Ty in the oaillates

Don Robbins is a medical health
Inspector,

” Still

“Conchies

Number 196 in Camps:

A total of 190 conscientious ob-
Jectors aro. detained in, wark
camps in Canada, accordinge ton
anawer piven by Mr. Mitchell to
MajieGen. G. Re Pearkes. tne the
House of Commons, on Ot, de;

One hundred and int yenine of
‘thase compulsorily detained: wre
dehovaly Witnosnar, i was tate,

P..T.A. To Give
Prizes For Games ©

Salt Spring Tsland--An_ execs
tive omedting of the Parent.
Teacher Association was hold just

Friday ovening. in. the United
school, Gungen, with. the  presi-
dent, Mrs, D. K, Grofton, in the
chal,

Plans were discussed for a new
membership drive, te be wimda hy
the school ehildren Oet. 8 to |
and it was decided to give a prise
to the class room ruceessfal ty
obtalning the Jargest number of
new mombers,

There will be a Nils ont the
roneral meating: on Ook Ve of the
foyn and gimes made by the
ehildren for competition, and
wives will be nwarded for thin.
hont,

THE WEATHER

The ‘following | is tha motonros?
lopicnl - record for week) ondiny:
Oot. Wo fornished “hy Dominion
exporimontal Stations -
Maximura temperature .....
Minintim temperature
Minimum on the REVS serra I
Rabafall, Cehes) nucccreresereoNdl
Sunshine, inches) steneaneqanéseeres 6

Se Oe SN alee Se ES we stata daedaateel .

ae tigd nounced 1O- $575:

were'in | charge i:

Community singing was |

“cial?

Robbins*

almost

the
land locked waterways of
the
ich Arm.

Typical of
district is the Saan-
Scene of many
thrilling fishing exploits,
e the

of the world’s most besu-

Saanich Inlet is one

tiful waterways.

I.0.D.E. Chapters Plan
Seasons Work Projects

ALLIES CHAPTER
1.0.D.E. RAISE $575
FOR SOLARIUM

Allies Chapter, 1.0.D.E., held
their first fall meeting on- Oct. 6
at the home of Mrs. F. J. Baker.
The regent, Mrs. Johnston, pre-
sided.

Summaries of .the ’ Provinelal
executive meetings were | read..

They included: changes - in - the:

. prayer of the order; an appeal to

continue support of canteens and.
service centres; also the collection .
of books and magazines.

An appeal:for private’ contribu:

“tions tothe: Princess’ Ali¢e: Foun-. vin

“H.R:H.,Princéess “ “Alice | ‘from’ tlie

‘dation’: Fund for the: Education
_ ‘Developnient: of Youth: Lead-
“was read. “The treasurer:re
“thé” Solarium.® collée

The* regent” reported ‘that:nine
Gaides. had”

to ‘form sabe: committe
ist . the “Guide.

of: mothers:
leaders. ©

Rehabilitation committee: ~ in the’ :
district. © ;
Mrs. ‘Coawan: “Rehoes!” ‘secre.

tary,, read a letter from . Provin-
““Wchoes’” secretary giving
notice of a motion’ that “Echoes”
subscriptions -be ineorporated. in

annual dues to be voted on at the -

next annual meeting,

Mrs. Goddard, War service con- |
vener, reported that she had dis- ‘
tributed: 197 magazines sinee the
She had: forwarded *

last meeting.
one pareel containing clothing. to
Provincial headquarters. wos

attended” the © Guide ho
summer camp, that“it was “hoped -'

AC
'Guide: leader ‘for: the Deep: Cove. «4
-eompany was badly needed. :

‘Onan appeal: from. Mrs. ‘Baker.’ -”
a ‘contribution .was:voted for the :

GANGES I.0.D.E.
TO HELP TRAIN.
YOUTH LEADERS

“The Ganges ‘Chapter 10.D.E.
held its regular monthly meeting
last Friday: afternoon at Ganges
Inn, with the regent, Mrs. Vv. CG.
Best, in the chair.

The chapter stood in sympathy
with Mrs. B. G. Wolfe-Merton. on,
the. loss of: her husband.

The treasurer: reported ($217. 65.

in thé general fund. and. $205.13 ©
in war-work fund..

‘The: summary. of the Provincial.
Chapter. was. read: and also a-letter:

:connection. with ® ithe? gift. t
women: of.: ‘Canada. -and =which;"‘at,
her own ‘request, is not to” be® "ah:

personal ‘one, but.:the: money: to’ be
oe "p

; ; Seaham ately a]
eague. “convener, “Was authorized

squinialt: House.
‘The 1st:vice ‘regent,. Mr

“Denis, was elected: delegate to-the »
“semi-annual: ‘mecting “of “the “Pro---
-vineial “Chapter, to ‘be. held | Oct.

19, ‘at’ New. Westminster.

‘The war work.,.convener report-
ed - several
wool: on hand. to be knitted “into
comforts for men-in the navy and
for civilians, especially . children,
in Great Britain and: Europe.

Mrs.. J. Grant ‘reported | pro-
gvess-. made wwith the “national
clothing drive, Tea. hostesses

were Mrs. D. Fyvie, Mrs,.P. Low-:
S ther. and Mys, Bishop | ‘Wilson.

NW. WHITTAKER OPENS
CAMPAIGN AT DEEP COVE

Sponking nt the St Aupustine’s
Hall, Deep Cove, on Tuesday
night, in the first address of his
enmnnign far receleetinn ae mem.

bev for Sannieh, Hon, No W. Whil-

taker, Speaker of the Wouse and
Conlition candidate spoke fea}-
ingly against regimentation, “We
have had a taste of reyimentation
during the wary” he ssnid, “hut it
would * he nothing: compared “to
what owe would: have under the
a On aad

Mr Whittaker pave. ca
the nelfevements of
rovermment,
eS IVE

list “of
the Coalition
he told of the pro-
poliviies instituced,

the

erention of the B.C. Power Com-
mission, which he said, was to
enable cheap power to become
available to rural areas,

The B.C. goverment had been
the first to recognize the needs of
old-age pensioners and sdditional
honefita had been granted within
the power of the province to pay,
Ne Jntimated that while promises
are. easy tacmake, responsiblg | prov-
ermment * must he: able” to

of provincial ineome, -

The $5° monthly cost-of-living
honus granted to old-nge pension.
ers would cost the province. #1,
000,000 in 1045, he sald,

at a ded ela ial el it ena la tet ae eee nad

FAR BEYOND THE CALL OF DUTY.

The: Saimic h. Peninsula

for Meir xerviees.
granted,

Whale comnvapity,
Soda tena ding

Wstual news pages is par
yah RAN IFO.

of ome Heal news: COVOTANG

value,
A

- conied,
home nt WHDTUDGEE: Be

a LL LOOT
t Pe

In anecouding: lanes: the xdatt off The: Review will continue’
their task of ondenvoring-to make this nowapapar a madium
Momterest both mM. wews, gonten} and Advertising, MORK AEH of

pursanal message of upprecintion
Natiena Newspaper Week, ar any ather week,

a ee rd

and: Gulf Talands, ‘Review
Serves You, ye Whole District and the Nation
VeoWir and in: Ponce, yh

This’ ix rational News spapor Week cand: tho: occasion
presents one of Mose rive ‘opportunities: when we May apoul
nf -ourmelyen, Asa member ofw group, with: words: of (praise.

This newspaper, in company with hundreds of others, has
fiew othe predates? demand inchistory upon space. and services,
with ev ippled manpower and-equipment shortages weekly news-
papers have worked literally night. and day to meet: it,

No other proup of business or professional men has. been
eked (a contelbate more of ft thie, produets: and personal
offarts to the wining of the war on the home front than
the pablichers and workerd of aur weekly newspipers,

Newspapers rarely expect or reccive recognition or credit
You often these serviees aro taken
However, this is National Newspaper Week and it
ay be a proper and dmely for YOU to take time. oat to
wnalize juat what your hone nawapaper meang to yourand the

for

The Review ts nat the Jarvest newspaper
in- Cha: world, in fret this il ticular jasue, lacking many of its,
tlenbarly | hiupproprinte to curry this,

An. explained. olsowher'y fu this iasue, in. odor: ‘ty amaiitain
PU Ee, ae to be hore ob imacMiinery
Manpower, we ard forced, for. this weeks only, to-curtill some.

ana ,

from. you, during .

will be wal-

Your goadwill sand fupport. will help to maka your
bigger and
mportint postwar reconatruction por iod ahead,

batter newspapar during: aie

Work o on. “Vesuvius
“Water Project

water supplies for: irrigation. uses:

“Mar y: *s Lake,,

‘articles: received and.
‘stated that there was plenty “of

. Mrs,

‘Sultil
theiy obligations within: the limit -

_dinto the Gy. Peek.:-
-hand, mannging.. direatoy (of. the:

Ce Oe me em we

Subscription,

The Saanich Peninsula branch, -
Canadian Legion, held _ their
monthly meeting on Monday, Oct.
8, at the Orange Hall, Saanich-
ton. A resolution was adopted
increasing the executive by four
members additional members to
be chosen from the New Veterans.
Ten dollars was donated to the
Salvation Army Home Services
Drive. :

Che following new members
were admitted to the branch:

C.F. R. Dalton. J. P. Dellrouch,
W. Greenhaulgh, W. B. Halladay,

J. W. D. Wood, M. Vail, E. A.
Tutte, R. G. Tutte, J. C. Ericson,
T. Wilkening, E. E. Sluggett, A.
Stillwell.

Reports of Victoria Zone Coun-
cil and B.C. Executive Command
meetings were read.

J. Tindell gave a report on
formation of -Citizens’ Rehabilita-
tion Committee and $10 was
voted to the funds of: same.

The following resolutions were
adopted:

i—Asking for change ‘of date
of meeting of Zone. ‘Council to
expedite channels: of eemmunica-
tion.

2——In support ‘of meat. ration-
ing if-same was to help: in feed- :
ing European countries..

3—Askin for. free legal a
g ga adviee . social ‘ activities arid” officers are.

for all veterans

in matters: ap-..

: pertaining’. to" their rehabilitation,

4——Endorsing present policy as

Salt ‘Spring

“Mouat:-was’ given’“powe

ey ey ring. a

-Tentative { plans..:

suggested.’ the
laying of. a.

‘pipeline. from St.

2.
that: the St: “Mary's Lake. levels, :

‘taken during the summer: by J.

‘Neil: Smith, showed «the lake. to”.
- have dropped on an -average, ‘of. :

one-inch ‘each week from the end
of May to the end: of. Bepteinber:

Celebrates 96th -
Birthday. Here |

‘A -group. of friends gathered -

at’ the home of Mrs. C, Davidson,
Amelia: Ave., ‘Sidney, ‘on “Sunday; .
to celebrate the 96th -birthday - of;
Ave, *
Mrs, Towers, affectionately
known vs “Grandma:
throughout the district,
resident in
Td years,
Mrs. Towers is hale and hearty
and enjoyed her party te

ulimost,

The * Salt Spring Island? Marvy
“Gy Peck,” -Gapte Mauda, . y was
ranimed on Tuesdiy morning “by
“Alaska Prince” at the: Fulford

wharf while Jonding automobiles, *.4

The “Alaska Prince’ was: donde o>
“ed with: dynamite, 6 5: Ba

Suffering slight: anmnge bo top-

aide guardrails the forry will cone
“tinue

awonte Bay. and. Pulford: Harbour.

rorular ° servieo” between
~The. “Alaska:

strnele: the -

flys’

“Prince
glanced ¢

wharf © then:

ferry company stated: today’ that’:

he wOrloue : damage : was.  nutiereth

by the Parry,

. Local Print Shop _ :
‘Busy With Election —

Pressura’ of “commorelal
Inge work in conneetion with

eleelion has forced the ellmina-

tion of some of tho features of: ~
thin week's issue of The Review,,

This will ennhle: the ataff to
maintain. praduetion > schodules.
and. nagnre the “return in nubse-
quonte. fasten cof thee features:
omitlod thin wook,

in advance, year: $2,

- Pythian Sisters In. 7
Drive for Membership —

“bership.

to. purchase of :: land. under: “membership

| Veterans’ ‘Land Act. ‘ Appointed consisting of

opened: as, a guest: house

. Report Busy. Month

complete report..follows::.

. “J cheginning: of ‘month,~ 33
“admitted”

owers, also of Amelia’

Towers’ =:
has been |
Sidney ° for tho Tast

the |

Tmrenanenameremnamne rare team rami rth en rien Yah anaes steer emrasleantenemeeee

Cy. Peck Rammed At Dock

Harold Muse:

OB.
Day

vrints |
the :

Canadian Weekly
Newspapers’ Association, an
organization. embracing the
— nation with a- membership |
a of 562

: Member

weekly newspapers.

U.S. $2.50, copy 6e

SAANICH LIST

SHOWS GAIN
OF 1,465 VOTERS.

The trend of population move- .

ment is evidenced in the gain in
the voters’ list, now in the hands
of printers for Saanich. ~ The

greatest increase is shown in the
peninsula from the four ridings -
of Victoria, Oak Bay, Esquimalt - -
and Saanich.

Figures as released -by K. G.
Wiper, registrar of voters, is as
follows:

1941 1945. Gains. >
Victoria °2..23,266 25,910: 2,644
Saanich ......11,511 122976 1,465
Oak Bay 6, 149 . 7,529: 1,880"
Esquimalt .. ae 6,459." eas"

The Pythian ‘Sisters, ‘in _con-
junction with the Knights .. of
Pythias, are. now. in. the: midst of:
a. drive: for: -membership. “The.
- well-known | lodge is; ready -to:.em
bark on: a. season ‘of -work* and’:

“appealing: to:those: who seek.'mem-:
to. ome *-forward. © ¢A
comniitte “has : been
:. Mrs. Ed

: ae ‘spring anc ;
: understood “the property: will ‘be:

Gulf Islands: ‘Hospital

"September repor of “the. ‘Lady
-Minto’ and. Gulf Tslands: ‘hospital’
“shows a: total of-180' hospital: ‘days,

‘pationta
patients
patients

“Births,.83- deaths, 25°
in! months, ety
: end. of. month,’ 10;.

» Donations——Mre
. eauyerg :

‘we

“Barker, | “Van-
tish;- Mr. . Shueman,. -Van-
eouver, fish; “Mra: hp. “Drum=
mond,:! veretables, es pears, erab-
apples; Mrs. Price, pears, flowers;
Mrs, Ww, ‘Somerville, “vegetables;
“Mrs, John Bennet,. prunes;- Mrs,
I. Reid, *. peavey ‘Mrso! Nelson,“
mushrooms; . Mr. . Robert. Cools,
pears3 Mrs. “Ri Ford, erabapples;.”
Mray Aw J, Dillabongh, taspber-
ries; Rev. G. Aitkens,  erapas:
Mulford | Anglican chureh, vere-
tables, Nowars, ‘

ocepesy peters = posoermtsemesepiie ay soe

“UNITED WA.
‘MEET AT GANGES |

The “yegulay® mieoting of. “tho
Women's: ‘Auxiliary to: the Ganges:
» United. ‘chureh.was: held. rycontly
vat Ganges Tan with «Mra dio De
“Red presiding and: Mrs, ia Pa
ond taking the: devotional. sparied
She troniuror's® report: showed
beanies of $44, Le
AN rimgoments. wera: “made: ‘for:
“holding the: VWarveat Thanksgiving
Rerview on. Sundaye: Qeteo 14s. Mrs,
_ di, Pavnons was” lected | Hoapita
visitor for the month: ‘and ‘Myra. J.
‘Woubistar nnd): Mya, Narold::
undertoak the» ‘loaning = of"
the: ‘chiureh? for: the Aamo periods
Mra.’ Bevosford | was-woleamad:
a a Hew memborsot:the Orman :
tion ‘and: ten wan serv: by. Mian:
Dean cand: Mrae Agshloye 8 oie) ee

i amiabiamemnanaired

‘LEAVES FOR Dury:
IN OTTAWA ©).

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ONS. left (on “Wednesday for
Ottawa “nin: offlear. ins charge. of:
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|) Pay Farewell Visit Here

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the VAW.GA. War Sorvlees come”
will pay -ae fayowoll vie
whan whe. will thant: all those who ;
“Dave assisted: dv the operation! of."
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ta Sidney on ‘Tuesday, Och.

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fea that, lle .will ba. her. last.
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dn her erent ~enpnedty one
‘chairman>ofatho:committeo which
hos Operated thy Moatena Tous:

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