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PAGE TEN 0000 es suns PENINSULA AND GULP ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, January 22, 1958.

TOTAL OF FLOWERS REACHES| Sd ae ans joy ooo
8 AS NEW BLOOMS ARRIVE |_ somite tin on on cE REET PLAN Sino vow \E

7 Wide. interest was aroused ‘by the | escape: from custody. , “Following ds 7 io _ a % eae _
vos wy surged to procee ‘with. all. ‘possible ‘
io story carried in last week’s issue of.|-a complete list of the e. named 1 flowers. haste with construction ofa small | Tr ‘ansportation ‘and. recreation and a: committee was struck includ-:
‘in the bouquet: . 2} hoat. harbor at the foot of Beacon. |.Were major. topics at. the. January | ing Mr. Noakes, Dr. R..C. Lambert

Sen

At her ‘home on East Saanich:
Road, Mrs, -E. ‘Sapsford entertained
Monday ‘at luncheon and cards; In="
vited guests were: Mys: C: Skinner,
who is leaving. shortly for her home.
in. Ottawa, Mrs. .W. Skinner, - Mrs,
W. Baillie, Mrs. J.: Nunn, Mrs. w.

Mills and ‘Mrs.’ C. ‘ Johnson.

“Mr. and. Mrs.: Mills, Dixon Ave.,

had -as ‘guests for the ‘week-end,
‘Mr, and -Mrs. Evans of Victoria.

: Mrs. A. W. Sharp: is at: Shaugh-
nessy ‘military hospital undergoing
‘treatment,

- Mrs. W. Whiting “‘yeturned to her

homie: on’ Sixth: St. after an. enjoy-

oe this newpaper concer ning the hand- =:
some bouquet consisting of 53 dif- | (1) Jaurustinus; “(ay dapn ne; _ Ave... to accommodate "visiting - 15 meeting. of the’ Salt Spring | and: J: Smith, to handle finencjal
(8) _jasmine;. (4) yellow japonica, _yachts and other small craft. | Island Chamber of Commerce, arrangements.

‘ferent:: varieties: of garden: flowers |
which bloomed “in the village ‘of (5) red japonica; (6). heather; | In connection with the latter reso- which was held’ in Harbor House,! “¢, F, Mouat was ‘appotited: chair~
‘man ofa nominating. committee

“Sidney at’ the middle of January,
which he is to form for the annual

meeting: It was ‘moved that a
general. meeting beheld for the
election of officers, followed within
a month by.a dinner meeting for
ithe installation of officers and for
the presentation of annual reports.
WIN GAVEL. AGAIN -

Luth was now under way, cov ae Following the business meeting,

EP. Hall in Sidney was: crowded ,
on ‘Tuesday. evening when more than
60. mothers attended to hear an ad-".
dress -b} Kinsmen Ian King on the.”
current: child care and: polio drive. |

‘Mr. “King; executive director . of
the. campaign, :outhined ¢he purpose -:
of the drive and the need for funds... .

‘| He showed two.movies of ‘the: work
which the’ Kinsmen-sponsored or-
ganization is.doing. —

If: two:severe cases of polio should’ _
occur in the province next -year it: -
would use: all funds: collected, he :
warned his audience.

The local drive is still short of |
volunteers in the Brentwood area,

| lution; A. Fox reponted that he had Ganges. The’meeting followed™a
AT). hydrangea; :.. (8). fuchsia; (9).- recently been advised by Mr. Pearkes no-host “dinner “honoring -E. ‘.
lenten rose; (10) Christmas rose; that the latter “hoped” that the gov- | Hodson, -Nanaimo,° director. of ‘the
(11). “saxifrage; (12)... valerian;.-:| ernment would: be able ‘to. construct B.C..Chamber of Commerce.

-\'1958. -The bouquet. was presented to |:
~The Review by a ‘Sidney lady and
“it has ‘been much adimired. © Many
of the «flowers are still fresh and |
“ “fragrant.” wor
“Unfortunately; the story was more
-o* florally..perfect’ than typographic-
oSnally. The printer. was so overcome
’ py the fragrance of the blooms, that
oe, certain dines: were . . permitted to

Boys’ PANT Clearance
Gabardines, ¢ Corduroy and Checks |

(3) chrysanthemum; (14) annual | such a harbor. in Sidney, _W.'T.D. Jones gave the financial
chrysanthemum; (15) roses; (16) © | report,’ ‘showing a balance © of
‘violets; (17). pansy; 18) prim-. |.23 enthusiastic gardener at the | $138.29. . H. McGill, services com-
“rose; (19). polyanthus; (20) | Experimental Farm in North Saan- | mittee “head, reported that ithe new
lobelia; (21) candytuft; (22) for- | ich, brought, in four more. flowers|gaypage service operated. by Mr.
get-me-not; (23) Canterbury bell; | from “her garden -to -add to: ‘the
(24) “esther reed; °(25) “shasta | bouquet. ‘They : are: ..schizostylis,
daisy; -(26)° sweet -alysium; (27) :: which has’ been in ‘bloom for four
wallflower; (28) geranium; : (29)-" months ‘and new flowers still com-'
‘marguerite; (30): carnation; (31)... | ing: a/croft lily, a crocus. -and a. rock
“anemone: (32). brompton stock; daffodil.

Ganges, ‘Scott -Road,- Fernwood and Mr: Ho dson ré-presented the. gavel;
Vesuvius, -He. appealed for more lati
support for this endeavor so that it which the Chamber won for the ane holiday with ‘her relatives .in
‘| Victoria :
2 li yas .
Bh al el che Mouat, who was Among those from the distr ict who

wauld continue. Mr. Bradley: said
atrangements~ would be made. to| president at that time. Mr. Mouat

‘Sizes 9-12. “Reg. $4,955 ag 00 f) (33; ‘antirrhinum: (34). cloth of |” Not to -be--outdone,. Mrs. H. M. heard. Yehudi..Menuhin, the famed |’ yn bout 14
: ot : clean up the-old dump and close it}... where. abou more mothers aré
fo ‘To: Cheat cane cein na 3 goid; (35) aubretia; (36) crocus; | Taylor, of ‘Orchard “Ave. Sidney, | oe +9 he | ‘public, as it ig now replied. by. giving. credit. to. the. concert violinist. atthe Royal’ Thea- | sought to carry out the Mothers’ -
“Sizes: 9-12. | Reg. $5.95-. S48] (37). snowdrop;.- (38). calendula: -| rought along some beautiful. speci-. private property. -| splendid’ committees’ which — had | tre Monday. evening, were: Mr..and| March’ on Polio on. February 1.
$6.50. 'To fo eee (39) “barberry; (40) gentian; (41). “mens of aconite. No Canadian com- MEET WITH ¥ TINISTERS - _/ | worked so hard and made it: possi- Mrs. J..Ruxion, Mr. and Mrs. B. L, “Volunteers may contact any mem_.
Sizes 27-31. waist. Reg. 5 viola; (42) feverfew; (43)| munity has. yet . challenged. The and B. Acland | bles 2 ee UPS" | Mantin, Mrs, R.. Beswick, Mys./D.| per’ of ‘the Kinsmen Chib or The
8 50-$10.95. “To. Clear... a> tentilla: ' (44). periwinkle; (45) .| Review's .claim. that. such a. floral ‘Dr. R. C. Lambert an clan ve lFilby, Mr. and’ Mrs.:A.. Hollands, Review office at pee oe
ae : P t ting with the | Mr.’ rds “the ea Sidney 28... ¢
mee “evonymus;-:(46) -ranunculus; *. (47) record stands - alone. ie sed ins Gurls mee ee Baste | 1. Hoi on. then gave a. short Mrs. D. Ross anid son Jimmie, Mr, :
‘ rae on. Ear ;
~scabiosa; (48) iris; “(49) myosotis; on... Philip Gaglardi an: ; summary of the growth of the B.C. | and Mrs..R: Adamson: and. son
(60). American |: hellebore; D | ‘Westwood .regarding.the paving: of | chamber of. Commerce. during the Michael, Mrs. C, Hanson and Loreen; NAVAL OF F CER
“sweet: peas; (52) nasturium. ‘The “DEEP COVE” all roads used by school buses. on} last. six years, since ‘it’ was ‘foundéd | Mrs. -F...D,. Till Mrs. L. ‘Thornley, TO RETIRE
~ remaining flower was unnamed. lewininvenenanarie “the island. .They.commented.on the | iy" November,: 1951. : He .also gave Mrs. .W..Orchard,..Myrs.. J....Gordon ‘annouricement: ras’ minde: ate ore

| cousteons manner. in which they | interesting facts. dating: from the |and Mrs, J. Wakefield.

were met,, and’ said their. request “17th. century :to the.present. day.|: .S. °C. Taylor, Fourth: St., has re--
was. -very- favourably received. ~ ‘Chamber. of Commerce, ‘and ‘showed turned home after. ° attending | the
. Regarding’ parks, the department | its growth over the years in various : Hfuner al of his sister” at. ‘Medicine

: -Meanwhile,. Mrs. WeR. ‘Orchard “Jo Miss We J. Brown, “Madrona Dr.,
| spent five days in Seattle. -making

the trip: b 1
“FINISHING _ - ALTERATIONS - {att Rome Setchell. - Road,

- las not’-in’. favour. of the “Cusheon } oo

‘left. -by«plane: for, California, where | Lake -area, which; they: feel, needs ican ra SR Ls can a enc en CS maas aria ei
“she: will. spend @ ‘month... She:-was. eal
- accompanied on--her trip by. her
‘sister. from Vancouver. | er

: “My, and. Mrs, J. Hood, Kenaston,
‘Sask., “were | guests at the: home of;
“Mr: “and » Mrs. Ae Holder; "Clayton

week in ‘Ottawa that Rear-Admiral ae
Kenneth °F... - Adams, ; presently ;
commander. of. .Canada’s (22. naval). -
divisions, . with “headquarters.” in’g.
‘Hamilton, Ont., will retire in April:
a great deal-of work, out’ of propor- He is now. completing 33 years. in:.-

tion .:to : the “number ‘of ‘people: who | Pa: S ses Alter C Qu arter. Centur ry es Visiovi, is. well: know peive: = Le

~ FRAMING |

‘would. ‘be.’ attracted. “The lookout
will ‘be ‘developed, and parks engin- Saanich... His : “mother, » Mase Te
‘Adams, his sister, Mrs: Hy SB oe e

‘eers will-be giving appraisal. ; [Residence On Salt. al Island Bobet sais an mother’ 8. o wits

“The Powell River Company: will rae
be approached: for: an extension of. -Comm nder- BC. Adams, all —. an

aa the: ‘area’ for’ a. picnic site.
By ard ito Maxwell Park; ‘the possi-

Egan Jonson le
; ‘pility. of acquiring more land were
water” w rebar tbe available... sds

Called At Ganges
: | suggested.”

Royal. Jubi Hospital, “victoria,” on AGREE: TO MUSEUM
F Tuesday, Jan.: 14, after a: ‘Short: il: :

“Funeral: services’ were, conducted. | Worked as ‘a blacksmith in. Victoria,
jon. January 20, in St... George's | Machinery Depot.” : Ne
Church Gan ges. Lighten cas :
Holmes « “officiating,: fox “William
Munroe ‘Cantril, : who: passed away
; ) January: ‘16° in Dr: :Francis? »Fuivate
i Hospital’ at Ganges. ee
Mr. Cantril died: in ‘his 78th year,
and. ‘leaves his ‘wife, Edith -Martha;:
a ‘two sons, Milla nd Walter; three af

“For 25° years ‘My:
in: the Chemainus mill, part ‘of the
time . going. to” work . by. boat from.|
Salt ‘Spring... He “was fond: of. “the:
water

“being: sp ent ;

and. enioved. fishing also |

year. “ine ‘the

Tea, hostesses, were’ Mrs,
nd.Myrs

; AL dog. licences: are -renewable for. 195
| Licence for: “Male: dog OM: Spayed female, 82,
Licence: for F Female dog, $3.00. Be =:

All dog licences s expired on Devember 31, 1957, ts

OAL WwW. SHARP,
Municipal Cler ke

‘BAY. MOTORS:
-: Brentwood:
mplete “Automotive: ‘Service.
evron: International Credit
Candis.” “Standard” Towing “
Berwioe,’ Teas

ay BIG re ~ SALE CONTINUES:

7 Everything” in: the Store, Marked in. Plain: Figure es, A.
Nothing Marked Up. to Allow, the 20% OFF.

KIWI POLISH “ ae “16° et We must’ redueo our stock no,
Rew. 200;- “NOW... . hefore.’ our” Spring Stock.

PROPERTS Ss CREAM Arrives. Last day af Sale,

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‘SHOE. LACES: —~ Black, brown. . 7
white,Rep, ‘4 pairs’ 40¢, BRYA ee |

“NOW, Be: oa, \s
“R06IN, LEA HER LACES. - :

Ree “G0¢, “NOW: ,;
BABIES . SHLOES- joe. |
: Reg. $3.05." NOW.
LADIES" SITORS—"
“Ree $6.25, NOW.
ME NS: BOOTS-—

: Regs $10.45... NOW
Gis SHOES
: Re $5.88,

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Full’ Marina’ Service. i
; "Standard Marine |
Gas and. Oils. oe

-Phone 435. -. Beacon at. Fourth

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