Wednesday, October 10, 1951. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW PAGE NINE

ae ~ -CHRISTENING SERVICE © of Mr. and Mrs. Max Allan was’.
Comfortable Cars. ; . SAANICH PENINSULA. |: given the names Linda ‘Jean. - ;

BRANCH NO. 37 .AT ISLAND CHURCH | The erandparents present “were... ;

vetty .christening remony |
LEGION A pretly “christening ceremony Mrs. Stella Bowerman..and Mrs...:

took place in connection .with: the | joi. “allan. “The christening robe:
N EWS Thanksgiving. service on’ Sunday,| worn ‘by baby Linda was’ one. of:
(By William Stewart)

Oct. 7, in ‘the Pender Island | United ; three generations.
The regular. monthly. meeting of }

church, when the infant: daughter| Pod. Stebbings officiated.
Saanich Peninsula ‘pranch. ” "No.: .37 oe oT a

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FRANK’S NEWS & SMOKES

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. y b P eged to. get ° mo tes was held in the Orange Hall, Saan- |
eo ‘ Prize-Winning “Snapshot of: ichton, on. Oct.-15 with 40. members N 0 T i Cc E
: ; Se present.
THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES Comrade. T. Overman, first. vice-

president,.presided at. this mecting,

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vida uG - 120 - 122 - 127 - 616 - 620 Kod lors C116 and 8 due tg the dines wiabie ta attend. | LAVENE S BEAUTY SALON 4 .

- - B odacolors and 8 m.m. S, rs

. then let us develop and print these for you. The secretary, Comrade J. L. Mar- IS CLOSED FOR HOLIDAY. . 4 a

You will be pleased. tin, reported on the Royal Visit ar- i] au

_ ‘rangements made by the Victoria ; ar rn
{ shall have a limited supply of Victoria Daily Colonist and and Districh Zone Council, ‘This | Will Reopen November 5. t
Victoria Times Special Visit numbers. Order your copies early. branch was requested to send 30 | d

— {members, but Comrade Martin re- BEACON AVENUE. ; SIDNEY, B.C... 4 ”

ported. as many members as. wish ; 41-3 | ve

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Here is a piano: we are ae
proud ‘to ‘sell—-our custom -"»
“ers “proud to own.

British cars won 13 of the 18 prizes for.the best lookifig, best equipped . heen an Go 50 a. accommo~
and most comfortable cars at the recent Monte Carlo Rally. Concours ation” can’ be arrange
de Confort. British car manufacturers are constantly. engaged in tests to | Committee reports were given at
improve the present performance and equipment of new cars. Modern: | this meeting, and the Poppy Fund }
equipment is being installed for. better riding. comfort, better driving in | committee headed by Comrade Alan |
all kinds of :weather. for drivers and passengers, . - With a standard: Mark | Calvert : reported «that. sufficient |
gq} VI Bentley, W. M. Couper won the Grand Prix d'Honneur, a prize awarded | poppies have been ordered for the as
‘| for interior comfort and suitability for long distance. touri ing at the Monte | coming campaign. Recommended | fi:
Carlo Rally: - His car was. perfectly equipped for “the ‘ardous . 2,000-mile changes inthe branch by-laws were |
wintey test and its fixtures included ‘wipers to Keep the headlamps free 8 , i ’
from snow,:a fog light with an extending arin, a barometer on the steering submitted by the by-laws committee ; |
wheel, and a device for washing the wind screen when the car is in motion. | °"4 approved | by the: ‘members pre- 1
This picture shows Mr. Couper standing beside his Bentley -c arcat Monte sent. : | :
Carlo. The headlight wipers can be clearly seen. ee: a ef Comrade c. A. “Dadds | was ap- if

— cicero enna nt names tint | com parade marshal for’ the}

HIGH SCHOOL IL STUDENTS STUDY . -| Nov. 11. Remembrance Day. service.

OPERATION OF COLD STORAGE PLANT st tne. noventer meeting” which |

| A few students from North hacia Mr. Gardner conducted the group | WH! fall on Nov. 5. :
lich -high school had the privilege | first through the locker ‘section. of Comrade Jack Gordon outlined to |

a . !the plant where’a-temperature of the ‘meeting the present status. of | f
Nir Id. < our ‘
of going “behind scenes” in a cold) ont cero is maintained and where |? 156 Battery (HAA) R.C.A. °

storage plant on the Thanksgiving | hundreds of householders have lock-| F#tticia Bay. This. local _ reserve
week-end when Sidney Cold Storage | ers stacked high with innumerable unit is in dire need: of-men_as the
manager,.G. A. Gardner : invited | frozen dainties. Goods in bulk were unit is’ considerably, under-manned.
j them down to’'see the: meat. and|also much in evidence,;sausages in He requested-aid of the membership
poultry being prepared for. the many | long strings and thousands of ducks} DY, Way: of joining the: unit. on*a

‘big. dinners ‘ plarined for, “the holi- lin’s storage for the Sidney- Duck Co. | CMe" year- trial -basis...-He' stated~in

his"address ‘that unle: re-
day. | The quick- ~freeze: room, tempera- cruits. “were, seins =|
ture 30 degree below. zero; | came

Work Of Sidney : 6 “ }next on the . visiting -list ° followed danger: that..t aes oe nay. ed dis=

‘|-by as long sojourn in ‘the much: oe :

; : ; nate A: letter from Comrade: ‘Arthur: J.

Lodge Is Judged » | warmer. cool room where.many car- 1p “ash, M.L.A.; was read in which he

Bs Vi wee casses were hanging.” An: explana- stated that, due to ‘illness he was
vy. ictorian oo. "sl tion’ of the freezing’ machinery ‘and

unable to” address: the: ‘meeting. on

*: Victory Temple’ No. 36; “pythian a, demonstration. of. how: the sensi- this. date. However it: was. ‘decided:

Sisters: held their regular meeting in tive solenoid switches. operate prov- to ‘ask “Comrade: ‘Ash to: dress

the’ K.P. Hallion’ Tuesday, ‘Oct. 9: ed: é an. Anteresting ‘point: of, me Pl the meeting’ in: “November

‘Most. Excellent. Chief BE. S. Taylor |. Ae “Cutting Meat,

“presided, 27 members being preent| a B wiches er Fitzp: Niele’ “Wen * ae | Commences Sevent

“T7.[and five" visitors.. 2 Yover -and' demonstrated how. a’ blue |
~ District Deputy Giana: Chief. Luey) ; =| Broadeasting: Year

Keiser, of seer City, Temple No.’ :

Your Christmas Gift Subscriptions should be brought in now.
Let us handle these for you. Any magazine or paper.

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