” ter-in-law,

PAGE TEN

- DEEP COVE”

D onanememeteteettameamenl

Mrs. T.. M. Anderson’ returned to

om.

her home, after: having attended the

funeral of’: her { sister-in-law, / Miss

: .M. “Anderson, “Kelowna, B.C. Many }

will: remember Miss. Anderson, ‘who

- frequently. visited..at the home’ of |..
es cher brother,on Madrona Drive:
ve The’ ‘regular | baby clinic:: will be

held at St. Augustine's . Hall- on
: March: 8; ‘at2pmo S00 -
Mr. and ‘Mrs. Wm. Todd, Munroe
Ave.,.received.word that their son,
Norris,: had undergone an appendi-
citis epETSHION at R.CA.F, station,
‘Trenton.
Roy Tutte, West. Saanich Road,
is a patient in Veterans’ Hospital,
~ having ‘undergone an operation.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Ed-
monton,: Alta., will reside in Deep
Cove. They are son-in-law and
- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Scott.
-proprictors -of Deep Cove Trading '

. Co,. Mr. and Mrs. ‘Smith will help |

their: parents. ‘in: the ‘store.
“Recent guests at the.home of Mr.

. and. Mrs. J: Graham, Chalet Road, ‘Community Club met recently at the | War, had been in poor health for a

_ were-Mr. ‘Graharn’s brother and ‘sis-

: Graham, Quesnel, BC. bes
~© .*Mrs..J: Graham, Chalet Road; had.
“16° guests at her home on Tuesday,
*March:2,. to” help Fer son, _Michael,
celebrate his sixth birtliday.
« F' Norris has returned to his home
on: “Madrona Drive, after. spending.a

eerie Y

_ G.W.G. BOYS' AND YOUTHS’ TEXAS RANGER SHIRTS
: The same celebrated “Texas Ranger” fabric -and styling as

in’ the: man’s model.

‘Popular
Shrunk for lasting fit.”

_ Corner Beacon and Fifth

FLORAL by Effie Smith
FLOWER GIRL
oh $1.00 box — RS

“Individual ‘serving.

J _RICE DINNER—Tin.,

Boys’ and Youths’ sizes, each...... $2.50

‘SIDNEY MEN’S and BOYS’ WEAR ~

_-—~ Phone 216 —

CORRESPONDENCE 2 NOTES

~ Danish Blue,

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———~ Drivers Pay Fines
In Sidney Court

Two -drivers' were fined $5 -and
costs in Sidney police’ court on: Sat- |
urday on-.charges of. parking ina
bus zone.. The drivers were Grace
Irwin and-B.. Laidlaw.

ona charge of failing to stop at a
stop sign. A fine-of $25 and costs
was. imposed on. Irene -Lowan: for
‘driving without’: a. current driver's
license. A. similar fine ‘was paid- by
E. N. Alcock,:who answered ‘to a
charge of: failing: to file income tax
returns.

few months with his daughter, Mrs.
E, Holmes, Vancouver.
The fire trucks from Sidney were
called out to Madrona Drive on
Thursday to put out a fire at the
home of Mrs. Hughes.
Mrs. Hlughes has moved from her

home on Madrona Drive to the] day ¢

Osterhout cottage on Downey Road.
The executive of the Deep Cove

home of J. C. Erickson,. and ‘final

Mr. and Mrs. F.. w. [arrangements were made for’ the

card party to be held on Friday eve-
ning. at the school. They: hope to
raise. a good. sum to mect’a pledge
they made for'a worthy cause. ..
Miss. Nancy -Wilkening, Birch
Road, is a‘visitor to Vancouver and

| the sucst of her aunt.

garments with growing boys.

: Sidney, B.C,

ANIMAL PETITE NOTES
“FLOW ER PETITE NOTES.
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SIDNEY .

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Ideal. for those. meals you have to take alone!

rene

Lue Cash @ at

Beacon Ave. - snd - Phones Sidney. 91

a construction.
Lee Fortin was fined: $5 and. costs:

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

NEW ROADWAY
FOR SIDNEY?

Village of. Sidney commission. has -
been advised -by. the provincial SOv- |
ernment that a right-of-way has |
been acquired which will ~ permit !

of 66-foot . wide
thoroughfare on Seventh. St be- |
tween ‘Beacon ‘and. Flenry -Aves.)
The< government”. suggested - sae |
cost - of ‘ constructing: such. ‘a. road

would .be approximately $3,100.and-

the village was invited: to pay ain

the .cost of construction and main-
tenance. - -
Members of the, commission were

in sympathy with the: opening of

She Came
Here 90.
Years Ago

“Pioneer ‘resident of ‘the ’.Saanich
‘Peninsula, Mrs. ‘Emily. Jane’ John
passed away-at her: Victoria home’ on
Thursday, ‘Feb: 25. Mrs. John, who
was 93> years of age, died in. her
aeey:

Ninety years ‘2960, when Mrs. John
was three ‘years ‘old, she came to

the road and will correspond further | Saanich with her family from east-

with the government in this regard. |

DEATH CLAIMS
SIDNEY MAN

The death occurred in his resi- |
dence on Lochside Drive on Mon-
of Farry Storie, a former em-
ployee of Hotel Sidney. The deceas-
ed. a veteran. of the Second Great

number of years.

The deceased was born in Ontario
and. resided for many years in Al-
berta,. He is‘stirvived by his mother
at Olds. Alta, a daughter at Nanai-
mo, and three others daughters at
Lethbridge, Alta.

Remains ‘willbe forwarded by
Cline’s Funeral Chapel to -L ethbridge
a burial in the family plét.

‘There are more Baptists in the
United States than any other re-
ligion,

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Large Aluminum. Dixies
Asbestos Tiles, 4c each
Large Vises.
'Emery Wheels
Metal Tool Boxes
Screwdrivers
' Letter Stamps
Sets of Taps and Dies
“Come Along” Chain
‘Hoists.
| Single and Double.
Blocks. ., : Bo of
| 4,000 ft. Hose, ‘suitable.
~~. for garden: or irriga-
“tion =:
Fire Extinguishers, Be
. gallon types: os i
| 2. Blacksmith’s: Anvils
‘Water Barrels
|. Incinerators
| ‘Flower. Pots, all sizes
: Folding Chairs |

** Pleturog:: 21-inch. plelure fu

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upt

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ern Canada. With her parents, the
young Emily Nicholson’ travelled

west by way of the Atlantic and an
overland trip across the Panaman-
ian Isthmus.

The Nicholson family settled in
the Lake Hill area, where they farm-
ed for a mtimber of years. Emily
Nicholson. married James A. John
and moved to his farm at the corner
of East Saanich Road’ and’ School
Cross Road. The roads at that time
were not clearly defined.

- For many years Mrs. John was a

prominent and esteemed resident of
the Sidney area.
moved to her Scott St. home in Vie-
toria. Up. to the time of her death
she wasstill alert and a keen ob-
server af the changes made in near-
ly a century. ;

She was a native at Teeswater,
Ontario. Mrs, —_ was a life mem-
ber of the W.B.A

She teaves four daughters, Mrs.
John Grant and Mrs. William Grant,
of Portland. Ore.; Mrs. D. A. Marr
of Vancouver, and Miss Edna John
at home; two sons, G. Elmor, of
Sidney, and- James A., of Sunset
Beach, Calif.; 11 grandchildren and
10 great-grandchildren; also a: sis-
ter, Mrs. ‘Emerson. Turpel, of Vic-
toria.

Last rites’ were observed from
Hayward's B.C. Funeral Chapel on
Saturday, Feb. 27, when Rey. R.
Melville officiated. Interment fol-
lowed in Holy Trinity Cemetery at
Patricia Bay. ‘Pallbearers were’ P.
E. Brethour,. Dr. William Bryce, |
‘Ernest: Munro, William. Horth, R.
E Nimmo. and: William R. John. a

Injured In Car

Collision Here.

. Recuperating: i in Rest: Haven Hos-
pital this week is Mrs..Albert Kusch:.

A] of. Sidney, . who. ‘suffered: a broken

leg: on; “Saturday” evening, | when she
“was struck byaxcar.. oy

were” walking. along

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-

CONSTITUENCY AND EDUCATION
|rogLens OUTLINED BY MLL.A.

In a short address to the legisla- |
ture on. Monday afternoon of this
week, J. D: T. Tisdalle, Saanich
M.LA., touched on problems in his
‘own constituency before proceeding
to-give the House. his ‘views: on. the:
educational system in this province.

‘Mr. Tisdalle defended the govern-
ment. “Social Credit is not a party
but:a movement.” he declared. “So-
‘cial Crediters are devising < a good
policy for B.C.”

He-spoke of the value of the agri-
cultural industry on the Saanich
Peninsula .and promised the assist-

agriculture in solving the problems
of milk producers. |
Anchor End

The member felt that the Penin-!
sula was the logical anchor end of |
a Gulf Islands ferry service. He_
would be happy to work with Dr. L.
‘Giovando, Islands M.L.A., towards
the carly establishment of such a
ferry service.

Mr. Tisdalle urged that the Patri-

| four-lane thoroughfare.

cia Bay Highway be widened to a
He pointed
out that death has -struck ‘on the ;
highway during the past year.

Jn later years she |.

New

The «member urged the establish-
ment of a crippled children’s hospi-
talon Vancouver Island.

Mr. Tisdalle devoted the -greater |
part of his address to a digcussion
———
Despite extensive war damage
French railways were in full opera-
tion
end,

DO ren a ee ee

A PIECE
OF CAKE

Don’t bother to make a
cake yourself . ». and
don’t bother with ‘the
quick-mix variety.

Try one of our tasty
cakes—fresh every day.

SIDNEY
BAKERY.

“Beacon Ave. at Second. St

t "Estimates Fy ree
ss
f Without Oblig:

SE pees

=

Se

ae

a

‘NEW Rubber Bare

of B.C’s educational: system. He
i contended that if schools did a: bet-
ter job of teaching, the public would
be more responsive to raising teach-
ers’ salaries. He called. for a thor-
ough: inquiry into. education and. felt
that. laymeri had. every. right to. con--
cern theniselves. with . education. - It
is not solely a field for experts, ‘he

ance of the provincial department ot

within months of the war's | f

- Construction ‘of Your .

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“SHERWIN-

declared.

OIA lr Ae,

Continued from Page 2.

In. and

AROUND TOWN

ea

one

Mr. and Mrs. J. J. White, Sec-
,ond St., have become great-grand-
! parents this week for the second
,time when a son was born to their
granddaughter and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Toye, Van-
couver,

George lloward, of Montreal,
spent the week-end at the home of
his brother-in-law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Les Thornley, Towner
Park.

Mrs. Margaret Anderson has re-
turned to her home on Third’ Si.
following a holiday spent in Ques-
nel and Burnaby. ;

Avery enjoyable evening » was
spent at the home of Mrs. I, Livesay |
!on Friday evening when, assisted by |
Mrs. E. Détlevson, she staged a:

BUS!

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|
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——| bridge and canasta party for the Boy

Education is not only OUR business—
EDUCATION [$ EVERYBODY'S
BUSINESS
During Education Week (March 7 - 13) °° :
visit your local school. with these’

questions in mind: =~ |

What is your school doing for your r child?

What problems does your school. face? |
. How can you help your school do. a bet-
~ ter. job for | your. child? ©

‘This i is Your . Business. a

. EDUCATION Is: EVERYBODY'S. BUSINESS

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‘Our Qualified RADIO REPAIR MAN Is at Your Service! -
— Pick- Ups Made as s Necessary —

a ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

Scouts’ funds. Three tables of bridge
and two of canasta were played.
Mrs. -Shillitto ‘and J. Watson gained

levson “and: Mr.
bridge.

Hunter .. first . at:
Low. prizes. went - to:

son; ‘bridge, Mrs. :
Shillitto.

Hunter. ‘and Mr.

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also balance of

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— Phone 333 —
| Beacon Avenue

“Sidney

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