Wednesday, July 6, 1966.

} Plumbing

They | ee From ( Complaint |

Modern plumbing is not. oat
versal. in the Peninsula. ;

. Central Saanich ‘council, sitting |.
-.: asa local board of. health, acted |
‘June 21 on a. compiaint received
-in regard. to an’open ditch on
Patterson Road, into which, ‘it
_ was.alleged, waste water from an
adjacent residence was flowing.
. Building Inspector. E..W. Lee,
and Public. Health Officer..G.: T:
Andersen had- investigated the

complaint: and reported to Muni- |
| of the Church of the Assumption

cipal Clerk Fred ‘Durrand.

Mr. Durrand termed the situ-
ation a. “sad affair,” noting that
plumbing: on the premises: was

-. most crude. A- letter from. the
Senior - Metropolitan’ Board. of

Health officer, Dr. J..L. M. Whit-

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remedial © action. .

- Council: directed a. ‘letter’ be

sent to the owner instructing him
to install’ a: ground disposa! ‘sys-

tem to eliminate. what: Councillor
Margaret: E. Salt termed a health:
hazard:

“BRENT WOOD

Members of. the congregation

held a clean-up bee in the church
grounds recently. . A: picnic. lunch-
eon. Served: by :the ladies of. the
CWL was most enjoyable.

The. ‘Brentwood Women’s: Insti:
tute held their last meeting of the
season. at:the home. of :the presi-

“h|. dent, .Mrs.. J.-M. Burwood, Mar-

chants Road... Mrs. Margaret Salt

was the. guest speaker and. told |

‘of® her: “recent © visit to. Brennan
‘Lake: School. Sony de
“Mrs. J. H.. Wheeler ead Mrs: J.

4d B. Leahy of the Catholic Women’s.

League, Assumption Council, at-
tended the closing. exercises .of
the’ Tsartlip School,” West Saan-
ich Road, and_ presented a prize

.to Eric. Pelkey, judged the ‘most

proficient Grade 6.student:
“Mrs. Le: Clinton Johnston, of
West Saanich Road, has: left. to

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Daniel Brunton ‘of Ottawa, ‘Ont.
is a guest ‘at- the “home. of his
uncle and aunt; Mr. and ‘Mrs. J.

way.

spend the summer months wath
her daughter in Kitimat.
Mr. .and Mrs. Dan Campbell,

‘| formerly of Lucille Drive, have
| moved into their new, home on

Sluggett Road, ‘and the commun-
ity will welcome Mr. ‘and. Mrs.
Graham Rice and ‘family,. who
have bought the Campbell's form-
er home,

Visitors to the home of Mr. and

Wainscott, Patricia’ ‘Bay Hien: wy

tea’ cup. reading. as: an effective
means. of -foretelling the future.
In fact, to be quite honest, I have
always taken a rather ‘superior
male attitude to the whole. busin-
ess,” considering it. one: of those |
delightful little rituals with which
the ladies amuse themselves.
Recently . though,. my faith. in
common.sense and the scientific
approach has been sadly shaken.

I have never. reallly believed in

[Maybe there is something in it.

‘Mrs. R..E. Hindley, Hagen Road, | Maybe that: collection: of soggy
have been Mr. and Mrs. Earl) jeaves in: the bottom of a a

Hindley; “of: Rockwood, - Ontario.
Both ‘couples have now left ona
motor ‘trip. to. visit: friends in
Biggar, Saskatchewan.

‘Rev. John.Wood: of ‘Maidstone,
Saskatchewan, ‘has arrived, at The.

Manse, 1084 Verdier Avenue.’ Af-|..

ter preaching at the morning ‘ser:
vice. ofthe Brentwood United
Church. on. Sunday, July. 3; Mr.
and Mrs. Wood will, enjoy. a
weeks’: holiday before taking: up
permanent: residence here. ;

GOLDEN»
WEDDING

C omplete Line of Groceries MARKED ~

- Surprise party. at: the home of |

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Galbraith,
6485 ‘West Saanich: Road, on ‘June

on the. occasion of ‘their ‘golden
wedding anniversary. Brought: to
the “house by “a: subtle: pretext,
“the: unsuspecting “couple: -were
‘greeted by ‘the bridal march play: |.
-ed'on: ‘the. piano: and-the’ congré atu: |
lations’ ‘of: ‘many: friends and. near
‘neighbors. croapeeeares :

-Co-hostesses « “were: Mrs. a aia
‘Richard’ and: Mrs. : William: ‘Brem:.

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26,-honored .Mr.and.Mrs.:Walter.|”
; Hearle, 6611 West: Saanich ‘Road;

-ner,*. who: ‘made the ‘anniversary
paren had - been’ ‘elegantly |

‘Brentwood- Mill Bay |

| ORPORATION OF. THE “DISTRIC EF
OF CENTRAL SAANICH

“ Applications. for the. position. ‘of Asslstunt 1o.the Cen-.
“tral Saanich Water Superintendent will: be received ~
nti) 5:00. p.m. Monday,, July 1th. at-the. Municipal:
* Wall, Box: 26, Snanichton, 3
erence will be given to those under 40 with knowledge |
or natural. mechani¢al: ability.

municipal superannuation. ‘and _MS.1, coverage,

he: public is:
-inelade enforcement of the Animal Control By-Law.
Ye eee analy. 10° mie « own: loans oT

could predict. whether I’m cas
to. win an: Irish’ Sweepstake this }-
year or whether I should put.the | |
1 $3.to better. ‘use, like *##F eee well!

I'm quite’ sure there’ are better |

uses. |
Last February my wife had her
tea cup read by a friend, and: the
results - wer @. sear cely. world.
shaking. ee

“You are: going: ‘to receive sev-
eral’ small gifts in the near fu-

-|ture,” the seer’ foretold.

PRETTY SAFE: BET
_“That’s a“pretty: safe one, ” I

| Annual Kid And
Goat Show Is
Featured Here

. Annual kid ‘and yearling show
was. held .at: the: 4H building,
Saanichton Fair. Grounds on Sat-
urday, June 25. :

‘Members from’ ‘the Langley 4. H
Club, Cloverdale 4-H: Club,. Lux-
ton 4H Club and the Saanich 4-H
Club, 26 ‘in all, participated ‘in
showmanship and judging, during
| the morning session,

The open classes were held in
the afternoon, with 34 entrants
and 21 different classes.

‘Of the total of.55 goats shown,
16 entrants were: from the main-
land, and many. brought Nubian

and. Alpine goats. These ‘were. of |

particular interest to the Vancou-

ver Island Breeders, as not. many )™ :

are: seen or shown. here.

Miss Rose Smart was the judge |

\ for:the day. She commented that

all animals.: were. in, exceptional
: | condition sand. of

high’
Prizes.-given in. all.classes’ were.
slgnated Dy 10 by. local merchants.

Friends, .

quality.

again ‘undergoing alterations. In
the last. eight years, additions: to

almost continuous,

Se

‘every:
‘three’ rooms: was ‘added; in 1961,
‘gym: facilities; in-1962, two. new. \.

- Mount Newton: ‘High School: ‘is

the - 34. -year- -old school. have been

Mount Newton, Mount Douglas
and Mount View school were built
at: the. same time’ ‘and designed
by the’ same architect -back ,in
1932. At. that time there were
80 students. . The’ two last-men-
tioned: are in Saanich municipal-
ity and are within the Greater
Victoria. School District. The old
building, which, with its solid and
simple: architecture -stands- out
from the rather stark later addi-
tions, housed the student body
entirely: until’ 1952, when’ a gym-
nasium: was: added. ae

The post-war “baby boom” ¢ soon

made expansion imperative, how-:
-In'1958 a new: wing. with

classrooms;-: in -1963, a ‘home’ ec-

nomics room; in 1965, laborator- | League of Canada: has provided full-

ies “and:-an. art-room on top: of

~ the 1958 addition. —

scoffed. “It’s Valentine's day next! wishers gathered at. Claremont
Wednesday night to honor Mrs.’

week and the kids are ‘sure: to
buy you:-some little thing. . Be-
sides, I might even loosen up and
get. you. a box of chocolates my-
self. Caen

or still: ‘wasn’t impressed’ Wher,
even ‘before this. could: happen,
someone gave’ her. several small

- Mrs. Hearle, who retains in her.
memory. ‘much’ of: ‘the. ‘verse ‘she!
has: ‘often. ‘spoken ‘in’. public dur
‘ing her. ‘lifetime,. replied: ‘also’ with’
an ‘appropriate. quotation. : aa
CORNISH: ‘VILLAGE : : Pasties

. They weré. married: at: “the
“Wesleya ‘Methodist chapel’ in ‘the.
Cornish: village. : of: Constantine: |.
con. June -27;: A916,

Walter ; had® “been. ca

tor “Many: -years. but. had: returned:
to: his: native,

or ‘the Hudson | Bay |
There “Was: ‘then:

g
yan. ‘old: ‘George: Iv. cannon dn: the

‘bush, : ‘he’ recall

a Bay): .
‘were’ ‘other: Cornishmen. with ‘him |
including - ‘Arthur. ‘Lambrick:. “soon:
to: become" a.,: ‘prominent. Island.

Neves. Felurned ; to:  Pogland:

Leaves - Mille. 2B any. “every: x dvout .

B.C. Qualifications: Prof-:

Duties. are: diverse.
as>to” edueation;, marital:
Ary. $350. per month, with ..

panto, of Animal
"Ahe District: of: Central

COCASATY, C Duties:

wa derer |

-scene’and ‘was. then |‘ :
“ working « sat ELM-:. podkyard! at)

‘noted: that ‘itshad been ‘set: up: ‘in’ de
fy the. grounds’ Opposite. * But! it dis: |,

dairy’ ‘farmer’ and reeve, of Saan- ||
ich,: and - his. brother, who he. be-

a or further» We

pieces ‘of. china. as: a quite. unex:

pected | little present.’
= “Pure”. coincidence,’ ” r ‘oneuived,
There: was ‘another - prediction:

though, that caused my wife some

slight concern.

| We:: had - been.

planning © a trip to. England. ‘for |

some: stime? sand.

had everything

laid: on, ® train: ‘to Montreal, “plus. ‘af

“salt chuck:

the ‘wWay:We: expected :
MANY MONTHS “this

stout: ship. to. get us. ACrOss” the

“She. said”: we. “were. “definitely |
“going,” ‘Pam’ reported. to me,” but
that: we. wouldn't. be: going: quite

FAREWELL PARTY AT CLAREMONT SCHOOL
FOR POPULAR RETIRING TEACHER HERE

colleagues - and well-:

Josephine: M: Gyllenspetz_ on’: the’
eve of her retirement. ..:

-There was. first. an. informal
hour: during which: ‘Mrs. “Gylen-
spetz chatted. -with ‘the . guests,
‘many of: ‘whom. she had not: seen

Windsor: household,

‘going “to: take. ‘which: suitcase,
‘whether ae hair’ dryer is: “really

necessary.’ equipment, should. “we:
‘take ‘air’sick™ ‘pills. or risk=it;and |:
‘|. just how: much : -does -40: ‘pounds. “an
weigh. | TL suppose. though,’ given: 5] pe

a Tittle, luck,* “combined. “wit

‘The new wing:will house a‘lunch-:

Se

- There - are |vai
high: level debates: as” to who: is |);

‘PAGE. THREE _

f IT HAS BEEN UNDER REPAIR
-|FOR PAST EIGHT YEARS HERE

FURTHER CHANGE . ae
“This: “year, the‘ inception ‘ of the
new curriculum. -has-. made: im-:
provement’ ‘of the facilities for oc-

cupational andvocational train: ”°
ing necessary.’ By.‘the early fall,.

the building should be completed, whe

music room, a. wood ‘and: electri-
cal]: shop, * a~metal and power» ae
mechanics shop, ' and an occupa:
tional shop.’.Renovations inthe
existing building -include..a ‘new |.
staff. room, . and more washroom one
facilities. ca
Designers have avoided . the eee
problem of creating an architec...
tural. potpourri by making. use of ©...
flexible “planning. which makes’:
building expansion easy. The re...
sult:is a not unpleasant” moder ne oo
traditional’ blend. ; —)

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To ensure . ae supply: ‘of. future of. ay
ficers - and ‘instructors for” its. com- cM
munity _squadrons, ‘the: Air. ‘Cad

time, summer leadership ‘courses for
{more than 2 1860; senior: cadets.

for years. “She was. accompanied :

by her daughter, Ama. rar
Principal J: WwW. ‘Lott told ‘the
large gathering. that. ‘it: was: “nate:

ural: with an’ evening © honoring
“Mrs.: Gyllenspetz. that:a ‘friendly,
informal atmosphere’ ‘would pre.

es: ‘for a happy. retirement for’ thé
very. popular: teacher,’ Mr.-Lott:in
troduced: ‘the: guest | ‘speaker, Ern
Ex ‘Livesey, a’ ‘lifelong: frien

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