Wednesday, August 31, 1955.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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SAANICHTON

South Saanich Anglican W.A.
have postponed their regular meet-
ing from September 7, to September
14, at the parish -hall at. 2.30 p.m.

Mr. and. Mrs..S. Fisher and five
children. were visiting. at. Miracle
Beach, Elk Falls, Duncan Bay, also
friends . at Campbell.” -River last
week-end. Bo

Miss Ann Love, of Pemberton

- Road, Victoria, was visiting with

Blaine: Edgell, Dew Saanich Road,
recently, :

Mr. and Mrs.:Gordon. Farr end
son, David, of Toronto, were visit-
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnstone last
week after motoring through the
United States to San Francisco
and then to B.C.

Mr, and Mrs. E. Sarup, of Pat-
terson Road, have been holidaying
up-Island at Georgia View. Auto
Court at Parksville last week.

Mrs. C. H. Metcalfe’ of Selkirk,
Manitoba, has returned home after
spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. W. Margeson, of Wallace
Drive, |

Miss Grace: Collins, RN., of Win-

. Nipeg, is now visiting. with, Mr. and
-Mrs. ‘W. Margeson, of. Wallace

Drive. Miss Collins is also visiting
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs, J. D.
Musclow, of Sidney.

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KEATING

Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hakin and |

daughter, Ruth, returned during
the week end from a holiday trip
which. took.-them «from “Anacortes
and Bellingham. up :thraugh: Hope

and other. points in that area... A |:
ANighlight of the trip was a visit in

Salmon Arm’ with an old. famliy
friend. of ‘Mrs. Hakin’s mother, Mrs.
P. Holloway.: This. friendship with
Mr.. Thompson, former. mayor’ of
Salmon Arm, and his family, ‘dates
back 50 years, and this visit was
much enjoyed by the families. Their

return route included Harrison
Hot Springs, Kamloops and Kel-
owna.

Among those attending the Pa-
cific National Exhibition in Van-
couver were Mrs. W. Steele and
Carol and: Eddie, of Telegraph
Road, accompanied by Mundi Per-

erson of Tanner’ Road. Laurence

Pederson and Ward Bishop are also
spending a brief holiday in Van-
couver as the guests of. Mr, and
Mrs.. A. Sumarlidson.  .

Miss Sharon Butler: and Greta
Pederson returned. this week from

a. three-day holiday trip to, Seattle.

-the first time,” will attend: the
“homes. ."¢,

: School.”

“priority, «Should:

“4 School,
as space permits.

Ns chee 4 to 12. ‘attending ‘school. in ‘this “piteict i ior ;

School’ Bus: frransportation will be provided primavily: for:

2 Q). High ° School: ‘pupils - living: 3. miles’ or: more: by regularly :
; ‘dravelled road from the nearest: High; School. 7

2) Blementar: y. Scliool "pupils: grades 1.to:6 living. 314. miles or :
“more ¥ by” ‘regularly. eavelled.. Toad eo an’ pigmentary,

" Where.. ‘aecominjodation: ‘ig’ inva fable: after: ‘the: pick. ups:int Os
"= geetions ‘(1)and.(2)-have been: made, Elementary. pupils” ”

.» living. in the areas..2% -to.1% miles.from an. Elementary. ..
“-Sehool shall then be’ accommodated | in’ so far as ‘possible, =
Pt  owwith: those living: nearest. the:.24%
Pee. ‘School Bus . accommodation
‘gvailable; High™ School pupils: living: furthest from. a “High

within the, 3 mile baling will ‘be - accommodated

For
The Long
Week-End

Tim e to. ‘get. that
7 shirt; tie or socks, the
‘sportswear; sweater,
slacks or ‘sports jac-.
ket. you-need for the
holiday. ny

The. ‘Home of
SOCIETY. BRAND .
2 - CLOTHES -

Bppreprlate: ‘School, nearest: a

4: mile limit:being: given :
still, be

Diesel Car for E. & N.

i Gates, Steve Bates, Mr. and Mrs. ;

'A. Sacke, Mr. and Mrs. D. Wood,
| Mr. and Mrs. F, Allen, Mr.
| Mrs. N. Grieve, Mr. and Mrs. Allan |
Barker, Mr.and Mrs. W. W. Michell. !
Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Logan,
Woodward, Mr. and Mrs. J. Aspin-
all, Mr. Painter,. Victoria; J. Helps,
Harry Bickford, Mr. and Mrs. ¥. lL.
Brownlee, Iaiss McNally,. Mr. and
Mrs. R, Troup, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Doney, Capt. and Mrs. R. Duncan,
Capt. and. Mrs. -Montgomery, -Mr.
and. Mrs. Ed Fenton,.David John-
ston, Anne Knott,.R. Godfrey.

and. | Shrink thread if it is to be. used for:

D. {in -@ vessel'.of “boiling water. for

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SHRINKING THREAD |, -
It is sometimes necessary to

drawn. work, This can be. easily:
done by. placing the spool of thread

about an hour. It’ will not destroy
the gloss, :

Armour, A. B. Dalziel, Mr. and: Mrs.
J.. BE. Nimmo, Mr.: and’ Mrs.:
Bickford, Mr,
Seidel, Mr. and Mrs. F.-Edgell, Mrs. 3,
W.. Bate, Mr. and: Mrs. .N.. Foster;
Mr. and Mrs. E: ‘Hutt,-Mr.-and Mrs, *-

Me
and Mrs.’ Johannes ee

Capt. and Mrs. Torrible, Mrs, iD, Paterson. and Mr. and Mrs. ©:
Ronnelin, Gordon Hemstreet, Mrs. Palmer... . fee eo

New comfort, convenience and speedy. service are
in view for Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway travel-
lers when the Canadan Pacific’s new, self- -propelled
rail. diesel car, pictured above, enters service be- .
tween Victoria and Courtenay early. in September.
From a standing start this rail unit can attain a:

speed of 44 m.p.h, in 60 seconds; and it. will report- —
’ edly. cut hours from: present. E,. & N. rail schedules
between the captal city and Cour tenay. The: Cana-
dian Pacific has 14 rail diesel units in operation in
sections of: western and eastern Canada. ;
: 77Canadian Pacific Railway photo. _

Improved hiding strength enables :

TRUTONE WHITE to cover any °.

.”. light color in only one coat. TRU
_ TONE... WHITE actually .cleans ‘it-

self. Intensely white. . . and stays ||

white. - For: lasting ° SEONOY “Use

_ TRUTONE: WRITE. ff

Butler. Brothers Supplies Ltd

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KEATING. CROSSROAD. QUADRA at CLOVERDALE.
Keating 90 : ;

Phone 3- 6911

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“MORE ABOUT

CUSTOMS

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F URTHER LIST OF DONORS, TO.
“LYNN WRIGHT TRUST FUND |

Officials of the trust fund: being | Mr. and Mrs.-E.M. Maber, Mr. and
;vaised for. the assistance’ of. Lynn | Mrs: F. W. Scriver, Mrs. Don- Joyce,
- seouaiel Wright, Saanichton - girl. who. re- |Clarence Butler, E. C.; Mr. and
port would not change the situa-. ‘ cently . Suffered severe injuries: in | Mrs. C. A. Dadds,. F. Michell, Mr.”
tion in the least in’so far as. the | an accident, have released the fol-:|and Mrs. C..Essery, Mr. and Mrs.
communities of Sidney and North lowing additional list of donors: « |-Wm: Taylor, F. Burdge, T.. Brock,
Saanich are cancened; _ Donald Wood, Mr. and Mrs, Wm. | Mr. and Mrs, H. Robinson, Mr.-and

“In ‘operating Patricia :Bay” Air-- Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Michell, | Mrs.-'T. “‘Youell, Mr. and -Mrs.. H:

Port with officers from Victoria | | Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. R. Clements,
rather than “from Sidney, we are |

PRESCRIPTION.

Dispensing. our

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i Mr. ‘and Mrs. R.° “Ratcliffe, ‘Ron
motivated by: the: fact’ that,.in the “BRE N TWOOD ‘Hurst, ° ‘Specialty. _
majority of cases, air express and | -—-~—-—-—— - |..-Mr.-and. Mrs, R. E. Nimmo, Bila
air freight: shipments are aad |= Mr. and Mrs. Atidersén and Paul, —— ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES

|
signed .to Victoria and points ‘be- | Wallace Drive, are staying at Keat-

ing on the Pedersen -farm while
Mr..:and: Mrs. Karl Pedersen and:
family -are: spending a> couple (oF
; weeks in. Saskatchewan.

|. Mr, and: Mrs. M.. Hamilton: and:
Wayne: spent « the week-end up-.
Island..: :

I) My. : and: ‘Mirs.” Je ‘Brown, ‘West.
the airport, all. -documents - covering | Saanich “Road, have. Mrs; Drake’

aircraft * would: ‘be’ filed at: Sidney |
: Sr.,- from: Keating,. ‘as: their.’ ‘guest
and. additional " ..documentation::!
“would ‘then: have to” be: created: to for ‘two: weeks. while’ Me one Mrs:

cover the: movement, ‘of. cargo from !
Sidney. : to: “Victoria.:. This: -routine ;:
Would noi':be’ ‘favorably received by.
‘the, ‘airlines: because it. would: merely. :

| ‘SPECIAL—

, EVERSHARP > BALL POINT PENS—
| a 95 for $1. 4

yond and. not to-residents in ‘the
Sidney ‘area. In consequence; ori="!
ginal - documentation: presented: for
an aircraft. accompanies ‘the - cargo.’
to Victoria ‘and ‘is filed at the lat-
ter port for _accounting “purposes.
Should: Sidney: be: ‘established as a!
chief “port with. “supervision over

‘Treat Yourself Mer |
; _ PIE from the -

: won sront t

(BRENTWOOD) |

os Special at. |
“RING: BINDERS—Lar;
<- Priced: -from,:

desired’ chief port is. ‘rented: .
‘ “You | are quite. right, ‘Dr, ‘McCann, F
‘in your. “conclusion that most of our |
customs : problems . here ‘would be.
“overcome. ‘if - ‘Sidney were: created a
‘chief - “port. We anticipate “no

tr oubles. ‘whatsoever. in. .this -con-:’
nection simply:. because. Sidney 4s):
Not: served: bya railway. This | Brow-::
Ung. community, is served‘ by a com="

‘Mon “carrier. .truck::line, a common: s VEGETABL ‘Sunkist-—-Mediam od

carrier bus line, an. air line and by. . 1 GRAPEFRUIT-—Doven Ss
Ships from’ the sea.’ Few'centresin | J":

Cannda~ are better’ served “inthe: f— 8
field of: transportation, “You! wills}

es APRICOTS—App prox. 14. Ibs. ‘to: case.
oy" CARROTS_—Fresh. local, BF bunches:
eT eTTOCE. esh.. Iocal;.

he: fully aware: that - “many. ‘chief
‘ports are operated at points which
have: no“railway ‘connections.

Joe erie tare rarer

rome arnatiet a Haren rani re

eal ‘PATRICIA BAY HIGHWAY ~ —

The following School Bus Schedules have been established,
subjcet to any required revision after school opening September

“In the days:of yore, Sidney and
its immediate distrlet were? served

6th, 1956. by. no less than three railways, Cc OL
SCHOOL BUS NO. 11G—Driven by Mr, Norman Shillitto, They are now ull gone but our
transportation services. are still
Isb Run --7.90 a.me—Walns Rond _ peek BSannic h, first class. : mos
T88 ~Deep Cove Schoo Utara mater” wn Scapa te
7.40 “Wain and East Saanich Ra, Formerly: a Buternnee -wiro= |
' 945 0 —Norlh Sannich Wigh School, - house was ‘operated ine Sidney and) |
2 150) oSemBast Saanich ‘and Mills Roadse 0.2 another; ons nearby: James”: Island, a
786 6 MIs and! West nae hana We'can assuro-you that another wilt’
7 i 1.02 a -—Patricin Bay. School, So “he startod : ‘here hy a common: care
RYN ey . “oo |] Prtey as soo as‘you give the customs,
nd? Riun=A On / oe Willingdon ‘and Bast: Sanntch: Tonas, oo Tvelevation here the green Hehe. |
. OAL ee bast Saanich sand Dean, Park Ronds,. DL OAL present. some freight’ is clears If
8,10 «-Saanichton, de

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ed heres! TH. 1g vbrougnt, to: Sidney’
ly a. honded common carrier: and
yan enstonyl ‘Offleera clony it while,
At romaine on. ne lnek, The lastirely ;
nevery ample: further ate 10, have 7
ite handed: mM, a suffornnier wren! .
Dow,
"We nate. your expronsed, ‘footing |
iit were. Patricia. Bay alrport: put
under (he control of. the ehfof! port:
of: Aldney: officials. of TriineOane Po
adn. Al Lines would be. dHaplensod,... fe:
We. have always. found officials, of

eR lne TOty ‘Wahway ana’ Mt Newton ae
* OPOBRYON G5: ; :
“bPatsde {v- Bay, IMighway anid dan

of ee Road; © ¥ yee
RBA cea: Biy Highway and. Amity.

SO Ae ee Paedae Bay Sahool veo’ os
ae “North Sianieh- High Be ool,
HBO! -Quidens “AVES and Wiehe Bue:

Sirs) eee + sme HANCY. Sehool, rhe

9,00 oe Patrlely Bay Schoo,

SC: COOL. BUS: MOM Wt—Drlven Ay: Mey 1 on ‘Proctor: aayoe tt ne
Ast Rune. ii Patvlelan Bay: Wghway wad, 1 annex came

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vin beauty,

; Tsun - /

r

MG, oo se Paltleda, Bay. and Bayward Ra, may We Oe

HOS seCordovar Bay Sehoal, Travs-Canada Air Lines mast eo. pe: ee pe, lite ft oe

HOt oe MeMorran'y Yavillon. | on i operative. to. any DrORTeSSIVO AINA: wag he i oe — eh
#10 Ce Menkinsop: ind. Rayal Oa Ave, Reation and would: be. very. much : anaes r or ever rhe

Hh oo -Royul. Onl Bohaals, ‘surprised if “they attempted “to | Model 4110; ea mae model. for eve ery lnc h mo

aeia sonic wee . ©" T plock tls Jomenl development dn 87500 th. NL $74, 95 to. $138.5 60. : 1
iit ee ~Teturning-—Tilenkn mop and Royal ‘oak any way, Weare confident. that FL OOR: FURN ACE $151, to Model 44)
ec -~Gordova Way School, my miner problems created tg” “ ttencenreaseemenseapiegs
HAD —Patridn Bay Wiehway nd Bayward, TG.AS will he lroned out to every. BUDGET PL AN - ‘ -E ASY TERMS
4.00 r-Royal Oiik. Schools, one's satisfaction,

“ApNin Tet us express OuY A{neere
pratitudes to! yous Dr, Mecann,: for.
your Jdndness ih qiving our prok«
Jone Nera wane Pereanal vthontion

8G WOOL BUS: NO, 11R-=Driven by Mr W. rutlor,:

Ast, Run ~ TAO Mee Weal Baanich and Keating Crossvondls,
BO soe PORN HET TKO,

‘ hb 4 opeckson Cornerny - who GEL Be BS, Awe ere naly: aware: Wal: you amust
. et ced taerat Coren wa be under. considerable. pressure
Wag ic cseryharn Sine from Victoria. to, leave “mattarn as

: WAG meOtatieta, ay sn Shoat cad Vyune! tacuey “saat” liter "eit ean

ey co th AGA py tart derby, . q

8,2 bet: Nowton. Wieh Schoo), konee: of Trilish justin ta: help? tha,

prowini, commimity” of: Bidney to
expand and: develop by aiding ws um

ond Rin.80-: wo VOR: Saanieh’ and Vay ‘ites gen eos gos

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Bh es comm WO8L Aaanich- and. Mt Newton -Croske - this: regard, : .
revined, VE we can. be at: Turther se nu 4 ul mDERySOPPU
‘40 , Sg santehten,. Rehovot,” amnee. “WO. You okindly: advises, bibs ul
RAS" etaantehton ; , t
Mount Newton mah sehont Could we henr- front vous agains at

- — your, convenience aa Mats matter, AR
. vital to we oe

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