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“< REDUCTION
~ FOR MARTIN
: _ LUTHER FILM |.
Many ‘residents of this. district are
; * planning. to attend the ‘showing -in
© -\Victoria’s: Dominion. Theatre’ of the:|
film “Martin Luther’. First: ‘show- |
“ing: will: be ‘on: -Monday, Feb. 15, and.
“the? film, wilt: continue: with regular
shows for-.an indefinite. ‘period. .
Clergymen: ‘ofta- “number of ocal
7 “ranches: have - been’. supplied” with
cards permitting: members . of their
“congregations to enjoy..a 20. per cent
- reduction ‘in. admission charge. This
oe “arrangement thas ‘ been. made ‘because
_of the religious. nature of the picture.
Reviewers in a*number of leading
‘Canadian newspapers | ‘have already
-been loud in:their. praises of. the. pic-
ture. ‘The’ Toronto. Star and the
* Hamilton’ Spectator have commend-
edit warmly. It depicts the life of
Martin’ Luther at a- period when
- Europe was at a crossroad.

“Lead, ; a base ‘metal. has ‘been so’
valuable in the past: that ‘thieves regu-

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“larly ‘stole... guttering -and rooting
» from: occupied buildings.
“NU-BONE |
“Corsets. - Combinettes |

Girdles, ete.

iGood Response To
Polio Campaign

i Under the direction of Mrs. R:|

Morris, a group’ of. North ‘Saanich

adies ‘is. busy this week collecting

funds’ for the: Mothers’. March’ on:

| Polio” campaign. A Sood response
lis reported. ;
Mrs. Morris = is inviting other

370M. Any of the. following -cam-
paign captains may’ be‘contacted -as
well:. Mrs. R. E. :Gile, 274M;. Mrs.
G. F. Gilbert, 323; Mrs,\G. C. John-
ston, 27R; Mrs. F. Madsen, 61; Mrs.
W. Orchard, OR; Mrs. J. H. Cross-
ley, 36Q; Mrs. R. Mathews, 170W;
and Mrs. A. H. H. Donald, 365T.

Any householder who misses the
canvasser is invited to call Mrs.
Morris and arrangements will be
made to call and pick up the contri-
bution.

served by a direct service from Van-
couver, than by Victoria and Gan-
ges, when the. Coast.Ferry service be-
came avuilable.. The secretary. was
instructed to write the | Proper auth-
orities... ;

Injecting cattle with insecticides
such as‘ lindane ‘is a method ‘being

mothers. who wish-to aid. in: the cam--|.-.
paign.to..telephone ‘her. at Sidney

New Drive.

Sangha”

~The pressure is on.

Sanscha, Sidney” and North ‘Saan-
ich Community - Hall Association,
has: announced ‘the’ launching of ‘the
heaviest campaign since its inaugura-
tion, :

The new fund- -raising ‘ schéme leas
tures the presentation of a new .1954
Ford sedan.. The winner will! be an-
nounced on Sidney Day, July 1. The
car will be given away to a member
of the association. Memberships are
to be sold at $1 each and the slogan
behind the plan is “A dollar a Day
until Sidney Day”.

This new campaign is the most
ambitious to. be undertaken by the
community hall group. Last year a
series of undertakings resulted inthe
raising of several thousand dollars.
The ‘group hopes to exceed this’ fig-
ure with the car. offer. or

’Since the recent announcement by
“Maj. -Gen. G. R. Pearkes, V.C., M:P.,
that the west camp recreation ‘hall at
Patricia Bay is not available for the

| DEEP COVE —

| countries,

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Evening group of the Deep Cove}

United church W.A,. met at the home
of Mrs. A. Ozero; Madrona Drive,
on the:evening of February 2. Eleven
members were present.’ Baby clothes
are being collected to send to foreign
This ‘group. will ‘serve’ at’
the. next A.O:T-S. / meeting . which
will also include ladies:as. guests.

The community club “held. ‘their
card’ party. on. Friday. evening, Feb.
5. Winners were: whist, high, . Miss
W. J.-Brown::low; Mrs. A: Moore;
cribbage,. ladies’ high,’ Mrs. Robin-
son; gents’ high, W. Moulson; low,
Mrs. Hansen; “300°, ladies’ high,
Mrs. Towers; low, Robert McLen-
nan; gents’ high, K. Hansen; low,
R. M. McLennan.

A group of Deep Cove ladies are
active this week in the march of
mothers for the Kinsmen’s B.C.
Polio Fund. Among the canvassers
working with Captain Mrs. A. H. H.
Donald are Mrs. H. Starck, Mrs.
Watson Smith, Mrs. J: Graham,
Mrs. M. 1. Darling, Mrs. L, Moul-
ton. Mrs. H. B. Bate, Mrs. H. J.
Watts,.Mrs, E. Beattie, Mrs. A. Pét-
tigrew, “Mrs. Ro: Dunlop and Mrs. E.
Nelson. ‘

Miss H. Heather and “Miss P. Lee-

For. appointment call:
oe _MRS.. G. R. MUTRIE.
1031 Pith St _ Sidney ce

tried by ‘agricultural scientists to kill Wright, Downey Road, have return-
ed from a trip to California. They
made the journey by car and report-

ed a wonderful time.
Two boys fram New Westminster,

use of the area, Sanscha has ‘raised

its sights to the construction of*an

entirely new building. :
oo of Sanscha urge that or:
sanizations in the areca who offer

cattle grubs. Experiments with year-
‘lings showed four injections gave
' first-rate protection:

GIFT: SUGGESTIONS FOR YOUR VALENTINE prizes at card parties and: similar! Wire A Stead ne ea
Handkerchiefs LOM ccesesscssesccesecceecssvessssssnssssnesesevestusseencenees 25¢ to 75¢ entertainments give tickets in the | ‘They arrived by plane which they
; TICS ceeneei BL. 00 to $2.50 Socks... ages $1.00 to $2.50 hall drive. se | rented from the flying ‘club in Van-
Arrow: Shirts. ices cscsesscceesstscsssussesbccereseseeteesceneesen $4.95 to $12.95 . 7 : couver.

‘Continued from Fage 2. Mrs. C. J. Lines, West Saanich
ee Road, had 15. guests at her home on

In. and - a — | Saturday, Feb. 6, to help celebrate

| the. birthday -of her..sons, Frankie
AROUND. TOWN

[ana Michael. | T hey were nine years.

old on. Wednesday, Feb. 3.:
A social evening was held recently ‘. The fruit and vegetable stand Op-
at ‘the home’ of.. Mrs. ‘C.. Grovum,

erated by Miss’ W. J. Brown. and W.
Fifth St, in’ honor. of. Mrs. David |

; Brown on Madrona Drive turned in
T = 4 | Hesselgrave, nee Doreen Gordon, re- | 2, total of $180 to the Deep Cove
HE GIFT SHOPPE . nb m4 P| cont bride-elect... Twelve neighboring United Church Building Fund dur-
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Last ‘Chance. for. Valentines.
: SIDNEY, .

ing the. year 1953. This was accom-
kitchen articles were given the hon- plished, with the assistance of neigh-
ored guest in the: form ‘of an: arti-

, bors'and friends also ‘by members of
ficial. wedding cake. presented ‘by:

i the United church at Sidney: aud
Carol Rae. and Eunice McKay. : -Re- Deep Cove.

freshments were served. Afternoon: branch . ‘of the - Deep
| HE. Smith, Vancouver, was. 4 | Cove W.A.- are sponsoring a: travel-

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|; week-cnd cues: of Mr. and Mrs. H. ig ogue of "picttires put on by Capt. M.
i bese Lawson, ‘McTavish’ Read: : ‘| Deép: Cove school’on Friday evening,
. Miss Stanton, :.Fifth~ Jes. | Feb.: 19.. There’ willbe added attrac-
Moir,’ All: ‘Bay: ‘Road; E “ Gokiert | tions’. by | Clement May, and .F rank
Amelia. “Ave. sand : ‘Gay. Morgan; are. Aldridge. » °
Patients, ‘at. Rest. Haven: Hospital “fo
Mrs: -Dayid: Hesselgrave was: guést. :
of honor ‘a a: post- ‘nuptial: miscellan-
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‘Victoria. ° : ;

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AGED. GALIANO
: 4d MAN. 1S CALLED -
IN VICTORIA.

“Pioneer of Galiano sland; 78
| yoar- -old,. William, McCaskrie, passed
away, in. Victoria on “Thesday;: Feb.

NG native: of Fort. Francis, Ont;
te McCaskrie had tesided: on: the
island for the past 50 years. THe was
born in 1876 and canie-to Galiano a a

the age’ ‘of 28;. :

He. is. survived hy shinee sisters,
‘Mrs. H, - Robertson, | ea
Mrs. A, . Kergin and: Mrs, 7.
Wrarstell, at of Victoria, and vine
nicces and three nephews,

A private funeral Was arranged
from Tay ward's CLE unenal Chapel |

When Rey. George Biddle officiated,
Cremation followed at Royal Oak,

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make: it. a yegular habit |
‘in 1954 to’ buy a:loaf of
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Wednesday, February 10, 1954.

EW MEDICAL
OFFICE OPER
|AT BRENTWOOD

‘Residents of Brentwood are de~
lighted with the. opening of. the new
médical and ‘dental: offices-in an-im-.

; will. cheat. the customer is automati- j
; cally suspended. If the offence is.aj
«| spinor one he will. lose his license |
for a-short period. If it is a serious |
offence he will lose the state license:
| for ever.

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saeny

Prominent Sidney: “tourist resort:
formerly known. as Shangri-la Auto

Unsuccessful

Despite his..close connection’. with
the administration, Mr. Eaton’ was
‘unsuccessful ‘in amassinga fortune.
Court, will. in’ future’ -be ‘known as.| He-observed- that during his stay. in
Craigmy le: Motel. : | the casino he -played’ gently: -At-the }

“Melville -R, Eaton, new proprietor | close of his term with’ the: house he
of the. motel, announced the change | .was-$20 to $30 on the wrong side of
of. name this week.. The new owner | the ledger.
of the resort, who commonly answers.| During. ‘the . period before he. en-
‘to the name of Jim,: will) operate | listed with the police the new oper-
Craigmyle Motel with his wife,| ator was connected. with the tourist
Edna. He is .a former officer of | trade. Accordingly he sought - to
the R.C.M.P. ' continue in that trade upon complet-

‘During his service with the police |i ing his service. Having investigated
Mr. Eaton was stationed in Alberta | 2 number of resorts offered for sale
and British Columbia, concluding he chose Sidney for its location and
his service in Vancouy er. climate as an excellent place in which

Mr. and Mrs. Eaton recently con- | taraetlle,
cluded an extensive holiday, touring
the United States.. They left from
eastern Canada, and acquired a car
and trailer in Detroit. Their travels
took them to Nevada, where -his
police experience stood Mr. Eaton |
in good stead. For a time he was
employed in’ the gambling state asa | yezsimcemesncece
deputy sheriff in one of the casinos. | ¥

Mr. Eaton was impressed with the
mamuer -in which legalized gambling
is administered. He Stated that the
operator who runs over the. traces |
and institutes any kind of play that

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‘Court: Resident physican is “Dr: C.
auto court for some time. -

Medical men holding clinics: there
are. Dr. J. E: Patterson, Dr.-A. S.
McGill, Dr. J. W. Hunt. Dr. N. L.
Goodwin and Dr. R. .C. Tronger.

Receptionist is Mrs. J. Burrows,

! formerly of the staff of Rest Haven
Hospital, who has a new home on
the West Road.

The dentists, Drs. G. F. Grant and
G. B. Cranstoun, plan to attend the
offices on Saturdays for the time
| being.

Facilities for a pharmacy ° have

| been provided in the new building.

~

| More than 100 different chemicals
| are used in the production, refining
and storage of gasoline, diesel fuel,
heating oils, lubricants, waxes and

Gold precious metal’ for centuries,

other products of the petroleum in-! has less commercial uses than: most
- 1 other precious metals.

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