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BIGGEST KILLER
IN CANADA |

‘To the motor ear goes the dubi-

“ous distinction of. being the major |

violent killer on this continent,
. = points. out ‘the “Financial
. Last year 4,129 .people,. or. more
“than. .10:a day, ‘lost their lives on
the highways of Canada.

mounting. losses .in. traffic killed

-and mained. The nennes must’

“~be) more :eareful : issuing: per-
“mits to reckless and inefficient
drivers, in eliminating hills,

2, ¢urves. and. other proven danger

re. ‘spots atone our streets and high-

Post. .

the com-

is a puny .
numerous

ways. Above all, the average
motorist must be made to realize

_ that every time he gets behind

the’ wheel, he is operating a ma-
lessness on his: part, can become

‘chine, which, through a little care-
as quick ‘and as Seadly- as a ma-_

chine ‘gun.

AUSTRALIAN LIVESTOCK.

With the exception of pigs,. all

classes of farm animals are -more
in Australia in 1948

than 1947. According-to the cen-
sus. taken on March.31, 1948, the
sheep population’ at 102. 56> mil-

lion -wWas seven per cent: larger
than in the previous year, dairy
cattle were up three per cent,

dairy ‘calves, seven per‘ cent and

heeft ieee ‘two per cent.

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Rotary Club To Sponsor
Famous Smile Show

Jerry Gosley, who. pro-
«duced the original R.A.F.
- “Smile Show” during’ the
&.. war years: will. again -pre-.
“sent his revised: “Smile
Show” with: Syd. Seff

Airport: on “Nov. :19.
The effort will aid. in
~ the Community .Hall fund

of. the Rotary Club.
Jerry Gosley, Syd.
Seff and Jack Griffith
were all members of the
R.A.F. stationed at Sid-
ney during the war years.
Now, all recent = immi-
grants to B.C., they plan
to say thank you for the
pleasant times they en-
joyed here by staging a
'’. show for a local charity,
The Sidney Rotary. Club
. Community . Hall . fund
will thus benefit on..Nov.
19,, when these. former
. members of - the Smile
Show will: again present

“their comedy ‘show.

Meeting. in: North Saanich High
sechoolon Monday, members of ”
the. North Saanich P.-T.A., under
Mrs. -Kynaston, prepared final
plans for the annual:bazaar. which —
‘will be held’ on Saturday after-
noon and evening, November 6.. -

'-: Proceeds from thé. affair will

RIGHT NAME, WRONG
INITIAL ON ROD AND
GUN CLUB TROPHY

ted a.trophy awarded at the Rod
‘and Gun ‘Club: banquet ‘in: Sidney
last week to G.’Nunn.: Credit for

aid district schools |. playground’ .
equipment. The organization has: _the donor of. the trophy should. go

-many fine installations have ‘been dent Bob: Colpitts.

“made in local schools: |

Stalls will, be in. the charge of... DN
following: * Home. cooking,
“+ Mrs.. Joe’ John: -The green ‘stall, ”
“Mesdames ‘Adams, Newton: and

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~ the ‘airport would. ‘create’.a :fresh
“green: ‘appearance ™.to: those .-who
-Janded | in':Canada’ for.
bh time.

“Miss :T, Miller. ‘Baby stall; Mrs; :
A. Aylard. White elephant, Mrs.
“Bert” Reading.” ; »Tub;.: “Mrs.
We: -Kynaston.: ’

“-Movies :will- be. ‘shown,

igrnoon: and: evening «and. aon
“were, ‘laid’, for ‘ i

Pearkes: ‘and’ “assured | Mr.

“committeds *

_ icill, oueeane games
innovations: willbe. fea=:
en: of.. the: teaching staff.
undertake toc l

tility. but:one:mile:from* Sidney: 2,
“Those } present © ‘includéd: Mas.
.Gen. 2G Re ‘lnen eee EN..CxeM:
‘Capt: Heke 1,B

t a ee AY ‘Murphy,
hat. ‘playground :: equi
yas now. “in “short? “suppl
“but. plans wer i dd:

ful. ‘insulator... Tt. Ras, greater. te
osistance:. to hea than’ “any.“othe
plastic’: ‘material: ‘and: ig: ‘quite’ ul
vaffected -by:“exposure. to wate

“LL WOPe ,, ‘given’ permission ‘to: “use: “the
‘.¢High®.school: auditorium: “on: Tues-
“ day - evenings, ©: 7
oo Myse.0, “Thonias;: Mrs. 'Kynaston: ‘
~. and Mrs, Adanis reported on: their. ..

attendance:ns: judges atthe James: °
Island: *Hallowe’en masquerade, =.=
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WET’ BRUSHES -

Aluminum foil is’ the: ‘Yatiest DD
aisWer of industry. to..thiat..old | §
‘bug-a-boo of the: amateur painter. 7
—hardening «of - “the paint. brush:
“between | coats, oe :
eT has beon found that if.

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With Elizabeth: Taylor: and
“George Murphy o

“paint-filled — brush’ wrapped : fh Good down: tio-carth ‘éntortain: !
tightly in aluminum ‘foil, it: will. Bement:-for the. whole family.
retain | \ ne ;

its pliablo’ condition - for
saveral days so that it-is ready to
Yee on oan inetant’s notiee Tater
on, - Thus, the old business of
cleaning ‘paint’ brushas between -
‘coats.can be-eliminated,
The foil, “incidentally, un be ff
ito “used over ‘and: over again oF
: no f * Bdwaed. Ge Robinson and.
Lon RfneCallistor=

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Mon, - Tues. - Wed.
“RED HOUSE”

4. WELL NAMED

Ever, heir uf polytetrutiuoroes

Ae ethylene? Wells neither had: WO |
wh and with an: nano like: that. were

Sopoings to ealtie TVR ye Ta

Pa ew oplasdde amalorin}: inventad ||
cn: Britadi: and itty: botng.rsed de 9D

i Friday: ‘and Saturday ms

MATINEE EVERY’.
SATURDAY. AT 2 PM.

“Many } a heart is braked” by neglect. —_

‘And. many a busted” cengine-block =

a could. have been saved by alittle |
“anti-freeze. . . . JUST ABOUT T HIS

| TIME OF THE YEAR!

and Jack Griffith. at. the ©

; gladly.

“Lands End, Sidney,

A simple error in typing credi-.

to.J. A. Nunn, according to Presi-'

: convened by Mrs.

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“Knight.: “Apron; -Mys.. W.. Gard-- ae TCA. ‘flights was: impressive,
: a Embroidery, Miss. 0. ee: “Gen. Pearkes: told “of the’ last-.

: Bema Ndge. Gi wee’ Mre 0. _ing qualities. of « “first, :impres- ©
preckenridge. | Candy, Mrs... 0... sions:”. He. hoped, he said; that

Thomas. = Gift; Miss..G.; John® and’

‘the first”
Je C: -Anderson;* chairman -
‘of the Chamber; agreed with Gen. |
:Robin- ¢
:Son: that’.a: report: would’ go to! the =.
interested” and". “that :
call would:'be’"done: to:,’co- -operate: oes
viththe® ‘airport: ‘management. ‘in’
ubli¢ising: the“ port;: ‘described: “bye
“Mre--Robinson“ as “A: major*public:

‘covered. and. conquered; even: :to:

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“CORRESPONDENCE

HE DOES IT AGAIN!
Now, now, Mr. Ford:
“You have quoted me for. two
consecutive. issues in. your paper,

and Sidney people will take you -

to’ task for forcing me-thru their
digestive systems, and‘I’m too old
and. tough for that.: If you like
my ideas for:more color for Sid-

ney, with the remark = ‘hat ideas

“need practical energy and steam

behind them ‘(I’m too old and busy
burning stumps) to come and
help paint your town red or any
sélected other color. Its fully 40
years since I indulged in that pas-
time, and suceessful  reminise-
ences only remain. I prepose,
therefore, you establish the Bea-
con Avenue Honorable Society of
Window Box Exhibitors, and first
president should be the charm-
ing white-haired lady, who with
deft “green fingers’ is always so
busy in the Post Office garden,
and who laughingly admits she’d
rather be down among “the muck

in. her garden” than on her spet-
less Congoleum floors; and who,

with a slip from this and « snip
from ‘that, would I am sure,
provide a starting quota
for every window on Beacon Ave-
nue, even if the business people

located there. do not have ade-
quate supplies in their, own: pri-
vate) gardens. And so. a. small

cheque as a contribution to any
fund. your -paper may care to
sponsor to establish othe: Hon,
Society: of W.B.E. and get some
cheer and color showing on Sid-
ney’s features.
Yours truly,
M.D. A. DARLING.
B.C,

note: -— Mr.: Darling
rest assured. that his ease-

Editor’s
may

ment. through, digestive tracts is-

well oiled. with his cheque. The
thought: alone is good and will be.

‘passed along, with the cheque, to:

the “ newly ...organized Tourist:
Committee of the Chamber, of
Commerce of Sidney: and North
‘Saanich when it meets this week
MeMaceet

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‘ ute to the: affairs. of, the world,
= THE. “AIR, OCEAN

“One of. the most {iniportant:<¢ con-
abations. during: ‘the ‘first-half of

the century..has. been the. discov-.
‘ery. of ‘the. Air: Ocean *
-have: learned’ :to “fly. .
: Kittyhawk: flew: ‘in 1903 an amaz
‘inging “new. ocean: has.’been #dis
day’: this ‘-vast: new: air ocean ha
opened Sinto an: ‘even; bigger: field:
of. -exploration,:. the atmospher :

orld war: keel th
{ ane importane
the. top -of.'th
avigation ‘by: air,

“world meéant intr

and: “distance. by!
if ‘over the top, »

‘Scientific. achievements ih

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-men:*.
Since”. the.

» heé:told also, of ‘the: saving“in time”
ireratt, “ying

: telescopes Bh ‘plastics, ° Scpadar “and,
fon » metallurgy” were touched upon. ..
Still. with ‘a name. “like: ‘that; “it ~The “new. ' De a
ais: going tobe ditficilt to set t the a cinch telescope: Ae aomar

town. talking ‘about: ith, ‘e

was “shown ‘by: Nv Be West and corer,
short: talks given: DY. Miss Johnson," }

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double the sum of man’s know-
ledge of the universe. ’

The automobile and radio, al-
ready taken for granted, were
both gifts of the first half of the
twentieth century, microscopes,
now using: electronics. to magnify
also opened up vast field of scien-
tific. exploration.

The development. of | plastics
was: of tremendous importance in
a superficial way, said the speaker
and with radar we now bounce
signals off the moon, half a mil-
lion miles off. .

The progress -shown in medi-
cine enabled mankind to banish
a disease not: fiom a family or
from a village, but from the face
of the earth. Mr. Graves told of
efforts now being made to thus
banish tuberculosis.

While the world had grown
smaller through its transportation
and communications it still was
quite a large place. Mr. Graves
told of the discovery, only this
year, of two new islands in the
far north. “Two new islands, of
some 5,000 square miles in ex-
tent,” he said,

The work done on the atom and

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SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, November 38, 1948.

the probing of the mind by psy-
chologists were credited to the
period. “It is interesting to note
that nobody has yet taxed the
mind to the limit.”

The speaker warned against
the immediate cessation: of all
the world’s ils.. “We must not

expect the fires of war to die
down immediately,” he said. Mr,
Graves closed his. talk. by reading
the. preamble to the ‘Charter of

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Theo.. Overman: moved the vote

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