Saanich 4-H Club Wins

Demonstatration Trophy

oie Saanich 4-H Home Arts Club; The pl Y club in conjunction | s A ANI CHT ON |
-_ was. the’ proud: winner of ‘the Ki- | with the Malahat South tractor club Lore | Stu nts fe :
wanis: 4-H demonstration trophy at i also entered a. float inthe Victoria ; 1 Uc te MN Ss. Srac u a e sue ot prvi: Beye Chait tai
the annual Jaycee fair. The demon- | Day parade. The Modern Miss, Ann | 7777S 7 co nei fe election: ts Saanich
‘stration was entitled ‘“Let’s Sew for | Aylard who stood by her automatic: Ten membérs of the South somes russes His did’ was eHecesshl ond
~ Sue”, and told why. the 4-H was in- | washer, was flanked by Linnet Lan- | wt, met at the home of Mrs.’ A. At Re I ( ) ke Hic h S h fp monies, after which the. young. peo-
a 424 peo-
_ terested in the home arts. It: also | non and Nancy Miller who. were Doney, for the-May meeting: me oya | I g C 00 oie ‘enjoyed their annual graduation
‘gave -hints. on. how: a: girl. can go| dressed in’ old fashioned; clothing, : dance.
about . adding to her wardrobe. The scrubbing clothes... : meeting opened with members re- By DORIS. LEEDHAM HOBBS. This was,. said. Mr. Clark, an oc-!

; ; ;RADUATES” od dine Eva Mow. Margaret -
members who participated were Su- |. Raymond Reimer and ‘Bruce Wil- ‘peating the Lord’s Prayer. The fall| . 4), unusually. large audience filled{ casion. which was. unique, as after | ~ dine Miller, va hie

conference of South’ Vahcouver Is- Those receiving scrolls were: | Nelles, Denis Noonan, Lorraine.
~*~ Doyle, Jane Elliot and Joy You- ; son’attired also in old fashioned garb’ fand institutes was discussed and | the Royal Oak high school’ auditor- this session, the schooi wouid. cease . Linda” Andrew, Stuart . Armour,| Essery, Ted Floor, Carol .Foster,

| stood by their horse plows, flanking Mrs. C. Essery was appointed offi- ium, on Friday, May 26, when 83 stu- to be a high schoo and would be-' Esther Baade, Marianne Bell,’ Ward, Philip Foster, Karen Gamble, Lynne
‘The prize winners in the classes | David Bapty who was seated on a | cial delegate. After lengthy discus- | dents from Royal Oak and Mount come a junior school. ‘Bishop, Kootje Bomhof, Stephen; Gay, John Genn, Gwen Gordon,
entered in the fair were as follows: | modern tractor. The tractor drawing | sion, the members endorsed a reso- Newton received their er aduation, He felt that the experiment of; Bradley, Bill Chatterton, Barbara Sandra Grant, Doreen Greenway,

Wednesday, May 31, 1961. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW PAGH THREE

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he. shortly afterwards graduated -
| from. councillor to reeve, During his
term in: public. office. the reeve-has
been’ actively. identified..with many:
functions’ of .local’ government . and: ~
with school matters. This‘is his fir st.
entry into national: affairs, . : -
Following indicates: the “by-elec-
tion results.in-comparison with those.
of the last two elections in. the: rid-
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: the: district. prior to the: pr eparation |
of a building: by-law. :
After several. years. with: ‘the

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Baking powder biscuits, seniors— | the float was driven by another!) tion from the Victoria branch of | Scrolls. | having only high school students had: Chudy, Gordon Clemett,.. Arlene] Douglas Greenwood, Pat Hartley,

1, Linnet Lannon; 2, Susan Doyle; | tractor club member, Albert Hull. | he Canadian Association of Con« Interest was centred on the lovely ‘been very successful and that the Conconi, Ed Copeland. Gary Craw-| Marie Howes, Linda Jacobs, Beatrice:
3, Mary Lord. Juniors—1, Selena Tee ; sumers concerning the inspection of | decorations which, this year, took the academic results were good. After ford, Bruce Cumberland, Jean Davis,! Jones, Allan’ Jordan,’ Tony .Peard,
Kelly; 2, Elizabeth Howe and Ro- All businesses take inventories of locally produced meats. It was|theme of “Venice”. Royal blue| Mr. Clark’s speech, he was presented! Frances Deeprose, Judy Kirby: (Sil-! Joan Rogers, Marilyn Stansby, Mari-
dina Cronk; 3, Joy Youell. their position, The census which be- agreed to obtain a Jamaican pen | streamers hung Seon a centre light| by Gwen Gordon with a _Set of | ver Oak), Joan Looy, Marion Lort,! lyn Tambling, Carol’Thomson,° Mich-
Fancy tea towel, seniors—1, Jane | gins Thursday, June 1 is a-similar | prieng through’ UNESCO and the | and the back wall ‘showed a huge} ? records of *‘Romeo and Juliet’ for | Heather MacDonald, Derry Me:-| ael Townsend, John: Tribe, Ricky»
Elliot and Nancy Miller; 2, Mary | procedure, measuring Canada’s bas- secretary, Mrs. Harold Young, was | mural of that historic city. In front the English department, as a gift Donell. Elizabeth McGregor, Pamela| Tyre, Alicia Tubman, Keith Vickers,
‘Lord; 3, Linnet Lannon. ' ic resource—her people. os instructed to write in this regard. of it was a full-sized gondola filled from the graduates. — f | McMillan, “Steven McQuillan, Bill Ellen Voyer, Shirley-Webster, Shar-"
— ————— | "The raffle held on behalf of the | with flowers. Flowers too, bloomed VALEDICTORIAN _ McRoberts, Bernice Macham,. Joe! on:”. Williams,” Dorothy: Williscroft, pace
solarium was won by Mrs. G. Han- | in -hanging . baskets: beneath © pink, The valedictory address, given by! Macmur chie,. Wendy: ?Martin,: Geral- I Bruce Winterburn. a ie
son, Hostesses for the evening were | green and yellow awnings round: the | Marie Howes, received warm ap-! oC

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play, and refreshments served by j and guests and explained that in| ® ae wounds id Oak Floors.

the W.A.-members, brought - the | | his: absence the arrangements for The chairman of the board. of Full: Basement.

pleasant evening toa close. The sum | the. graduation had’ been in the trustees of Saanicn School -District, | * Fully Plastered or. Drywall. —

of $40 was realized, and this will be | hands of his staff. who received his} Reginald Sinkinson, made the pre-' % Feature Walt in Living-room—Hardw ood Plywood.

turned over to the organ fund. grateful thanks. | Sentation of the scrolls. This was, * Fancy . Brick Planter. ee
F. Brownlee, Central Saanich po- | ee ee ee. | followed. by J. H. Martin, president | We will build. your pian or ours with top grade ‘Supervision. .

lice chief, has returned to his duties daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. Erick- | of the P.T.A.. who made the presen- | SLEG ‘a YOUR ‘HOME. PLANNING

Mrs. P. Spek, Mrs. Herb Young and |. walls. ...° | plause, It incorporated the thanks
Mrs. A. Dany. ha 7 ‘In the school- colors: black and felt by the students to their teachers, OWN A GOLD STAR HOME —
. ; white,: a Jar e “Graduation 1961” | to uhdse ‘who: had: made their educa: | ve us ‘guide: you in the Mere investment you may! ever: make— ;
wea Ey Gumeable ca a was mead sereee the Havana | ion posse, to thee parents and for ieee ASA eonese MM
: : aaa ' ; , the= 12 years” of their school days. ECK BS GOL z HES: oa
chich Macs wr s aciadosnion xn once | Mave all couaye toda | Pea Seriya Porn Caer, Wale and Soe
: A, . Ma § 5 2 3. Pr, al, ; reel; aw life} ‘onnections included.
sy se - - fA and cribbage party. There were over | Bay, after which the principal, J. 8. ended with a greeting to the new tel Je Hardwood Kitchen Cabitiets,
. ; , . eeve fl 18 tables of 500 and: cribbage in Clark. B.A. welcomed the DRrEnte! opening. up before them inthe out- ;
A TERRIFIC BUY? YOU BET IT IS! , |

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following a holiday in Ottawa, Ont., | 50? and family, of Kirkland, Wash. | tation of the schools highest honor, : . CENTRE. | CS :
“ . m) eiy, Mr. and Mrs. Denis Readings, | the ‘Silver Oak’. This, said Mr. , Me ay
I he attended his parents’ six- 5 7 ee
WEIGHT CAniNET . tieth wedding anniversary. Calpine Auto Court, are. the proud | Martin, was-not a. purely acaderaing -GR.5-1125 Se ES iz if “FIF TH ‘STREET.

‘Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Godfrey, | parents. of a baby daughter. | award, it included . excellence in. | msm pe ein ee ener mere mermnnrns arin aa
+ Mount Newton Cross Road, have as Mr. and Mrs. ‘Albert Hafer have re- | sport, school work, extra curricular {
“guests their son- -in-law and | ‘turned to their home on East Sa- ; activities. and. co- -operation: with stu- }
oa. | anich Road, following a four week’s | dents and staff. He had. the great |
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a holiday spent. in Ottawa,:Ont., with | Pleasure of-reading the report..given | " Completely
‘Brentwood-Mill Bay | their son and daughter in-law,: Mr. (ag by those who decided the award =. fi
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‘Leaves. Brentwood every hour, | passed away ‘in Victoria, her. native | speaker, R:.S. Price; who: asked: j

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city,:on May 29. Mrs. Butter field re-
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‘Road, Saanichton, for ‘many. years.

° She: leaves: her. daughter; ‘Hilda. De

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The! last decade: haa ‘peen ' oné:of. :
turmoil, he’ ‘recalled.: ‘In..Korea, “ink
iM. Butterfield: at home. Funeral | ser- “Hungary, “in: Africa: cand. “Cuba: was: :
y vices will: be” held ‘in St: Stephen’ Swat! and, ‘unrest, . It: had. ushered ‘in|:
church, ‘Mount Newton.. Cross Road,:| the: beginnings: of: ‘the ‘conquest: by:
“Hon: Thursday,” June 1; at 1:30-p.m.} man,» of “space Russia » “first,2/fol-"}

|. Archdeacon: A: “E:. de Le ‘Nunns, and:; ‘lowed by. the Unite ates : :
“PL Reve:O.;L: Foster: ‘will: officiate. In- |
‘berment: will, be, in. St. Stephen's |.

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