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~NEW VETERANS’
PRESIDENT
TAKES OFFICE.

“= Newly. elected president of the
ory Sidney Unit, Army, ‘Navy.and Air
“Force Veterans in Canada, John
. Milling, was’ sworn:in-at the an-

-nual. general, ‘meeting .on.. Friday
2” evening,” at. the Veterans’ ‘Hall,
Sidney. ee

Sy Mr “Milling; in. ‘company with

“ey “Thomas _ Amos,» vice-president; ;
: ones Woods, second. vice-presi-
den

-. The ‘meeting hestd the report
“-of ‘the retiring: president, C. S.
“Goode. Mr. Goode ‘recalled : the

history of the unit from the’ time

- «when a. few..members -grouped
\ - together two years ago, until: the

. forming a strong unit and in con-
a structing so. fine a’ headquarters.

“erection of.a'second. storey at the
-hall.as’soon as possible:. He visu-

‘briefly | to -the: report -and prom-
ised. to ‘fulfil -his -term-of. presi-.
dency, to. the-best of :his. ability.-

oP AS new executive was elected

2 Final “ruling ‘of the. Assessment:
* “Equalization: Board -has been’ ‘re-
: “eeived:by the. Deep Cove Property
Owners’. Association.*
‘Following. :the : ‘delegation. from
“North :Saanich’ associations, which
cted‘ ona ‘report: in ‘a recent’ issue.
of.The Review. that: the equaliza-
on : of: school” costs: was .for “one
earonly, ‘the..board ruled that
he same: arrangements made :last

that

Hetman,

the

and the. following are on the di-
rectorate for the. coming year: R.
C. M. Robinson, L. B. Seardifield,
YH. A. Luesley,. C.J. Langell, J.
H. Pratt, Sr., K. J. Robinson, W.
R....Coward,. Sr.,
Hannan and -W. C. Shade. Acting
as scrutineers were Ted McFeeley,
‘Brenda Goode and Jack Rivers.

- Secretary-Manager Ww... Waters
holds. an: appointment and. .his
office.is- not voted -upon at ‘the
annual: meeting. ‘Mr. Waters was
-among.. the. most ‘active. of. the
charter. members .and. was virtu-

EARLY BLOOMS.
HIT BY FROST

‘Ted Holloway,

shipment of field daffodils says
‘early

are .up to’ their. standard ready
for shipment. for. about a week or

These are going all the way across
the . aprairies, as far.as Winnipeg,
some .by -air oie and: § some: by
rail. : ; ’

Deep. Cove Property Owners Learn
Of Ruling of. Equalization. Board.

ance’ with section. 17 of: “Letters
Patent” incorporating the Corpor-
ation: of the District of Central
Saanich, the sum of $480,000.
*:“(b) There’ shall be added to the
figures: derived. fromthe. asséss-
ment roll of .the’ Corporation. of
the: District’ ‘of Saanich, ‘for ‘the
year 1950 (insofar as it _concerns
School. District No.: 63). ‘the: “sum.
.of., $320,000. :

JeR.

reporting for

blooms were

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Every. kind of moustache, from
the thin pencil line that develop--
ed with. the’ movies to the full-
blooded. legacy from ~. Edwardian
days :will-be seen on the streets
of- ‘Sidney, inthe course ‘of the
next. few weeks, ©

Featured: as part ‘of ‘the ‘Sidney
‘Diamond |: Jubilee: ‘celebration’ is
a-moustache: growing contest..The
sponsors of. the ‘contest’ are. the
Rotariannes of. Sidney.

day, April 1, all contestants may
abandon their razors until . fur-
ther notice. Those who wish to

Incorporation Is

cussed the various facets of incor-
poration of. Sidney, Squadron-

Fleming was. called on. to give
his reasons - why Sidney - should

the’ subject.

Members also heard V. C. Daw-
son criticize the B.C.: Hospital :In-
surance plan... He “suggested a
number of directions in’ which ex-
penses. of ‘operation ‘could. be. re-
duced.” E..-Vickerman commented
on.the radio. soap operas and W:
J. Wakefield. humorously recalled
the’ days of his. employment - in.
Winnipeg.

A. brief address by Ss. Watling
described his reasons for being
Satisfied to reside in: Sidney. He
pointed’ out that he had found a
friendly community..when he ar-
rived in Sidney .during. the 1930's
and that it had-> not changed over.
the. years.

a a es

MOUSTACHE CONTEST IS LAUNCHED
BY SIDNEY ROTARY ANNES

‘sport: a beard at. the: same: time
are so permitted...All. the contest
calls for is: a moustache of “the
maximum ‘proportions attainable.
Contestants. must:‘be clean-shaven
at the time’of the-opening of the
race on: April: ly. .No.: advance:
sprouting will be countenanced,
-Those who compete’ are. in the
running: for..a. prize. The. nature

of the award has. not yet been de-..

cided. It may: or ‘not be a mous-

of six stations to prove the hair-
less state of their lips prior to!
opening. day. These stations will
include Beacon’ Motors, Forster
Brothers’ Barber Shop, Fraboni’s |
Barber Shop, Gurton’s Garage,

LAST STAND OF
TIMBER CUT.

timber ‘ison the Number . Three
Saanich Indian Reserve: at Cole’

Bay. and: will produce. about 1% |

million’ feet,. from’.the  400-odd

acres of . timbered land..

. The operation, which started ‘in
January, is being carried out by.
C. N. Wade,’ Limited, of ‘Shawni-
gan’ Lake. -All. labor is ‘local. and
many: of the Indians have direct-
ed their.labors to the undertaking.
Only Indians are employed, \ex-
plained Chief: Walter William. -
This. stand of timber, which
lies. south: of McTavish ‘Road and

stretches from the slopes of Mount |,

Newton..to: the sea; is the last to
be. logged | off, either on the ‘re-
serve’ or :in: ‘the area. For. ‘many

a. - «MORE: ABOUT -

WATER LINE

(Continued from Page One)

systems of both Ganges and Vesu-
vius. These purchases “were™ fi-

nanced by.-the-issue of four. ‘per.

j cent debentures, .They have: since
.been able to construct ‘a storage

| reservoir in the Ganges area: with | -

a capacity of 100,000: gallons. -° .:
-~Numerous. extensions have been

tees with Mr. Mouat are P.° D.:
Crofton, T. A. Millner, Colin F.
Es and. W.. K. Wickens. Sec-

retary-manager is V.+Case-Morris.

Mr. Wickens was re-elected to
a further three-year term at the

‘his own pieces from: the Artaban
j cantata.

with: Mr. ‘Edwards at the organ,

audiences. .

. (Miss | Vera’ "Charlesworth, s0-
‘prano, sang: “Hear My Prayer”. |
, Her fresh young ‘voice was tuned
to perfection. The Country Gentle-

men, F. Spooner,-A. Bain,.C. Gan--

derton and I.-Green, were an ‘add-
ed’ attraction at the "Tuesday night
concert: with © their quartet. sing-
ing.
Delicious

refreshments’ were

served by the Emmanuel. Baptist.
Church group and greatly appre-:

ciated bythe pentormers. after ° the
concert. ; De

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, March 21, 1951.

.| Ladies’ Guild of: St, Peter's. Angli-
“can: Church held. their annual’ St.
‘Patrick’s’ tea in. the Port’ Wash-

were in attendance.

j te 1 h - oer carried out: to the. secondary: sup-| ', There was’ a good - representa- ‘church for. Easter. Mrs. Britton, :
_Eantl'arms, was elected by'se| on oiect when he ball was | Myre gt, mean feet. carga out *Y SYP" ion from ail paste of the lane, [Mrs MF. Catlin, Mg, eee
op Beenie e arins, oe straightforward...As from. Sun- “Contestants will report to one| Serving on the board of ‘trus- | numbering about- 50 guests. The

presented an interesting instru- Mollison, Mrs. Dunstall, Mrs. G. | Stracher, “Mr. ‘Duke, ° Mr. _ Joule ;
. alized the further construction ‘as | ten “days.. not be incorporated. He was un-|'. goores of Cole Bay Indians are’ mental. trio. |Grimmer, Mrs R. “MacDonald, and Mr. Rashleigh.. roe
providing Sidney with the ameni-|° The Brentwood Greenhouses, | able to list any disadvantages to steadily employed in. the cutting | Other ‘soloists were Mrs. F. ral — = ———— ——
‘ties ‘of:'a* community: hall.: however, ° are now picking and] the proposal:and he concluded by of: the last:.stand - of first-growth | Till, piano, whose polished per- |
President . Milling “responded shipping -iris “and tulip blooms:.}| endorsing Mr. -Goode’s ‘views 01 | timber in “North Saanich. ‘The, formance always” delights “her

at :

: ° W-? TO HOLD MEMBERSHIP
St. Patrick’s Tea | TEA IN-MAY

At Pender Island . The: regular meeting of the
-On Wednesday, ‘March 14, the ' Catholic Women’s League. was”
held recently at the rectory, Ful-
ford Harbour, with ‘the president,
Mrs. R.-T. Britton,-in-the chair.
It was arranged to hold _a-mem-.-:
bership tea:early in’ May. at the ~-
| nome. of Mrs. Britton, . Vesuvius
Bay. : :
_Arrangements » ‘were. made for
preparing «and decorating ‘the. 7)

ington Hall, which was _ very
oy 3 decorated with: daffo-
ils
The. Rev. A. -P. ‘Horsfield | and
Mrs... Horsfield, .with their haby

St. Denis were appointed nomin--

ating committee for the annual

meeting, to be held: on: Tuesday,

‘April.10, at the home of the presi-

dent. !
Tea hostesses’ were Mrs.’ E,

candy stall was taken care of by
Miss Beth: Clague and Miss Bar-
bara Grimmer.

Mrs. F.’ Crisp, ‘president, re-

ceived the guests. Tea was served

°. ’ by the following ladies: -Mrs.| Brenton and Mrs. St. Denis. “4
“<'Dresent time. He spoke of the| Wooldridge Bulb Farms Ltd., Discussed Here: Sterling Enterprises and a point|Same meeting. . | Stracher, Mrs. D. Cousineau, Mrs. | ——————-—__________._.
achievements” ofthe -group~ in | Brentwood, with regard to the{ When Sidney Rotary Club dis- | at Deep Cove yet to be announced. } —————_______ Beech, Mrs. A. P. Horsfield and

Mrs. MacDonnell, Mrs, L. Odden; :

Mrs. P. G. Stebbings. Mrs. J. Garrod, Mrs. J.. Bridge,

“ear “Among the guests’ were:. Mrs.| Mrs; -Duke Miss” Purchase, M ae
The “retiring president. urged | touched by frost. They do not|Leader C. S. Goode outlined the Mrs. Grace “Beswick, violin, Shirley, Miss Busteed, Mrs. | Joule, Mrs. ‘Hogarth, Mrs. Rash. oO
the new executive to consider the | expect to have any blooms that| advantages of such a step. G. FIRST GROWTH and Mrs. Muriel Filby, piano, | Beech, Mrs. Mathey, Mrs. Walker, |leigh, Mrs. P. Grimmer, Mrs. G.

Mrs. : D. Taylor,. Miss Noble, Mrs. ! MacDonald, P. G. Stebbings, «Mr.

Home Truths- eo No.l 131

. Signs ‘and Pictures! Our. prices ‘for. Sign--
> writing and Picture Framing are lower than’) = f°
most, forthe best work. “The home'‘cain be
brightened by good pieces. of furniture, french
polished. ‘We do that too. Ask us to. quote at:

B.C. Arts and Crafts

(NEAREST TO: THE. FERRY) on. ~
BEACON AVE, SIDNEY—Phone AZ

_ EASTER. HOLI DAY SPECIALS |

‘George: Fleming was appointed.
“On-to-Seattle” chairman ‘for’ the
37th: annual: “Rotary. district..con-

years‘its cutting. hasbeen mooted
but: it. was not-until. lumber - prices:
reached: their: present ~ high “level

«-€(@)- This order ‘shall: contiriue

year: would take ‘effect. this year. |.
‘until the / necessary: | ‘adjustment

“The : “communication :. from’: the

joard® also en fot that the’ alization nels pen made in. ihe ® assessment vention ed be: held. in Seattle, May. thata final: decision: ‘was eae ; : SWIFT'S AD A M Ss. “BURNS”
OMS +6" to-8. Many: Indians.‘have. returned ‘to id “AX .
~ “Respectfully. submitted,. About 1,500 ‘Rotariaris and‘their |'the reserve from other areas to wHoue or. : SHANK END— | Bm ENDS—

“Assessment Equalization | ‘Board,

Lb

2 wives’ are -expectedto: attend the
D..K.. KENNEDY, chairman, conference; Soming: from. the :55

ate if “RR. SEWELL,- member.” ~, | Rotary..Clubs. in. District. 151. Se-
. Bet mut T, ‘TURNBULL, -member.' "“Vattle: last. entertained the confer-

ence: cin , 198,

Sede
: "FRESH. lame: ;
| SHOULDERS— gy LO]

assist in the: operation. .

. “PICNIC | ‘HAMS:
WHOLE « or SHANK BND

COTTAGE ROLLS -
" VISKING: STYLES"

“MARINE. ENGINEER
‘Inan ‘obituary notice of ‘the‘late!
John Peck, ‘who ;passed away. at.{f
yhis: Vancouver. home: on: ‘February: Ee
14. it was’ ‘stated ‘that the deceased:
‘was a‘farmer.”’ The’ Review: learns’
that. -this:, was: “erroneous: Mr.,
.| Peck -was’a marine’ engineer . ‘of:
. note: and ‘had “held: appointments

= yin Vancouver. and «elsewhere.
The. reeve. explained hat the ‘Upon. ‘his’ retirement’: at’. Deep

rates: in’ Victoria’.are.‘considerably : Cove: he. operated ’a° chicken | ranch: '
lower? than. ‘in: “Central: Saanich.: ‘for ‘a: brief: “period.

Council. ‘endorsed : -his: views: ‘and:
: the:

3 COMMUNICATIONS IN. ‘AFRICA
Yt.Over. £24" (about ": $70)" million
oy. pare: to ‘be spent: during. the: next
rS:| six-years in® ‘Tanganyika’ on:devel=:|:
DL: opment: and.:.welfare. | Main’: em-
“| phasis. will be. on improving ‘com
‘munications .and: water ; supplies.
; ica fever ‘is to ‘be: financed: ‘from |.

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: (Continued from Page One).

he. purposé:: of
ost / sharing,’ and = ‘for. the

: —— ae a - ;

| MUSICAL. SOCIET

“of: the orgar
accom panying

Lamont: felt: ‘that. a
the. motion: Which had: been passed

by. the council. at its last:meeting
i I should: srtiedt 1 ct ee ‘and: no. work

“more: ‘thor suahiy: Finer
"T-have been told by many: land::
owners,” said the ‘couneillor,, that
We: are ‘sticking’ our. necks -out;".:
“Councillor Harold A'n.d'y aw, &
‘wished ‘to-inspect:the: ‘system: him- |
"sale before: supporting: the: rescind.
ting -of!the: former ‘motions This,

‘had called: for: an Jopening< of: the.

fe ea culvert ‘on Stellys: Cross’ Road and
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the: provision. of ‘floodgates on that
culvert,"
“The miittel was’ “left An,
ANnce,:

-Counell: earned? ‘that. I we te
may, of Creston, B.C.,-had accept.
ed-the: position of aAnunicipal clerk:
treasurer and collector, Mr, Ismay.
will tale “up: his: new. office: when
he has severed his connection with
Creston Council, ~ Atthiy Tionel
Brentwood engineer, was appoint.
- building and plumbing inspee-
Or;

The erection. of. 1: fire siren ‘on
polos:.on ‘the Enst Saanich’ Rand:
and :Wallace ; Drive. corner: was
approved, ais also: was’ thes ‘supply.
-of:-small items: of: equipment fo
the: Aire department. >

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