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DRUG FARMING _
- COULD BE DONE

; Wednesdays. ns

ate the presént, waste.
Then, and not: v
“farming “AWwould:* become = an*

‘of the. province.’ |.

Continued from. Page | One.

“AT ROYAL. OAK

“Anthony Walsh, Gordon ‘Head;

taker, Myr. and Mrs.. John: Malt-
ward, .Mr.. and Mrs, ‘A.) R...H.
” Gowie;. Miss Jennifer: Hobbs with.

: Ridley. and’.
- Lieut. and: Mrs. Hy MeNair,
Kay Sealy, and Colvin Drake; Mr.

and Mrs. Cawley; Mr.-.and. Mrs,

and Mrs. Sealy, Mr. and Mrs;
Storr; Mr, and Mrs, HH. Pethick,
Derrick Pethick with Mr. and Mrs.
Parkin and Miss Wood; Mr, and

- chair.
several greeting cards, letters of ©
thanks for gifts received, monthly

‘for spinning and making

‘ California.

HERE PROFITABLY

ntil: then; drug =
im-.
“portant source of’ revenue, ‘and all’.
the. auxiliary. .services  Gonnected:.".
ewith:.itwould.‘add ‘to the Payroll,

-NO HOST PARTY :

* wood, My. and Mrs, E. J: T. Wood- -

“cand Mrs. Hugh Perram; with Mr.”

T. Gray, Prospect Lake, with Mr,
and Mrs. “Larkin; Capt. H. Sealy :

Miss Paulette Chantelu
Voted Honorary
Member 1.0.D.E.

Ganges, B.C..—— The monthly
meeting of the Ganges chapter,
1.0.D.E., was held last Friday
afternoon at Ganges Inn with the
regent, Mrs. V. C. Best, in the
_ Correspondence. included

summary from Provincial chap-
ter and a= letter outlining -post-
war work of the order, now to
take the place of war work. -

It was decided to hold the
children’s fancy dress party, post-
poned from Jan. 38, on Feb. 16.

It was announced that 16
hampers had been sent off at the
cost of about $38. The treasurer
reported $182.70 in general fund,
$75.62 in war work fund and the
meeting authorized the payment
of outstanding accounts, amount-
ing to over $60.

The educational secretary re-
ported a request from the adopt.
ed school at Clearwater, for lib-
rary books and particularly for
those relating to handicrafts. The
chapter voted $25 for this pur-
pose,

Ex-service personnel convener
stated that 56 greeting cards had
been sent to ex-servicemen and
one letter written. The war work
convener reported 25 = articles
shipped during the month to the
Provincial chapter.

A donation of $25 was voted
to Polish relief fund and $25 ‘to
British and European’ Relief
funds.

As a large quantity of raw
wool was stated to be on hand,
several members, led by Mrs.
Bishop Wilson, volunteered to
prepare and card it in readiness
into
Indian sweaters for seamen.

Nominations for officers for
the ensuing year were made by
ballot. As a tribute to her out-
standing work throughout the

war, Miss Paulette Chantelu was»
unanimously elected an honorary

member of the chapter.

Tea hostesses were Mrs. D. K.
Crofton, Mrs. G. St. Denis and
Mrs. Graham Shove.

“Mr. and: ‘Mrs. &T.. ‘Gaze,

tay "

Dropping, ‘Tapping. Road.

teachers. seplacing Mrs.:
and: ‘Miss. ‘Walker,

Bay.
‘Mrs.

‘Wilfred Gabriel was arrested

on the’-West Saanich: Indian Re-:

serve on Friday evening by Const.

Every: Night Except Monday.

TONIGHT AND FRI. - SAT.

and .
- daughter :Pamela,..leave: on: -Thurs- :
“< day for’a. frp monta

from‘ H.M, Forces. z=
's- . ‘turned: over tothe’ Provost Mar-..|
in’

“Mr, ‘anid: Mrs: F Ford \ will, moved:
to:Patricia: Bay on Saturday,. they -.
- will make: their.“home..at : Bantam :
to B.C. With a -factory ‘here. no. 7 af
maximum ; use™couldbe “made: of ;
our cascara, resources. and elimin=:.

: Miss Jean: ‘Laidman: ‘and: Miss‘:
:« Eva. MeCormick,.:commenced:: the
‘spring. ‘term. “at: Sidney. school’;as.
‘Wrench fs

oR OB on Be ES Hall, °
oe A ‘Yeduest: thas: been. received: by ag
“othe Sidney. Provincial: Police: from:
— Peter ° Jack, of. Duncan, for per- .
, mission. to cut. up) acnumber. of ©.
Reonrsticks left tied UP, at Eerie

“Morgan: :

: “Brick | “Matteson, “Hilltop,
left" last week for “Vancouver,
é where she will make a short. stay.

. the Hon. Norman’ and Mrs. “Whit- _-

‘Gibault on.a | charge of Sesertion

Miss Marie White, Peter Perram,. : gy
Cadet. Paul): McCullough,’ George |
Miss... Fay © me Mice ,

iss: *

“by Ven, q
;Butterfield,: Miss Beverley - “Rog-.

“Young Vets’? Discuss
Social Program

A meeting of “Young Veter-
ans”. of .the Saanich Peninsula
branch of the. Canadian’ Legion
met. at the Orange Hall on Mon-
day night to discuss their social
program for the remainder of the
winter. season.

A St. Valentiné’s Night dance ..-

was. planned -for. the. Mills Road’
Hall and also weekly Saturday
night dances at the same centre.
“Lefty” Morgan’s orchestra was
hired to play at.the weekly dances.

TO APPOINT PUBLICITY
COMMITTEE

A request that a committee be
appointed to publicize Sidney and
district was made at the meeting
of the Sidney Businessmen’s As-
sociation last Thursday.

The need for literature giving
information of the district was
badly needed, it was stated. A
committee will be appointed to go
into the matter, according to Geo.
Gray, vice-president of the group.

LOCAL ORCHESTRA
PLAY AT MAYNE IS.

Members of the ‘“Toctickler’s”
orchestra journeyed to Mayne
Island on New Year’s Eve to play
for the community dance.

The group were transported by
Herbert Corfield in his “Billie
Girl,” they returned in the early
hours of January 1.

Galiano Club Dance

To P.A. Music

The Galiano Club’s annual party
was held at the hall on New Year’s
Eve,.the hall committee in charge
of arrangements. The music,
which was supplied by a P.A. sys-
tem, similar to the one on order
by the club, was of excellent tone
and good volume, and was enjoyed
by dancers and non-dancers alike.

At the stroke of 12 all the com-
pany joined hands and sang “Auld
Lang Syne.’

‘Supper was served by Mrs. J.
P.. Hume and Mrs. A. Lord. D. A.
New was in charge of the music.

cue at Work Point Barracks.

battalion : last’ week.

“With.: his“; wife |-and =

Gabriel was .

“Geos, “Rowbottom,' of .the< Gana is
dian. Scottish, returned : with his:
He‘ is now.
-atchis home: in’ Sidney, at Roberts:
“yBay,::

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Also Boxed Chatty Note Stationery

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Every Saturday Evening ~ |
Commencing Jan. 19 “Fe

LEGION HALL, MILLS ROAD
8.30 to 12 p.m.

LEFTY MORGAN’S ORCHESTRA
Adm. 50c

Auspices. Saanich -Peninsula
Branch Canadian Legion

Refreshments |

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| STURDY TWEEDS— $9 95
a 100 pairs. 4 to 8 years exncpanunssanscacheveess | ba 0

ALL-WOOL HEAVY SERGE—

50 paits,

4 to 8 bets | | 5

CLEARING AT. LESS. THAN. cost.
a _ BEFORE STOCKTAKING oan

son). 9°
_ A’ party. in-his honor was held ‘on 4.

Friday ‘night at. the home of his: : iS
mother-in-law, Mrs. Wilson, Robes :;

cae Bay.

“The aveciiy. ances: ‘at: ‘the x P. EE oe
“Sidney* are: to. be “resumed

‘under™ the ‘management ‘of: Tom ©.

The first: dance -will be co i
held-.this. Friday. The dances were ‘f

a popular -feature of. the district _ :

SUNDAY. SCHOOL PARTY

AT “THE. ALDERS"”. : :
Mrs. V. C. Best, Mrs.’ A} Mal-

colm’ Smith and. Miss: Theresa
Rogers. were hostesses. recently at
a party given at the home of Mrs.
Best,

The afternoon: was apant in

“games, the teachers being assisted

in . entertaining . the .35 . children
G.- H,. Holmes, ’Mrs:- K.

‘ers and Alan Best,

Supper was. served at tables - §

attractively’ arranged with sea-
sonable decorations.

A-bag of candy, provided by

“The Alders.”: Ganges, for’ fl
« the children of. St.’ George’s Sun- |
. day: school,

during the summer and autumn | ff
7 months of last’ year. a

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Geoff Dun- |
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_ Miss Mary Dunean,

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