‘PAGE TWO... ek SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW ‘Wednesday, September 5, 1951.

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Former Operator {during the First’ Great War ac- ane ee "ELECTROLUX \ Vacuum “Cleaners sand Polishers—
In And ee Residents Saanich Peninsula and Salt Spring Island -

Phone’ collect for. Service or - Demonstration.

SAANICH PENINSULA
~. BRANCH.NO. 37

LEGION ©
NEWS |

(By William Stewart)
-In-a western:Canada farm paper
dated August 23 | I came .across “be |

pete Of Mill Passes _ - Iquired the old Sidney Lumber Mill,

Death: ofthe late Geoffrey. H. expanding it’ materially. He oper- |
’ Walton, prominent . Victoria - busi- |
‘nessman on Thursday: last, was ated ‘it. until it: was closed Rcdabed

a widely. mourned ~ throughout North permanently. 7

. Saanich where he was. well = Funeral *services were conducted |

-many years’ .ago. > os | trom’ St. Luke’s Church on: Tuesday
The: ‘deceased. came to Vancouver " at:3:p.m. by Rev. Canon F. Pike.

| W. D. MacLEOD = __ SIDNEY _108T_

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a MRS. L. B. SCARDIFIELD - — - Telephone. 143M
Miss Ardis Nelson has returned to | birthdayon Saturday, Aug. 25. ‘He following . news item, ‘which -will: be

aoa eae ee : 7 elas : duty at the Jubilee Hospital after-ajand his young friends attended” -the | of particular. interest. to. many. of ae
Pa Ps aa WE LIKE tO SERVE YOU De -.{¥ month's holiday which she spent at{|local matinee, after which: refresh-|-the older war veterans | residing in oe W A T E R 0 F Fo

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the home of her grandparents, Mr. iments’ were ‘served at his .home.} this. district? ;
and Mrs. J. Milling, Fourth St. | Among’ ‘those present were Dorothy |. “way veterans ‘who are 70. years

“SIDNEY. DRY GOODS

On Friday last. Mr. and’ Mrs. H. Anne Ditlevson,- Sharon Beswick,
MR. and MRS. THOMAS and BETTY ; Bennett, All Bay Road. flew to Chi-| Joan Eva-Lynne and Donald Lar- ane ge and over, who are ae wie 1 Friday September Ith, 19 51, trot om”
“BEACON AVENUE wo SIDNEY, B.C. cago where they will spend three | mour, Bobby ‘East, Rodney Coward.|apply for and receive the universal ? lk 3 h 7
weeks visiting their married chil- Kerry Butler and. Dick Turley. “As- |‘o1q age’ pension of -$40, will have QO ‘a.m., for approximate ¥V ours. -
dren. sisting the hostess in serving the | their veterans’ allowances reduced fle.

“Qualicum Beach was chosen by! refreshments were Mrs. E. Ditlevson | by the amount of the old age pen- i covered, ueens from Fifth .
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Nunn and family ; and Mrs. W. A. Beswick. sion, officials of the department of District Q

of Bazan Bay, for the long week! Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Milling and |health-and welfare and the depart- to Marine Drive and: thence north to | %
end vacation, : ; family, New Westminster, are vaca-|ment of veterans’ affairs, stated at j F ; : ; a
~ Mrs. W. Smart, Third St. has!tioning “at the former's parent's. Ottawa, last. week. However, war.|f end of syerem. ;

\'peen visiting friends and relatives ; home, Mr. and Mrs. J.. Milling. veterans will continue to receive the
tin Vancouver for the past week. | Fourth St. free medical and hospital: services

|. Maurice. Slegg, Fifth St.; who has | “Mr; and Mrs. R. A. Gordon, of {they are now entitled to under the | SIDNEY WATERWORKS

| been in Jubilee Hospital for the past! Winnipeg. together. with. their son Veterans’ Allowance Act. Ss | er a — DISTRICT

"FISHING NEARLY OVER ! —
_ HUNTING COMING ALONG !

Your inspection invited. We ‘carry.

ITHACA - ‘WINCHESTER - STEVENS - COOEY

‘and.a-full line of:

» SHOTGUN and RIFLE SHELLS _
— HUNTING. ‘LICENCES | MAY BE OBTAINED HERE

SIDNEY. SPORTING GOODS.

Beacon. Avenue - let ty a a 7 Phone 236

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' five weeks, is making good. progres. band daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs; | “In no case will’ these veterans be

-Back from a long holiday at Swan | Bruce, Gordon of «Penticton, 'B.C., | worse off. and.'in many cases: they: |
“River, Man., ‘are: Mr. and Mrs. C.} have arrived to. be guests of their. will be. better off. stated an official,
I Banks, Fifth’ “St: : : “-\ other, son -and daughter-in-law, Mr. . “Veterans in.the 63 to 69 years of
i. The monthly meeting of St. Eliza- and Mrs. Jack Gordon, who recently age group who are receiving: ‘vet-
ibeth’s Altar Society was held last: moved ‘into their new: residence on erans’. allowances ‘will not be elig-
week at Mrs. M. Connor's house on | Lochside Drive. « [ible to receive the old-age pensions)
" (| Fourth St.. With Mrs. Smart inthe | — Bud. Langelle. Beacon Apts., has | with means test. .This provision was.
a: | chair, business connected with .the | | been, transferred to the T.C.A. office included at the request of the pro-
: | forthcoming bazaar: and card ‘party ‘in Vancouver and left on Wednes- vinces: which felt that they should
Bj in October was discussed. The presi- | gay to take over his new duties.: not.have to pay the amount of an
_fij dent. expressed the hope that par-| Spending the. week-end with her {old age pension. to veterans when
A ishioners ‘would’ contribute many | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bre- ‘the federal government was bound
| | articles for. the: bazaar. It .was de- | thour, East Saanich Road. was Miss to accept responsibility of providing

; t cided that September 25 meeting be! Helen. Brethour, of -Vancouver. for these veterans by way of veter-

al held. ‘at the home of. Mrs, Smart, g., | 205. allowances.
| Third St. Supper was served by ar Mrs. ce Hobbs, poner ae “tn Wirinipeg, the Manitoba Com-
was a visitor at the no mand of the Canadian Legion an-

y | hostess.. -

“Wt after a visit to Port Angeles, Mrs.) MTS. 785: Baston,, Fifth St. last) nounced it would make a strong

fl | P.. Taylor,“Admiral’s ‘Road, flew. to| may. ACS. ‘Fleming a a 4 aught ais.. protest to. Ottawa against. ‘discrim-

‘Vancouver for. the: week-end. < | Linda and. Penny. and Mrs. J.C. inatory legislation’ excluding ‘those
After five weeks in Jubilee Ho8~ Fieming ‘All of: Vancouver, arrived receiving veterans’. allowances from
| pital. Mrs. F. Hayworth has recover- i by plane last Wednesday to visit the | Lold age pensions. ;

Ved/and ‘is now. ‘back at her home « on }: former's | parents Mr. an a:Mrs. Jas. J.-H» Stafford, : first -‘vice-presi-
‘Fifth Sty oe {th St. Mr. Fleming. ar- dent of ‘the: Manitoba and -North-
John... Milling, ‘IP, - Fourth Ste ‘Easton, Fu Friday to join his western Ontario = ‘Command ‘of the

‘flew to. Vancouver last: week ona mea by P roe ti while here they Canadian Legion said that.those re-
[| business. trips pwns conti = of mn Page Ten) ceiving ‘allowances were. entitled to

i Mrs. M. ‘Thomson ‘and. her daugh- | °°, (Com inued -.0} 2 ae an: old ‘age pension’ as. well. ‘Wel.
t | ter, Elsie, of the-Beacon Apartments, | fe s Heel: he said. “that the veterans are.

\ spent the ‘holiday sweeks-end with’ the} Wife. of. Rotary being: penalized® ‘These’ vets ‘are

‘| practically’ down and out..: “The’ al-'|.

former's daughter: a “vancouver, |
| Leader Honored lowance..is their only income; ‘a

| Bellamy. of: ‘Patricia Bay: ‘airport. -On'. Wednesday last a buifet SUD- | most. of them -are not, inva’ “position | 7 Starting 2 Now
Miss - Donna | Gilbert, Third: Sta] per was held at the home: of. Mrs. o.. work—they: are veither, too "sick | a
oo Aarry,s ‘Tobin. Fourth St.,: in. honor: or: ‘too old. ; uo
‘ Of Mrs. Jim ‘Lightbody, of. “Vancou- \ ;
overnor, for.|

CHILDREN AT SCHOOL
_COLDS CONTAGIOUS!

_PROTEES “MARY’S” SPECIAL

_ FISH. AND. CHIPS ©
FRIED. CHICKEN -

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CoD LIVER OIL DAILY
~ ORAL COLD. VACCINE © we
ANTIHISTAMINIC. COLD PREVENTATIVES:
HALIBUT LIVER. OIL
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flee Mr: cand Mrs. “Harold: Tim-: Miss Marjorie : slear, daughter of |.
who visited’ in. ae several | Mrs. D;: Burgess; Balmoral. Road,’

meaner returned: rom ae “motor | years: ‘ago. 2. ; Victoria, formerly of North. Saan- |
stant ; Lif A While} ~Tt-was.the® 4 ich; was’ ‘guest. of honor on ‘Wednes-'|
oy in "5 iday’ evening; “Aug. 22,/atia miscellan= \

old- rier of: Sidney F essed: cous “shower: "cam for: ‘her: ‘by. Miss: A og %
e° “remem ered” to his. Friends | with sevslopiients’ there: during. the |. : ‘ ‘Cambridge, Ste) ef: -F i
S.: ‘yesumed | t= -be Feceived. a, .COrsage . of ink | HRS

past quarter of-a: century:
ve | carnations’ and “mauve. heather. ML TTI
daughter, Eileen, have left. ig a var. his duties ‘as. pastor’ ‘of St. Paul's | ; eae
‘peation in Winnipeg. - united’ ‘Church; During his absence |» “Miss “Norma. Marshall: presented |’ “75 ZN
“Master, Billy: ‘MecCorinell;, Dei\eross the piupit was ‘occipied by. Rey. G, jins gifts,’ which were. concealed ‘in | ie GE

seventh, He Glover, ‘of Brentwood.» prettily. decorated: “wishing: well.” ee
, joelebrated his ‘ — |. Delicious refreshments: were serve he Wn

ed bv the hostess at ene clase of the

| \MABEL KRISTINE REITAN "BECOMES ios" ae
'BRIDE OF FREDERICK GEORGE HOBBS), 4, gueu netted mp.) ES

aloowewte qv Ase stead In avon the

thore.
“ MysoP. A. Cook. Fifth: St. and her: Rev. Mrs Fleming ha

sone oe ia im rem oman ties snl:snamrn dang nam neni Soran emanate

eet sonareaneacesereneennetins nosnenett

Bo Che matte Was seamicced 3

B Nuut, Mie 6. Bo Beowick, Mis.
(Holy Trinity Church, Patricia Bay, maid of honor being in pale green Ii, ‘Den |
nny and the. Misses Barbara ..
_Jion Saturday, Aug. 25, at 7.30 pm. land the bridesmaids in shaded pink. (aya as ote Glenr, ae 4 Nore ae |
h: 1 of Mabel Kristine -Reitan, éldest They carried arnt, Bouquets of | Marshall, ef NY

daughter of Mr. and.Mrs, J..0. Rebs; | gladiai ar ck Rollowing this shawer, Miss. Clea f.
a ; ; i o Mis ried. .
tan, ‘Munro: Aye. Sidney, to Freders:;; The groom WAS. supported, by: Done wns: honored at a, party, arranged | pte

George: Hobbs, ‘sono Mrecand ald “Marshall, Waitk Road, andy i rie sv eekaciie iets ee!
CS, Hobbs, Fifth St., Sidney, ushers were: Hush Hoberts, Jr, Hows _tby her friends at the Vietoria Yacht | Tega mrs ee

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: 4 old. Reception « oncy. ree", § ;
Pee aa ehurehy, 9 “decorated fs + ‘A , ecept hin “for, 100, “guests | vias! mond 2 i ureanaete one in roo | je
pwhite, gladioll and AWhite 1 sand: Lhéld. atthe. home nf: ihe aNide's yore | | place ‘atthe R.GAP, chapel on, Aug
FL guest: pows® were marked: by aebure - “entige High Rabe Drapored LBLe Ml Marquette lett Vietaria’ 4
-  eotonial” ‘WouAuEtar (he toast! M9 the’ bt inhe yap to joi, the pormanent fore:
: The. bride. ‘entered: ine. chureh, ony : pitied witly” of he RRA. nn dois) studying:
hoon ot her father: and tear goth dd euke. Lope lrg aan rete BLT SEE
harming: ine white: hrocaded SUD eB om inlature, bride. and |
yu iy anked swith: coe white |
OOM, | wae. deeprated |
” Cloke Depastteny has ake
alveamets, wera! senor families: an: pew

Wi The: ceremony © WAS ‘conducted by
t -Rev.. Re Melyille, A

sDFOHEK ‘she: veatried. rt “pougque .
pale pink: gladiol and. paby'x brent
| with SLOAN Knotted with rosa
yuri” She’ Wore a moMbed mM. neék
me | nee and COTTITES ther alte: at this,
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ff Tho bride's ’a mndants were: MKS hand Ms, are Ae all ‘ot victorin? i

’ Mary Roberts as maid (of -honor; and My. Craigen: of New Wests
Teitnn und Diane and tminster. © fo

Tt by. the. Liquor’
British: Columbia

SPECIALS IN_ OUR “FROZEN | FOOD’ DEPARTMENT. |
7 TAKE ADV ANTAGE On THE Sh PRICES. Sy vs

PMs sy. Naney,,
Jeanne ; nalds.. They |. The bride hose» for! her” goings “FRUITS en ee i
_ 2) fAvAY enstmble a avay suih with navy ; er oe —

ni biuecand White acessories and word? oR gtrawberties three erent Trerrrene: 5 4 an : FISH. AND CHIPS -

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BAG) red and white corsage "The happy - . “1 Paekage of ene °

te Tcouple lefy onthe midnight: bowt for (if » Raspherriet acc BBC Sarven each fon ‘i ee

ii Vancouver and motored tu Spo- Mh ; AGEVERS TWO People

Wg kan. vl the Hope-Princeton: high if LO : 7 ms _- ne

way They. are now residing at Robe j Se) Cr re
" Sidne a "VEGETABLES | ae oo pa Se” CHINESE FOODS

aa 6 CHOP eSuey. oie tate all
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