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_Wednesday, November 28,1949

AN AVALANCHE OF REPLIES

AST week The: Review agreed. to the sig eestion of a
‘subscriber.

<i. ganizations of, this district to inform us of the dates and
“places .of their. regular meetings. The Review promised |
to publish the list-as a community service... Readers could |
~ elip” the‘list for.future- reference. and have some guide. in|
“this way as to: when to.call other meetings.

“ -“Searcely was the ink dry on Review pages when the |
_ replies. started ‘to arrive: in numbers. At times they
assumed torrential proportions. The list is published in |
“this week’s edition and it is hoped that ‘it will prove of |
2 value to Review readers.
Some. very. interesting statistics came out. asa result |
. of. the little survey. One surprise was the considerable:
“ number’ of. different organizations, lodges and associations |
oss which exist in. this area.
wt cultural: and. entertainment. life of the community. ©

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-~ December, the. Knights of:Pythias Hall in: Sidney is booked
- almost solidly. ‘each. evening. cand during many afternoons |
“as well..:\The.K. of P.’s\ have. added. materially to the
~ community welfare of this area: by: providing’ such facili-
ties for public: use. Without. this: hall being available, it
is .difficult:to. imagine how many. ‘of: these organizations

could. continue. to ‘function. .°

only: suitable: assembly. hall in Sidney: have not taken.care.
f ithe: property as they. would their own... The K. of P.
Hall-is very. vital:to: this. community’ s welfare. and: every.
care. should. be taken to. protect this. investment. in: every:

ontribution. ‘during:
Lis. tenure. on office: could’ be: the. unifying. and. CO- ordinat-

‘THE RIGHT. VIEW! 0! NT

ORE, istmas. parcels: have. been. ‘sent from. this dis:
“trict to: overseas ‘friends: this” season than. last: year
when: the’ Yule. parcel. movement set‘an: all-time high. _
“This news. report carried’ in The Review last. week:
howed-that.a very healthy. condition exists in this area,
f Christmas. is a time when we remember our friends
“at-home and abroad.’ Those of us with friends and rela-
oo tives:in Great Britain. can show our esteem in a very
~~, tangible way, .We can send along food parcels to make
their Yule season a. happier*one. Canada ‘isa land of
‘Plenty. and: sharing: our. ample food. supplies: with: those:
residing ina less:favored: Jand Will make: our own: Christ-
“mas a much happier: one Sp OES

Ttemay. ‘not yet, e@ too: late to. get: wv food pave) ‘away
0° Britainy Even dfdt.shasn't  arrived::in time. forthe
December. 25. dinner: table, it. will be: just. as: weleame
fterwards.. ts: i. thought: worth comidering’ anyway, ’

MAIL “ON ‘BUSES.

“COM PLAINT: was. ‘expressed ‘at ‘the recent ieotiiig: of,
"A...the’ North Sianich Chamber o Jommerce. regarding |:
the transportation, of mail,:

There‘ara many: residents of North Sannieh who: have
remarked:on: the manner: in: which. the mail is: placed on
the. buses —In.some cases provision. ds.made, to.carry the
mail.in’a: special baggage compartment, Usually: the. bus
has:no such section and: the mail’ is carried: in the body, of
the: Nehicle;

aa “Although. tho new. vehicles ire “equipped. with re ‘rack |
forthe. mail bags: it, is-only: uaeful when there is no more
“than may. heplaced in the rack, On numerous oceasions
- the rack overflows. This leaves the mail bags to be strewn
“about the interior ofthe vehicle, The mail is of ‘suMicient

any anail going. into Victoria: from. the Peningula, and: most,
of the mail coming out, ia at the mercy of passengers. Tf

“an unacrupulous passenger should go desive he could: enally”
foree open.the .baga and axamina. tha. contents. when. the;
bua is running. with a: light load...
When the mailis heavy the: lond of: passengers in usually
leavys. The: mad] bum Is aba popular times oe
In thig-areawe-have not: progressed ‘much: alice’
“day: of thé stagecoach. In that day. there waa mail thrown
“around in-convenient places on the vehicle: The: driver of
the stagecoach had greater opportunity. to check that: the
mail: waa kept safe’ than: has the driver of the bus today,

eninaula; ‘and the difficulties presented: by the
“Wwhich-itis carried, it, would appear that.a userut Amprove-
“ment eould be’ neliieved: ‘by’ the” provision of n properly”
equipped | Nehicla to. handle. it. ve

“There: have’ ‘been. times: in the hast when visitors. in the

‘This newspaper invited all different or- | °

Each .is filling a need:in the: |

Another. feature which impressed : The Review staff | sires, separate
: oe the fact that from:the' present date until the end of )2"4 well back from the highway.

room, with extra couch and arm-"!
‘| chairs; oil heat, cozy dinette. with
gas range, and.a_ bathroom.
“window boxes - were’ ablaze with |
petunia, fuchsia, begonia, etc., and
a pale blue hydrangea. grew eight
feet tall at’ either: corner.

‘a’ 200 : feet’ square “of ‘vivid green:
lawn,..beds of: roses in’ full bloom'|
dotted this, and: under.-pine trees,
left over. fromthe ‘original: forest,
was a. carpet: of superb. begonia in:
-.1 fullest ‘bloom: '“He: ‘prides : himself’
-{on 200 rhododendron‘bushes, which.
:’ promised’: a -Tiot of: ‘color: next

: “ge

i} the. ‘one: who's
d: tomary .: “Six 20: }
is:/ profane: the: :name* “Of: ‘Gods and
2). Jesus. Christe:
"speak! without? ‘swearing.:.' The: use.
of the: term*
‘means! of.“emphasis’ or'an- expres-,
| sion = OE: -contempt,"”
Langer, .
"| everywhere,
the ‘presence: ‘of women’ than’ they.
‘did’ before...
antry. for... women... that’ marked'|
‘the ! Victorian |:
: | seems to have: ‘disappeared - ‘from.
2) most of; the: mays elements: in the
community,

| heartstrings | of
are; heard .on.:the . street. corners,

lobbies..."
‘tongues’ of the: type: of youth’ who
‘respects. not: even: his own'mother.
‘Profanity: flourishes” in’ the soil’ of

‘are’ hardly. shacked. ‘at--an ‘oath,

es importance and value to. justify, its proper handling. Almost. | died under date of November 9, | the following letter. inserted in!

Tn. ‘view of tho quantity of mail handled here, on the dng a paper that would be a eredit. By-law for the yearly up-keep of

lots ‘where they” gather: to play, at

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

with fresh vegetables from~ his
| ample garden, followed by baskets |

The. | October it: was: When I remarked

that-only color photography could
| portray this little “Eden,” he: of-
fered to show us his colored slides
of. his own taking. It took.a long
and thrilling: evening’ to’see*them
tall, which not only™included. his
garden and. flowers, marine storms
and- ‘sunsets, but, a very. beautiful

, The medals, -
series: of ‘pictures: taken: a
e |

The owner's house is centred in cipients.°

Mount. Hood: and” the Crater Lake |:
area. te

At: the. Devil's. “Punch: Bowl at)
lowest .tides‘ are the “Marine’Gar-:
a | dens,” “where. an: ‘amazing: ‘view:
| of ‘sea: anemonies, and colored .ma-:
rine. objects’ canbe seen.*in:.the:}
‘ Lroeky : pools... *Hé had ‘shot. these.| defen
in ‘color: film, and:-his: enlargements. Doteichetert
-of: these’ looked like the: back-drop.
of: ‘the: ‘Roxy. Theatre. in! New. “York.

y.

‘medals: is” the

“the. “sentiments.
respect ©) they.’

B seven. out athe : “that!

‘ing: evenings’ “with him, whilst :he-
sworked, away, at: his:machines. I
‘learned : that: agates:: ‘area. Silicate;.
‘that-as ‘a’-diamond “rates “10” “in
“the: scale: for: ‘hardness and cutting
‘power. the’ agate’ is':next:;with a.
ratejot 732 ‘There j are: vast: quan-:
tities of. agate and. -agatized:, rock:!.
to be found ‘all: down.:the’ ‘coast.
He innoculated: us- with ‘the. “agate:
bug,” directing \us -to..a. patch’ of
shingle ¢at'low.tide  to!:try® our
‘luck;'a Jong morning here,.and: we:
“returned: with pockets stuffed. al ad
‘hopes high as to. our. selection; « a
“Mr. Cook: sorted: the. wheat: trom
the - chaff,”and.we'd’!done. rather
well, ‘nett: -result: that we. have re-
‘turned. with. a..varied colored as-
-sortment of some ery fine stonés, |:
whieh Mr. Cook polished for us,
This’ agate business extends far
beyond beachcombing for.supples.
Up -in: the «tough, ‘rough “eastern
boundaries of Oregon, - in the
Rocky Mountain foothills country
whet is:almost desert, keen searches |

(Continued: on Page Ten)

sorta oe etm reenact

| Mutton Is Termed
Vanishing Meat

, Some: “men cannot.

“Jesus” Christ?” as" a4
surprise ..: or.
is ~ heard: : -on': the. “streets
“.Men swear: more in

perfunctory: “award.

“Much § of: the .old: ‘gale

era’:to-" its’. close!

With. Work?

shock: ‘and fon ‘the
» sensitive’. women.

‘Words: that

on’ the. sports: field,;“in’ the ‘theatre:
Unbridled : ‘run-the :dirty.

ignorance, 3
The. trouble is that. the young
people ‘of the ‘present generation

incomes.

It does: not: strike them as an
awful thing to hear the name of
the Almighty. bandied about. in
some foul’ mouth. The boys in
our. sehools,” even. before - they
reach the higher. forms, are given)... (New. York -Herald. Tribune) -
to swearing, -One can hear. it: on |. The: U.S, department of: ‘agricul
the streets, in the parks, on vacant | :
turehas become: perturbed about:
the dwindling «supplies: of lamb +t
‘and mutton, “whieh-is reflected in:
(nigh: prices, -There were only 32
million head. of sheep and lambs
on-Amorica's: firms at the first of
this year,. Elahty years ‘ago, when
‘the: population was. one-fourth tha}
present size. there. (were 40 mile.
guiltless: who. taketh is namecin Hon, head, “The reason: {8a short.
vain, appears to be becoming more lke-of sheep herders,
and. more alienated from the beet)
lots: ‘and: ‘customs | of -our: ‘people,
Is‘it not peculiar, If not’ an ine”
tolerable; position,’ far’ part.of our:
devout ‘people’ ta.be praying: for:
peace while tho: reat ‘are: making -
blasphemy: out:of the namecof: the.
One. to whom.- thelr. allows: are.
praying? " ee

high praise,
|measure | of

in daing asjob well.

their gamese 2

There*is just: a’ “good: ‘slacd dan-
Her=too, that:there ds. aolaek of
that wholesome.’ Christian: home |:
training: thatcwould make-n child:
‘shrink. from: an onth: as: he would
fromon snakes |The great: truth:
that.the-Lord .will- not. hold chim.

Neve, me,,

Locevipation. “Frontier lands: have | executives" galavior.:
vanished, and acres’ now" intist be |
‘made.to yield high-yveturns, “Others
types: of farming have lured: the:
sheep men away from thelr “lones,
sane “and often low-paying: oceus
pation,”s-snid.. the: department; of
a! wariculture..

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... Letters To The Editor. S

H¢ PT ON.

shiney, BG Nove My 198,08 Now, 23,1040,

of personal valor and sacrifice ‘on |
ta mass-production basis:that bad- }
| of strawberries, this very ‘sixth of, | [ly detracts from the sentiment | :

conveyed. by such awards.

as veterans are
finding: out, don’t carry the names i
and regimental numbers of.the re- from the Prairie last Tuesday:
‘Members «of » the New |
Westminster:Canadian' Legion who}
deplored ‘the . omission .: the © other |
day: must have their views shared‘| gor shipment.
by veterans all over: the-Dominion.
Ex-service.: men point out that. saw.
ithe great. sentimental value of war’ |
“personal: “touch,” 7
‘something that. the: recipient, : his:
children ;and» ‘grandchildren: can'}:both’of Sidney.” “Rey. Ty
chonor:. as ‘an: emblem ‘of ;the fam-:}:
ily’s: ‘participation’, ‘in: ‘the ‘ nation’s |: :
hey: also. are indisputed ‘toria® ‘and’ Galiano; will: take’ place
‘the

“inspir:
should:: have: made ‘sur
War: Il-medals properly. expressed.
the! nation’s: thanks: to:. each®and:
every” man’ as: ‘an! individual,’ not | :
asan unrecognized : pecipieny

“Ottawahas tumbled’ what’ was‘,
‘meant. to. be a:fine:; gesture: from!
the’ nation... Such'gestures ‘should’
be done: with: feeling: and. under- |
standing. or’ “not. ‘attempted a

What Is: Wrong

(Condensed: ‘from ‘Printer’ s Ink: by.
Henry Cc. Jones in Reader's Digest). Jand.y

Tt is. disturbing. to. ‘observe. how
few of our young people know how.| Wemyss was br oken into-and sev~
to. .work-or. have. any. intention of
learning, “They don't like the idea:
‘of work, Yet they. want jobs and)

Only. a few years ago work was |
held to. he honorable. To be called
a.“hard worker". was. considered
Poopic put in a full
hours and
| themselves diligently at their jobs, |

Nobody © thought there was any-

thing peculiar about it,
‘Yccived a sort’ of ‘inner satisfaction

‘appears.to® be old«fashioned,: and
alliof- us: who-worked-hard in: the | fee
hope of carving out a niche-in the |}
world were dopes? If. you’ don't be-
just. listen:..to some, of
the: youngsters} ” ‘or better yet, let:
them. apply: to. you" for “an usso-
elation. with: your. firme oc
No, they. -don't.-even: apply for
Jobs: anymore. They’ want.to:"farn:
wv connection,” Ana: most of them {
Sheep.-raising? wag a frontier | want to-start: outsas executives ia

Just’ notica ‘the questions ' ‘thoy |
askeyout:“Whateare. the hours?.
When will Ledet: my ‘vacation? Do}
you. have -free. hosjitalization, ive,
‘How “about:
and vetirament plan? = How, BOON

HI, pet nv. raise?!” ;
“Another thing that: disturbs. me
‘is. the low. grade. of effort oxerted:
by the workers: who are on “the

sclwtaes with work? | :

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, November 23, 1949.

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wennnssanasanaeevouoweuse™ |
PINCH and PUNCH ee 2 © © «@ by HAP ILL-FATED 4 /
. : " e .
7 {| An editor arose one morn, fl t F th - t
NEWS ITEM: New’ . || GHis soul. with wrath was mated) Re ec ions rom € as
United Nations head. .j{{ And to his office ee his way , .
=a : eat : AD
quarters building to be | Determined to eliminate _30YEARS AGO —_ sewing, “Mrs. Henry, Brethour,
equipped with more than | The. hackneyed. word “ill-fated.” |. Fire. early. Sunday morning de- ton: shooting . gallery, Mrs. G
2000 individual air con- 9; 50¢ | stroyed the Sidney Service Sta- | ortnours articles for small girls,
ditioning units to protect : |] A group. of sad reporters stood tion and. the radio and accessories Mrs. Sear; tea tables, Mrs. J. r
health of. workers re- ‘|; And solemnly debated, display building adjoining as well White and a-number of young as
cruited from widely dif- In undertones and overtones as the real estate office of Sam | Ul ane & OMooking, Mrs. Har,
ferent. climatic and tem- The problem now created— Roberts and the office prepared vey. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. “Mat-
peratur 7 Of how a journalist might rank) 4, the H. A.. ‘McKillican realty ne
“ze Without the term “ill-fated.” the Ws,
ate Philip E. Brethour, Oak- North Saanich W.I. held a pariy
“Now, chief, be reasonable,” they | 114 Avenue, enteraine’ ot Ne. at the home of Mr. Stinen tad
“ wy it? i : nesday afternoon in honor 0 rs ’ ‘ » 1a
We now srs antiquated [Beaiuce Surton, who is leaving | Thursday. Mr Crossley, "Miss
Sow — |c0 idney shortly to zeside — yen | and E. Blackburn took part in the
“ ; couver. Those invited were: Mrs
wand we are obligated t Burton, Mrs. Joe Mitchell, Mrs. H. | Matthews an 4 “a Blackburn, a
teed a rom age o age G. Horth, Mrs. Roy Brethour, Mrs. Pp
“Our legacy ‘ill-fated’. ley Brethour, Mrs. Sam’ Rob- | Were among the guests who made
j Stan ey brethour, a Mrs. Me- | speeches on the occasion.
“Tli-omened, or: unfortunate,” en Mrs. W. May an rs. C. C. Cochran made a flying 7
Of these the chief now prated, enzie. te? hi ° cal
-|“Unlucky, luckless, out-of-luck,”| The Silvergrey Bakery is now | er, Hardie of Salt’ ‘Spring %
(His voice with balm was baited)! established in its new quarters ' Tsland, paid a visit to Sidney this
“Twas all in vain’—they merely on Second Street, on the promis (week, en route home from the
cried, | formerly occupied. by the O.K. | | capital city.
: “Your glossary's ‘ill-fated’.” Bakery. Paar ae en | Mr. and Mrs.. Hooper. and _ son,
a ’
PUNCH: I hear they can’t even get together on the temperature }“Be. quiet!” barked the” angry ee d on by Miss Thorpe. | Roland, of Esquimalt, -spent. last
‘they want in there... - chief, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Scott left | week in Sidney, the guests of Mr.
PINCH: What’s the difference—so long as ‘they figure out some | And showed his teeth, .— tgold-. Ganges last Monday to spend a | and Mrs. C.J. Mosedale. had the
way to ‘keep on working, in the same building? plated), : week in Victoria, They will be |
“If L-should hear ‘that word again guests at the Windermere. j misfortune 10. eee re-
a eras | 1’ll go where I’m cremated.” Miss C.. McNab, principal of | Ouse: is still confined to his
Se ; ; Just then the radio announced, Saanichton.school, held a very .
oe oe “The conference was ‘ill-fated’.” | enjoyable silver tea in the school- |. Mr. and tet Monday of Mar’
Oregon Trail---1949 Pattern} | ane es sve a track | 700m on Friday. aftemoon.. | ine Drive, left Monday on a. visi
: oe. : . {|The editor stepped before a truck | Mrs. Thomas Wellburn, of Vie- One bape to Ss ay wi . riends,
a: % * “k % * And. was, thus eradicated. toria, arrived at Fulford on Friday | brows iit re ie a Tue day sn were
: a . KATHARINE E. MORTON,| where she is the guest of her | (fOUGI! Ip last ese Siaee
Impressions of a Deep Cove Resident } Sidney, B.C. '|mother, Mrs. J. Hepburn, for a | 1" 1 y
. ‘la , j week or two. J: Duff, of Regina, ‘s.in town at
(By CAPT. M, D. A. DARLING) lower still on a weekly basis, de- Mrs, A, J. Baton entertained a t buildi , ‘Al
i «“ ing“ : : few friends at dinner Monday eve- ; Present bulding a house at All
(Continued From. Last Week) cided that further ‘‘auto-courting M P d t H ew IY] Bay where. he intends to reside,
would not better this: charming | ‘V4ASS I rodauction ining. Other guests arrived later | the charms of Sidney -h
We reached Otter Point and the snot, so we remained there for the Of War Medal ; | in the evening which was: spent }t jen to th i ey having ap-
| Devil’s Punchbowl. An auto camp entire period of our visit, and we ef saetaiS "tin dancing. | Eiest at the Sidne is a aoe: a
| here looked as if it-met our de-~\Were well repaid in the friendships | _ (Vancouver Province) ~ | Last week Barrie Higgs tuned ; :& The met: rents or a _
cottages, flowers formed with the many interesting |. Tn’ Sending cut» Worle War rr [4 the station JOAN ene tine’ Cowell, Third St., will be sorry Xe
ik. wh med to pop up every-. ~ Jac shley, who up to ; 7
hom Cocke ow mer, showed smsiover, eee o seeme pop up TY--| medals. to. more. than. a Outen j of ihe dive Gas employed in the | to learn mie she is -confined: to
jand at once we said: this is: “it?s - Firstly, “mine “host” delieca, us ; Canadian ee Masai’ ttawa | service of the Sidney Servicé Sta- | her home through sickness.
“it being a comfy... bed- -sitting | > as put. the: nation’s..recognition }

i tion;“is now opening. up. the: gar-
tage on Second St: adjoining: the
Imperial Service Station.

25 YEARS AGO |
Will Hawkes and Arthur Bow-:
erman returned to: Pender Island |

:-: The Churches =:

ANGLICAN SERVICES.
For November 27th
‘Rector, Rev. “Roy, Melville :

ihe
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C. Brackett and. R.°H. hventer||
lonie are busily engaged. on’. Pen-:
aer--Island” cutting’ balsam: ‘wood
Walton ‘Bowerman

Holy Trinity— ;
" Matins socssiledaleleecbebetede +11. 09 a. m. :

“ Andrew’ S— oa u!
“Holy. ‘Comimunion..2. 00. am.

‘is doing: the cutting: with: his Bas Evensong........... wd 30 Pin, ae
A quiet wedding ‘t6ok- place last i St. Augustine’s

| Monday when ‘Alice Watts became |} » Evensong.....2--++-1.-8: 15. » Ps m. wie

the: brideof Joseph: apes Nunn; |:
eGrif-

.fiths ‘officiated.’
. The: hockey: ‘fnateh- ety

enV

sT PAUL'S UNITED
‘the fon: ‘Nov. .22):in® Mr. Enke’s | ‘field: :

. Morgan, R. -Gardner,:
2Ge ‘Georgeson,

| ane BAPTIST.
CHURCH

572. ‘BEACON ‘AVE.

aes Pastor: HeB Byes ire Leb oeer
| Sunaay, 10 ams; Sunday: school - ane natee
7.30, “Gospel * service. oe

aes id =
its. World | Wednesday ‘to Saturna Island after. |

Va. week’s’ visit. in Victoria... 020"
“< Miss’ Eliza: Maxwell: is’ at home

| fora: ‘month’s < holiday, :from the] |.
‘Jubilee’ hospital,” ‘where: she. is: in

raining,

"Hayton, © “Of. ’ Grandview
ode, has: returned to: Mayne Is- | te

land after a ‘few. days | ‘spent. ” coon Mid- Week: 2 a!
Victoria... . ‘Tuesday, 7 30, Prayer, and Bible eS
“Mrs. Ge: ‘Maude i Celeson took | - ‘study, : :

5 l'the-boat. for “Victoria ary Monday |

es 30,. Junior: Young.

; jand: returned “‘Tuesday.: Pb “People.” : .
DC. Roberts,:: Dermot and Des-. qe a 7,00," Senior: ‘Young.
yond: ‘Crofton’ represented: Salt: People, Pe URES

“)Spring*:-hockey > n -... Vancouver!
Mainland ‘versus: ‘Vancouver Is-'

| _ North. Sua |
Pentecostal Church |
REV. JG, VEARY

On" “Saturday. “the: home: of C:

eral -hundred. dollars: worth *‘of:
jewelry, a victory bond: and some |
cash were stolen. The Provincial

' .
| Police have: the case’ in hand. | SUNDAY SERVICES oo

20 YEARS AGO. ; : mw NOV, 27th —
the W.A, sale today in the | . a
11.00 arm,

7.30 p.m.

At

Berquist’ Hall those in charge of!
fancy work, Mrs,
plain

; ibe stalls were:
;Halseth and Mrs. _ Wilson;

—

applied |

‘We re-

Now: all:-this.

“The Poppy Fund Committee

~ of the Saanich Peninsula Branch, No, 87, of the.
~, Canadian Logion, B.IS8.L,, wish. to extend their...
“sincere thanks to: all tesidents: of the North »
“and: South Saanich = Peninsula for: thelr spon
coe taneous andsgenerous, contribution, to. tho Poppy,
~ Fund during the 1949 drive, ’
2. Our-special“appreciation. ts. conveyed. to all
“ey those who. gave.so, much of: their. time. in: onder.
to make thie: campaign 4 a b Fan: succes

“pension |

Ls elthana dean iemtetinteen ianetemnenennmenn aceamemmmammntecectaaeamntaenneneeeaea mene otete tener meet oe

Job, Offices, shops, stores and face _—— es “ne _ _ afi :
tories are full. of- indifferent ame | f oe, ty rik oF . ee
: M i > |B * ;
THOSE BIG TREES == THE SCHOOL By We Mr fe tobe who manne A Knowledge of Dispensational
par | ne Roview, to waste two or three hours cach | Truth Is Essential
BVIEW. bog Co) day,
Slr,-In, your issue of The Re- | T would Hke, if possible, to have Can it he that a biz sliee of our | ; Other wise you cannot rightly divide:
ipopulation no longer: believer ‘in lq © the. Word of Truth
note an article “Big Treason; your, valued, paper, ; . | Opportunity? Has so: much talk | Ae re es
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your. attention, may, -t0 8 othateE am agninst-the: By-law as: in. the vital drive that made Am- (fh: es al
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on, RHOUTC. Vendy: BNO Is TS.os Yetee nlentiful dn past saveral yenrs has! Bo Vv , ee. "
the J. Hilton, the mother of Arthur). Firatlys: What is it _ gota fo vl trong bearibg, on the, matters! A. - NO’ ‘UNDE Rit AW. BUT BY GRACE :
The balance” of the articte ts ‘raise the mill rate tothe taxpayer: Yow of the younger white-collar, F. Your Eternal Destiny, Depends on Now you. Reapond
peeeroct j EEO | i sptereat and principal on gone; have knawn what tt menna’ fl” ; Sais eases
1 endoy vending Tho Review i sul See Whi: is it poling 't 1.40 shunt a jab for. weeks. (Maybe: Bice HEAR THESE IMPOR} ANT SUBJECTS
every week. and think:the. poople ondly: 8 KR O° the situation: will’ correct’: itself: oe . .
of. Sidney. are: fortunate: ins hav~ raise.-the’ -mill rate above: the: withont: ‘pur youn folk having in EACH, SUNDAY EVENING AT 7.30",
learn awwhat. itis ta need a job...
manner Gn to. community: with! tnany times Meso schools? But Vican't help wondering if thao ° Pip Tee STREET ated HALL es
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