. tween’ the: ladies’

7 Marshall;

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/) Bansburys 2, diaalie Henl;

lest Kathleen: Buckman

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NORTH SAANICH |
SCHOOL PICNIC.
AN D SPORTS

_ In the presence 1ée of ¢ a large number

of parents and friends the annual
' sports of the.North Saanich School
were held on Friday, the 21st, last.

At 1.30 p.m. the exhibition of
handwork and art was thrown open
to the visitors and an interesting hour
- Was spent in viewing the work done

by the various grades throughout the
year.

At.2.80 the visitors adjourned to
. the school campus where 27 track and

- field events were’ keenly contested by.
the boys and girls of the school.

At the conclusion of the sports the
prizés were presented to the. suecess-
ful competitors by Messrs. Nunn’ and
‘Téomer,.members. of“ the Board: ‘of |:
School Trustees.

Following © the of
. -prizes a.delightful picnic supper was
“provided for ‘all by the’ mothers of.

. the children “and.every one did. ample

presentation

- ‘justice to.it after. ane ‘strenuous after:

noon.

“The evening ¥ was brought’ toa doe
with ‘two softball ‘games, the: first bex:
sand ‘men’s “teams

and. the second ‘between: the North :

- _ Saanich’ Club -Senior..

a . and « » Junior
“teams.

During. the. afternoon ‘an ice. cream 3
"managed by® Miss’

anid candy ‘stall,:
Anna | ‘Lorenzen and the. senior. girls,

“Girls under | 18,

* Gisnve Jones; 2, tris Readings; 3,
Vera Heal.# :
& Boys under 18;: 15: Sardeiit, Ralph

“2, Cecil ‘Lines; , 3, Lewis
Dawes. . . :

OE Girls: (oven), “15 ‘yardea “Sylvia |
Gurton: 2, Glenys Jones. 8, dane Mc-},

‘Hmoyl.

“Boys - (open), ‘100 yards—1, ‘John’

‘Lawson; .2 2, Wesley Jones; 8, Cyril

» Boys and girls, slow bicyele. race—
. Boy, Wilfred Hill; girl, Glenys. Jones.
Girls, three-legged race (open) —

1, Glenys Jones and Iris Readings; 2,
Jonnie Nicholet and Kathleen Buck-
man; 8, Sylvian Gurton and Jane Me-
Imoyl.

Boys, three-legged race (open)-—
1, Pred Clarke and A, Marshall; 2,
Lewis Dawes and Sidney Beswick; 3,
Leslic Heal and Roddy Hammond,

Tirls, anck race ‘(open)-—1, Vern
Teal; 2, Glenys Jones; 8, rene Tutte,

Roya, 2 ack Trace (open)-—«1, Charlie
8, Douglas.
es diawsone :
« Ginlassunder 12 brand jump woime I L,-
er Wilma’ Mell«
moyls Bye Mary’ Butler. oo ;

Rove under 12, brogd jump — a
Lewis Daw Cail Liness 38; 8.
-Arrowsmithe
=e Gyles (open), broad jut, Jane
. Mellioyls ayy Sylvia Chuitton y iy Glenys
» Jones. *

Wie Rays: (pen). bivontl: Jump: ta; ww one

STowoas 2, Cunil ines a, We HAL
8) Civte hdetr. T2echigh

Wilina Me tings Ts 2 ®,EHgabeth |

‘he

es he

Clarke; ;

Violet, = §

« Raye sander 12
Arthur Dovevony. 2
: Gesmith,

“Girls Copon), high Jump—s1, Jana
* Mellmoy)s.2, Sylvia Gurton; 3, Glenys
Sunes.

Ray (onen),

Kine; 2 Wosloy

high jump —_ 1;
Geeil Lines; 3,

high jump—-1, Gyril

a, Jones; 3, Wilfred
Married Yadies’ raee = 1, Myra,

Nunn; 8, Mra, John,

— Tonnig «ew Girls, Division L---Treng
Lambort; Division TI--Glonvs Jonaa,

Tannin--Boys, Division W--Cyril

Wing.
. Starter--Mr ds A. Nunn. -
Judges Meerra, Toomer and Mace. !
Away -
AtnouncorseMiss Brogan, nnd Mr,
Smith.
Tho teachors inka this opportunity
Vhankinpe the parents for thelr
aoe operation tn. making the; avant. it
sehuat RUCCOBA,

‘
eo beciaradurhcst wetepeniiin a

Manu frediea vane “pande iy citnay

“’vhore your getian: industrial site for

eaiarone te money amas mae ‘Are ow

ieapkon es

1B ” yaxds’— 1, ae

Sump sro Dy Yo’

‘| Brethour,

Softball Game F riday

“The first game ne of t the second half
of the league series’ will be played
on Friday, .June 28th, between the
North Saanich Service Club and the
View Royals, winners of last year’s
league series, at the North Saanich
Schools ground, commencing at 6.80
p.m. -There will be lots of snap and
pep at:this opening game as our home
team will be right up on their toes to
uphold the credit of this district.

The, exhibition game of last Wed-
nesday evening between the North
Saanich Service Club Seniors and

Keating: at Keating resulted in a
draw.

ADDITIONS TO
PRIZE LIST ARE.

ANNOUNCED

By. Review Re Representative

SAANICHTON,,. July 27th.-——-The
Agricultural Society’ s prize list is
now in the hands-of the: printer and
applications for copies should be: sent
to“Nat Gray, Saanichton, and: “they
will .be filled: as soon’ as s the prize list
comes, to:hand.,< =:

last year’s. prize. list:

Hon.’ Dr..S.' F. ‘Tolmié, silver chal-
lenge” cup,’ Me

Hon. -Dr. 8. ny

joultry. industry
Tnidéed™ “every: section .of the:.

_
ee a eee
* . ‘

“It might: be. “eh tioned. that ‘the :
following cups have, been added. to |:

for best team: of draft . Bs

P Wolmie, “ininiatinte |
WT

ONE eg

i Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands

FORMERLY SIDNEY AND ISLANDS REVIEW

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.

ww.

During Winter’s
When snow had

Last Summer-—

When day had almost breathed it’s last—
And young Night whispered ‘hush! : :
I’d hear. you. in:the:distance =

Singing sweetly” in the bush.-

At break: o’ day next morning— -°

Ere. the Sun- began to glow, °

° You'd lull’me’ ba

* list’ contains ‘interesting: specials’ and |
‘Vif at all” interested ‘send in: ‘your ‘reé-,
. .| quest for a’ copy.

In the dancing section the Saanich |
Pioneer. Society is giving a prize. to
the first and second couple ina set‘ of:
old-time, quadrilles, -this should prove

‘an: interesting event.

Nat Gray’ advises’. ‘Svétyend to ‘get:
a, copy..of the prize, list, he snys there

‘are classes for every activity. of farm,

garden: and: home, and further; this:
year. there‘is ‘a class in which every.
competitor. who shows. Bets a prize, |

TOURNAMENT
AND TEA TO BE
HELD JULY 3RD

: | expects to fish for the

At the ‘monthly meeting of the
Brownie Association on Tuesday final.
arrangements werd made for the ten-
‘Inis tournament and tea which is he-
ing -held:-at Shore Acres next Wadnes-

day, duly 8rd) from}: till 6 o elock.

Antranee ‘fee ty, Ahe grounds will ine
ohudecatternoay tea, As previously
announced ‘Miss Gwynna — (’ phone
29-G). Is in charge of the tenniy, and
reports that entricn” “are coming in
very walle oy yh

“Mra, Kings and: Mrs. “Lonnarta! will

ho-hiicharge: nf.
drinks, ;
“Mra. Hollands id prepiring. and will

the j jee ercam and rott

ool after the “Ciypay Grab," owliteh
Nee Prisellln Towers and Jennio: Nic- is.

aMWways aouree: of. de ‘ight to the
ehildron,.- -

Mra. Lo
the. tea...

With the. growing, interest that. is
being tnkenin the Guide, and Seaut |
movomant the. members’ of the asso-
cintion are anticlpating a Inrge crowd
again this your and are aparing no

Wack : Ag: he, convener. ‘ot.

efforts to niake the afternoon a very

Piensant one for everyone.

“sporerearitwanaparvereesciine mt Une HE nN

Birthday Party

‘On Saturday Mr. and Mrs, I

n
Burton entertalned on the lawn

yw

fahildeen | in honor of their son Rogin- |
A delicions ten wir |

ahd’a birthday.
carved, followed hy dee ‘e¥enm nnd
candien and fruits then games and
raeca were vory miely enjoydd. Those
prosent: weretBobblo Mouneo, Gordon
Myunicey Margaret Mounier, Murat |
Mounee.. Doreene Mitchell,’ Dorothy:
Gordon -Rrothour,. Glen
Harrisons: Arthur: Vorriion, Robbio
Vata Thre Iw Dwidtont Ve.

Yommy Rowers, Tava. Roberta,’ Nee etic
Burton, miata: anieeanie”

The’ schools, ‘Sports. and Highland.
‘dancing: have also: been added: to:

The following, gusts: a are registered |
‘at The Maple Inn. this week -—-. Mr:
Ross: Young, Vesuvius; LeM:: “Audrey,
Vancouver ;,W.-R, Lee, Gordon ‘Head,
Victoria; W. X.. Sausman, | Billings,
| Montana, U.S,A; an :

«Mrs, «Cameron Layard’ and: ison | ‘of
Deep Cove. were the guests of -Mrs,

Oxenham at: Formby House: for. a few
days last week.’ ee

Miss*Thelma Vye' ‘ot Victoria’ ar-
rived at Ganges on Saturday to spend
a few days with her sister, Miss Amy”

Vye,

Miss Eva Hambleton, R.N., of Vie-
toria, is visiting her ‘relatives, Mr.
and Mra, HW. Nobbs, in the Cranberry
for a week, .

Mr. Mervin Gardner left on Tues-
day for the Skeena River where he
next few
{ months,

Messrs, sddy Lumley, Dan Lumley,
Verner Douglas, Harry Turner and
Joo Garner left on: Wednesday last
for the Skeena River, © | ae

~ Mts and MraeRond and ‘family move
od into the cottage Dalonging: bo Mae
Jot Rowan Jnat weeks. 5 woes

~The Ameriean-Gan Company made
an oxcursion trip to Ganges’ for the
day on Saturday. last’ by. the Princess:
Rovaly, About: 100 People. Heine on
ponmd,

fi Vietorin, «

Mr. Bion, Noth: Salt: Spring, spent,
tho-diyein Vietoria: on: ‘Saturday list;
voburning. the. samo evenings...

My Cy We Rakor® paid! n° vVialt, to},
Vietoria on: Monday-dagt...

~Gueats rogiaterad nt Hart bony
lTTowse this weelk-are:Mrsand Mrs, De-
vost, Vancouver; Ge Stramme, Van
‘gouvers M, Luynmile, Vaneouver; Gy

Taylor, Vaneouyer; M..'Taylor, Van-) apent the wedlrond: at Jtulford where |

“ths was the guest of Mr. und. Mra, A,
nod Mra, W. M. Maeka, Vaneouve ered, Eaten at the White House, —

couvers W. HH. Torna, | Victoria} Mr.

Mr. and Mrs, Sinith, Vancouver; Mra,
A, 1, Groen, Vancouver,

Mr, W. XX. Sanaman of Jsillingea,

Montana, U.S.A, arrived at Ganges |

on Wednesday where he is vialting
Mr. and Mracd. N. Rogers for awoolk
oy a aa
AL ihe
Assncinted Hoard of Musiq (London, |
lBnylind) ” Weld at’ Formby  Totine
School, Ganges, the follawing were
ihe uecosstul eandidatoay Primary
division, pianoforte: “Welow? Moore:
NOUsO, WOnsHINEG. Oxenham; elomenes 4
Nes eprimaryocdivialony vieling..Con-+
pataneg. Oxenham; elementary © divide:
‘ Taide s Bile . Wide farsads The axa)
isle candidates Were pupila- of Mrs,
ow PuntOnS ™ °

Oahawya Tillicnmnt

ON THE RETURN OF MY FRIEND
THE MEADOW-LARK

Clahowya Tillicum? sweet bird,
Oh boy! I love your lays,
Gosh, how I missed your cheery voice

I wondered where you’d go,
But:now you're .back, I weleome you,
My Feathered Radio.

you remember?

We spent many pleasant hours,

You “fon the air,’ I:listening-in

-Whilst working ’mongst my flowers.
There perched high on an near-by trée,
You’d let your musie flow,.

And charm me with your melodies,

My. Feathered © aio.

. io My Featherdd Radio.”

Onis n nice’of. you te: Visit ‘me 2
ngndged 2 Ithink it’s Sw ell,

Mr Ch B, Benson ‘spent Saturday |

i
recent eaiinalions of the

leary divisions planoforte, Shall Wile |!

C., Thursday, June ‘27th, 1929.

ON APE ee 7

ar oe ie ———$——-—

dreary days.
covered Mother Earth,

ack to Stomiberiandh

= ah oo : ph

- Mids Tillie” ‘Akerman lett Pulford }
on Iriday last to. spend. a week at
‘Bellingham, U.S, AL, where she will be.
the guest of. Mr. an : Mrs, Ernest
Brenton... ;

Miss.’ Florence © “Mollet péthtned
home “on: Saturday: “from Victoria:
where «shé has’ been ‘attending: high:
school, -

ents, - Mr. : and: Mrs, J J, Mollet. ,

Use handle your sng:
She isthe guest of her par}.

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Tag Day for Solarium

The Allies’ Chapter, LO.D.E.,. is
{holding a-tag day, Saturday, June
29th, in the district of North Saanich
and Deep Cove, in aid of the Queen
Alexandra Solarium for Crippled
Children at Mill Bay. The cause is a
worthy one and ft is heaped that the
residents of the district will respond
liberally to this most deserving insti-
tution,

The Sidney Troop of Girl Guides
have kindly uffered to assist in rmak-
ing the appeal iauee a. success.

THREE TEAMS
WILL COMPETE.

FOR PECK CUP

J tractions will be staged.”

On Tuesday evening .a meeting of
representatives from. the
Saanich ‘Service Club and Sidney
Amateur. Athletic’. Association took

place in the Review office to draw up

a schedule for.the season for softball
between the. teams entered for the

Peck Cup,-emblematic. of the chdm- :
pionship of The Islands Electoral. dis: |
| triet.
ya number of Islands entries:but: same
failed::to, materialize and as the: sea-:
son is. well: advaneed. it*-was thought |

It was hoped this year. to: have

best to draw up the ‘schedule ‘at once. |

‘|The North: Saanich Service® Club.: ‘en-
»- known” ae Juniors iB

tered two: team

"Omeial: naire Mae ‘Simpson.

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has increased . over, 100 percent: in the
last. three’ years. “There’ s, a. redson!
We ‘have’ one,.of. the. bést

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ANNUAL PICNIC
AND SPORTS ON
JULY THE FIRST

The annual pienie : and sports day
of the North Saanich Service Club.
will be held at the North Saanich. *
Schools ground, Centre Road,. Mon- ;
day, July tst. This will be an all-
day basket-pienic and participants. ©
are asked to furnish their own crock-_
ery and cutlery.

The sports pr ogram will commence. .
- luneh’ being. :
served on or-about 12: o’elock. : ‘This
pienie is open to all rnaembers of. the’ =.
club and their. families and ‘a -good |
time is assured. In addition’ to ‘these:
events -cocoanut) shies and other: ate.

The following is a list of. sporting :
events: ae :
“ GIRLS oe
Under 16 years—75-yard dash for
cup points: :
* Under: 14 years—T75-yard’ ‘dash
Under:10 years—50- yard , dash
Under. 167— Sack ‘race: “for
points. os
_ Under: 16—Shot put "tor cup. po
* Under: 16—Obstacle rac
‘Under 6——Ba

Singl ‘ladies’: “75-yard dash:
Married ladiés’; 75-yard. das
Ladies’ “shot: pute.

» Annual’
tween Pa

t ‘equipped |” i

[plants ‘on.:Vancouver Island and’ our |.

workman ship ‘is

to.none by.our many customers, ‘Let

der;

Tho pupils of :the Valley ‘School |.

held their annual breaking-up pienic
on Saturday at Burgoyne Bay, which
was thoroughly enjoyed by. everyone
present, —

Mr. C, Menhiniek went to Victoria
on Saturday for, the day,

Mr, James Akerman went to Vic-
teria on Monday Iifst, :

Miss Margaret - Storey returned:
home to Vietorin on Monday after |
mending: tara months at Renver Point
whore she was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs, J, Akerman, ©: :

Mre Ta HH. Gee paid a-short vinit; to
Victorin “ow Friday last, ©

‘Seaplane. No, 208 | “swoaped down.
at the: mouth of Fulford. Harbour: on:
Monday afternoon, gliding along the
water until Within hailing distaneo of
the wharf where she dropped anchor,
Achont: was put ott to piek up: her
[passonger, the Dominion, Government |
Harveyore Who Intar went fp to. AG
wnmit of Mount” Bruce me

Mra. J. dy Shaw wai a! ‘viaitar tu
Vietoria onc yiday.af. lant, week vand
poturned “home! 10: Pulford: on. satin
days, a

Mrs, di W ‘Tee spent, y viday. Vint in
AMiebarinas ocees ces:

Mra, Aw: - Liney- ov) daunhtor
Kathloon ‘vont Lo Vietoria on ‘Wriday
Yor tho day,

Mra. H.-W. EMin of Vancouver

The “Aymne"™ brought in 800 =
lons of Shell was for Mr. Fred Cud
more on Thuraday last, |

Mr. Murray returned from Vaneou-
ver on ‘Thuraday. whore he has been |
visiting: his brother,

Mra. John: Sparrow and family left |
(Pulford list week for Sldney where

[thoy will minke theirchome, -

Morning serviee with calelration of iis
Holy Conniiinton wae hold at
Mary's. Cliareh,: Walton, on Sunday
FROTUIN Es

On Saturday 4 evening the meniherh
of the South. Salt. Spring. Taland ; Wo-

Umnen's Tnativute held’ an. “enjoyable,
(OE EET Se SLOOP MRT OER e Gee tere ULE

i Tnatitnte,: alah owlthy fh good ‘attend:
lange, °

n

Mr, W. A«z Stacy, of “Deep ¢ Cove,
has taken over the ImperialOil Sta-
tion at the corner of Beacon Avenue
and Seeond Street and will open for.
business on Wednesday, July ard.

Mrs, Wiliam layman and daugh
ter, Misa Marjorie, and Mrs, Cameron
of Courtenay spent: Sunday visiting
Mra. Geo. Brethour. and family,

Alr. and Mra. dedi Opurtow wid
family urviyed in Sidney from Tul-
ford Warbowey last. woe k and uive.

taken. up residence’ in ‘the “house. on

Third Street recontly vacated by, Mr.
und. Mra, dampes Reid and family. ;
Tn thee ravant. ‘éxaininations * afte the
Assoeiated “Bord >of” the” Rayat
Academy of Music, London, Mnghind,
Joan Straleht pnased the clemontary
rade. She isc pupil dt: Gertrude
Straight, who won: distination, In the
advinoed prada. in Laegss |
Mra, Chaster of Chicisgo: in at
with her ‘coursing. Mya: Waltor Mel
moyl, Beacon Avenugy :«
Mi ands Mii Wilkinaan ”
anrall daughters, wiry, left, ons
days for WWE
{imalniand, * ; : nee Bd
“My, and Mra. “ehaitea : and son Coirle
Vett Tngt wook for Chemalnus® Where
they will reside in’ Futuro,
Mr and. Mrs, Ae S, Warrandar ara

¢ at Noention un

reeaivings conprnl alntions on the birth |

of don, June 2th,

Dean Coleman has arrived nit. his
gummer home in Patriela Bay for the |
vacution periad

The Joeal safthall team was badly
defented on Tuesday eveningg Mi the
Momorial Park by the ¥.M.CLA,, the
nened bolas nomothinge Vike 2 det,

Tat dows, tee ervam, “noveltion,
AM, OF TL Wits, at iawuelsaun pro-
ryeragy, allo with be Peaturcd at the cine
jous to be beld on duly Gil oi the old |

chaol lennis court, Thied Streot, The
mimbers af the Youn Pooplo's Sa-|
far the wnat twa oweoka for thas nes
enmmion nnd. fram alk appearances: the
wYaly will be well worth attending,
Teketo le. now. fron any. moms
hervor the adeletye =
CAE Bae ae, whiny. leas gay;
Reacon: Avi mun, t Sidney, a hay, une.
25th ‘ .

Tomorrow ‘night, éominanéing ae
6.15,-nt the Royal Athletic: Park; -Vic-
toria, Sidney will battle: the ‘Tillicums
for first berth inethe Senior, Amateur
Baseball League, ©;

Mis. ‘Sam Brethour entertained: at
a silver tea at har home last Friday
afternoon from 3 to;6-in aid of the
North Sannich United Church, which
hos decently been vpened, — Mrs.
Brethour, was. assistdd in serving. by..
smombers of ‘the. dias’ Aid,

Mrse- MeNanight; who -is ‘Toavin
Une: praivia = soon; © disposed: ‘of her
household: effets ‘on Tuesday cafters®
noon by. a..publie wale: whieh was! in
tha, hinds “of Maynard, &, Sony: auc
oneerky oe
“Prof, Boyin
3 .Chey visited:
Wook, AGS

Mt, Wm, ‘Melin

ft the University..0
he. Peningula this,

‘Lon SW esday ovin = G, .
| Motor, einen for “wane

Palutivors ’
baat yon orb: Arthurs =m
vidi In, Winnipeg and”
atlas an rotite, © ooo & ah
‘Tomorrow mutka th ‘boginning 0
thd nimmer Wolldays. for, the” schoo
children and the annual nehool plenie®
into bo hold during: the: ‘afternoon x.)
Browunin'a Beaches ;

Miss) Phylia Poek ‘of Now. ‘Weal
minster js visiting her. later, .Mis
Mirlam Peek, . who will agcompany:
her home’ tha: frat of tha ‘wad

Miss’ Muriel Holdrjdgye yaturned to:
hors horaé hare after aponil hag. the yal
‘few months In’ Vietoria}

\, A very pleasant afternaon was.
spent at Winola, on Wedneaday. after.
noon when Mra. White: and. Mra,

Bt Sotytey: have been worldnge ene ryretlently Cochran culertained in honos of. Mya,

I MeNnnpht. who de leaving Sidney for
Sasintehewnn,:. During. the afternoon
little Eileen) Mokonzle,: ‘dressed ns ca
bell: hoy, delivered oto the: guast-of
honor a traveling. bag whieh: contuin-
tech dyes, oud Wield Ob. her, wa, cple-biane
Nie WALL

Wa verved dn the’ ain