Wednesday, November. 8, 1961. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF. ISLANDS REVIEW

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Cor. Sluggett Road and Wallace Drive

4 Brentwood Community Hall

’ ‘President: ‘Ted Holloway
- THURSDAY, NOV. 9 ‘to

Wednesday, Nov. 15 -

/ Ghamber ae Fnac To Co-operate

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Badminton—Ladies’: afternoon’.

Badminton—Intermediate
Badminton—Family. night ::
Basketball Boys—Pre- Midget. 1

Badminton—Senior -
Basketball—Girls—Pre- Midget.

; Girls—Juvenile - :

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. Seer etary: Mrs. M. Peard
WEDN ESDAY, NOV. ;
vo, 00- 4.00 p.m.
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..7.00-11.00 p.m.
-6.30-. 7:30 p.m.
Boys—Midget .. .......7.00- 8.00 p:m.
Boys—Bantam —..; 2... 8.00- 9:00 p.m.
Men —Senior _..... cease 9.30-11.00 p.m.
wwe ce eens 7.30- 11.00 p.m.

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Girls—Midget §...2.0... 7 00- 8.00 p.m.
Girls—Banzam . .8.00- 9.00 p.m.
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COUNCILLOR |

VICKERS IS
OUTCLASSED —

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Councillor A. G: ‘Vickers, of | a
tral Saanich,. is outclassed by his
; wife when it comes to bowling.»
Last week.:a ‘party of Brentwood
bowlers’ attended Loomer ‘Lanes in
: Saanich to see Mrs: ‘Vickers roll a
| 342 game. Included in the’ score
“were eight straight strikes..
Councillor Vickers is’ silent in re- |
spect. of his own prowess on’ the
alleys. “|
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Warm Reply Comes After Long Delay | !

cone * Cocopetation: ‘with other Chambers {
-. of. Commerce is the keynote of Cen-
., tral Saanich Chamber of Commerce,
. ara agreed on Monsey eve-
; ning.

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theater attained

BRENTWOOD

-.The South Saanich ‘Anglican ‘Men's s

‘Club are holding an open meeting on
Tuesday, Nov. 14, at 8 p.m. in the’

parish hall. Mr. Seymour will ‘give
an illustrated talk on our provincial
parks. Refreshments will be served
and ‘all: members ‘are cordially invit-
ed to attend. and bring their’ friends.
St: Stephen’s | W:A. held the: regu-

The ‘question arose following a.re-.
port“in’ The. Review: recently. con-
cerning - communications
the chambers. Retiring’ president of
Sidney. and North-Saanich Chamber

: -\2 Commerce,.A. R. Spooner, stated

local: chamb ers haat Not been
_.| answered. —

reply from Central Saanich.-. Fol:
‘lowing. is the reply, over. the-signa-
ture of Roderick Pri ice pavict, secre-
tary:

between"

several weeks ago that his-letters:to |-

Mr. -Spooner received a prompt |

-@0-oper ation -
| chamber: s..

“Tt is. with donsiderable’ regret
that we note the apparent. omission
to'reply to your letter, nevertheless,
we ‘hasten to'do so now.

“We of this chamber wish to
evidence in the friendliest terms.our.
| wishes towards mutual success in
| sharing ‘the common problems of
| our areas.: In. working towards this
goal may I therefore reiterate the:
sincere expressions of altruism; and

between _ “our - various

follows: comic: Patsy Buxton (aunt
| Jemima), Mandy Linnell (hobo), | They stopped off to visit friends in
Peter ~ Rayburn. (beatnik): best '| Sidney.:and=.spent some time with

{ good. fellowship, . evidenced” at our,
council:. meeting, and: a: wish’ .to* co-
‘operate. to the-utmost:in future: com-.
mon endeavors.. To the Sidney. and

“At-a meeting of: the: “execulive
council of the Central Saanich Cham-
“ber of Commerce, -on the 30th of this |
month,. considerable discussion:‘was.

Owe wr wer rem. s ieatnettt re re

_SAANICHTON

The ‘hallowe’ en: party,, ona

‘Anhalt. banquet ‘of Central Saan- |
ich: Chamber of Commerce will be:
staged in. the. spring of 1962. The:
chamber ~ had» earlier ‘planned: the
by the Community .Club,.‘and ably | function for this ‘fall, but the spring
assisted by-members of the Saanich- | proved. a “more convenient time :for
ton.elementary |P.T.A., held” at. the | the: necessary. arrangements, mem-
Agricultural Hall, on October 31, was |-bers were informed on 1 Monday e eve-
an outstanding success. yning:

There were over 100 children a5

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Rene mer ree ee a a re

JAMES ISLAND

a ee ne

Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Yates, accom-
‘panied by twin sons, Henry and Ted,
together with the latter’s wife, have
just returned from-ian Asian tour.

costume, and the judges, Mrs. Helen
Turner, Mrs. Florence Dadds and R.
Boutillier had. the very: difficult task
of choosing the winners: from: a
crowd .where every child might be
a.winner.

The results of the judging were as

dressed: Morgan Breitenbach (torea- ; Mr. and Mrs. R.:B. Carpenter ‘on
| dor), Russell Johnson (indian). and |-James. Island... Their trip. was an.
‘Marlene Johnson (witch) ;: most, ori- especially. interesting one, as .they
| ginal: Ronnie Bell (snowman), Terry ; Visited to. the Taj Mahal and, be-
Bompas. (knight),. Graham Foster cause of the:-time. differential, they
| (skeleton) - -youngest girl: Laurene | were visiting. James Island, -osten-
Patterson (bride): youngest boy: | ey before . they: had eft Hong
Stephen Hitchin (monk), a fae vat ne a

. enry ‘Yates -was one “of ‘the at-
oeeial ‘mention bith, Hatley | tendants at the wedding of his cous-
Cuthbert as Robin Hood. Friar ‘Tuck | in, Max Fleming, to the former. Miss
and ‘Little John; John .and..Mary Janet Carpenter, .and enjoyed “his.
Lyons ‘(as a‘lion and lioness), Cathy stay. on James Island at that: time:
Godfrey (autumn), Heather. Harrison He was, therefore
(beatnik), and David Gaw (headless family to -visit this small island in
man). The -prize’ for youngest in the Pacific.
costume went to Peter Milburn, | tan Palmer was.a week-end Vise:
dressed as a little indian. itor at the home of ‘Mr. and Mrs.. W..

E. Sidwell.
Following the awarding of prizes | Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Scott of Brent:
the children. went out-of-doors where wood. revisited their~ old home and;
an immense bonfire was lit for them spent. some time with various friends |
and there was: a display of fireworks.
Hotdogs:” and” pop, . cookies, cake

~ Chamber Banquet | | |

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| Herbal ‘Medicines C ‘oming

-In. an article by Elizabeth Martyn |
on .the.-growing use of -herb - medi-
cines, which: I. read. recently, men-
tion’ was made of yarrow: as a cure
for. colds. RS

In my ‘childhood | in Englarid, we

knew. all the wild flowers, and yar-:
row,: or

milfoil, with’ its .bunch-.of
pale - mauve- or white: flowers’ and:
fern-like leaves’was quite familiar.
And so, with this:added .information
T looked it up and found quite -a lot
of. folk ‘lore’ and. interest connected
with: this wayside ‘and wasteland
weed, :

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Achillea Ageratum is_ its =
cal name; called after Achilles. who
was taught the virtues of plants by
the. - famous ‘‘centaur-schoolmaster,
Chiron. Achilles is remembered for
the fact that his mother, Thetis, dip-
ped him..'as-.a” baby, in, the. river
Styx, thus. making him invulnerable,
except for: -his ‘heel;: _by:. which’: his
mother’ held: him: To this day. we
talk of. an ‘Achilles heel" to denote
some - weakness, physical. or..-moral,-
in.at otherwise str ong. character, :

SNEEZEWORT :
Achillea millefolium is the. more

usual name, . and ‘in’ English books,

the yarrow. is often known as ‘Double

Sneezewort. Ah! there you have :it:

» anxious for his; Sneezewort, that certainly has to do

with colds, sniffles, sneezes. So our
fathers of old (or more likely, our
mothers!) made‘infusions of yarrow
and administered it when: their fam-
ilies had colds. |

on. the island, including Mrs. oW: al
Penman. ey a Uk gh ost, inven |

.. lar- monthly: meeting “in the. parish:

North: ‘Saanich ’:Chamber;:. together |.and apples put the” finishing touches

“Rall: on Wednesday, Nov.'1. A dona-.

in the recent issue. of The Review,

given to an article: which appeared.| with: the Chambers of Commerce on

~ tion’. .was-.made.<to-'the’ Primate’s

- World Relief Fund and a further sum.
“added to the .St., Stephehn’s WA.
- Centennial. Fund..Plans' were made
. .. for the fall tea and bazaar ‘to be held |
“in. the :parish ‘hall on’ Saturday, Nov.

+), i fe pati ball gn Saturday Slat ‘Sdanichton. Carcnenice. |

re cooking; needlework, ‘white ‘elephant |

- dren. It was decided to: make mince-}
“meat. ‘from’ a ‘famous’ recipe -hande di

_ mother, , _and this. would. be: sold at the||

Which’ Which’ specifically: 0 concerns. lack: of

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and: ‘a. Christmas © ‘tree’ ‘for’ the: -chil-° held at ‘the: home. of - and Mrs. “Se

Fisher. of. 7855 ‘Simpso ‘Road,: Saan-
‘ichton, - oMrs. - Mildred: Brice: “and:

“Nimmo” from. her arco
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- The: Women’s uxiliary. f ‘paca | big. window: ‘banked with flowers ‘and

arrangements. for the _ Christmas | i ‘United: Church; Victori
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wood. College: Memorial ‘Chapel held. | candelabra,’ thé eremony .was- per: 1 he’ brit
‘meeting. ¢ on ‘Tuesday to. make: final | formed. by:-Rev S.Sears of. Fira | wee (

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Ata: ‘quiet. -double-ring . _ceremony ‘Fisher wore: a beige suit; with: beige | Mr: -Pindelberry were: top s scorers. for:

‘and ‘brown. accessories: ‘and © ‘a yellow:
‘chrysanthemum “corsage. ;
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few: clergymen in’ Canada’ to have
“graduated: in’. agriculture, *:

“parts” of | the. world and. also, looks
; back:.on ‘a “military: career, He: ist

“Royal: Canadian Ordnance, Corps,
Yoel 9165 Mr, Hooper: was. born, ‘at
Salford,’ “Ontaric His: family. had
| lived’ therefor! several: generations
rand ‘had;:.in’:faet,:
community,” Or ‘iginating. jin
| chester, * England, the: ‘Hoopers. fave

- community they. settled:

dn which
able and it was changed to Salford,.
still “hailing. back ta. the? family's’
English home, -The original Salford
is sHunted in close proximity (0 (he
origina) Manchester, «

; KOR 28-VE ARS: Sy a Ses |
“Phe minister’ 8 father, wns, a 1 dairy
‘farmer. and n notable. member of. his,
eburch, During the hoy' 8 early years: |
his: father. was’ ‘engaged: as’ Sunday:
school, superintendent... al the loca)’
United Church, an: office: he held for:
2n VOurseres ; fie 5
CATON. tlendting: school. Aocally, ‘the
Bon. won.a Thomas, Kx,
“ayship: from London.Centrnl: Collegi:

| Aural College; nt. GuelphysIn- Une he.
graduated in® agriculture; raining: hig:
[ bacholor's, degred in. kelenee and
‘navieuliure, “He specialized in’ ans
Amal hbushandry, Attar a-postepradues
ALA. conrse in: poultry: the new: entry.)
tothe ‘field ofagrienltnre: sponte a:
short: Hime nassisting:in the organiza
tion of the federation“ofzagrieniiure
SMecompany. with ie He ‘Hanken and
Lene Harman, ‘
MISSION: WORK.

Shortly before the outbreak alwar
‘in HMO Mr, Hooper volunteered for
overseas. mission. work commencing. |
With the ‘Home Mission Boaid of (he
United -Chareh, ine Matachewan, in:
northern Ontario. Tt is a gold mining |
community: The following year saw!
| him: moved hy the mission honrd to,
| Menwintdale, | Sask, Ty the spring at

Wt heceiagt: Wis? work’ and: entttedt.
P withthe RoC.AS.C.. Wechad quatlie.
eat nm OTC. for the infaatny,. | ut

Aheenuthay ines ‘declded. othenyine:

}. The war and his KOYVICE - with: he
ven cor a hrought hin

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say AnH

atin tale sey tt
inet Misa’ Frances.
‘ltton, the dnughter of ae aval off
cere Shee Later jot bine bie Binge
Handsavhore they were-ninrrieds 7

Red ‘Deer, -Allaoamd: thence vers
seas in the spring af 142.
he served ‘with the Motor. Transport
MWe alle) Reee)

ear ee a

‘He: chas.
{Served as’ an“agr iculturist: in’ "many:

veteran of the Royal: Canadian: Army
‘Service: Corps, . ‘witha stint. in the.

established ° the:
“Man- ;

‘the name of Manchester to the’small |.

| ‘The name was ‘not generally necepte. |

‘Wilson: schol.

ate Insitute: tosthe Ontario. Apricul-}

: i. lane

“Lime he eneaurared the Arilite pay
From: Gordon Wend: he went: tod ving. ad-reeorded Talda shying for }

Mitinny t

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to an-evening of. excitement »and
fun, and the tired little: hobgoblins, | possible: will attend;: as, there ‘will: not:
-witches, fairies, etc., were. happy to: | be. ‘another. meeting - of the” Eras
return: home: to. their warm -beds; until: February, 1962.. Bon:
There were: seven: tables of conde The - community. lub - held. their
at. the. .W.I. card..party -at, Keating:| ‘monthly meeting on Thursday, Nov:
‘last: Wednesday night. Winning: lad-'|-2,. when the’ item’of “major: -import-'
jes ‘were .Mrs.°T: Moulson and: Mrs. ance: on. the agenda was the’ discus:
_M.. Meiklejohn, ‘while Mr: Moore ‘and.|'sion of ° ‘the’, Christmas turkey. card |
“party: to be: ‘held: on December-15:.
le: Capt. G.: Hansen) who-i isa ‘patient.
: é.|'in Rest. Haven Hospital, “is wished.
“Doris. Facey and. Mrs. “Eve \- speedy’. rrecovery: by i
friends. Pugs
Miss, Judith F

the men:
: Hostessés. for” ‘the: ‘evening.
‘Mrs.

is- home : fr om. “hos.
| pital and has, returned to school, this |

[tus ‘Port ‘Moody: BC, I
| Suess: for the Past few

‘Hooper. arrived at. Brentwood, -

ert,..15; David, 12: and: Grant,’ seven,

| ness meeling: ‘on October. 17,
‘Mrs, Dd. ‘Builer,. president, | ‘awarded
| Johnny: ‘Erickson, a grade’ four. siud-

| best: ‘paintings done®. ‘during: - the.

REV, Le C. “HOOPER ; _f “painting i in the parks'” eles held
ae in. the. summery,

taken’ over. by’ the ‘Ordnance Corps, Miss Lane then introduced G. Wilk

So was he, With the ordnance, he | tiams, director for Vancouver Island
was concerned: with vehicle: recep | from “painting inthe parks", ‘He

j Hon, repair and. issue and “was. for. gave-n most- interesting. talk explain-
a time responsible for all motor ing the origin of the classes,
eyeles for tho Canadian Army over- _ Samples: of-, students" work» were

| seas. During that,time he. Aindertook ‘shown and also slides of the children

considerable liaison: duties. between:

the: British and, American. author amd at the Experi nental Farm Park’:
ities, uae : A

ip’ p -The™-work:- done? by: ‘the; children,
Dieppe and D" Day. wore: both pom Sanshiry: school war displayed:
significant occasions An, hiss ma

service: Me

TBACK TO: CIVILIAN, ae oe ree
con the, “spring. OLE ae ‘call: WwW
made: for ground nuts from:
yp ‘he. various’: Missionary: suthorities
were “requested {by ithe. government
ple. ‘emphasize: the: Rrowing of) this.
commodity for ite oll); Capt Hooper’
‘was, abruptly. take out, ofeuniform:
And heeame ance again Mr, Hooper,
‘agrienlturists: He went: too Nigeria:
ascan agricultural: misshonary. with:
the: ‘Church: ‘Missionary Society. ‘of
thee Chireh® of. ‘Bygland: “Ne was
nMarriod at Wpsony’ and: andertook
[ conrse sal the* ‘Unive ralty of Lone

ember Mae :

on tho ar nt’ clea inna: The: ih

wheel ever® bull: being 250% feet in
diameter, ones

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Koy two years: Mr. Hooper wie in
a [nner rehirning. home: to Cannda
after suffering. extensively from mil
arlay We. was prohibited from res
firning. te.-the troplen: Dy: virtne of
| th Maenge,:

Upon his retnen to Caniida, the
“faniner wry caplala” turned his nb:
tention gloser to lthe® charch,. We).
| heeame day. minincr it Cape Mudae,
PTC war alsd-skipper of the misaion:
| boats , Tabert Cy. Sealtes fram Wa |
: Wi Wh , Tas. ai, With, Jul Towel
Aw ea: forthe course. of atidly at Union nly
le allege: m yancouye

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“FERRY SERVICE.

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Leaves > Brentwood: -every=: hour,
from 7.80.1. LO. G0) Pane
Leaves MUL. Bay: every hour,
= fran BOW aime ta 7.00) panies
Sundays: and Holidays-Extra
ae hig AYP as oh
Leaves Trontwood. a 7.90 pan,
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Ave! #. MN Duy. al vy pan, and

pune. bebe iain, he os

ae ‘: Nie initt w “yew: ns pital ati.
hancen Charlotte City Dirty that:

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jhe University: of British Columbia, Coast } F erties. call
Th May, 1994, he was ordained at _ . ;
jthesds, C.-Conterence ‘of the’ ‘rite |} Vaneanee i ol Vieterta {{

Chur oh erat on Special author |

ent: ‘the P.T.A,. prize: of “$10 for* the:

on the walls, in: Miss*Lane’s:room,: »
“The next: meeting: will he on No-

-ventor war.Gy WeGe ‘orrisy of ‘Pitta.
burgh, This was: the: largest Ferris

‘Brentwood-Mill Bay

shown. and iti ‘is hoped - as: many as.) f°".

> The. ‘couple have. three® ‘sons,: Rob-'

in-class; both’ in: Beacon: Hi: Park:

rs Gee

Back Into. Public Favor?

-I find itis used in “potency”, ie. ©
very concentrated ‘solution :for. colds,
fevers and also hemor rhages by our:~
native’ Indians. os

The. Thompson Indians Have been
known: to have_used ‘the yarrow. tea
many, many years ago. Strangely
enough the French name for yarrow ..

is‘ Herbe- aux .Charpentiers,’ because...

a balm made from the plant was -
found to.cure wounds made by car-
penter’ s tools.

Those who find ‘an interest din

“Medicinal and Food Plants of B.C." 0 7

by Irene Bastow Hudson’ will/ share
with her the urgent need to. preach
conservation and preservation of our:
wild plants.’ As Dr. .Hudson. says...
“Nothing in nature is idle: or: use--”
less." Nature offers ‘all her “gifts: to
US for our ‘use and pleasure 25."
°. So, if: any is us. were: suddenly,
plunged . into’:
Crusoe life bereft of pharmacies and’

‘medical practitioners, and had. man-. ° = :
aged to. pr eserve Dr. Hudson's small BRAY VES

paper. covered book,:or even. remem:: °

‘| ber. some® of the’ uses’ of our’ native ~

herbs, we: might.set: up as. useful.”

“medicine “ men’? ‘and: cure
common ailments." Dae eS
“So. much: for. yarrow... I've ‘never

tried ‘yarrow tea, but who:knows, I/
might yet!—D.L.H.. :

Life insurance companies rank the...

‘manufacture of dynamite ‘as. oné of.

the most~ hazardous occupations : in):
| the world. ;

DR. JAMES

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