: SAANICH PENINSULA .AND GULF ISLANDS. REVIEW : SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, September 16, 1936. :

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EDITOR

The Editor ‘assumes no respon-§

Russell Nunn, Centre: Road, “was |

Davey of Saanichton placing sec-
ond. ]

This is another step in encour-
aging young people to take part
in such activities and the fair man-
agement is to be congratulated in
this, another advance move.

leen Zuecalo. All Saturnaites re-
and passenger traffic to and from| gret Miss Zuccalo’s departure as
Anacortes, Wash., from April 1st) she has been a popular resident
this year to Sept. 8th, inclusive,| on the island for almost two years.
which we have just received from * £ *®

the local Canadian Customs offi- Mr. T. Mawhinney, Mr. A. Nel-
cer, W. Peddle: son and Mr. J. Bond, all from

Published every Wednesday at
8 a.m., in Sidney, B.C.

o "Phones: Day, 28; Night, 27..
- Issued. Wednesday mornings.

Sidney, V.I., B.C., Sept. 16, 1936.

point. Kindly write or type on{ | be the following statement of auto]

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coronet’ of orange blossoms, with} PENDER ISLAND, Sept. 16.—
this she wore white shoes and} very well attended and fully
gloves and carried a shower bou-|7¢Presentative meeting was held
quet of white asters, chrysanthe-| Hope Bay Hall Tuesday eve-
mums, pale pink gladioli and aspar- | "28. last week, for the purpose
agus fern. of discussing the question of se-
curing a resident medical officer

Association. i ne nes ee ad
Hy bh J McIntyre Editor and :| the winner of the new class opened | ) sibility for: the views*expressed U 5 E F E R R Y Mrs. ‘Zuccalo, who has been ooh
eee * Publisher. eee PRETTY AFF AIR) , ” NEEDED at the Saanich Fair this year for] )DY correspondents. " All letters spending a few days on Saturna,
Elizabeth G. McIntyre,. Associate : the best vegetable collection en-| peas ieee ‘by the writer} | \left last Thursday for Alberta, ac- °
- Editor. : ( Céntincea From E Page One)” ; By R Review Ree: Representative tered by boys and girls, with Jock| {quested to be brief and to the “Of interest to our readers willl companied by her daughter, Kath- i
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RE SEPARATE PROVINCE

Sir:—In regard to the separate
province idea: If a Jarge number
are in favor then let us have, be-

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DR. LOUGH — DENTIST} | _ Miss Hilary Purdy, the bride’s| 5 |. Pender, South Pender and Sa- _— fore any definite action is taken,| Canadian cars in ........ 802 Jumes Island are the guests of Mr.
“Beacon Ave., . Sidney sister, was maid of honor. She turna Islands. ‘This tter has D. LAWSON. a full report upon the subject by; Canadian cars out ..... 818 | and Mrs. G. Taylor this week.
: Hours of attendance: 9/a.m. to} | Wore 2 Bagdad blue celanese satin-| 5 tn the air dow gow er he recognized economists and not bé| - Fereign cars in .......-.- 1,902 | hey are on # hunting expedition a
1 p.m., Tuesdays, Thursdays} | back crepe gown, this was fash-| 70 og vosidents he me wifes - railroaded into this thing by poli-| Foreign cars out ........ 2,070 | on Saturna. a a.
_jand intment. 7 Evenings _by{.| ioned with long sleeves of cut vel- the ‘lack of a Tector fariny ha 1S WINNER ticians and lawyers..(Past experi-| Total cars in and out. 5,587 | 2 em ; aaa
appointment. "Ph. Sidney Sex |vet and shirred yoke. She wore aj ji. me matter ‘an been care. ence should make us cautious:) |  P ASSENGERS IN AUTOS | Two more workers arrived on

blue felt hat, ‘white shoes and Thursday for Samuel Island.

‘Douglas Lawson, son of Mr. and| Students of national affairs} Canadian, in ............ 2,493

fully studied by the Dept. of |

: j gloves and carried. a bouquet of ‘ | ; ; Sire Hi t 2 625° — =
ae Health, and two applicants eame| Mrs. J. M. Lawson, “Meadlands,” | mostly agree that at any time now inn ar ae , voted N ;
8.3 D. Curry "x Son | | Pale pink gladioli, mauve and pink forward in response to the call to ‘is the proud owner, of the calf|a@ major crisis may overwhelm the Foreign, in wn 5492 | The district of North Saanich

_.. FUNERAL DibcroRs . [dexebintom with streamers of rib-| 51) the vacancy. One has since| Which took first place in two
i Se

: Personal ; attention given every, ‘cal | o, = og then ‘withdrawn his application, | Classes of the boys’ and girls’ calf
a? “Superior ‘Funeral Service” “The two. bridesmaids, _ Miss] and the other is requesting the club section at the Saanich Fair!
; Olivia Cunningham, sister of the} residents to raise “an additional| last week and a first at the Exhi-
| bridegroom, and Miss Mabel Thor-} sum to augment the government | Pition in Victoria, for which. judg-
Day — Night neycroft,’ were dressed alike in ‘grant,.which is, of necessity, very | ing was completed on Monday.
| frocks’ of celanese, dough. crepe, small. At this meeting, which was Congratulations are due to
the former in rose and the latter] presided over by J. S. Stigings, it Douglas for this fine showing. At
‘in green.’ The gowns were made] was decided to advertise for fur-| Saanichton the awards included
-with puff sleeves shirred over the| ther applicants in the Medical| the Mrs. A. J. B. Dewdney Chal-
Shoulders. Large white picture] Journal in hopes that it might be|Jenge Cup for the best heifer en-
pears ee | hats, white shoes.and mittens com- possible to secure. a man ‘with| tered by boy or girl and first place
(“Red & White” Store) ‘| pleted their costumes, and .each] jjmited means who would be will-| im the Boys’ and Girls’ ' Registered
- BEDWELL HARBOUR, __| carried’ sheaves of gladioli tied ing to undertake the work as a Jersey Calf Club.
SOUTH: PENDER: ISLAND, ‘B.C. with. streamers to match. » sort of semi-retired man. There! In: Victoria’ Douglas’ calf won
( “y-Mr: Bob: Collins was. best man}'are over 400 people in this area, | Over all entries, including those of
won ‘and the ushers: were Mr. Harry| and while ‘the district is not large|™embers of the local boys’ and
a ‘Newman and Mr. Ivan ‘Mouat. it is felt that the time has come| Sirls’ calf club and the Langley
Following: the’ ceremony at the when: we’ should have a resident| Calf Club from the mainland.
‘ ‘| church’ a “reception for. close |-doctor. pues Munro, =n 61 lr, and
‘b friends: and relatives was held at’ A committee - ‘was. “chosen, com-| Mrs. Ernie Munro, Patricia Bay,
= | the home of: the: bride’s mother, posed ‘of 8. Percival; H. G.. Scott another local boy, sia to be .con-
=who® was attired i in’ a‘gown of grey | (Port Washington) , J.-S. Stigings, gratulated. for taking first place
| taupe crepe with: ae crepe. col-! Mrs.: A. G.: _Keiller, : and:Mrs. E.. J. with his heifer in the boys’ and
: f Dobie,. an d. granted authority’ ‘0 girls’ yearling heifer. clas at. ‘the
advertise. the: needs of the district, eenica: Pate
‘as well as to eanvass “the: ‘house: - .Other contestants ‘who ‘entered
Holders “‘regar ‘ding the @ proposed animals in classes at the Saanich
‘scheme for augmenting - the gov- Fair were: .

j-ernment grant. |'A..show of -hands| “Calf Club—Dulecie and George
‘taken’ at the meeting | indicated: a| Mt alcolm,, Mary Thompson, | ‘Isabel

‘large ‘number, in’. “sympathy | iwwith Raper, Walter : Gallop : and Jock

‘the. »plan. : Meantime. ‘the. latter

has: een’ thoroug ‘hl one ‘over by |:
ony. 8 y riel Raper, ‘Pat Hool,.

: + 4 }* - Gj aes £ ‘yy: 3 o uy td . i ‘>
world and if so, when the smoke| Foreign, out ........- 6,097. | has. approximately 30 miles of

clears, the map of « our planet may | ~ Total passengers seine TOT «| coast line.
be greatly | altered. =

Judging by what has already | OEeT CRUE

ake she , Sst cr: at ohle, 7 , “i .
|isken place across the ocean Rich j in Flavour © puri t B

look elsewhere than to England Sect
for future protection. If common Sold by 1
sense is allowed to replace senti-| Sidney Trading Co. Ltd.

ment (Imposible? No.) we are|*pHONE 18 SIDNEY, B.C.
bound: to draw closer to Uucle}
Sam. and say good bye to John ~ ;
Bull. This weuld lessen our ” “Health, like the garden, thrives best with cultivation.”

Eu tang! ts d put
vend to those tivesoine dicpute PHYSICIAN'S OFFICE HOURS. AT REST. HAVEN—2 to 5 p.m.

an end to those tiresome disputes |.
: d by a tment
re the B.N:A. Act. More railways Daly except Saturday and by appointm

and air routes would run north
and south ‘and’. our population
would soon double. (It has stood
practically «still for”: twenty-five
years.) . The flag question: (over
which there’ has been so much tur-
moil) could: be settled by ‘choosing | _

the Stars and Stripes, this would|Ik s TASS OVOIEE DEAWENDONDEL
‘td é Anderson Lumber bo Lid.

do. away with: all that costly red |

tape, customs,’ and smuggling at!
“Sidney, B. Co
oe Dealers. an

the. border . line, . besides eliminat-
‘ing a Jot of: crime. and’ making | :
“ROUGH AND- DRESSED rcainen’e OF ALL: KINDS.
~ MOULDINGS, -LATH AND SHINGLES: ea

a Corner Quadra and Broughton ‘Sts.
© sat Christ: Church’ Cathedral =

Phone’ G 5512 -

- Hodgson’s Store

Where possible ‘phone your appointment, even during ofhes hours,
*. You .will save time and delay!

=~ For appointment ’phone Sidney 15-X “Be.

_Rest | Haven | Sanitarium and Hospital _

“Mrs. ‘Purdy. was “as-
serving tea: by her daugh-
o Te Dodds, : ‘and = ‘Miss
s three-tier. wed-

nothing of: the ‘maillions of: dollars
saved. a ste ena ant

:In view" “of: ‘these facts ‘and pos- tke
sibilities and ‘amidst sO much un-
correo a would it: ‘not seem’ ‘that |

-erooks: out of honest people to:say.
7 AND MILLWORK

“Heifer Club = _- Bob ‘Bvatis, Mu-
‘Je oe: ‘Roberts,

‘one! ‘Socialist. for: every: five ‘Liber:
als, :one’ Agnostic ‘for Javery. ‘ten!
‘church: members‘ “and. -one” Atheist
for-every Holy: Roller.. ‘This would
“result in a clash’ of ‘ideas ‘which:H.
Ge Wells: ‘states is necessary: for ||
‘progress. ‘an when: “progress conies,
|. werwill forget’ ‘all about: the sépar-

‘adjoining, points, “where they,’ saw “Mr. and: Mrs. Zala.; on’ Wednesday
‘some of. the! "gold mining in: “pro-| Awere’ Mrs. Grant and | ‘Marilyn’ of
gress, yo ; ‘Vietoria and: Mr. Charles: Hannah.
Ms: “Grail” ‘Mr. ‘Allan Crane,| * Mrs. T.Patience,and her daugh-
.y and‘ the’ Misses Marjorie, Barbara ter, Miss ‘Dorothy , Patience, left
ef and Mary Crane have returned .to | t° spénd a holiday’ in Vancouver.
their“home. in .Esquimalt,” shaving "Mr: Ronald. Page’ spent a short
| spent: their holidays at their sum-| ‘time ’.in. ‘Vancouver. as did his
lmer, home: at Camp: Bay. oe brother,» ‘Mr. Leslie: Page, both: re- | ‘ate’, province: idea: which, at, this|
Mr,’ and: ‘Mrs, KC. ‘Symons have turning: home’ last: week... 8) ‘time, is probably the best thing. to,

| returned. ito their, home i in: Victoria o Mr. « ‘Kenneth’ Hardy, who: has do anyway. ee : :
after’ ‘camping. for’ two months | ‘on: spent the: summer months at the

the Parkyn ‘property. Th ay had! North: ‘Pacific | ‘Cannery: on “the

‘eral fast beige were played.’ The.
‘meeting | ‘closed’ with” ‘the: “promise
and "Prayers. .

en) & H

Rae to. AL ‘Parte of the World

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The COMFORTABLE ROUTE | E

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[MBL BIRD: |

s Ri di} Patricia Bay:
t co = ws
keena River, returned home.re- Sidney, V:1.,

with them Mr. and. Mrs, Kyrie. . 1d € : :
“CUB NOTES - Symons, Mr. Ned. and Mr. Michael cently. hur Lora left eye Sept. 11th, 1996.
“The pack met on Friday eve-| Symons. ; lien a hur or ered ve sen nner nomen nin "To the Old Country, : Alaska,’ China and Japan
a ning, Bruce ‘Baker and Bob Slater). oria, Where she wil bG the guest | EXPRESSES THANKS
| taking the meeting.” as‘ the akela) Mr. Bishop, who has been spend-| o¢ hor son-in-law and daughter, . -THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
ing a few days with the Misses! yy d Mrs. Frank Crock Sir:—~ May 1 through the me:
war away. Mack bi : fial Yr. an rs. Frank Crocker, Yum of your paper take thia op- -To'All Points in tha Middle Weat, Eastern
achay vn his return froma fsh-| My, Ainn Steward returned; “UU © paper i ! Canada and the United States

ROVER NOTES
>A number of the crew attended |
‘the district Rever meeting held at
Ste. “Mary” "By, hendquartre in Vie-

‘ing trip at Campbell River, where . ‘ | portantige ef thanking all our

he obtained 4 second medal for a home after spending the past few friends in North Saanich for the
no th. ealMmun, “Was oes for hae Muss Patrieta Kiley, who spent, heaulital rift and kind vetebes an
home in Vernon. the summer at the Farmhouse Ina, | > our “Jeaving the district.

‘Miss Noreen Creelman, the: new | left for her home/in Vancouver, [oo ts 8. DAYNES For Ratos,: Itineraries and other’ ‘
| tenchir at South Pender, has taken Mrs. Omwald New Teft’ for Vie= | ey a : EG apt} ‘Information, apply to any *
in} et residehee with Mrs, Spalding, | joria after spending: OT: View: Royil Ave. S30” anh Canadian Pacific’ T
“land was visited. over the. “weekend | “at ‘her. home ‘here : rene be Re Ret, Victoria, B. Cie :
a by her parents, Mr. cand Mrs} Mrs, Sidney. “‘Donkersley ‘anal Sept. 14, 1936, oe.

“wal: ‘ihe Sidney crew 6b in] Creelman, and her aunt and uncle, | hear three small children > viniteds freer anecccaceeneng :
toueh': with: the S.M. as, 800 88) Mroand Mra. Campbell, oniwhose [hers relatives, Mrs and Mra. oR, T, | 4:

: same from Mi ctoriny Bennaune, atethe Parmhousa: Inn. |: PENDER |
Mins: Stella Shopland,icwho hank}.

Doon: visiting her: “parent: Mr, and, Lae siyeretett $1}
Mis, AWG Shapland, relurned to!
Vancouver Shaiwan: tecimnated
1 Miss. Nox

Agents for TransAtlantic
Steamship Lines.

months at Port Esington.

these, ‘days. with ‘To : ¥
and | Gi : children _ back” ‘at

. “| Sebuvy man ost sn whe | aT)
Hi: W. DUT TON: 5 vbstayinig: for: Ww tow awooks.” oe ay
Jn. the Building Line |

hy: Gots ,
from-the-world"’
using: her
Sha: mane voice ‘visite’

Shop-}

mer.
Jbitile .
ents

Me GPs “Pemy lett for Van«
couver. where, he: will Spend | tt: Tew)

; Mises ‘Drive

7 rg
| Rormadniey, Neritn," evunedus

oMrgy ‘and Mr," Ray < Alcock)
vsloen of Victoria; ‘Pacheena, | days, ”
Victoria, A. Farloy; Dorothy, TH, | Mr. ‘Walter Lightfoot of Van-|
Maple, Bay, Commodore Hewlett; | Couver is visiting his unele and)
Acalus, Measers Joslin and. Kmery;{ aunt, Mr, and Mrs, W, W. Thomas,
Wandarhist, yawl, Vietoriny Mr. | eemesesesrerennneerensiormmmemmmermnmeermmnnn
and Mre. H. E, Beyor; Mahar, Mr. ae ba of were hg Perk ioral
Sa iad an ‘ » ef ins MS. ” GODDARD & CO. ™ kett, Browning Tarbour.

eurles? agaoop, Tacoma; Balen: 1 OY and an friend-arrivet
Faleon, “Vietoria nes “Manufacturors A-K Bolter Fluid. | Wine Yoong and afriend.arrly

Jed: from, Vaneouver ta enjoy oa
Ant “Rust cas couple of week hunting on the

V BUI EY mneeconernnnnen island, and “are makny their"hend
quayters ag asual at the MeGregor:
SUN Or home,

uk

an hoapital: Mi Victoria whorl re
he whs tuken Inst week, 0 |

Mr, and Mra, Julius Eriksen
and infant -son arrived from. Van-
conver on Thursday and -will visit}
for n few weeks at the home =

| ree hie ae a i caw

“WiLLs a

$795 up

Master Motor Co. Ltd., Victoria.

pd “Local: Agents *,
w. Ss. VILLERS, Sidney, B.C.

ee ae Ot Oe OE tt i taal ct Pd

Mra, Ericksen’a mother, Mrs, Brae-

“Better. Light eve - Better Sight

Good lighting helps to preserve: precious eyesight :
—— makes home work tasks. CASiEr mn ~ helps. @VELY
member of the family, hee
Now is the timo-to check up vour lsehtinge fixtures:
| » Discard sblackened .and> burned-out lamp, -bulbs,.:

whee

sina tenenndettpai> Catedral a ncaa Wd “orpatten na nbuns ee nay it ane hava acca’ ete eabuenwa tian

an { B C. Funeral Co. Ltd.
uy

|

We hava béon catablished since: "GHANGE OF OFFICE HOURS
1 1867. "Saanlah or diatrict enlls Dr. M. D.. MeKichan, B.A,

attended to.promptly. by an elit, |. ' 7 .
LAM clot, ataff, i mbatming for ship: Moa hay nt Sidneyy 18 J pan at

ment a‘ apecinlty. * Saanichton,

a4.
LADY. avn ty Vso cA Paeidav; “Thuraday and Saturday: TAX, SERVICE

- tu 218U-0 230. pan, ay Blaney; ded = ;
lv

a aa AAAS AMPD NN?

m4 Lubrication, ives. Battery Charging aeine DEror en aril ves

: ‘BATTERIES Always’ tn Stock. ih

FM all empty. sockets, with new lamy bulbs,

Other hours by Stationery and School Suppliss

Smokors’ Sundrics, Confectionery
and Tee Crenin

AGpolntnicnt

tt Empire. “seid Garden:
} Garden 7682 p< Eompire., 4086 477 elephonesens

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