h

-of the Saanich
_. Beef Club attended.a junior Jead-. -
- ers workshop at the experimental

-" ers of:the Saanich: Peninsula 4-H -
.» Beet Club. attended:a meeting of. °
“all junior. leaders: at the experi-.
mental *
a ‘following executive were elected:
Ken. Smith; present Reg Raper, :

Wednesday, April 19, 1967

4- H Beef Club Has Active
Time In Past Weeks

Members. -of the 4-H. Clubs
in .the: South

farm with junior leaders-from
other clubs in the district, to
discuss the purposes and ach-
ievements. of a 4-H junior leader.

The chairmen of the discussion
- District.

were Mr. Jameson,
Agriculturalist, and
ens. . _
Members of the Beef. Club
met March 27 at the home ‘of
G.. Doney, . Saanichton, to make
rope halters: for their 4-H pro=
ject. an ce F
On April 2, the junior leaders,

Mr. Wick-

Lloyd Williams, Gordon Michell,

Catherine ‘Godfrey, Robert: God-
frey, “and -Robert’ Doney

‘and Bob -Ar nold of the Metchosin

Lamb Club picked daffodils: at’

the: home. of -Dena. Cronk, also
of the: Metchosin Lamb -Club,
The: flowers were then delivered
to all patients in various rest
homes‘in. the Greater Victoria
area. ,

On April 4, the regular monthly
meeting of the Saanich Peninsula
4-H Beef Club was held at Mount

_ Newton Jr. High School, and was

called to-order’ by president Rob-
‘ert Doney.

On April 35 “eleven junior lead-

farm:; ‘at: which

- SAVINGS ~

tod. 30 p. m “Daily”

Open Ba. m.

Malahat: District
_ boarded five chartered buses for
“a day of touring the grounds ‘and’ :
buildings. of the: University. of
.. British Columbia, March’4,

On March..7,.10 junior jeaders.

‘Peninsula: 4-H...
Jersey Cattle.

” President.”
of the
Saanich: Peninsula 4-H BeetClub, »
“mother-in-law,
_. Stephen

organist.

“district,

The demonstrations :
“and educational displays’ ‘for the

_-s Victoria’ Jaycees F Fair were dis -
~ cussed: ;

‘patronized,

~ blossoms ‘in’ a
arranged bowl, in’ itself adecor-
ation,”
The. first prize of an autographed. ne
Fenwick -

the,

secretary; ‘Catherine Godfrey,
treasurer;: June Simmonds, club
reporter,

“On “April .9,° embers of. the
‘Saanich Peninsula 4-H Beef Club

- met at” Glenliagen ’ Farm, owned ;

by RL, Mutrie, Saanichton, to’

be -instructed.in

ee re

BRENTWOOD

ee ee re

Mr. and Mrs. John Goldring
and family of 1112 Benvenuto Ave~
nue have returned from a two
week’s holiday in California.

Gay decorations of spring
flowers gave a. festive air to St.
“Stephen's Memorial Hall) when
their. W.A, held its spring tea
on Saturday, April 5th. The
tow. was opened by Mrs. Pearl
Butler, who was’ introduced by
Mys.- A.M... Galbraith, .. Vice-
“Mrs, Bulter. re-
briefly
ofthe church, when:
Mrs.
was

ininisced:
‘days

“Buller
Mrs.

the judging of. -

the. first schoolhouse, across the -
road from. the church, as» she

was the first. teacher-in the

and the’ small organ

was carried back. and forth from .

the schoolhouse to: the church.
Guests were’ greeted ‘by Mrs.
Galbraith, in the-absence of the
President, and Mrs. O.L, Foster.

The interesting. stalls were well _
and ‘a - contest. to.-
number. — of.

beautifully ~

determine © the -:

was: an added ‘attraction

book — illistrated.. by.

Lansdowne. ‘was.’ won. by. -Mrs:

“north.
Norman §. ‘Lockyer; the: secend
“prize “of two amethyst: decorator.
decanter's. was* won by.: Mrs... SS
t ee : ee greater ‘significance the attention.

eee ee ee

— =

“a Bygone ‘age,
onthe early “OVE!
her»
“George”
its first.
Butler lived in).

‘interests.

-by way of
“musical avenues at length to the
'.peace of an idyllic rural retreat

“mands, a vista. that’

the. marks. of his interests, baby
- grand piano, record player, ‘sheet. ;

= matic.
“origins.

; simple eonstruction, a Sevelop: &

wn

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

. (By BERT GREEN)

In :this «scientific . and. factual ..
age itis a relief -to .turn back
the pages of ‘history. to a. time
when knights were bold and. their.
ladies. were “unassuming and.
decorative. Or so we are led
to. believe from. the pages. of.
romantic novels and the fantasies
the movies have reconstructed
for our entertainment.

Best r emembered ure the more

pleasant aspects of life. in
medieval times, the arts and
crafts of periods which his-

torically are the basis of our
cultural life of to-day,
Fortunately. there
whose interest it
with a. dedicated
into “the Upast.
are able to recapture a knowledge
of the pleasures and pursuits of
“and ‘offer their
forthe delight
who have — similar.

are those.
is to delve
_ thoroughness

discoveries
of” those

Professor W.C. Staub, who has
made his. home on the western
slopes of Mount ‘Newton, -is:just
such. .a. person. His~-musical
career has brought bim from the
conservatories of Vienna and
4urich, through Jugoslavia, and
devious European

‘and the company ofa sympathetic
Australian wife. anda lively infant
‘son.

From its: elevated situation the
lounge of their dream house com~
is’ breath-
taking. in. -its’ grandeur , from the
blue waters. or Saanich Inlet to.
the. far ‘distant mountains ‘of the .
Around: the ° rooms are

music’ ‘and books.’ but of: far:

‘is. caught. by:a magnificent chro-
J harp of. French: ‘manu- fe

“The! “recorder
nstrument of: ancient lineége and:

Frequently they -

(of. interest,

‘and.
; instrument.

cee land:

The illustration is a

‘Scrassato’,

“successful ©
terminate the end.of April.-

COMMUNITY

CLUB ACTIVE

There were-13-members pre-

: geht at the Saanichton Community

‘club, meeting Tuesday evening,
April ate Mrs. "Pp, Hamilton:

- took the ‘minutes in. the’absence
Of: Secretary Mrs. F, Campbell ©

who was ill, ;

Registration of. tennis: players:
which preceded the meeting; was
very successful.” These classes
are being sponsored by the Club,

Softball was discussed by the
sport conveners and registration
was set-for Friday evening April

: 14 from 6330: to “7 p.m. at the

Agricultural - Hall, Mrs. L.
Farrel] to contact the various
schools in the commiunity and

let them know of the registration _
Bud Michell was authorized —

date.
to. purchase such softball equip-
ment as deemed necessary, Bad-~
minton was reported very”
and. play © \.will

Mrs... R. Hitchen,’ Club dele-
gale: {o the.centennial committee, ©

eo gave a. report on: the-Jast Cen-

Professor W.C. Staub on.the pine endofhis Mount Newton residence,
Medieval. embellishment. depicts a court’ scene at a time when the
wandering minstrel was an eagerly awaited diversion.

was-a favorite instrument of the .

traubadours and wandering
minstrels of medieval times. Its
revival
able stimulus to musical appreci-
ation in the classroom.

. Professor Staub has during the
past. several weeks introduced his:
recorder: quartet to the schools: :’
ofthe. Greater, Victoria School...’
District, and everywhere he has: :
met with an.enthusiastic response’
: from. the children.

histor yo “of.

“The: children are , told that the
: recorder:
ee daring the. 14th Century - in ‘Eng=').
“This: name: “derived: from,
ats. capability. ‘of: ‘reproducing. or
“ecording” the: song of the bird.

“was: “given its. name

oy ‘supervised. recreation for child

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have ‘contributed .to this revival
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_strations have- been accompaniéd 7
“by: a. talk: to explain the: origins!“
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elected’ from the ‘Baroque and
Renaissance. periods, followed by
contemporary tunes of popular
character,
delighted with the airs of Handel,
and. they applauded enthusiasti-

cally-when the quartet swung into.
‘the modern mode of Step inTime  —~——
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tion of Beattie ‘pop’ hits.
_ After the demonstrations. time
vas. allowed. for. .the professor

-to: answer: the. questions of the:
“The programs: ‘showed .
~ just. what” canbe: ‘accomplished.
Said,

“children,

“with.: these instruments,’”.
Professor. “Staub.-

: tidy of this’ ‘simple: instrument
“Professor. Staub ~ may be. ‘said to:

‘be =the ® disciple:. ‘of Walte

Dolmetsch who: devoted his whole

efforts. “to® the = “revival:

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in. a widespread

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the program: is to be: commended

sites at” gaanicliton, Keating
“and Brentwood »

210 children.
~ Cast of: the program fn:
“Hirst year was estimaed at $850; °

_ $250 for the remuneration of a.
“supervisor and assistant. and the

“Palance for equipments
_ Reeve RVG, Lee sald that the
« Tequest : ‘for a.gr ant. must. go to

the: finance: eommitiea of council, 7

“YWainoted that thore: ‘aro’ a great
= na mbor" ‘of: people ‘In. the muni

Motion: ‘to refer

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designed and executed by.

‘ance

' The. children were.

.. anized: “Death ‘were. gratified to:

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: elementary
“schools ‘before’ Easter. had re=> «
‘ vealed ‘a-potential ; erst of p
May 6 to'June 10... Proposed time:
‘the’:
“6,30

‘recreational.

tennial conimittee. meéting:

A letter
the Keating P, T.A. who sent a
donation and an offer of assist-.
for the. next -Hallowe’en_
party. Mrs. M, Gaw, represent-
ing the 9th. Tsartlip Club Pack,
spoke of the work being done and

a donation was made to the pack ©.

to assist in their work.

The next regular meeting will’
be .September 12, following the
summer recess. va ¢

SAANICHTON.

“see: SO many. in attendance | last
“Friday: evening cat: the Saanich-

. ton Agricultural hall. . There-was::

7 Mest ee an. ‘especially . good: ‘turn-out | Of:
eIn his efforts. to promote, the i young. peoples. many. } sbeomnnanted

vener,. hon ee all organizations
who’: assisted ‘in’ any way. to: ‘bring

‘is. still” room. for’ ‘up ‘to
three. more: ‘in the: junior: division
and. ‘any: “child: interested can get..
‘information: by phoning’ 652-1970,

Mrs. M.: Siemer,. Haldon Rd.,
‘left: last week. ‘for: holiday “in
San. ‘Francisco. ne

Also: to be. referred isSaanic
ton Community élub project: for®
{instructional tennis: at Centennial.
Park. on: Saturday avenings: from,

for reserving tho. courts is from.
until’ “8.30. pm “Council:
however, ‘in’ view of the ‘domand

for the -courts | by. adults -havo:.
~ recommended: that® the, ‘time: off

-nervous.:
‘flection, that’s not the right word.

of: thanks Will go: to. —

| wD |

—PAGE THREE s
i Sb pee _ By WINDSOR |
Well it has come ‘at inal. and ‘of “those. ‘nationally - advertised
T° don’t mind ‘saying that I’m brands that: always’: come. -out™:

“No, on serious :re-:

It. would be more accurate. to
say that I’m scared stiff. ~
For 10 days. the call. didn’t.

come and I began to hope that’
Could they.

I had a reprieve,
have lost my name, or even
better, completely forgotten ab-
out me? No such luck. © The
phone rang this morning, and
before 1 had a chance ‘to say I
wasn't there, the voice cut in.

“We are waiting for You, | Mr.
Windsor.’

here’s a typical dental nurse ~

for you, attractive, efficient, but
alas, heartless. © She made no
attempt to break it to me gently.

_ Didn't suggest that I find achair,

or reach for a tranquilizer. No,
she: just: gave it to me right be--.
tween thee eyes

“Your partial: plate is finished,

~and:the: ‘dentist is ready to do the

extractions, ”
Believe. me, its going to be.

quite a wrench to lose four teeth, .
-and all at once. 1

‘quite a while now, for about:as*

long as I can remember, andI’ve
got .a horrid feeling that Pm
strongly attached to them. |

It’s ‘rather. strange in a way. .

For years. I’ve: been using one

Reeve Rules. .
On Procedure.

Reeve. R.G. Lee ruled at Mon-.

; “day's meeting of Saanich Council »
The. ‘sponsors of the film Mech- ~~ ‘that.only those. objections tothe
“Zoning ‘By- -law expressed. at’ the: ..
public hearing :or. “previousl

_ stated ‘by: letter are’ valid. fo

onsideration by: council. :
“He! was ‘replying to: Charle;

ee tities Cross Road, W

-T've had them: ©

-top’in:a--recent test, but despite.
“all. this, they started. to: bother.

me. Then’ the: minute I ‘sat in:

the -dentist’s. chair, they. sud-~

denly felt fine again, -Unfortu-
nately it was too late. ah ESS

“They have ‘to come” out,?” he:
said after tapping. them with. a
little mallet, like a: musician:

running ‘up the: scale on his zila- ee
“phone. a

“We may-as well make - the
impressions today, and “it ‘won't
hurt: so you ‘can stop shaking.!?.:

POOR DIET

This... was -correct, though. I
couldn’t ‘recommend it for pure:
pleasure.: -The:: .general idea -
seemed to ‘be to: fill my: mouth, *
or. ‘rather. the. top half. of: it,

“with a trayful- of quick ‘drying ©

jelly, made from’ seaweed. T’ve:

read _that. someday - ‘seaweed vas
- going. to” ‘form: the staple. of ou
diet.
“you'll : stick’ ‘to roast beef. anc

“Ifyou. take.-my.’ advices

Yorkshire pudding. °

At. any. rate, the stuff did harden:
very quickly, in about. three min-.~
utes,’ and what | a grip it’ took:
on-my. long suffering: bicuspids.

’ Thad an awful fear that it. would
~ bring them. all » along. when : it:

was pulled out,-
Ma,’

sort’ of: “look.
no ‘“teeth,’? but .I:suppose*
“the dental profession knows ‘what
it ‘is. doing, -bécause- it. didn’t.
“happen, Actually the only prob-
‘lem IT encountered ‘was: that some:
“Of: “the mixture“ worked: on= ‘the

gravity ‘feed’ principle; ‘which led

‘it: somewhere south of, my tonsils,
Don’t» “think |, vm complaining

Beal are: low.where. you:
“your. ‘gardening: problems ‘with: pro-
fessional” garden ‘folks who” ‘know’

instruction should be from 5 to

7 " PaMe or

7.0. P. s. ‘Mesting

Victoria: Chapter: OfeTO. Ps
Noy): will moet. in:.the; lal :of
the . Chureli of. the: Living, Christ:
on Monday; “Ap

‘ation,: roungg | he Ps, or for

Pani OP VACHE wert 4 ane eect ere