Wednesday, July 7, 1965

PAGE THREE

FILM OF SCHOOL SHOWN

.,. Durrance elementary: -school ‘com- | outstanding citizenship and contri-
pleted its: third. year. of. operation butions’ to. the. class: . division’: 3,.
with an Awards Day. ceremony on] Nancy Brandstetter and Jeremy
the final day of the 1964-65 term. Gye; alvision 2, Allyne. Darnell,

‘C. M: Brown, Saanich School Dis-|Kathy Keast and. Nancy Anderson;
trict trustee, gave the first showing i division 1, Brian Vanderkracht and
of a movie he had made. The film| Marilyn Healey. |
showed the various developments of} Peggy McHattie was awarded the |
the school from ground breaking, |principal’s prize for her outstand-
stages of construction, and finished|ing academic achievements, contri-
building, and school in session. The} butions to school life, and citizen-
film brought back memories to the | ship.

Students and staff. _ Sports trophies: and blue crests
J. Chow, principal, and Mr.j/were awarded to: Pamela Tyler,
Brown made the award presenta-j junior girl; Dan Ponchet, junior

tions to the students.
ACADEMIC AWARDS
Silver’ spoons -and © black - crest }awards were made for. the .most
awards for, top academic achieve-! points attained at the . elementary
ment. were presented to: grade 1, | schools’ sports. day at’) McTavish,
~ Peggy Leahy; grade:2, Carol” Pon-| where Durrance - was . othe. over-all
- chet;... grade ’3,. Stephanie. Yashuk; | winner.
grade 4,. George Brandstetter: | sar oETY PATROL”
. grade 5, Katherine Marisa grade | Earlier, Sgt. ‘T. “Owen: of: the
6, Lorna McHattie; grade 7, Peggy.) Saanich. Police traffic: detail,» and

McHattie. © 1S. Swetnam: of «the Kiwanis Club
Receiving honorable mention and presented bronze pins to Mike Gel-

7 black crest were: grade 1, Gail ting, Rennie Anderson, Lorna Me-
Healey; grade 2, Nancy. Brandstet- | Hattie, Marilyn Healey, Peggy Mc-
ter; grade 3, Pamela Tyler; grade | Hattie, Mindy Sangha, Ross Darnel
4, Elaine Harknett; grade 5, Allyne | and Brian .Vanderkracht. of the
Darnel; grade 6, Buddy Yashuk:.| satety Patrol. This had been the
grade 7, Gordon Keast. patro!l’s first year of operation.
Silver spoons and _ blue ‘Farewell’ presentations in

\ boy: Peggy McHattie, senior girl;

crests the

were awarded to the following for: form of ‘Durrance 1965" pennants }

Low Bid
Accepted For
“School Paint Job

Low. tender.,submitied by Pioneer

were presented to the grade sevens.
They were further. honored by the
| grade sixes. by being served re-
| freshments.

The Home and School: group pre-
} sented Mr. Chow and Mrs. A,°Fra-
~ Decorators | in. the. amount of '$545) ser with desk pens and stands. Both
was ‘accepted: -by Saanich * school:|-aré* leaving. the ‘school. :“Mr;° Chow
* board last week for-the painting of; has been : appointed: -to Claremont
‘the’ exterior of Beaver take elem- senior “secondary - school :.and » Mrs.
entary school.” a : oo Fraser, who Will be leaving . Saan-

Altogether, - nine. tenders ". were.| ich, also “received - “commendation
“opened by. she board, ranging from I from: the “depar tment™°of education

C ccellence: ‘in. teaching.

i dents. in “Central: Saanich: paying: for-.}:
J est: protection: lax:

Guide Leac

Gordon Keast, senior boy. These | org who will attend a Swedish Girl

jin a number of countries in addition
to the exper iences to be derived at}

CAMP Ar SWEDEN

er Off This

‘Week

IS

For Nine-Week. European Trip

By BILL CHATTERTON

A Brentwood. Bay woman nas!
finally had her wish for a trip to
Europe come true, but in a totally
unexpected manner.

Mrs. W. D. (Jeannie) Reith, of
6882 Wallace Drive, will sail from
Montreal’ this .week aboard the
Cunard liner S.S. Carmania as one
iof three Canadian Girl Guide lead-

<r

Guides and. Boy Scouts Association |
international camp, =~
The .10-day.. camp. will. .be «the
highlight: of .a nine-week ‘tour : for

the’ leaders ‘and 23 Guides: from
across Canada.

FYINERARY - :
‘But: the .Canadians will. not. be|

travelling: us the crow flies and their
itinerary © provides” many opportuni-
tics to study languages and customs

MRS. W..D. REITH
‘the camp. way on their way to the camp in
Before arriving at the intemational | Sweden which will run from July 30
camp, the Canadian group will sail,to August 9.
to Great Britain for a 10-day tour.:
!After this they will. leave for con- ;
tinental Europe.
First stop on the continent will be
Rotterdam and they ‘will’. travel
through J Holland, Denmark and Nor-

i

TWO. FROM B.C. ’ i
Mrs. Reith said the camp will be

the world and she expects that about;
25 per ‘cent of the girls Will ‘be
English speaking. During . the. 10]

_Championshi of the ‘Central “and
“League. was’
the: Legion |

“the ‘decidifig: game were Gas Baik |
and: ‘Sinn. v Hawkes. to Ro Herring: |
‘fon.

:

is she

an international :

days, the girls will participate in
folk dances; handicrafts, woodcraft,
eee pioneer, nature. tracks and a
variety: of - competitions.
guides attending this. international
camp will be between the ages of _
and...17;. Besides. Mrs. Reith, two|
guides from. the .mainland of B.C.
are included in: ‘the large Canadian
party. :
..Mrs. “been to
Europe: she came
over: to this country: some 20 -years
ago.’ An earlier: plan ‘to visit France

Reith has. never
was “shattered “by the . outbreak. of|
|
1

Scottish-born,

World War. IT and until: now, she hadi

never’ regained . an. opportunity
cross the English ‘Channel.
BROAD SCOTCH

to

= For: the past several: weeks. she} vidual

has: been “busy - learning
phrases: in various languages.

trouble with Swedish,
ltotry speaking broad Scotch.”

“Mrs. Reith is very snodiest and
acimits she is ‘not quite sure why
vas chosen to accompany . the
Canadian guides as an
leader. But she has been associated |

vattended by 150 guides from all over! with guiding for many years and is SOUVENIRS’

presently camp advisor for Saanich

(North): Division and. vice-chairman |;

of..the program’ committee for this
province... Of the many camps that
she “has attended, the ‘one that -has
provided - the: nearest | experience to
camp: was ‘a..na-
tional. camp’ at Ottawa in°1952 which
hosted: visitors. from. many countries.

: THRIFTY. TRIP.

“Some ,of ‘the. “expenses: of the trip

“Ne: -Sweden’ will‘ ‘be met, by: contribu-

tions “from. guide ‘associations: at: the
‘national, “provincial: and’ local; level,
ut: the. guides: and- Jeaders will: be|

: obliged. to finance: part of! ‘the. trip..;

trict: forester:
are now: “no: rési-

‘Association:
remember :

‘and. there iselittle |,

4 ‘timber: and: left: in the: municipality:

tooth tight

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Council: wa assured that: depart: | ay
‘mental fire equipment. “and
‘facilities | WH Still “available |
should: there: be an outhreak beyond}:
the: capabilities ofthe Central’ Saan-;-
‘ich Volunteer: Fire Department. *»
“Several ° councillors » expt ¢:8 se al
cuition-in “dealing with the matter,
BY Det tailed’ run-down’ of the ‘depart-
ents activities and: powers Jin the
Munieipality. was requested and the.
Jmattor. was refered to “the ‘fire’
committee for further study. and |

“Mr and: Mis. Robert, AC Rowe’ ‘and’
‘childven of Sept Ties, Quehee, “are
presently visiting with the former's
parents, Mr, and: Mrs... J. Av. Rowe,
896. Verdicr Ave,,, Brentwood Bay.
They also’ visited Mrs, Rowe's
grandparents, Mr... and Mrs, J. Gil-
man, of Dunean,. formerly. of: Sid-
ney. -Mr, Rowe: is oa pilotowith> a
muning company,

Mrs, Je, EF, Brown: of: Esssox, Ont. ;
and hey. grandson, Ron. “Matlack,:,
wit Visdors at the home. of Caplan
and: “Mrs. W, yee Williseroft,
peration: ‘of the. for-|Ave, © Also: visiting at:
Closure = s¥slem &: presently: ads eroft home: are Mrs: and, MrsecW, Ai
ministered: by. the: provineial ie hs. Ee Willlse : ;

discussion «with. the Sidney fire de-
partment. © Offleial of, the. depart-
ment will be asked to meet with the
committee 10- fully explain: the pro-
|, pos sed withdrawal.

Ie the deparime nt withdr: nes. its
oper ration,” the munielpallty willbe

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held” “the “yehool plenle “at. Teaver
‘Lake Pats Sporting events were
of [deld, for. pups, O- soltbrd. game
i Played hotween pupils, staff and

son was enjoyed or endured “by },
those brave enough to face the chilly
water on such oa di day.

Treats worn din atributed by. the
[staff to Wt the children on behalf of
the: Home: School Assoelatton:

The presentation: fof awards. res
: [sulted in “the Juntor: ‘sports. trophy
Hong 10 prade fone shident: Stephen,
Nernn. and iris’ junior. sports,
trophy 10 grace four student Samitrn |,
Sway :

Jo Marlon Tiunter. and: Freddic ing,
envied Of the: senior sports’ trophies Ry
Pboth are.grade: five ostudents. i:

MN. MILL RAY

‘Leaves: Trentwood. every hour, |
from 7.30 nm to 680 pme oe -

‘Leaves, Mill... Day. every... hour.

oo from’ 8.00 m, to:7,00° pm,

_ Stindays and Holidays--Exira.

, trips,

eavog’ Drentwood:, abe1.90., pam:
and. R800 pm.

. ate ill Bay at 1.00 pm, od,
‘Const F erries ‘Ltd

hone: Phwnat
Mutind 20am) iV zest
~ Wistert

sporls trophy; hamed ‘the MeDonald
‘Trophy. for {ls donors, Mr. and Mrs

Hoard. Debbie won this: for. her: pers
formance: ato the | inter. chad! eports,
held in: May,
The: sehool ‘aporisronnshifs: award
1 abNo Ww went. to Debbie, Site iM

“Vanconeer:

7 ing h
. Melileihac

Ver dier|'

parents and in short swimming gine {1

Winner.-of, the beantinat perpetual

Albert MeDondld.: waa Dobbie: Snni|

: and: ‘sister .

| Whalley, * ne C, '

Oldfield Wa
-end: visitor cat. the: Meiklejohn - ‘home.
“Was: Rv “Good, ‘Port Alberni... Mr,

Good is: a nephew. of Mrs, Meikle- 7

john and Mrs. Bowler.

J... Domanski,Altario,.
in, for..a -weeks' visit. with his .sis-
ters, Mrs, Le: parcels “Simpson
Road, and. Mrs. F. WAtkin, Wosley
Road; returning home on Aho: week:
ond: ,

Mr. ands Mrs, G , -Lavsen,;, Lisnon!

Aves, have: ‘opoaed “a NEw grocery |:

Stone in the: Prairie Inn,. Saaniehton,
oon ly Hodgkin, Dangy Rod,
“Sister, and ochildrer
|George les. = and Famine:
‘Vein’: “ands “Maureen; “Of eperochty
visiting-with hore oo

a ‘by: ravide a anal Jor
Moran, for: Division: Qo by is -pinde
four Student, Lynn, Walker and Bar
Hi Trayoys received for Division
. Barbara is ne peade ‘six’ student:
Aenlunite « nwards went, to Kathy
Westeolt,, made, one; Willow, , 1d
wards, grade two Tilt Porry,, grade
three: Sandra Swan “and “Arthur
Ralty tied In’ grade font; Vicky,
tWesteott: pada” five,” and. “Jimmy
and Rarharn: ¥N) Pavers, brother, ‘nd,
sisters neceived
garde she ‘s mek a

Awards for. effort. went te, rade
one pint, Karen Varley; grade two
Rin - Wendy Wilson: nraide: three
piv. Megan. Marts” prado: four: hoy,
" r nile Wilkony prado five” “boys, |
‘Man. Yopldina and: David Birolow. |
and. grades six: gin). Karen: Covin.
; After. The uKhidents’ received | ‘their,
awirds {hey} presented a coramle
niteher do! achoot Principal. Mr. -Rice,-
to! add Ato other = pleees: given by
{hen -on: provious -years, Mire Rice)
[replied with thanks, he also. thanked
lL thoso, Who. had donated: Crophles,

received vy. the wturdenity, uit Uva hy.

All of the}.

common | area fora week before re-grouping

“She jand returning across: the |
said that ‘she. has -had quite a bit ‘of to” Britain:

“so I'm going | in the British Isles,.. they “will ‘set
is sail for New York and the World's

course for Montreal where they will
assistant, |

Altay, flew;

Creed Trophy Winners

WALTER MeCARTHY DELBROUCK :

Top ‘boy’and girl in Mount : ‘Newton's: ‘Grade 10 cure winners. | “thi
year of the — Jim. Créed: Memor ial Trophy. :

BE R NI KOK

“families

the’ Stockholm ‘distribute at. the camp and to hosts oy
along the’ way.
will be ‘staying with in “Sweden: she.:
has channelled «herimpressive.tal- ~
ents with a paint brush’ into‘a paint-...
ing of Brentwood Bay.::She has also |
embroidered «the. flowers.--of. - each:

province. and-: Canadian: ae :
trees.and flags. Sk bad

Mrs. Reith. is quile: determined. ta.

North Sear.
After another: few days

‘ir, Then, afler a’ brief visit. in
New York City, the: guides will set

say goodbyes and wend their sepa-
rate ways home.

etta’ Osler, chief commissioner of:

Mrs. Reith has spent. many hours |the:Girl Guides . of Canada. ©
in. recent weeks making: and collect-|| “Above ® all, "
ing . assorted Canadian souvenirs. to [“enjoy. yourself.’ -

“1 WISH TO THANK ALL "Sia |
AND WELL WISHERS . .

: k for eres

tronage during my tenure as Brentwe d.

BEAUTY.

6. ‘gardens” in oie—=Pab :

ken, Stately. Ttallan, Quaint... '
f° <-neso,” English Rose / Fountain ‘Tan
~AUSy & Stage Show’ Garden." Romin®

~teally:iuminated every night after:
dark. > Stage revues © and:
“entertainment. daily) (uly. “ant
Augus))Rostaurant: service; Gar

eden open daily. from.9. am,
changing,“ always

: fashion: erin: penne everywhere! mee siting An's Ree
10 Anke: fine-quatity: fanrlasy . Rumut: of enlong: Puidoy: nnd foxes

Beet. ‘youl ‘tent agree. thik 18 ‘the: Rraante
st A dxhlon. mine: you “ean make. for welleunder, fitteen: dollars he:

-For. the : family: “she a

follow the advice of: Miss :E. ‘Henri- a

‘said. Miss, x Osler, : -_

Asver.::