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. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW | Thursday, July 2, 1953.

| Reflections From the Pasi
_ 20: YEARS AGO

In: the’ recent “examinations of the’
z associated” board’ ‘of - the Royal
Sidney, Vancouver Istand, B.C... | Schools ‘of Music ‘candidates of Ger-

‘Every Wednesday os | trude M, Straight, L.A.B., A.T.C.M.,
By Peninsula Printing Co. Ltd:

coe Were all successful. Following. were
_ 2. Je S RIVERS, President. and Managing Director. | Grd Mae Wen oath Hall Patsy
». Member: of B.C. Division, Canadian. Weekly Newspapers’ Association. Biles Jett OMS i eer ichlan
vee "Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association, | anecn: Jettery, Margaret Critch ey;
+ cMember ‘Audit Bureau of Circulations.. Barry Hall Helen Keyworth, Muriel

Auc all,

Contract'-for ‘the construction of

re rnewerassteenrensenny

players were Mrs. Trench, Mrs. Mil- was one further characteristic that
ler, Miss Page. Mrs. Mogg, Mr. | . - 9 | saved the Ruchrer from insignifi-
Trench, Mr, 2, . Hovt g : Tf () R cance an was’ pro! ably the major

a small boat breakwat Sid LW, Colfer. ‘Harbee: House tom | 1E CULE 5 ,influence in his life and that of :
Wharf has been awarded by the fed. | ciuded | Mrs. T. ie Ree Mrs. | Boo / Cevlew | ler was, noutstandine "Oe _ | q)
eral government. to’. Victoria Pile | Charlesworth, Miss Ruth Walter, | Or tary or common ' liaean ting
Driving Company, The breakwater Miss Di. Crofton, T. PF. Speed, Der- : al vs im ressed -him_ in others
and floats will.cost in the region of | 72t Crofton, Desniond Crofton and}. “Hitler”, by Alan Bullock; Od- a cares don Be the ors
$4,000. _ G. Shove. a thams; 738 pp. and appendices, $6. t his, blic oeakin pa ee bower

. Meeting ‘at the Ardniore Golf On Thursday evening of last. week. ; a \" us pur P fal .

Club. on Sunday. featured a Salt a Liberal mecting. at. Pender Islarid This is not, by the ‘author's pre- breech sta ditteut inne follone
Spring Island: team and the home | heard an Address by. Candidate M. face, a review of National Social-| cae he Fie t World, War te ‘he ,
players, The ‘visiting’ team was vic- 3. Jackson, KC. The speaker Was Jism in Germany. It is a ero feat di “followin the cola i
torious. Following are the ‘players: supported by Mrs, Beckett, of Saan- | of Hitler, the child, the youth, the t Ge ‘hoes in the Second World
Salt Spring, D. K. Crofton, D. G.| <i Mex | MacDonald, of. North | adult and the tyrant, It is signifi- War. The same mocdy intolevay
Crofton, J. Hale, W. Evans F. Mor. Saanich: and Mrs, H. P, Hodges. of ‘cant that the writer,. who: has _ " . that fovens —
ris, °C, 'Springford “Paddy. Crofton; Victoria, R. S. W. Corbett was in gained -access to all: kinds ae t the 1 vadershi of the nation was
Rev. Aitkens, A: WwW. Drake, N. W. ame tae tee _ _ formation and material, should | ‘tl “Snstrumental in -brin ing
Wilson. Ardmore, Pat Hope WoT. Mrs. W. L. Rogers and -her baby | summarize ‘the © former ‘German the final colla se of that nation, g
Sisson, A. Deildal J. Anderson A returned home to Cranberry Marsh.j chancellor in ae 11 : P if Et jon.
Faves, -C. Gamble H. T. S. Hope on Saturday - from Victoria. _She the brief epithet, The life of Ado er f the
H. L. Witherby. G. S. Pownall, A ; Was accompanied by her sister, Miss ! tyrant, . Many somewhat pathetic. story -of the

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i Phursday, July 2, 1953
- A PROGRESSIVE STEP __

ae! ee . | Bastin ; Venda’ Johnson and Miss Brown | observers tend fall of a great nation from Victor.
a Vv ee | “From that date, until late in ‘On Friday afternoon Mrs, Jout [and Miss Nellie Rogers, all of Vic-| to regard too lan prosperity under the Haps-
0 other single centre in Central Saanich or-in. North | August, there was no word of. the 5 noon, Airs, Joule, |

A" ‘Saanich attracts more people every year to this a mont eee nen it Cant capes
than Butchart Gardens. Because of the famed a the. Mua tel? vaptain Ha

Sr. lent her Pender Island home | on™ who will Spend @ short holi-
for a bridge tea in aid of. St. | “Nise. King, accompani d by |
a ‘ aot) Mrs. ga anied by her
Peter's “Anglican Church, Prizes daughter, Miss Joyce King, arrived
were. won by ‘Mrs. A. E. Craddock, | at Ganges on. Sunday. They are
Mrs. P. Grimmer and E. Cartnell pee ., fe Sey
fen 7 wie ceteg ye ine | residents of Shipman, in. England.
vrs Joule “Se ee Te. | The Visitors will “be the guests of
Logan rents SENS ate. and Mrs. Ronald O. King and
, a Bee ar eye “
Miss /Wera Robson, ‘accompanied | Cone Kings | Highcroft’ : Ganges.
by Miss . Pierce, recently «spent a are ae OPP Save a picnic

iY

closely the rise
of Germany un-
der Hitler and
overlook the
threat he repre-
sented. to all.
forms of demo-
cratic. freedom.

There are |
many interest---
: aren wee ; fi er. i “2 Tule) ing--features ‘to :
couple of. days: visiting “Mrs. S/H 4 10° ne pupils on the beach at Ful: his : le cordi =
> ers ford) Harbour onthe last day of this’ somewhat “lengthy: »disserta
Robson ‘at Mayne -Island. ce - : : 1 . he early days of his
Mrs. Wo A Alexander’ entert: ined | SChool., A-few parents were “also| tiom:. During the early lays Of Nis
eb SEAN Se : a teint See eriaine 'present. _ ne : , ae rise to’. fame - Hitler was . named
a number of ‘young. ladies ~ at’ the

manse at Pender Island on Thurs. | Conservative | women © of ‘Sidney Schicklgruber by his~ political op-| . y he Churches

‘burgs to the degradation of defeat
and partition. To every student of
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exceedingly Jong and most harmonious: relationship with Ship. eye Eo Honolulu aad
_ this’ part‘of the Peninsula, many of. us at times are inclined San Francisco.) 0
to forget the major part it has played over -the years in|* “Later a message was flashed by
attracting tourists: northward: from Victoria and district. | the light-keeper on Destruction: Is-
It has been a powerful factor in the development of this | land, off the coast of Washington:
district for several generations, 2 ae
Last week. saw: the gardens illuminated ‘at. night. for
_..the first-time. Mr.‘and Mrs: Ian Ross are fully deserving
of community: approbation for the ‘progressive step which.
. Was taken this*year. Night lighting of the gardens will
‘increase. substantially the numbers’ of. visitors ‘who comé
 Aanually to ‘Central Saanich: and other parts of the Pen-

New

“ ‘Half-Moon sailing round =and
round: island. Old) man “won't
speak’ wap 3 : 4,

“DT thought my. father must -be
ill. A ship, witha‘ crew of: ‘seven,
was put at-iny disposal to attempt
a..rescue voyage: south; -but ‘the:
skipper ‘was aot: enthusiastic “be-

¥. G. Richards’

i

day in honor of: Miss Lorna Suthers! 24 district’ will hold a meeting’ in | ponents... This name was later to

. pa a i

: 5, : > Wesley fr y Tridav even} bel ced when" he was ‘at war |= . . —
ete Bee eS oe Ss feause of the weather, Neverthe-/land, of | Vancouver. During the | Sealers wil ines cvening: with the reat af the world, “tts tf] 7 i Le
carrying out the major eoretnamngn, Were responsible for less, we drove ahead. At Neat Bay [afternoon's “contents afse Verna | Seekers Col. CW. Peck, V.C. | basis was that of the illegitimacy || Brentwood College |.
.... carrying out, the major construction: job is pleasing to the | We learned from ‘customs officials) Hand and “Miss Ruth “Menzies were Also present willbe Mrs. S. F. Tot-| fan ancestor, By this calculation|| as Pe eee
entire communit aswell, 2° cre that nothing had been “heard or | successful. The hostess: was-‘assist- | ° _ IRL Maitland. <C. ; his name was not Hitler. The al- Memorial Chapel
no eae VAS Welle fos Le coy “ {seen of the ‘Half Moon’ from any) ed at tea by her. sister,. Miss Sher- pee ane ®t. Maitland, K.C., Van- ternative appellation, however, was (Parish Church of Brent d
nee Seen: : ee . a of the fishermen or sailors who fre- man.. Guests | included” Miss M. ; Couver. . ! s rites. I entwood)
Do a one = eh SS Rev. and Mrs. McNauel for- | false; ‘states the writer, as the oe
ELECTRICAL | EXTENSION. _ | duented the port. Hal George, an} Dickinson, Miss F. Hand, Miss V. | merly of Salt. Spring wi) ats ; owe liflegitimacy was legally covered up {| Rev. N. A: Lowe, BA, L.Th. |
: TRE: suggestion: was made some -time ‘ago. that electric old Indian, took mie. in his fish Cote an Mbp Miss a been. mubite, ce vA ea Mrs , . C. | by the early Hitler. ot an
es Gane Pe atieseras a smigsinn micht. : roar ona search as far as. the| Corbett, Miss Mae Bowerman, Miss id ate aa 6 AE CY on. ae Atenen be oe
ae lines of the B.C. Power Commission might be extended. Umatillah Light Ship. The fish} M.A, ‘Smith, Miss R. H. Menzies, Kyle at Deep Cove, prior to leaving | Lazy, ‘moody, discontented. and |}. Sunday, July 5
_ atan early date from Salt Spring Island to Galiano, Mayne} poat leaked like a basket but we) Miss Beth Brackett and Miss Grace | fOr their new home in Saskatche- |. ready ‘to eal ot any pine to-1 |: “Morning Prayer-c... 10.30.a.m. 7.
~-and other islands. . Recently we've heard: nothing: about managed to get back to Neah Bay.| Sherman... ce APWARE ards Mis ate io dene ath ae ae ee ee |
Tra Droptessive step. The hope has been expressed by | There a mesnaue wes eminem | Sherman... er eae OE tiered OE unflattering pen. ‘The writer sees | ===
nite cers that the plan has not been shelved indef-| my Towed into La Push Harbor,| 23 ¥EARSAGO “Gals day in Sn ioe aq | hit enter politics, not asa fervent || ANGLICAN. SERVICES _ :
MEL Ye BoB 2 Weg eae ey i i a a Os |, bowed into, La. Push 2arOF-) Chaplin’ ‘and. Oswald, Vesuvius | Ya day in Sidney to be observe ‘protagonist of a new. theory, but | COR ecto Ree” Raw’ Wheaene. Fo a
It is almost impossible to fully comprehend what pro- 30 Tha bwas ore Cae vcr.| Bay -breeders.-of poultry. who ‘have | 02 Dominion. Day will. feature In- | asa starving man ‘grasping for an i Rector, Rev. Rey. Melville ¥ e )
_8ress‘would follow the extension of the Commission’s ‘lines aa ved o ope vane specialized ‘in the ‘production of, Ply- | 4a". par Canoe races at the: Sidney | ‘opportunity: to better his own lot] os .
_to Galiano, Mayne, Saturna -and North and: South Pender. Sccured: a 42-toot . boat, the mouth ‘Rocks, are gaining world: re- | “8? 7 oe ws Lat the expense ‘of his fellows, poo 2. Sunday, July '5-
~ De ost stabilizing. factor in the nown. for .their.. famous: birds. Last |. After-a search party ;had been or- :

" baat ; yin .- That. mental-and physical charac- |}° Holy Trinity". -
a te eae yk ee . week the Salt. Spring Island. poultry, ; $anized to find the missing: Lauretta'! ter, allied with a suggested -psy- Litany and 2”
Commission to. make [farm ‘shipped eight birds to. the Jap- | Emery ‘at Mayne Island, the young | oj |

t extension is planned and

the nosis, amounting. almiost to°a- per-.
anese Imperial: : government.’ “The /:Ster Was. found. in: the’ dispensary ‘of version, were the motivating forces
Jocal farm’ has, gainéd: recognition in Archie Georgeson’s store, where ‘she’ ‘to the riseof an: unknown illiterate
‘this ‘country and”.af the . Wembley 1s-assumed to have been sleeping... j to the leadership of a nation: There
: ss |} Mrsand “Mrs. Hartman; Mrs." Bal- SN EE

{lard-an'd'“Mr. Chambers were among | Plush one side, waterproof the - other,
| Passengers leaving Saturna ~ aboard Reward. Advts Se
a.team from. Musgrave’s.|the. Island: Princess ‘on Thursday. VAL C

| ~-Lost;: between Sidney- and. Experi-

‘isiting | mental. ‘Station,’

fat

St. Augustine's
BB |. Holy Communion
| As. Crossingham. and:.H..Petford | == :

ids returned to'Saturna Isl d oni: Thurs-:
one carriage robe. day. 08 =

bridge which
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nut once: using hi
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Service:
ERYB

spel Hall

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if ‘ -man.. place |;

aided if he’should be incapaci-

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om usiness or dwel-

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s -weight™ | 1% d
“es Hechad ‘also.

ut speaking ‘to™ th
light. keeper.) He» could’ not:
» [his calls and: was trying tof
a. | for himself: what) island: asec se
"On the whole, his'provision had} ™
“| lasted «well. He’: fownd. “himself |.
‘overstocked with biscuits, jamvand{:
ML bacon but: somewhat short.on flour,
| Potatoes) tomatoes: and “lime. juice, |:
He-used none ‘of-the $0 gallons “of [s.
‘gasoline he*Nad-taken“for the ‘ens | -
‘gine and returned with:two- gallons |)...
of the eight gallons.of coal. oil he |.
‘had taken: forcooking,: oo 80,
o“My-father had achieved a re= |:
markable feat. in. navigation, Some: |
one went’ so: far.as. to’ say that: te |.
had created a record fur a single.
hander at sea, However that may
beyche certainly ‘established -some
sort of record in youthful esuber-
anee for a man of 77, We took

EVERY WEDNESDAY _
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8 pm.

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Shady’ Creek— hand hae
Public worship.ise10,00 am,
~St..Paul’s—
Public Worship..cnl 1.30 am,
7,30 p.m,

ev W. Lyttle.

Guest Mintsters R

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It is-for-his. problems

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cdown ntocher | Rag,
with actantern. Olin, the bilge: exe, GD

Dladed In his facaee oo:
DAs Captain Gearga. Ma cy fs
Ashed telling’ his: father's ‘story, tlic. | bes
“Cy Peck" approached Mayne Tae] ee
lind where, the M wide family: had.
om |e #0 oer Ae ae ratte Ci
feet tee OF Ting to, the Jeague,. as. your corres: Navy } yea enews Tis prageat (ck
an ane ee Avondent stile wd thie Prope t thing jatsas master of the Cy Peck" and |.
the sumer in) Although le seems io think | was | DTemioter of its ernttiay, miwat: have a
stifled “and. 7 me dv saying: pitcher: De Stone: called. for, Many, personal adjuste,
A eras A ASTON gs Te sty ing: pitcher: Done Sten ments. Ty asked abot (hate. co. .
} [ton blew. tpl: Mite. Jamess: onthe, The Captain grinned at the mens
other. Nand, “is Anite coistaken” in. ary of his owl. diseomfoarture,
Saying, “he asker to retire heedise “Vhon T first came back from war
[of avery kore arm", Actally, Coach. service in the navy Tl still had the
| Don: Forster took. ov Don because lara wad ‘way of issuing orders; for |
he Tad another pitcher in reserve, ane thing: ‘Smartlycwith that fine!! |
Mt had nothing to. do With a sore TT sed ta snap. ‘Smartly with that
arm, oe ps line. But the -folka- baek: home
And as faras getunir the faris are here soun’ fixed ine
miaeerned, Tam quite capable of perhaps the Captain's ‘tall’ son,
doing that hy anyself, would, ise Ashleye now' al erew member? of L.
sure: -your.-correapondent.. When T the "Cy "Peek", Cand his young]
need. Mr. Forster's. help or. anyone Pdaughter Aligans had adinstmanty foo
alee UH ask for I, VT deported. the O)otherrown ta make, oe Steph ores fie eo
RUNG Truth tally: wind ae far cag’ Team | iatked ta Ashley, when, dhey. Tater | ayy
ed my faers: Were carrect. fiaar tapea moment lon: deck, OM ity.
DAVE BROWN, havea fair nam her Ale pasaen iors
. |, Aboard todayy Maven't: you Rh ees peed
Ashley qlanced <at> ber: shyly oc
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important, satisfying. work to do, .

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WeoGe James criticdahg ow.
hima sofemine that: also. appeared:
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Weekly Prayer Servige 7.30 p.m,

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“— SBranehos Noo a Legionnaires”,
Kverybody. realizes 4a what team ]
am. reforring. when Tsay’ Sidney,
That way’ it ds caster and it uses

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