— WATCHMAKER — Corner. Beacon at Second _ SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, March 2, 1949. SIDNEY ~ ing -fund:-instalments ‘thereby ...as i guring: forthe! future’ ‘a “sounder: - . financial ° basis* for the ‘retiremen :. of debts, “coupled: swith .the®: an-., -“;nouncement -that:.the average: in- The Durwood, “‘Review’”’ House Of The Week The Durwood “Sau "HOUSE PLANNING BUREAU enpeoum ee stems sous - Oe " @66CONS FL00Om The Durwood is a cottage-type, : story-and-a-half home with a one- ° car attached garage. This home has-a bedroom’ ‘on the first floor, making: it: conven- ient to leave the second floor temporarily unfinished: | When completed, the second floor plans eemer r.e0e: ‘include two bedrooms, one 10° x 10’6” and the other,.9"-x 12’6”. .. The plan of the Durwood. pro- vides easy access to all. rooms. . without ihe garage, feet, and, SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW “There is a large dining “space in’ the compactly- eabineted modern — kit- -¢ehen; and ‘convenient connection: to the garage. . tion to the garage. “There are closets near both entrances; .a linen closet; on each floor. and -jarge wardrobes in all of-. the bedrooms. as. well as: a ‘storage’. closet’ in. the garage: a , Construction is of frame, with an extra fire-proof wall between. the house -and attached garage. The exterior of the house is ‘sid- ing. The ‘roof -is covered © with wsphalt. shingle. . The.-dimensions . of the . main body of the house are 32: ft.. wide and. 26. feet deep. ..The net area, is 799 square - volume is 19,987 cubic - feet including the basement. ‘BUDGET SPEECH HIGHLIGHTS _ Perhaps the four most: signifi- . /eant -items’ contained ‘in the.bud- S get: speech of .the.“Hon. - Anscomb, the provincial. legislature. ‘on: Friz. Herbert minister’ of ‘finance, in. day; were: -1=—-The. pudeet'e. reflection ' ot “3 the: ‘government’s « vast develop-. “ment: program. which the thinister ©: “pointed out. totalled: $78,750,000; '2—The: almost: ‘incredible ine» =" erease in) ‘financial. aid given: ‘to. vo municipalities. during | tion -' ‘government’s ’ rise: being : -from:,$2, 965, 000°'in=the®: fiscal. year 1941-42 to: ’$21, 890, 000. a the, Coali=. fe regime, >. the: for; the: year.-1949-50; : and an sin-= rease of" $3, 302; 00 ‘ ; iated: ‘municipal aid for: 1949- 50; . : estimated ‘$869, 000;*;and:' “for oa llowances (unemployables) “yi } he third” syear® ins -succession: “pro : ure. of f debt - charges.by.. way: of interest, “seri ial: ‘instalments - and: ‘authorized sink: -[: terest: rate.on ‘British: Columbia | “. ponds now. stands: at, 3.36.45" the. , lowest ever: enjoyed : ‘in, othe’ his: . a tory: of. the: province. Mr The. ‘minister: pointed. out: indirect: and... direct .., 1941-42, During ‘the fiscal ‘year '1949- 50. municipalities “will: ‘present ‘current: year. ‘and the es-. in a connection: with municipal ‘assis-" stance that: “financial “assistance. had: increased: 2 by:-$19,000,000 ‘since the® Coalition. - : et government first. tools { office’ in: ree" . lie~ ‘works for the. ‘coming: year; ., totalling: more than’ $14,451,736: of. - * which*$18,113,500 is ‘for. highways. - “and bridges; * the very substantial”: decrease: in. the ‘per ccapita.debt of: ‘the ‘province ‘and - the minister’s: warning: that: further ‘increases: in | Hundreds Attend Tourist Committee Bingo Party Win Many Prizes »with ‘ Bingo . players. on’ Friday ~ evening when the: Tourist. com- mittee of the Chamber.:of. Com-~ merce awarded ‘prizes at the ‘end of their paign. mittee convened by Mrs. Fitzpat- rick and composed. of Mrs. Gane, Mrs. T. Flint,.Mrs. L. Lucas and PAGE FIVE enproenerveiontn No...208 (no ‘name),: Mrs. - Baker, -MeTavish Road 576, WM. EB. Rob- erts 781, Morgan 682, R. H. Horth, ~<: 878, Mrs. Young. 5, Mrs. ‘Reid 216, : Mrs. Mounce 713; ‘Sawyer 266, :Mr. Beere, 53,. E. Norbury 344, Col-. man 937, Dan Butler 893, Mus-” clow 679, Mrs. .M. Perkins 137, A. F. Kinnear:.918; Schofield ‘281, Mrs. A. L. McDonald 225, and Mrs. McIntosh, Wains Cross Road. others, the evening. Was an out-. standing: success. Approximately $450 was. raised for the Tourist committee funds for much: needed publicity work. In charge of bingo were A. ‘Ed- wards, L..Passmore, Wilf. Het- man, Lloyd Lucas and G. Fiint. Contest winners were as fol- lows: Mrs. Blyth 470, Shade 330, Aylmer Angus 1738, Baker 732, Shoreacres Hotel was crowded | “Treasure Chest” cam- Organized and staged by a com- SLACKS AND SWEATERS, What STYLE! | What. QUALITY! What VALUE! _They’ve just arrived from Britain... and we've never ‘shown any finer or more. beautifully tailored. It’s the quality. you’ve always expected © and. always found at Wilson’s. . Fine Tweed. Jackets. from $30; Slacks: in Flannels and. Gabardines | from $155 -and: Scotch” Wool and . Cashmere: Sweaters, pullover ea and ‘other styles in wonderful variety..: ~~ ..There’ s no real value without real qual- . _ity, and at tw. & J. Wilson, you ’re sure 2 of born: : the ‘revenue: yield: should. not* be _ 5 3 es anticipated . as: indices point, to: a. “ES levelling © ‘off: period.” ‘Anscomb’s’ speech: are ‘as’ ‘follow . - Development: ‘program: / 30. * Highways, :.: $25,000,000; : trans Canada: highway,’ $5,000, 000: : ‘steel “and* concrete: bridges;*: $5, 000; 000; Pacific’ ‘Great: -Kastern * “Extension, : : Pp $15, 000, 000 ‘B. “(Quesnel sion,.” Commission .. ‘1949- 50; wets dire 2 21,890, 000: compared. with | “$2, 965, 000... in.’ ‘aid: given™:by. govern ‘ment: in? 1941742: This. toprecat “again ‘of% $19, 000,000. ‘under. Coali ‘present: fiscal’ year: totalled::.$18, 588,000. : Anat the | “increased. financial “aid: for: next: year: counts . 102 $3,302,000. ae In: consequence ‘thereof. minis-: ter: ‘expressed: view. fiscal. “prob-: ‘lems:. of municipalities had been’ “solved, . ‘particularly’. in view: : of aby. Municipal AidsTax.%3 “Social. Security - and.’ “Municipal i “aia Tax’ produced. $8,566,000 dur- ing-period:July:1.to December 31. ‘The highlights of the ‘Hon. Mr. lion policy. Municipal aid: during: Same’ - flexible: ‘revenue: source provided : 814,000,000 ‘up: to, end. of. fiscal » “year? 1948- 49. expected from’Social *: “Security. and’ Municipal Aid Tax. oe Municipal’ share ‘of ‘tax “will. bee: 221 Government St. ‘approximately... $4,600,000. this. “year instead - ‘of $4,000, '000° origin- 5 “Ally. estimated, Next - ‘year's .xev- “enue ‘to~. municipalities from this source: estimated ‘at $5,900,000. ©. «: “Public “highway ‘expenditures: , “for 1949-50 including debt ‘charges: ~ (Continued: on Page: Six) , -.. e¢ive. by. -way..of -djrect and. indi-. © pect “aid the. sum of: $21,890,000 compared’ with $2, 65, 000: in the. fiscal year 1941-42, . “> Dhere‘ara many. other ‘dems ‘of. “significance” which “are ‘revenled | ~ Sin “the highlights of his ° ‘speech. Among: them ‘are the cost of pub- “Oo. Pine ; “TE ATO oO BRITISH COLUMBIA: Bee CANADA | e OUR BIGGEST § More call for Red Cross : a - prepared foc all eventue wlities, Your alter yout Cross. services: grows, © Millions ofdollars have’: «been spent in flood, hire. “ adding the stricken and _ homelyss. ; 5 Bo” The Red Cross must boo the demand: for’ Red} dren's Hospitals, More: care being buile. and; more: ure needed, aastss and other disasters, in’: 70,000, More Outpost Feel Hf a ApS Hospitals 75 Outpast MWospitals and 2° Crippled? Chil- year, over pitonts were served by © Ouipost Hospitals, S apidabiibaint Canada, the Red Cross operates, mori tn as soi 0 mat CROSS” NEEDS. 5B MILLION® DOLLARS. on “40% oMHA, WM. POUPORE:: ‘BEACON. APTB.. BEDI ss This y yeur the Red Cross Must have More Maney Na More Blood . Vale vg Donor Sorvicos 84 wit “Province by. ‘Province co Abe, Red Cross.is opens .,... ing its Pree Blowd “Transfusion Service.” es - Unond lives have heen.) soeaved: by:s vis. sgreat oo po ATANERATION, Hut more. “> funds are-needed to exe. ni pata, and malotinithis’ mimanitarian works... TANS ite Red Cross irpeaitaes’ : many. setviees for vets. “Other Red Cross activie ties Includes Junior Red Crossy Swimming’ ands! Warer Safety: Nutridion” _ Services; Pirst Aid sand: “Home. ace Women's: Work; Act 2 MIMES Cyc oo. “MORE: TNS: PHOT: Lebiiol wep a cnet, GEER, SUS Pate in’ Hospitals, “Nursin ~ SPRING. ‘SEASON “LOCAL. NEWSPAPER. . : o. CHECK ° THE IE MANY. eens a INCORPORATED _