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EDUCATION WEEK PLANNED AT

‘Members of : Saauichton ’P.

T.A. The’ visitors -were
“the: acting’: vice-president,
Todd; who was inthe chair.

. President Sealey
eid teceni Suaiich Peninsula P.-TLA,
Council meeting. Miss J. Chamber-

din, principal of Patricia Bay -school,
‘reminded. the visitors of “Education

Week and invited parents to: attend
the .school during’ the afternoon of
March 12. A similar invitation was
extended by Miss D. Williamson,

AVERY TO HEAD
ISLAND SOCREDS

The monthly mecting of Group
‘Three, Social Credit League, was
held. tecently in the Mahon Hall,
Ganges, a large number pres-
ent.

‘P. Hawkins, president of ‘the So-
cial Credit League of B.C., was pres-
ent and addressed the meeting. The
election of officrs resulted in the

-elction of E. Avry as president, Scot

Clarke as” vice-president, Mrs. I’.
Sharpe, second. vice-president, Mrs.
BK, 1. Newnham, treasurer, and [.
J. Nemman secretary.

Prior to: the meeting Mr. Newn-
ham ‘ entertained . Mr.. Hawkins and a
few friends at dinner, |

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effects in.checks and splashes.

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“PATRICIA BAY AND McTAVISH
-TLA.
were visitors to the Mebruary meet-? March 10 from 1 pam. to 3
ing of Patricia, Bay>MeTavish P= |
greeted -by
William

principal of MeTavish  sehool,
p.m.

~Mrs..S. North reported o maga-
j zines and ‘radio, and. Mrs. Read-
ings reported «that aiemherekie wis

now at. 45,

In charge-of the nominating com-
wittee for. Saanich = Peninsula “P.-
Tha. Council was Mrs. Eves, who
asked. for volunteers ta: serve on the
council. a ‘
~ Mrs, We R, Orchard. gave a de-
tailed report on the North. Saanich
[! Health Council.
Under the direction of Prograin
Convener Mrs. C. Whipple a_ brief
ceremony of recognition of the
founders of P.-T.A. was observed.
Taking part were G. 2. Nimmo and
W. G. Chornlesky of Saanichton.
Each participant read a verse and:
toak an appropriately colored flower
to demonstrate it.
' A film show concluded
| ning’s entertainment.

lowed
ments.

the eve-
This was fol-
of refresh-

by the serving

INJURED IN-COLLISION.

Woman injured in a car accident
on Beacon
of Saturday,

Ave, during the evening

Feb. 27, was Mrs. Ruth
Dosch, a resident of Shangri-La
Auto Court. Last week the name of
the victim was crroncously given as
| Mrs. A. Kusch.

JACKETS

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Korea A

frermath-UNKRA at

OW ork:

Even before the guns were silenced in Korea, the United Nations

Korean Reconstruction Agency

was at work trying to heal the

| ‘wounds caused by war. One of the key tasks facing UNKRA in its

reconstruction work,

is the rehabilitation of Korea’s shipping.

Shown above (right) is the “Chin Hae Man” dredge purchased
‘by UNKRA in Honolulu and shivpned to South Korea where it

will be. used to reopen that na

tion’s western harbors to peace-

time navigation. At left is the United States Navy dry dock, “USS

Ft. Mazvion,” which transported t

; AMERICAN
STORK IS NOT
FAR BEHIND

he dredge from Hawaii to Korea.

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| In and

The American stork has not lag- | | AROUND TOWN

ged behind his Canadian cousin.
; This was the view expressed tw |
Reeve Sydney Pickles of Central‘ ‘
Saanich upon his return from an ex-
tensive holiday in California. The
reeve explained that the problem of
housing an unprecedented number of

school children is as severe south
of the border as it is mt British
‘Columbia.

Reeve Pickles | has been staying in
California since the New Year,
while he. and Mrs. Pickles were re- !
gaining their health. Looking fit
and ready again to take his place at
the head of the council table, the
reeve has benefitted by. his holiday.

. The Central Saanich chief magis-
trate ‘expressed amazement at. the
number of: used car lots in: Cali-
‘fornia. Acres and’ acres of. land are
filled: to- ‘capacity. with used ‘cars, he
reports: : While -the : majority: doa!
steady - business.’
used cars, there are ‘a. number spe-:
Sializing’ in: pre- “war, “cars. ee

dnsivanee aden were : opened by
“Ceniteal: Saanich council on Thesday":
evenings a an
Significant | offer wis! that’ of

Victoria® firny of insurance “ageints.
“who - enclosed a ‘covering: fetter exX-
plaining: its. tender and: had omitted
to enclose the tender.

_ Tenders were referred to th an
irene committer S yd

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British freighter. Mr. John has
sailed the B.C. coast for a number
of years. This is his first voyage on
a deep-sea vessel.

Mrs. A. Jarrett. Dencross Ter-
race, returned to her home on Sun-
day, following a visit to California
and Vancouver.

Mrs. H. Boffey, ‘Victoria, was a
week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.
Easton, Fifth St.

Mr, and Mrs. H. Loehr, Seattle.
Wash., are guests of Mrs. Loehr's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Von Vol-
kenberg, Queens Ave.

Mr. and Mrs.'A. Finlayson have
returned. to® their shome in’ Ensign,
Alta... following a. two-weeks’. visit
Mr. Finlayson’s - brother and
sistér-in-law,'Mr. and Mrs... Hi

H
I Finlayson, Fifth St...
‘handling See

‘Sunday guests at the home of Mrs.

tion, principle :
Dr.. Otta Diesel .
employ ed coal

in» Hamburg
‘dust vas: fuel. -

NOTICE
-Purthiasers of Sanseha’ Chr Chub:
memberships are advised not’ to
‘aveept ‘numbers 571-600, These
were remeved from a location
and, are declared: cancelled,

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Quar Losses $2, 75

inion, and Nairns a, of

vere. ~consticied, by:

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son-Smith and Mrs. H. Smith. Those |

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patient recently.in Rest Haven Hos-

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Maple Road,
cing.

decided: to -aceept: ‘responsibility for

i May.
resume of the history of the Wo-
men’s World Day of Prayer.
R. H. Chappell played the organ.
Collection amounted to $10.10.

celled and. are not. authentic. ‘

Ot 0 ee eo ta FY

DEEP COVE

eee

The evening group of the Deep
Cove United © hureh W.-A. held its
monthly meeting on Tuesday, Marelt,
2. at the home of Mrs.- Gordon: Llay,
Cypress ¢ Road... The despatch «of
aster gifts to Pat and Susan Mil-
ler was :approved, . The group. also

the. serving of. snpper* to choristers
after the Saturday evening concert,

Group committee for Deep Cove
Scouts held their monthly meeting
at the home of Miss W. J. Brown.

Madrona Drive. on Thursday eve-
ning, March 4

Deep Cove Community Club stay
edo a_ocard party on Friday evening,
Mareh 5, at the school. Whist, crib
and "500° were played at 16 tables.
Winners were: crib, ladies’ high,
Mrs. A. Smith; 2, Mrs. J. Stewart:
consolation, Mrs. Fo Allen: gentle-
men, 1, EL MM. Seott: 2.) Mrs. 2D.
Robinson; 3.) NK. Smith.  Whist.
ladies’, 1, Mrs. H. Starek: consola-
tion, Mrs. Stimpson; gentlemen's,
Barbara Starck: consolation, Mrs.
A. Moore.’ “500°, ladies’, 1, Mrs.
Watson’ Simith; 2. Mrs. Tripp; con-
solation, Mrs. Bowes: gentlemen, 1,
Mr. Smith: 2, W. Stewart: consola-
tion, Mr. ‘Tripp. A regular card

narte will he hetd nest Friday.

good attendance of ladies of |
been Cove met at St. Augustine's
Hall for the World Day of Prayer.

Leaders were Mrs. William Ander-|

faking part in the prayers were Mrs.

I. Watts, Mrs. R. Payne, Mrs. |

iA. Sutter, Mrs. H. J. Watts, Mrs.
J. S. Gardner and Mrs. Clement

e

Mrs. A. J. Watts gave a brief

Mrs.

A. E. Bazett-Jones, who was a

pital, has returned to his home on
where he is convales-

TICKETS
STOLEN

Tickets for membership in the -
Sanscha Car Club have been
stolen from one of the. locations
where they are on sale. The pub-
lic has been advised by the com-
mittee responsible that. these
‘tickets are numbered~ from 571-
600. Prospective’ purchasers are
warned not to accept: tickets: so
numbered as they have been.can-

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COOK HEADS
COUNCIL FOR
NEW PERIOD

. Cools will head: North Saan-
"Heatit Council for a further
term. Mr. Cook was re-clected presi-
dent -by acclamation at the annual
neuting recently. - ;

AIP elections ..were” . unanimous. |
These included Mrs. G. Stuart, vices .
chairman: Mrs: G. C. Johnston, sec-
retary-treasurer; A. Calvert, Mrs. :
W. Rk. Orchard, Miss M.. Enos and
Mrs. PLT. MeNutts exccntive:

Mr. Cook expressed regret at the ;
still’ poor attendance shown at the :
meeting. There were 14) organiza: |
tions represented.

The dental clinic committee re-
ported that 21 children had been
treated to date and It cases were
completed. The excellent standing
of the funds of the clinic was in
great part attributed to the gesture
of Dr J. D. Butler, ir was stated.
A discount of 10 per cent has been
allowed by the Sidney dentist on his
bills. In view of this standing it. is
felt that a small number of  pre-
school children can now be accepted
by the scheme. .

The council will ask Sidney Vil-
lage Commission to arrange an ad-
dress hy the village sanitary inspect-
ur ot ig [wopuscd sewerage scheine.

Ambulance H

An emergency ambtlance for Sid-
ney was again discussed and the cast
of a new or second-hand vehicle was
considered far beyond the means of
the district. The council heard
recommendations for the conversion Nersien |

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RE, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES S|

March 10, 19%-4,

Scout Bridge Drive
Realized Nearly $86 .\ )

Total of $78 was realized for the
funds of the Scout movement in Sid-
ney by thes recent. telephone. liridge
drive, .

‘in this total Were ‘cash
received | from” Mrs. i.
Goddard, Miss E.:Gwynne, . Migs’ -C.-
Macdowall;. H.: Bewley or wae ae
Thomson. ,

| neluded

Two ‘nostesses during the -drive
were Mrs. G: R. Stuart. and Mrs:
DLR. Ross.’ These names! were omit-.
ted on the previous list.

Supreme authority on English
grammar, the Oxford Enylish Dic-
tionary numbers about 50° volumes
and is rarely found outside inst}-
tutions. :

of an old car or
purpose.

Possibility of forming a St. john }
Ambulance Brigade unit in Sidney
brought to light the fact that the or-
ganization would contribute to “fr.
acynisition of an ambulance if such
unit were formed here. The coun-
cil will investigate whether suffi-
cient memhers are interested in tak-
ing a first aid course. .

On the motion of Mrs. Hammond.

panel truck for the

atten,

the executive will investigate ihe
institution of certain changes in the

council constitution.

SPRING

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Both in ladies’ and
children’s, arriving
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