PAGE TWO SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

- SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF
| ISLANDS REVIEW INFLUENZA—

PAGE TWO SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW _______SIDNEY, Vancouve Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, February 3, 1937.
Ted Skinner,
Ted Carter,

"SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF |INFLUENZA— |HOLY TRINITY |NAME TO BE |LATESTGYM ; soz ;
PARISH CHANGED = |NOTES ihe, bev, who wil aa
denly with an “out of sorts feel- [MEETING : |

All on Tictoria, Thursday, Fe
(Continued fro age One.) will go to Victoria, Thursday, Feb,
ing’’——pains and aches all over the (Continued from Page One.)

25th, to participate in an inter-

a Seactory financial statement. centre competition to be held in
cers elected for the ensuing the Victoria High School. Six

body. “‘Cold in the head” or slight| these were received with enthusi-| Year were as follows: Mrs. T. F. Owing to ine acy ene vie eather mien rf

cough, elevation of temperature,|asm and the members of the or-, Speed, W. M. Palmer, W. Craw- ditions an b a een com, etitions

and sometimes vomiting or diar-! ganizations were thanked for their; ford, R. O. King and H. T. Price. es a

={oemerky Sidney and Islands Review and Saanich Gazette)
ESTABLISHED 1912
Member British Columbia and Yukon Press Association

“THE FLU”

(Continued from Page One.) Eliminations To Be

Held Soon

7 An independent weekly newspaper circulating throughout the
famous SAANICH PENINSULA and beautiful GULF ISLANDS
~> through 20-local post offices.
a HUGH J. McINTYRE, Publisher and Editor.
ELIZABETH G. McINTYRE, Associate Editor.

Telephones—Sidney: Office, 28; Residence, 27.

‘Issued every Wednesday at the Review Office, Third Street,
SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C. Subscription (strictly in advance):
$1.00 per year in Canada; $1. 50 per year in the United States.

girls will also be selected to go to
a similar competition to be held
have been postponed until Mon- i, os
day, Feb. 15th. A large number | day, Feb. 22nd.

at the high school gym on Mon-
rhoea. excellent co-operation during the| D. S. Harris and W. J. Page were
boys are attending the special A medal will be awarded 10 the

If these symptoms persist and {| year. ¢leeted auditors.
treatment is neglected, pains in Owing to the fortheoming ab- A special meeting will be held
the chest, cough and eventually)jsence of O. J. Rochfort from the! in the near future for the purpose
pneumonia may develop. Remem- | parish, the rector, after expressing| of changing the name of the so-
ber pneumonia is often quickly | his deep appreciation of the werk ciety. Two names were suggested,
fatal. and loyalty of the two wardens,| “Islands Agricultural Association
announced that he had asked Capt.| and Farmers’ Institute” and the
C. F. Gibson to be rector’s wur-| ‘Islands’ Farmers’ Institute.
den for the coming year. G. F.| The meeting was in favor of in-
2. Call your physician at once} Pownall was again the unanimous| stalling an electric lighting system

and do as he prescribes. choice of the congregation for the] and decided to hold a pruning
3. Stay in bed till your doctor | Office of people’s warden. A church! demonstration.

tells you to get up. committee consisting of General It
4. Remember the period of get-|GWynne, Messrs. Clark, Bazett-

~“eation. ‘No exception will be made in this matter. ting well is longer than the| Jones and Elmer John was elected |:

; ; to serve for the. following twelv
“ Subseribers failing to receive the Review in due time are asked to time actually ill. eee wee

we. notify us immediately and another copy will be sent. With our large} 5. Keep your room at 68°F. and months. as women elected Me. BRIAN BAAL
circulation and the consequent large amount of handling in the mails: well ventilated. opithorne to the office of warden

" occasionally it so. happens that a label is accidentally removed. of St. Augustine’s Mission. The AW ARDED
churchwardens. were appointed as

. “The Saanich Peninsula and Gulf Islands enjoy the most equable :
. ¢limate ‘in all Canada! Average winter: temperature, 40 above; aver- | the lay representatives to the dio-
eesan synod which meets in Vic- TROPHY
toria at the end of this month.

_.Age summer temperature, 60 above. Not too hot—not too cold. It is BUILDING CONTRACTOR
Messrs. Ahier and Witherby were

“the aim of the Review to assist in the development of this magnificent H. W. DUTTON

- area and the co-operation of all organizations and citizens in working a ~ .

- for.the betterment: of all concerned is respectfully solicited. Everything in the Building Line a

: : ; Estimates Furnished elected as substitute delegates to
synod and also lay representatives

to the ruri-decanal conference.

~ . SIDNEY, V.L, B.C., Wednesday, February? 3, 1937. Marine Drive Sidney, B.C.
The appreciation of the congrega- 2 econd piace awards with sent. ||
Hliion of the work undertaken by prize went to Donald Vantreight, |%

Capt. Daynes in his oversight of Royal Oak, with 93.82% points, H
the churchyard was expressed at | ane third place and cash prize to \k
the meeting and resolutions of | * fyrtle Sluggett, West Saanich. i
thanks were passed to Mrs. Dea- The school gaining the highest |}
con for her indefatigable work as, Umber. of points was that. of |f

‘organist; Stewart Cato as - With “a total. of --349:95,-- sm

classes in Victoria, among whom] first buy and the first girl in each
are the following from North Saa-j centre.
nich Centre: The loeal centre is louking for-
wurd to some surprises at its next
meeting.
A Jocal display open to the pub-
| lic is being planned for March 12.

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Amos Nunn,
Sid Smethurst,
Iain MeWaters,
Ben Wells,

HOW TO FIGHT “FLU”
1. Go to bed immediately.

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prize and highly congratulated for
his fine showing.

2ae~ Your doctor’s prescription will-be accurately and care-
fully dispensed if brought to .

BAAL’S DRUG STORE
’Phone 42-L Beacon Avenue Sidney, B.C.

ues Saeatine

service. McNab. a]
The rector spoke of the neces-| Special awards were also given r
“Mitchell & Anderson Lumber Co. Ltd. :

sity of having.the church commit-| to Laura Young, Keating, - with
‘Sidney, ‘B. Ce

and to the choir for: their loyal| Under the leadership of Miss C heey

tee to meet at regular: intervals | 92.47% points; Margaret Roberts, |,
in order to give: assistance to the
wardens; -he also ‘outlined plans
for the development of the work ; .
of the church in the parish. Certificates: were “presented to
” The. meeting: passed a resolution| the following who received over: 70:
expressing the: loyalty of - the | ‘percent: Maude Hanreuse, Keat-
; ehurch:i in North Saanich.to Bishos| ing; ‘Thelma Olsen, Sidney ;” Maur-
2 Sexton, who has,” since the last an-Jice ‘Michell, “Keating; Barbara Hay-
“pnual’ meeting, ‘become. the diocesan croft. ° Sidney; Peter Roberts, -Pros-

Prespect. Lake, 85.78 points, ‘and.
Gordon White, Saanichton, | 14. 85

points ‘Dealers: in,

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to’ his home on’ Pender Island after : ao
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Capt. G. Maude, v wid been’ n taid

up for a few days. Girls of the’ North. ‘Saanich ee

reation Centre will have a special
afternoon of: instruction this week |

The spring ‘salmon are begin-

- ming ‘to run in Fulford Harbour,
1 several good. catches having been
. ‘made. eee re

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on Thursday, ‘commencing at 3:15
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we Practice will, be
Mr, F: Crawford, who’ has been carried: out! in many: of the contest

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a working: at Dunean for some time; |. events.

\has: returned: to his home at Ful-' me, “y . Vo,

i ford owing to bid weather condi- Patients ‘from. “our: ‘district, fee

tions. He has been unable to haul ceiving treatment at: Rest Haven |

logs there. : Sanitarium and Hospital this week !

; include Mrs. G. C, Kyle, Deep

The young people are making Cove, and Mrs, W. H, Barker, -Sid-

the most of the cold weather while ney.

it lasts -— skating and. toboggan-

owe: may not seem ‘of importance, , but Several !

hundred of these on our books represent a con-

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The weatherman - continues to |
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weather, Sinee last week we have |
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