Wednesday, May 13, 1953. ‘PAGE THRES |

Pe ann nmnevmmmenememene | Mes. Chas. Allen of Mount New-

ton Cross Road, had her sister and
SAANICHTON “ ross SOC Me der hee aA

brother-in-law, and

Qne pulp mill in B.C. has no} material from chipped sawmill
wadroral, obtaining all its raw | trimmings. ;

re a ee Serle and Michael, from Kamloops. P ; P 4 aie end C2 FRASER GOLD STRAWBERRY JAM, 2-1. Jan 9E
Mrs. Wishart was hostess at the | B.C., staying with them. aylor a first-and: third. and Clara fo R reno CHIVER® BLACKCURRANT JAM,,. !12-0z. jars ey Rn
regular .monthly meeting of the} Mrs. J. E. Tanner, of Stellys Cross Faylor a third prize, Margaret al eltring ‘ BRENTWOOD FLY-TOX and SPRAY, complete... teenie 79¢
sy x: 8 chet gas .

Saanichton Cirele held in the Sun-| Road, feft this week for a month's | lor took the: reserve grand cham- PUREX TOILET. TISSUE, 2 OP eee ccseelbeutereseesssensenenenseess 27¢,

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day school. room ‘of St. Mary's | holiday at Dighy, Nova Scotia, On pionship with her calf. . N STORE
~Church on Tuesday evening - last | her return journey she will stop off Mro-and Mrs. .G..Y. Wirkpatrick. fh Mr. and Mrs. P. LE. Thorp have F PRAIRIE IN Phone: ‘Keat SW
with an attendance of 17 members, | at Winnipeg to visit friends. Keating Cross Road. left-on Satur- ‘sold their property: at- Keating and Saanichton — . a °

have started to build-their new home
-on .Verdiers Ave. where ‘they -hope
to lake up residence in: the. near fu-
‘ture. _ ,
The Guild of the Brentwood Cal-
lJeve. Memorial. Chapel. held. its -an-
inual dogwood tea in. the ‘Douglas
Room of the Hudson’s Bay on. Tues-
day ‘afternoon: Mrs. Flarold Cross
was the convener and Mrs. Norman
AL. Lowe,. assisted by ‘the president, ;
Mrs.: Flarotd Patterson, poured teat
for the many guests who kept them
8; busy from 2.30 to 4.30. The ladies }
“were complimented an the lovely tea

: , : = they served. The home cooking and
ROBERT GODF REY ; | the flower stalls did a good business.

It was decided. at this -meeting to
send $150 to St.. Mary’s building. fiind’
and..$25 was voted tothe missionary KEATING
committee to carry on their migsion-
ary” work during “the next . few
: months, as there will -be no meeting |-.-Winners at the fortnightly "500"
until September. At the close of the | card party held at. the-Neating Tn-
‘ business’ Mrs. Wishart: gave a’ very | stittite Hall on Monday evening, May
interesting talk on Bamfield. B.C..] 4, were Mrs. 1. Farrell and tH, Facey.
where she lived before coming to | This was the last game for the sea-
Saanichton. Mrs. Rennie, who is! son, ;
leaving the district soon to make her Members of the Saanich Holstein
home of Port Mellon, B.C., was pre- | Calf Club from this district who ex-
sented with a little farewell gift by | hibited at the B.C. Products Fair in
the honorary president, Mrs. J. | Victoria last week were Margaret,
Cooper, on behalf of the members. | Kathleen and Betty Callander, Joanne
Refreshments were served atthe! Gait. Clara, Margaret and Joseph

day for a-trip by. car through the |
United “States, “and hope’ ‘to. go™ as; Be
far south as California . H
Congratulations go to ° Mr. and
Mrs. Donald «Joyee, ‘Reating Cross |
Road;:on: the birth of. a «daughter,
Mary Ellen, on Friday, May:8. at St.
Joseph’s. Hospital, Victoria.

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ARTHUR J. R. ASH, Liberal; Mrs. JACK:
LINDSAY, Progressive Conservative; FRANK
~SNOWSELL, C.C.F.; JOHN D. TISDALLE, »
Social Credit, will speak at an open me eeting °

to be held at the
Farmers’ Institute Hall

Friends will be interested to hear |
of the marriage of Donna Jean ; i |
ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, |
Fleming, Bryn Road. .to Reker G. |

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Jackson. son.of Mr. and Mrs. George
Jackson, Scott St. Vietoria, which
took place at the Metropolitan United
Church, recently.

Keating »

In honor ‘of Miss Shirley Bate.

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close of the meeting by Mrs Robin- | ‘Paylor. Margaret Callander won whose o marriage will take — place Bud Michell, vice-president of the | heals WHT goto the Vicarage
son and Mrs. patnt, the grand champion for “the best shortly, Mrs. J. Breitenbach and | Saanichtun Community Club, pre- une ns:
Laurella Duncan won the junior heifer ie Seo saul alse 4 ue Mrs: Bernard Delamere entertained | sided at the regular: monthly meet- | ° The work of painting and decorat- 1B
cup at me aetaein ieee ene pee: rat regal iN on a seen with ‘a. miscellaneous showersat the | ing in the dining room of the Agtic| ing the pa or aa Brentw oat nok ce et
sports day on’ Friday last. Jack Tur- [place and-Joanne Gait a trst. S1aT | ine: of the former. Oldfield Road. | cultural Hall-on Thursday last. omen’s Institute’ hall-is now. fin- wer ; a Oo, oe EP aa
ner won a cup for ping-pong. ‘garet Taylor won a first. Joseph pre guest of honor, her mother, and | [twas with great regret that the | istic Ue seally Woeks tice (ie meme ‘Bach will give.the. Resear rors are, 28
oe ae ees 2 ee . ° “Ss ie . , *, . 2S - are. é oe
" ae - : the: mother’ of the: groom-elect were | resignation of -R. Godfrey was ac- | j bers may well be proud of their hall, of his respective party 1 i a. ¥ flys
presented "with ‘corsages.: -The -gifts | eepteds. Mr. Godfrey stated in ~his ! The Brentwood senior men ‘softball : invited. ' Questions © wil 3e -answere¢
were -presented ina prettily decor-|Jetter that owing to pressure of busi- j fam played a good game at Elk . .
: n: eet Done ’
ated clothes: hamper : Vo games. were fness he felt he could not carry on.as.| Lake on Sunday evening, ‘but ‘they Chair me a: y.
played* and cre fr eshments served. by president, For the past. four: years jlost to the Elk Lake team bya 12-9 of @ CR
the co-hostesses.. The invited: guests | R. Godfrey. has done grand job and |-scere. Butlers Aces, although’ playing re » . Soe rn eo wee ee
| } Sponsored by the South Saanich | Rarmers Institute:

1 Lwere: Mrs. F: Greenhalgh. Mis. Paul! he will be ereiithy missed, . ieee ball, lost their first two: games.
Delbrouck, Mrs." Stansfield, Mrs. | There will be no meetings in’ June This is typical of how: they, start so
Ted Crampton, Mrs. W. Amos, Mrs. | . . the fans are not “discouraged: There

Wao F ‘1 : x | or July bite there will hea meeting | lenty of winning eames to come.
t eu re Ay Jeyfopr- H i *S f
fd. ffenton. Mars. Art Waters Mrs ‘Ton August’6 to arrange for the fair are plenty o wit ning ga esto co

'THE REVIEW. FOR FINE “PRINTING.

R. Spooner, Mrs. Pearl Gaidler, Mrs. + concessions. — SR
T. Butlers Mrs. Cl Essery, Mrs. Bert Fil we shawn at the el - f _ REGISTRATION
Ralph. Mrs. Lloyd Ralph. Mrs. er ee eee anaes | ‘The individual in B.C. is able’ to-
Broadley, Mrs. J). Howroyd, Mrs. W. ie eee Oe ™ zeaieenee: leet into. wood production through ; @
Bate, Mrs. Cruickshank. cand ~ Miss ¢ 777 — ° " ; Tree Farm: and .Farm .Woodlot |
Mrs. Tidman, Mrs. Nnott, Mrs. Cle-.| legi slation, - |

: | Valerie. Bate. ; _

‘| The. pre-school: medical examina= | mett, Mrs. Forsberg and Mr. Baades | ————
tion oi children. took place. at Neat- On Vriday. May 15, the pupils. of Mr. For sberg, Mr. Leighton amet Mr.
ing schoal on) Thursday © afternoon, Grades Sand 66will-be snaking their | Hatch.

. mnual social studies trip to Vie-! “At the conélusion of the game: soft:
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Vive ler: alies cae a rereeey . : ty . eye ‘
Beattie. medical officer, and’ Mrs. \ orias They. plant, leave thesschools-drinks were. served’ to the cee of
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May .7, under, the direction: a@f Dr.

Benson, | district nurses Approsim- hy chartered Ins at 9.15 and visit thes both cams.
ate ly 15 new children’ will lhe enrolled. Obseryv ator v and tne “North- “Western,
next term... Mrs. “Brown, privaary Creamery in the morning. n° the
teacher “iit the ‘school, wave a overy.| a flerneou they. will go-to: Radio Sta-
‘pinstructive’: ‘talk tas. the parents: 01} tion CANES the [impress’ Hatels the:
what is expected Gf children just en- | Mineral. lexhibit? Building. the Mu-.
‘\ tering: school, cand -inswered? any {seam and the Archives. an
questions.” Tea ‘was served under the
“alispices. of. the P.- et AY by Mrs. A

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‘| East Vriday, Ahe last ‘day cof, the
B teler ae se be _ a ae Nornat students: teaching tern atthe
POISLER, 2c — ole! sf sehool, a softball -game took: place
Ty) between a inixed sclioul team made Le
aa of-the teachers’ and Normal: stue!

"BRENTWOOD 7] | dentss 2.1 he teachers’ Aefeared th
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_ SCHOOL. NEWS | i school team 14-7,.On. this team ‘called:

eed “i = Contributed). a tthe. + “Champions’were’y Mrs. Covell,
7: a On’ ‘Monti P aie no0n Mrs. Forsbergy, Migs. ‘Long. 43
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