_ SAANIC CH PENINSULA AND GULF
ISLANDS REVIEW —

i: Formerly Sidney and Islands Review and Saanich Gazette)

ESTABLISHED 1912
“Member of. B.C. Division, Canadian. Weekly: Newspapers’ Association

ao Post Offices and-Ten Rural Routes throughout the. famous saeMewH
ri PENINSULA and ‘beautiful: GULF. ISLANDS.

’ HUGH: J. “McINTYRE, Publisher and: Editor.
“BLIZABETH - G. McINTYRE, Associate Editor.

"-Telephones—Sidney : Office, 28; Residence, 27.

Issued oft ‘Wednesdays’ at the Review : Office, 1042 Third Street,

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The “Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands enjoy the most équable
*‘elimate in:all Canada! “Average winter: temperature, 40 above; average
summer. temperature,.60 above. °:Not.too-hot—not too cold. It-is.the
-aim of the Review. to assist in the development of this: magnificent area
cand the co-operation of. all organizations and citizens in working for the -
“betterment. of all: concerned is respectfully. solicited.

aa ELBE, Wesneteey December 3, 1941

“SHOULD SIDNEY INCORPORATE?
- With ‘Sidney expanding in business and population the
: “question of. incorporation — has come to the front. There
are arguments for and against: and it: will be interesting

“men’s. Association cat: their meeting. Thursday. evening in
the Sidney Hotel. . Pe ;

. With. the great defence program: 1 rapidly developing
on. the: fringe: of the. town it is. evident that: thousands of

- pheasants were. Dodie to British . Columbia,

> from England;
Co offspring.

M engolin Phensan tx wer’ vi

» 1909,

f the: speci
Potentate, i

‘ Vir his “pls ‘istening like “my ntd

henna’
“birds,
ane garden er ops,

‘sande, per se
"ules cocklo and: corn: spurrey.:

rendily’ be appraiseds

ng, ‘he months, i of October. and. Novemhor,

An: independent weekly newspaper circulating . through » 20. local. .

: The Review. is-sent ‘to. all ‘subscribers. until definite ‘instructions are .

to: hear. the report of a committee: of the Sidney Business-

additional men will ‘soon. be: here and there ‘is. no. doubt

Sagnichton,, B. C.

BO: years ‘igo, “that the fivak: Chinese’:

In that year 7
CGC. W.R. Thompson, ‘of Victoria, received 20 of these birds.
all eet died without producing.

ny 1888, Mr Y ny onpHon. again imported. 25 pheasants, wea
hia time fre om Chin und was s auecanetal in} n rearing. a ie os

sand “ 7

MN addition: to: their beauty,

a As trne that thoy ilo'n some anmawie to winin, potato 7 — :
hnt it would Ap peur that their wood deeds

There’ were:nlso ea ig
: From’ fy
these ee the value of. the pheasant in. redueing. the Aveed
popmnlation: ‘at our fields: and rardens,: with: the: consequent.
saving of plant’ food: and: labor: to: the. huabandman, can:
‘Based on the nbove: figures three of 4
these, birds would: destroy: considorably over: wv. million’ seeds | hh

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The regular monthly incetine
of the St. Andrew’s Guild will be
held. at the home of Mrs, Geo.
L. Baal, Beacon .Ave., on Wed-
nesday, Dee. 10.

Miss Ida McKenzie, a national
representative of the United
Church Women’s Missionary So-
ciety, will pay a visit to- Sidney
on Tuesday, Dee. 9, and will ad-
dress a meeting in Wesley Hall at
8 pm. All.women of the com-
munity are cordially invited.

Miss Eileen McKenzie has re-
from  ©Vancouver
attended the Baillie-
wedding on Saturday,

where she
Pearce °
29,

Congratulations .are being re-
‘eeived by Corpl. R.  Prittie,
R.C.A.F.,..and Mrs. Prittie (nee
Grace King),;-on the birth: of a
son,’ ‘Robert King,” on Saturday,
Nov. 29, at Portage la Prairie,
Man. ,

The Sidney Businessmen’s Asso-
ciation. will meet at the Sidney
Hotel on Thursday, Dec. 4, at
6.30 p.m. All members are asked
to be on hand.

Mrs: - Hargraft, official hostess
here, has gone. to Toronto ‘to at-
tend ‘the Y.W.C.A. convention in
that city. a

Rev. T.
recently for Brandon, Man., where
he took a 6-week’s course with the
R.C.A.F., -has -been posted - as

- chaplain to North-Battleford, Sask:
. Until his joining ‘the*R.C.A.F, Rev.’
* Lancaster was rector ofthe Holy

: ceived by. Mr. and” Mrs.

the: birth OF a. ‘daughter,’

‘Sunday,

: and Mrs. J. . J. White,

“companied his -son,. “Glen; to: Van-

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‘Trinity and St. Andrew's. ‘parish, -
North ' Saanich. ’

- Congratulations - care: being. re- %
Wi ode
Hakin = (nee Violet Holloway)> on

“winds. and hea\
“isthe ‘second’ time’. within” ;

osted. to. ‘Rockelitfo. ‘Station, ‘Ote
.tawa, after. a. -6-month’s, training L
* ~~ ¢ourse in Trenton, spent the week-
end. in: Sidney. at. the home of. Mr. :

“have: struck - here. ;
that the telephone. dines ‘in’ the |.
_- Deep, ‘Cove area: were down ‘and

. ~seek
7 couver: last. week ‘Who: ‘left ‘on: Fri-) S

w. day for | -Brandon, ° where he will.
“ “tear as ‘pilot in: the. R. GAT

“Defienx, ce
oR C.A, D., and Mrs. Defieux : and, ;

“yyy dln! cule day Bf ie tel ‘aie 6 ‘
FAM 2

NOW: ne “Monday,” Dec

3 bisiiead ST. mee VICTORIA

“Saanich ‘district’ experienced. high ©
; rain. storm. -This*.

weeks, severe wind and ‘Yain storm ”

shelter. until, ewines.

- Engagement

FULFORD, ‘Dee, Sos The: cn- =
gagement..is. announced: ot: Miss.

 Rileen..W anda, youngest daughter
“of Mra. We: M: Cearloy and tho. late
Pulford Hare
‘hour, Salt Spring Island, ‘B.G., to
Corporal Charles Henry Reader, “

W.-M. Cearley. of.

RCAF, youngest son-of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Reader of Regina,» The

wodding will take place in Vie-
tovin in the near future,

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