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Sidney Couple Are
Garden Party Guests

At the’ annual Garden Party.

held: at “Government House. on

Wednesday last, Squadron-Leader

En sand Mrs.°C.. S.. Goode, of: Sidney, :
were: the...guests~-of His: Honor, .:

‘the Lieutant-Governor ‘and “Mrs.
_It is understood that in

120. ee $120 ‘$120. $120 $120 $120 $120 $120 ee

_ press

course of conversation the host

and hostess graciously accepted

an invitation to visit Sidney in
the near future. Mrs. Goode is
the English writer. “Noel Cam-
eron” and..since ‘her arrival’ over
here’. articles’ under that - name
have appeared in the ‘Canadian
and: occasionally “in the
Sunday supplement. of
onist.””

“CONGRATULATIONS .

To Mrs. D.L. Murray, Third St.,

" Sidney

on winning 3120 on FOTO NITE last Ww ednesday.

GOOD SHOWS

GOOD PROJECTION

REX THEATRE -

GOOD SOUND
Sidney

_ $120 $120 -$120 $120 $120 $120 $120 $120- $120 $120

ye from the ov.

: in addition t to our many other lines Oey
. we are now. offering a full range of

SCHOOL, ‘SUPPLIES ©

~ SIDNEY BARBER SHOP

_ BEACON ais FOURTH

: “Answer :- :
“Yes-es eciall
Ses gape v

There’ s still just enough | moon
for a’beach party-wiener. roast.
Naturally the best wieners come

SIDNEY

“The Col- .

“the

and, Mrs
“couver,.
88: years,

week,

pounds, aM off. the. Beacon, :

. Other |
dele,

Miss Enid F. Sisson, a “former
student. of ‘North Saanich “high
school,
nesday. for Winnipeg where her
marriage to Arnold P. Perry was
solemnized. Mr. Perry is regional
supervisor for the prairie prov-
inces of the National Film Board.
The couple will reside in Winni-
peg.

= * »

Mr. and Mrs. Jack English have
returned by T.C.A. plane frorn
Montana where they have been
holidaying They visited Mr.
English’s brother, George, at
Bozeman and motored to Yellow-
stone Park and other scenic
points. ;

* al 2

Robert Rankin and Sam” Rob-

' erts returned: to Sidney on Friday

following a pleusant holiday in
latter's cruiser, “Calypso. "
visited Seattle, Bellingham:

, Friday

They
Everett
cortes, ;
=a J =
Mr. and Mrs.
Third Street, spent last week -vis-
iting in Victoria and .Vancouver.

Mrs. ‘Jas. Easton, Fifth Street,
returned home on Sunday after a

‘month's holiday in Alberta.
- , & & ;

Thos.. W. Harnlin, New West-
minster, was a-week-end visitor

at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A.

' H. Griffiths, fhird Street.

Alex. McGraw, - Sidney: hotel-
man, has left. by motor: for Cal-

gary where he will meet Mrs. Mc-

Graw and: family who have. been
holidaying . in’ ‘the -Alberta  foot-
hills :city.. All. will return home

in time “for school opening.

* ok
“Mr. ‘and Mrs.
‘and |

Mrs, : Bert | Threadgold;.

back:

ney s:End, Canoe: Cove), the. wel
known” ‘Hollywood ‘make: “ups ex
erts,. who have’ retired” and”: ‘in
, Now:,to live heré, are’ ‘arriv-

“Mrs, ‘Mariel’ ‘Luten, and ‘aaugh.

Be ter, ‘Dorothy, of Los Angeles, have
been ‘enjoying. a: visit: with “Mrs.
»W.. Stirling, :of: Deep. ‘Cove. ae
have. left: to continue: their holiday ns

with... Mrs.-.-Luten’s: - -parents, Mr;

Mri ‘Steele, despite-‘his

the: sights of Seattle.

~ Lueky Anglérs :

spring salmon on the same. day, .

Daryl iighes” took, two. springs

Bore Langton. ones (at:
aCuph Sturgess eauht -
foursponnd : cohoo off

ox iL eatch :

w er ec

vack ‘Strinner” (Deep. Cove),

Tae

Con: “brother VS
‘R6od |

report. |
a of “artlse:

und

Harbor and Ana-

-Frank Collin,

(AL Worthington,
“of .Port. “Alberni, -were guests. of. -
Mr:

They:

left Vancouver last Wed- |

- .Supply Co.
’ past: president of the ‘Rotary Club

NEWSY NOTES Most Successful
FROM DEEP | COVE | |

——— “sociation, “Sidney: Unit 302,: mem
: “The. ‘summer: holiday. season. fate:

Deep “Cove sis“ now -in full swing
and, Jamong “others; are welcomed --.:
r,-and: Mrs. Manning; Mr. =:
and Mrs: ewes AS -Pendray,-Mr.-and
‘Mrs. “Carol Pendray.. and: Mr,., “and,

‘ing. back’ from’ ‘Switzerland. this
week. They’ have: ‘been assisting -
in’ the’ making of A, new: film over’:
there. ae

Chas, R. Steele in: ‘Van-:

7 flewover'to Deep Cove.
* to..visit: his daughter, here..Jast®:
‘then-continued: dn: ‘to “see:

He’ lived in
Victori ia: many: years ago. ;

7 “for dts |
There Was. a-great-rur,: of. fish i
‘last week -in the Deep Cove

area
Visitors -fronm Brentwoad,-’ Canoe -
Cove “and elsewhere made good
catehes, ;
“Among. ‘the local inhabitants,
. the Scott family at. Coal Point
a an lees Go wy bad les iY Ustdies,
“cutehing over 20 zrilse in one
evening, whilst the young son,
Robbie, netted an eight. -pound

2 OF eight pounds -each’ and: ‘Bevan
“r seven’

three
“Conml ‘Point: :.,
2also ;

‘took oe
WT spond: spring -salinan. om ane

Abalone carly: In tbe week, a Cana Re. ee

~ Beacon Market,

“on: Friday evening 7
‘pany: “<0

MRS. J. E. BOSHER — Telephone 117X.

last week... ;
: eR =

Mr...and Mrs.
are here from Lloydminster, Sask.,
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Greenhill, Fifth St.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nesbitt, of
Oliver, B.C., are here at present
at their cottage on Wildflower
Road.

- cs J

Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Forsyth
and their two children, of Van-
couver, are.at present on holiday
visiting Mrs. Forsyth’s parents,
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Bruce, Ad-
mirals Road.

o = *
Mrs. -A. Slater and tvo  chil-
‘dren, Shoreacre Road, and Mrs.

J. E. Bosher Sr., East Road, are

holidaying this week at Parks-
ville.
‘Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bosher are

enjoving a holiday up-island,

E. F. ‘Richardson and Miss C.
Richardson left for England on
Monday after. an extended. visit
with their brothers, E. A. Rich-
ardson at Deep Cove and H. K.
and H. O.-Richardson at Gurnev-
ville, Alta. They will sail from
Halifax on the S.S. Aquitania.

* *

Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Wilkinson of
Lethbridge, Alta.,, were Sidney
visitors .on Friday, en route to

Qualicum fora holiday. Mr. Wilk- ©

inson is manager. of the Motor Car
‘in Lethbridge and a

there. . .
eS .

Mr. and Mrs.: Yates of New
Westminsier, B.C., who are holi-
daying in. Victoria, visited’ old
friends in Sidney
evening. Mrs. Yates was.a resident
of, Sidney : ‘several years ago.
(Continued: ‘on Page Ten)

Veterans’ Smoker _

Army: Navy and: Air. Force As

bers.and .ladies Held: a. highly’ suc
cessful “smoker vate the: KP: hal

bout gathered. to
ether’ from 3 ‘p.m. “tH a
Victoria’ Unit -No:.12-Avas'stron

Hae

with: table’ by. popular: bands.

von 3 ‘throughout the evening:
“ The: company, present. ‘included

‘the. Captain. ‘and ® Officers*- of! the,
““Motor’Princess;”Geo.’ Baal and: :
> party,’ a F
derson, «Mr, sand) -Mrs.:.D. “Allen me
- Major
oo | Waters ‘and ‘others who=-were wwel
-comed® by” President -Cy''S: Goode
: “Supported . by, Secretary: We Wat
“ers and. members: of: the Sidney ;
“executive. “ '

Mr.' and: ‘Mrs. Stanley” An-
‘Leitch, “Mr: ‘and: -Mrs....W.

-President's : Mesiage ;

The . “president, in a’. :short

speech; referred to the work. done™ .
‘during: the:‘past month towards:a™
permanent: headquarters ‘building®.
in’’Sidney,-.a -central site “having =:
‘been: obtained“ and: the’ building
would “be,
. ready: for.-use. this “fall, ae
He. thanked the: Victoria Unit a ae
support. <f
avery
“Dee:

commenced: ‘which |

inspiration © and’
and looked forward it)
clase. interchange. of”. Nisits -
tween’ the two Units, -

Thé: local
drive for members

Was meeting

withva ready response and. he was?
objective:

optimistie that. the
would be reached rapidly, - judg-
rhe Led aden Peapulisy

thoy. had met with locally,
The secretary reports that the
smoker wis a success financially
and in every way, and these will

form a regular feature in the life

of the local Unit.

+ Are tiene emt eda Aime tna eenimeitey

MORE BAND: DONATIONS.

Seanlaeatenaeteal

“The following ‘donations to the a
Sidney Junior Band are ‘Rrotefully |

ae knowledged?

S10; Parks: Board,

Dounai,§ $5

for several days

R. Portsmouth

; beautiful -
scenes of fishing in the’ northern.
Indians® crossing ©

last Thursday ©
“Ontario | lakes;

représented:: under: ‘the: personal
f': Be

+ Radio: Sound: “System

tozen’ ‘Valuable: bingo“ ‘prizes ard

Local Meat ‘Market (D, Harvey: oS
SA0s* Tmper tn)

ERA alienate Re

Seattle Skipper
Is Identified ~

Last week The Review carried
a news story of a marine rescue

carried out by the skipper of: the
MM. V. Taurus of Seattle.
sited: three youths who
stranded: near Deep Cove.

were

The ‘Review is advised by Don.

Smith, Sidney
that
and skippered by
of 2854.43rd West,

customs . official,

A.C. Jordon.
Seattle. —

ROTARIANS HEAR.
SPEAKER AND SEE
COLORED FILMS

Arthur Brown, a member of
the, Victoria Rotary Club, was the
first guest speaker at last Wednes-
day's Sidney Rotary meeting.
Introduced by Vice-President Don
Smith. Mr. “Brown told .of his
early days as a road man with
the Cadillac Motor Co. Speaking
in light vein he told of numerous
experiences ne had in those days
when motoring was.a case of hi t
and miss. .

Passing from motoring to his
work as chairman of the commit-
tee dealing with boys’ work at
the Victoria. Rotary” Club, the
speaker said that he found that
most of the cases being dealt. with
were not such deserving ones as
he felt needed help. His: aim was
to reach the reallv poor, and he
and some of his friends made a
habit of taking many youngsters
out into the country each week-
end. He mentioned one particu-
lar lad whom he befriended and
sent to the technical school. This
boy proved such :an adept. pupil
that he later became head of the
department dealing with repairs
to all R.C.A.F. aircraft in Canada.

President George Baal thanked

the- speaker for. his amusing and.

interesting talk.

The second part‘of the. program ..
consisted of three films. shown by
Mr. Dales of the travel-and pub- :

licity . department.

These
~color

very
“films

showed

country ‘by.’ canoe. ‘and -: “portage,

and’ finally magnificent: snes of *
‘Jasper National’ Park. oe

Clary: Goode: expressed: |
‘club’s: appreciation: of. 'Mr!-Dale’s

ern eeepeenene

. “The per’ Capita’ consumption of 7
: “petroleum. products: din Canada -is .
the second highest in. the: world;

next. only ,to: the: United ; States.

-@ WELDING (Acety ylen
: “and: portable™ Blectrio.

) FARM... EQUIPMENT
“REPAIRS

@ MARINE REPAIRS _
PIPE. THREADING.

: Cox's 1S REPAIR
SHOP”

(at Shell” Super. Service)
Ais! LES: COX, Prop, *.
BEACON AVE. at. THIRD.

" 25tt

9CU.FT. |
LOCKERS
_AreNow | ,
_ Available! a

“Per ‘Cubic. Ft ~
2 Per Yous s

|
$1.50. ay :
|

| oapER-YouRB: a

“He as-

the. Seattle vessel is owned .

“the mo

kindness: in. coming to entertain.

— ": PHONES # Sidney: 205° — 2 os

That You Hay

= You, ‘can’ Save: Mone
Locker ‘and ‘by: buying
ms garden, ‘Products, :

. LOCAL. or. S RUBERT M

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C..

Determined To
Collect Hospital

Service Accounts

British Columbia. Hospital In-

surance ‘Service has started: a de-
termined drive to collect from
persons
pleted their 1949 premium pay-
ments. J. M. Hershey, com-
neater, ” said that. delinquents
had been. ‘giv en plenty of warning
and: the. district office collectors
have now been given full author-
ity to enforce the provisions in
the Act for compulsory premium
collections.

Employed persons will be liable
for compulsory deductions from
their wages or salary. Once the
order has been issued payment
may not be made in any other
way. The remittance will have
to be sent by or through the em-
ployer to whom the premium de-
duction. order was mailed.

Mean Business

Dr. Hershey said that, in addi-
tion, unregistered persons were
being successfully traced, but
that those who did temporarily
evade detection. would be unable
to have hospital. coverage until
such time as all arrears had been

Complete Building
Servicé

House Building
Repairs - Alterations
Concrete Work

Beacon Ave., ‘Sidney ie

WRTCHMARER'>
‘Corner. Beacon’ at: Second . a
; “Sidney, B. — ae

who .\have not yet. com- .

SMITH, ENGLISH & RANDALL

aes ‘

“D I D Y 0 U XK N 0 We | |
e Two. Savings Banks i in Sidne ey
. the Second One ie the | :

- SIDNEY COLD STORAGELTD. —'.
|

Q IX A MPLA _ wR ay
UTT ON—}? or Wye esteiente is sne29e:

Wednesday, August 17, 1949,

eet,

paid. He also pointed. out that
many hospitals now deal directly
with delinquents by demanding
cash payment in: advance from
such persons and are within theiy :
rights in doing so. ;

“Up to the present no one has
been prosecuted,” said .Dr. Her.
shey, “but we have a job to. do

and from now on we mean busi- o
ness.”

Drillers Drill
Pants and Shirts

: Brown - Sand - Putty f
f Fast Colors - Pre-Shrunk §

Pants - $5.75
Shirts - $4.95

SIDNEY
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Garage |

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ous Expert. Body. or Motor Repairs aoe 1.
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“PHONE 181,

y. on, your Food Costs. by getting: a
& in quantity or putting | in your own

i

Mrs, ‘Holmuth Preis? °
“ara: = otposting as ovisttors 65
Mrs. Daphne Appleton’ und. her
twa sans, from - Vietoriasy 8,
2 Continued .« on! Pane Nini «

: 7
“Average Weight 55 dbs. at 29¢ Tbe $16, ee all
oh
'

“Priee Includes: Cuttings, - Wr Apping,’ Marking, “shui: :
HA _ Rreezing,: Stored in’Your Locker, .

‘TEL auzvision | | ;

See the.

“GAROD-
Set

Demonstrations any
UVENINE m= (except
Wednesday) —- at
AS. Magee’s home on:
2 Third Street. Sidney ©

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May we Aunwest a

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. Corner. ‘of. Beacon, and East. Saanich Road.
“You'll: Get a Square Deal at ‘Albert's ‘Corner’

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