Wednesday, November 18, 1953.

Shady Creek Group

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Hears Of Missioners |
ts. H. J. Armitage, of Victoria, |
Was guest speaker at the November !
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| M. Delamere and Mrs. E. Hindley
served delicious refreshments.

The December meeting will be held |
at the home of Mrs. E. E. Cunning- {
ham on East Saanich Road. Mrs. C.) ttt
J. Cruickshank and Miss Dearing will |

be assistant hostesses.
——— uO Mrs.:L. Farrell and Mrs. H.
Film Show Featured | were joint hostesses ata "S00" card
The Anglican -Men’s Club met at | party held at the home of ‘the for-
St. Stephen's Hall, last Tuesday, and mer, on Simpson’ Road, recently. The
ladies were saviied. party. was in aid of Institute Hall!
A. filni-showing: included “New ! funds.” There were seven tables ie
Zealand”, “The Jet Aircraft’, and a play 3 wae ee race ats Nok c
| comic which were much enjoyed. fers and Hoi: eh Shalt aun:
The projector, with an operator, vers by A. L ee
| was kindly provided by the Hon. Mr. | * 7h py ' er
Woodward. e regular fortnightly card party ;
Refreshments were served of the Saanichton Community Club
: was held in the dining room of the

meeting of Shady Creek United
Church W.A.; which was held at the
home of Mrs. Harold Simpson, Beach
Drive, Brentwood.

Mrs: Armitage gave an inspiring
address on the work-of the W.M.S.,
the members of which she referred to
as women who go the “second mile”,
Interesting extracts. were given: from
the letters of the speaker’s daughter
and son-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. G. G:
Smith, tmissionaries in Africa, Mr.
and Mrs. Smith find the color bar
a definite challenge to their work
with the African natives at the cop-

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per mining town in Northern Rho- | wiz TELL OF HOME Agricultural Hall on Wednesday «
desia, where they are stationed, she] NURSING SERVICES last, with five tables in play. Prize-
stated. | Miss Baird, RN. winners were Mrs. Gait and J. Reis-

Margaret of
inal arrangements were made for | Vi ictoria, supervisor of the Victorian

the bazaar to be held in the Women’s Order of Nurses, and Mrs. Nora
Institute Hall in Brentwood on Wed- | Lindsay, will he speakers at the social

wig. Tombolas were won by Mrs.
Smethurst and Mr. Anderson.
freshments were served later

Re-
by the

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nesday afternoon, Nov. 25, com-j meeting of the Brentwood WJ. on ladies Thun, Copley i . ;
i i 27 ; saamechto ypley Br
mencing at 2.30. November 27, Home nursing ser- R vt - n niot © ; ‘Ge 3 athe
. : . . rentwood senior C men 67-33 in the
; At the close of the meeting Mrs. vices will be outlined hy the speakers, .
! _ te ose © —— —— ! - | feature game of a three-game Saan-

ich and Suburban Basketball League

1 CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP........ - 4c card in the Agricultural Hall, Satur-
' BUCKLEY’S COUGH SYRUP owes cdescneee eee 50c day last. In preliminary games Sid-
JACK and JILL babe = “ oeaaue ney senior Bo women edged Saanich-

VICKS’ VAPO-RUB.. weve 53C “ : : ee
ton Copley Bros. juvenile girls’ 16-14,
PRAIRIE. INN STORE | and) Saanichton bantams trounced

3rentwood 38-17. Please note. all
games have been cancelled for Satur-
day, Nov..2] in the Agricultural Hall
to allow players to see the Harlem
Glohetrotters vs. Boston Whirlwinds
at the Armouries.

MOUNT NEWTON |
SCHOOL NOTES

(By Donna Speers)
Monday, Nov. 9::We are glad to
say that Mrs. Proctor is back with
us again after a week's absence from
school.
Tuesday, Nov.

Saanichton — — Phone: Keat. 54W

PENINSULA
CHIMNEY SWEEP

Chimneys Stoves Furnaces
Oil Burners Cleaned

‘PHOHE Keating BAX

Simpson Road —

10: In celebration j
of Remembrance Day we held as-
sembly in the gymnasium at 11.15.
Among our guests were Maj.-Gen.

- Saanichton

G. R. Pearkes, Rev. R. Melville, and
Mr. James from the Canadian Legion.
Wednesday, Nav. 11: No school

today as it is the Remembrance: Day
holiday.

Thursday, Nov. 12:: The teachers
are preparing for the journey to Dun-
can, V.L, to attend the teachers’ con-
vention. Oo

Friday, Nov. 13: No school, on ‘xic-
count of:the convention for teachers
at Dunean.

Results Of F Friday’s Ss.

Brentwood. Games |

at thé. Brentwood °
resulted as follows

affair Sooke ‘rioged. ur Brentwood

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‘Games for. Friday, Nov 0,
liighlighted : with® ‘an: exhibition’ game
between’ Vict
‘Aces’ as an

added attraction. : Other
ames caret” midget girls, Brentwood
na ’ Cordova’. Bay is bantam: boys;
Brentwood Vs. Sooke: juvenile: hoys,
Brentwood WSs MecMorran's,

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Doney, Mirst prize winners were Mr. John Jacobs, Billy Bell, Frederick
and Mrs. Farrell, and Mr. Lacour- | Essery, Billy Conconi, Robin. Kirk=
siere won the tembola, patrick, Mrs. Fay Andrejkew and).

Fred) Hancock, Bryn Road, was a
patient at Rest Haven Hospital last
(| Week, returning to his home on Sun-
1 day.

A 12th birthday anniversary was

Mrs. Florence Conconi; L. Miller.

Miss Dorothy Pearce, of Vancou--*
ver, has been a visitor recently at the
home of Mr.and Mrs. Ralph Michell, 7:
East Saanich Road:

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| BRENTWOOD ||

SCHOOL NEWS

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(By Harriet Forsherg) Retty Callander, daughter of Mr. | ihe occasion of.a party for Mundi| | Janice, two- “year-old daughter: ‘of oy
| At 3rentwood school some of] and Mrs. T. Callander, Central Saan- | T ‘edersen, son-of Mr. and Mrs. Karl | Mr.-and, Mrs. Ralph’ Michell had ‘a?
division one and division two are

Pedersen, Oldfield Road, on Friday birthday party on- November /13, with 2.

; rich Road, is in. the Jubilee Hospital.
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entering the swimming gala in Vie- | evenings Nove 13. Games and dk ancing | the following guests present: » Mrs.

ay 7. Cr
jtoria, The pupils: who are entering | !@ving undergone an. operation: last

eke. occupied the evening jor the follow- }C. Bennell with Carol and Marylynn, :
i the gala are: Anne Knott, Deanna | Week.. - 7 . ing guests: Misses Bunny Conconi,} Mrs. Cronk-with Sandra-and Sonia,* ~
| Holden, Pat Greenhalgh, Gordon} Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hafer, East | Carol Greenhalgh,- Louise Forsherg, | Mrs. Dempster with Linda, . Mrs:
Clemett, Ronnie Tidmen. Wayne | Saanich Road, were visitors in- Van- Daphne Sluggctt, Gloria Andrejkew, ! Riddler . with Diane, Mrs. H.: Clow,
Hannah, Arnold Budynski and. Ross|couver for a few days ast’ week. | Barbara Drake. Ruth akin, Jill | Miss Beverley “Michell, David Mi-
Bryanet. tevelling via Nanaimo.  Nirkpatrick, Deanna ;

Ferguson andi i chell, . Miss Dorothy... Pearce, .. Miss
John Grieve, Trevor | Lorna Seeley, Gordon and Richard
Roy Cazucr. John McNally, ! Michell, ; :

Tro and Mrs. H. Young, Oldfield ! Janet Tidman ;
Road, entertained in the series of ' Tyler,
telephone card parties currently being |
sponsored by the South Saanich In- |

one, a new boy from Germany has
just come who cannot. talk English
very well but is learning fast.

At Brentwood school in division |
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~, woe nee | stitutes. Their guests were Mr. and |

BRENTWOOD Mrs. A. Lacoursiere, Mr. and Mrs.
Farrell, Mr. and Mrs. H. Pacey, |

OO rene nara earner I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mullin, Mr. and

The monthly meeting of the Brent- i Mrs. A. Butler, Mr. and Mrs. W
wood Women's Institute was held in | Builer, Mrs. G. Heal and Mrs. A JE
the W.L. hall on Tuesday afternoon, | . _ ‘ |

Ce A ENR menos i
9 Dieninens were present and Mrs. ing recently at the home of Mrs. W.:
C. Douglas presided, The meeting | }, Dignan, There was a discussion
. . $5 * “ , . . ~— .
voted to send $5 to the Unitarian |i 5 16 whether it was advisable to dis

Services Commities i m Fesponse 10 aT hand until better weather so they

appeal for funds for food for Korean could have more outdoor activity. .
children. Mrs. J. Comhe reported | 44 has been necessary for the boys cand with gift) buying. in.
ne silts of games and novelties had |i meet evenings Dut that has not mind remember the TOG-
een arp ae two. pani chit heen satisfactory and arrangements GERY LAY-AWAY - PLAN
mecting that’ the design Tor the WAL [R&e Been made for them to have that makes it easy to choose

their meetings on Tuesday afternoons

quilt, block has been drawn and is for him.

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peully for geansics io 4 terial after school, from 3.30 to 4.30 p.m, 7
ready tor trans er tO the miter | Seven Seauts have been registered ,

| soi embroidery, The baby clinic, ; with headquarters this year, eight Dressing Gowns
which was suspended in October be- i Cubs have joined and more are ex- Including the famous

feause GF the illness of the visiting | pected. lt is hoped the enrollment English TOOTALL FROM
nurse, will be resumed in November. will increase with the afternoon brand, rayon mixtures $13 56
The Country Fair commitice report: | patties Mrs “Ray Ford is the Akela: and woals. °

ed that the affair had been a com-
plete success and the proceeds would
help out the W.1. treasury consider-
ably. Mrs. C. Douglas reported that
Mr. Douglas thought he could repair
the kitchen range so that they could
continue to use it. The afternoon
social meeting will he held on Nov.
27. There will be speakers to discuss
the problem of nursing homes and
home nursing services. .Members of
the P.-T.AL will be asked as guests
for, this meeting, The next regular
Meeting «in December will, be the
annual meeting and it.is hoped that
wll members will attend; Final plans
were ‘made for the annual turkey
card party to be held in the hall‘on
ae December 11. ° A committee

for the Cubs and Gordon Hannah
the Scoutmaster. Conunittee meetings
will be held) the second Monday of.
every month at 8 fim. at the home
of Mrs. Dignan. All parents of the
Scouts and Cubs are asked to: attend
so that they may he Kept in formed of |
their activities.
There are 2,000 manu facturing
plants in Alberta, employing 27.000
persons at an annual payroll of $60,-
000,000 and producing half a billion |
dollars worth of goods annually.

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