Wednesday, November 10,

GUIDE ASSOCIATION PLANNING . G
NOVEL CHRISTMAS PARTY HERE NG

The November meeting of the }

First Brentwood. Girl Guide Associ-
ation was held in. the old school.
Mrs. A. R. Mills was in attendance
when 11. members were present.
Mrs.’ M: Nimmo appeared as. a new
member.

The association expressed regret
that Guide Captain Mrs. °J. Mc-
-Kevitt has.been-ordered to rest for.
-several months: on’ account. of . ill’
health... Mrs. Hemens, who is. sub-
stituting for Mrs. .McKevitt, read
the captain's report. _

The ‘treasurer reported that the
stall at the country fair had real-
ized $40.20 and that the doll con-
test had yielded another $35.

Mr. Holden reported - recommen-
dations from the fair committee
and Mrs. Windsor, Brown Owl,
Stated that there were now 25
Brownies and that they had $2.51
on hand.

The committee were pleased to
hear that the Hallowe’en party had
been a “howling success” and ex-
‘tended thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Del-

1954.

Mills enrolled five members.
following members
Mrs, R. Brown, Mrs. K. Warner,
Mrs. N. Dickens, Mrs.. E. Holden
and Mrs. R. Shaw. |
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No meeting wills be held Brentwood ‘United church held a q Mrs. P.. Andrejkew, Oldfield
December. _{very successful rummage sale in © Road, has returned to her home
sees ines tenereorneneneemneneere j the Orange hall. in ‘Victoria. on s;after a trip to Duluth, Minnesota,

| Wednesday morning. The proceeds

| wit be. added ‘to the church. build-
ing fund.

.On. ‘Monday ‘atvernoon several

KE ATING members of the Brentwood Women's
Institute attended the meat forum

A B.C, Telephone ‘Company crew | program, held in the Club Sirocco.
has completed a $12,000 project in| There were cooking demonstrations
Keating to provide outside plant! by Mrs. Nova Gaham of the B.C.

where she was called owing to the
death ‘of her: father.

Mrs. Cc. Day, Vancouver, has been
a recent week-end guest with her
mother, Mrs. Pearl Butler, Keating
& |-Cross Road, . :

Mrs. R. W. Drake, Veyaness Road,
is a patient at Royal Jubilee hos-

facilities for residents in the Vr- | Electric Co. The grading and meat pital, Victoria, following operative
dier Ave. area in Brentwood. The | cutting was demonstrated by Vic | treatment.
project included installation of | Pinchin and Sam Radford, of Van- s; Mrs. Elsie Jones, with her two

some 1,865,000 feet of wire in cable. : couver. Mrs. V. Wood, Verdier Ave.,
Cable was strung on Stellys Cross | was the lucky winner of a roast.

Road from West Saanich Road to} Brentwood and Shady Creek W.A.
East Saanich Road; south along | of the United church is holding a
West Saanich Road from Verdier 'dinner and bazaar at the W.I. hall
Ave. to Sluggett Road and. south on Friday, Nov. 19.

along East Saanich Road from In thr asketbal! eames played
Stellys Cross Road to the Keating at "thie conmnbtiliy ball 63 Friday

“| daughters, Linda and Donna, and ‘
>) Mrs. Wilkinson, have moved into
;the house formerly occupied by
1 Mr. and Mrs. Morley Bickford, Vey-
aness Road. Mr. and Mrs, Bick-
ford and their family have taken
up residence in their recently-com-

R. GODFREY
Bob Godfrey, popular Saanichton

j dairy farmer, was elected  vice-
; president of the Vancouver Island
{ Dairymen's Association at the an-

pleted new house on Veyaness Road. |

brouck for the loan of their prop- | telephone office. |last, Brentwood midget boys defeat-

nual meeting recently.at- Ladysmith.
President is Cecil; Bulman, of

~ Grades three and four at Keating

P aie THREE

|\CHURCH RENOVATED FOR FIRST

For the first time in its 76 years
the Catholic church of Our Lady of
{the Assumption: at West Saanich
;has been. completely redecorated

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inside.

’ The original interior finish of V-
| Joint has. been covered and a finish
, employing . square ceiling tiles and
| wood panelling. is in keeping with
the. lumber-producing country in
which it is located.
| The renovation which was’ com-
pleted last week, is the work of' F.
A. Leclere,. father of Rev.
tLeclere, rector of the parish.
| Mr. Leclerc spent a two-month
holiday with his son, during which
| time he undertook the entire reno-

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| vation project. A carpenter by
thobby, Myr, Leclerc is a_ retired
C.N.R. station agent from Plessis-
ville, Que.

ORIGINAL

| The original altar remains un-
touched... It is the altar removed

! from the original Roman Catholic
cathedral of Victoria. The wall be-
i hind. the altar is hung. with drapes,

I.

| TIME IN 76 YEARS SINCE OPENED

the late Rev. Fr. Vullings.

Bishop: J. Hills of Victoria will
visit the church to bless. the new
statue of Our. Lady of iain ca
in the near future.

Royal Oak L: Lady
Is Laid To Rest

The’: death -occurred
Haven hospital’ on November. 7 of

Mrs, Ada Fish; of Elk Lake, widow -. o

of the late George: Richard .. Fish.
She was born-in Torquay, England,
and had resided in this district for -
the past six years. She formerly
made her home in Sidney. She is
survived by one son and two daugh-
ters, J. C. Fish of Royal Oak, Mrs.
Myrtle Bates of Telkina, B.C., and
Mrs. Laura Bush of Porcupine
Plains, Sask. ;

Funeral services were conducted:
by Rev. G: W. Brooks from..Sands
Funeral Chapel in.Sidney on Wed-
nesday and interment “followed: in
Royal Oak Burial Park. ;

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Mabharata or Great, Poem of

in. Rest

_erty on that occasion. Art. Perry was foreman of the + eq Saanichton, 23-16. ‘The bantam | Nanaimo. school, under the supervision’ of | 2#inst a paneled wood finish. The The ae

GOOD TURN TREE eight-man heavy gang on the job. ‘girls nosed out Sooke in a thriller} penry G. Robinson, Royal Ouk, | their teacher, Mr, Francis, recently aaee rails are entirely new and the | Indidn literature consists of 200.0000
Plans were discussed for a Christ- Keating telephones total 739 to- “py 13-12. The juvenile girls lost to | was re-elected s60tolayvanenmudcer. travelled fo Victoria. where they ; floor is tiled throughout. verses-and is eight times as long as

mas party and Mrs. Mills suggested | ay, or more than double the 333 | Saanichton in the final game. | white J. Burdge, of Saanich, will | Were conducted through the mu- | ‘The church was aaa in IB7B be the Hind ‘and Quy ssey gopaliianed

a “Good Turn Tree” for which gifts | Phones in use in May, 1945. ;Games for Friday, Nov. 12, are: | serve as treasurer. seum, and also visited Thunderbird | , . neni sin nance

of good clothing or non-perishable Tr retemamennmt oe oe ‘midget girls vs.. Cordova. Bay; ae Executive ireetors . he Park, aa 1

food are brought for:a needy fam- The ward, Sierra, applied to ior men vs, Sidney, and senior * Saanich ve ea are hy Goatrey, #. Mr. and Mrs. Albert) Hafer have | BRENTWOOD AUTO COURT

ily or some charity. ; many mountains by the early men vs, Sidney, Mercer, W. Taylor and A. G. Lam- [returned to their East. Saanich Attractive three-room Cottages. Central heating,
The meeting closed with an inter- | Spanish settlers of this continent.) ©, Jenkenson accompanied Mr. | brick. - {Road home after a hotiday trip fireplace, electric kitchen, will accommodate 2;

esting ceremony in which Mrs. “means, saw. and Mrs. G. Bickford and Billy on | Members heard’ reports of in- | spent motoring in the Kootenay 3 or 4 persons. . Low winter rates by month or

a trip up-Island for a few days
where they visited their son, Ren-

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ald, and daughter-in-law, at Wel-
We are happy to quote on new homes throughout lington; and their daughter and
‘son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W.

we Abate
this ‘district. Schmidt, at’ Bloedel.
Minister at the United church

-EERBWARD H. POPE

458 Brookleigh Rd., R.R..2 Royal Oak. B.C. Phone 9-1198

_be Rev. T. G. Griffiths.

BAZAAR AND TEA|

YOUR LOCAL STORE WITH THE STOCK |

We're always ready to serve you with a>
© full stock of popular groceries. YIELDS $400 AT
SAANICHTON
P RAIRIE INN STORE “The Saanichton Circle’s annual
Saanichton —_ — - Phone: Keat. 54W

j tural hall on. Saturday -last was :a
great success. The amount taken in
at this affair was around $400.

The: hall . looked « very gay with !
the stalls decorated in their ‘differ-

| piece of. bronze. and: white ‘mums,
the: tea being - ‘convened by Mrs. F..
Watson, °
Mrs. ‘E. H: Lee, Mrs:- “FP. ‘M. Vincent:
Vand: Myrs:'J):; “Clarke.” “Mrs.” »R: -Bou-.
éillier. Was in ‘charge of. tea’ tickets:
Those vine charge™

: h First- Class Dry Cleaning Service
we Calling. in. North Saanich 7
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS ©
VET iN ‘FRED: “HANCOCK.

‘POTATOES-
‘CARROTS—No.
COOKING “ONIORS Ne

of “parcel | post, .
f : Taylor; white. elephant, . ‘Mrs ;
Bickford . and: Mrs.: F.: Edgell.

“4 -CAULIFLOWER—Large. heads.
““BRUSSELS .SPROUTS—Lb..
“SAVOY CABBAGE—2 heads
f ORANGES—Sweet and ‘juicy,2” pies

. _GRAPEFRUIT—Florida, pink. or white, 3 for... .

“Also other, Fruits and Vegetables at. Low. Prices

_-MOW'S FARM MARKET

7 Th PATRICIA BAY HIGHWAY - eee ee

See By Mrs, Wwe “Turner, Mrs, Sefton, Mrs.
o\fG.-Brown, Mrs. A: Taylor, Mrs, P.:
25c° | ' Delbouck, Mrs: EL Chatwell “and”
ae 2 Mrs. ‘M, Johnson. ©
“ff, The: men’s: stall was: “eoriveried by.
pba F, Cooper.and P..Laws, ©.)
| During. the. afternoon’ R, “Bouteil-
lier showed films: eal the youngsters,

Pen at aearanmeander tate  nativaieeten netiadied etait

“SAANICHTON. 2

A eae ated ~

ata wonderful low price

ner, president, was in the ‘chair.
Daring the regular business it, Was
pHdccided to send $50 to the Korean
i Relief Fund, Christmas: gifts will
E sent to the two little Indian
it pivle whom the Cirele adapted at
the Indian Residential school at
Alert Bay, There will be another
rmmmaere snie at the Orange hall,
i} Victoria, on December 71. Final

articles. were priced. The next. meer
ing Wil he held in the Orange hall
on “Tuesday, Dee.) -
“Phe regular | fortnigh ny, "BON",
was held in the dining roam. of the
Agricutiural hall on Wednesday
J istavith eight tables in play. Prive.
winnert. for. the card: were Mrs, W
“PF EBuwer andor. “Andersons tombolas
were won by Mrs, B. Jones and Mr.
Toole. Muateatanente were ferved
by. the hostesses, Mrsy 'T. Mouleon
and. Mri EB. Jones,
. Songratulations are: heinn TEECW
ed ay Mr. and. Mrs. Jd. Looy, Wile
Jace Drive,.an the hirth of a daugh-
ey (Marilyn Trene) tt Reat Haven
Hosp. on Niesday, Nav,.2,
The requir monthly: ‘naotiig of
‘Bt, Stephen's W.A. was hald Jn the
pavish hall an Wednesday: last with
14. members pres ont, The sum of $b
was voted to St. “Aldaws church,
Victoria, during the business of the
afternoon. The many members are
busy preparing for their mnniaal
beraar and the following will aosdsi.
ft the af{air on Saturday Nov 20°

Butler Brothers have it],

oo 8 powerful new 17+
jnch table model feature?
the amassing “Deep Im-|
age” pieture, Included :
nye the’ “Maile Manitar,'

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aman fg picture lock}: ; | shaw a Mri Latent we

stance eireults Shaw and Miss Tutrerticld, hone
Tone distance cireults andi. f CLOVERDALE predner, Myre CHhcany Mire Atielns
m "Golden: Throat" . tones an 3.6911 an Mré. Williams. and Miss Worthing: :

tony books, Mra. L. Robinson; tat

roon,. Mriv Warpers, Mres ing, Myre.
Sow Ep My Ren Me Clarke

KEATING ©

halon: Tharsday evening dusts T.

DP the Willowe'en party wae auite

next Sunday morning at 11.15 will {

f the. various | a ep

Mrs: ‘Eves. and Miss BE.

("Those ‘assisting with the:téea’ ‘were,

Ca nada’ s : Finest Picture acter eae oe

ange’ hall, East. Sannich Road; with .
25 members pr esent, Mrs: We Turs.

plins were made for the bazar and

Lond: party: of the community - club:

CROSSROAD. a jana Mrs ‘Themeons en eels, Mig |
il 90. li Tones ‘flowersy Mra: Hughes, ‘Mmm:

~ Kea ne } * Senet: Mr. Harper presided.
open 0 The reqular monthly meeung ot
SALLE Ny: : “uw. community cinb war hela in the
SATURDAY dining. room: of the Agrculiaral

B. Moulhon. prenided and neportead
a

creased membership ‘up-Island and
were assured that the day when
dairymen of Vancouver’ Island
could present. a united front. was
not: far off.

SHOWER HONORS ! Mrs. G. Moore, of Keating Cross

RECENT BRIDE

- In honor of Mrs. Stephen Trach,
formerly Shirley Michell, daughter

| of Mr. and Mrs. T. G, Michell, Tele- ;
whose marriage took
A. Steele and
Miss ‘Tena Anderson entertained on | reports that it was “a great experi-"

last with a!
bazaar and tea held in the Agricul- | miscellaneous shower at the home

[gaph Road,
{place recently, Mrs.
Thursday afternoon

lof the latter, Telegraph Road.

| white chrysanthemums

to.Mrs. Michell and Mrs. Trach, Sr..

i decorated. box. Le

Those’: ‘present, and ches. who. “Patterson, :
“Those pouring ‘tea were ‘sent. gifts: were’ as follows: Mrs. 'T.. VAL “Wright,:

A. corsage. of pink carnations and ;
was: pre- j
sented to the- guest: of honor, and

ent colors, ‘and.at one end of the ‘corsages of yellow: rosebuds and
half the main tea table: was’ very | white chrysanthemums. The. many
rettily decorated with the centre- | peautiful gifts were ‘Presented, ina:

| Michell, “Mrs. ‘Trach,: Sr.;¢ Mrs: WwW:

(Ww: Michell, “My, S:

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‘hes ‘corrections.

November 15th,

ONE

will be returned to you |

oO Fuel Saving |

oO Comfortable, warm |

- home:

to your home...

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“Har old: ‘Young, | Maurice Michell,
e —3 Mrs. Ve ‘Playfair,

The Court of Revision | to: ‘consider
in the Voters’ ‘List of
“The :Corporation: of the District ‘of ©
‘Central. Saanich will sit in, the: ‘Munici-
pal Hall at 8.00 p.m, on Monday, 3
1954, oe |

DOLLAR

invested. now. am: insulation |

~ with interest. in:

Dei “in, ‘Batts or - Zonolite Loosefill,

ee

| We have in stock far immediate delivery

Special—5 cu, ft. bag Loosewool.

Regular $1.90, ‘Now for $1.40 per bag,

* MAURICE 'SLEGG. ~

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district, returning by way of Spo-
kane and other Washington points.

Mr. and Mrs. Bud Michell and
their sons, Gordie and Richard,
| left by car on Sunday for a holitiay
in California.

week. Keating 42M. . ;

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2

Road, left on Saturday for Calgary |
to attend. the wedding of her ;.
daughter, Peggy.

Bert Henry, of Central Saanich.
Road; returned last week: from. 14
months’ service in Germany with
the Royal Canadian Air Force. He

CENTRAL SAANICH VOLUNTEER |
FIRE DEPARTMENT

Make your plans now to attend the

ence.’

Keith Phillips,’ of Central Saan-.
wich Road, left on Saturday morning | =
‘by plane for Saskatoon, ‘Sask... for.!%
110: days’ visit with :his brother ‘and’
- family in Kinistino, and a few days
in Edmonton with ‘relatives and
ad on his return trip. ‘

[- ess
| Mrs. Ralph. “Michell, ’ eMys.: Laurie
Mrs. Ed: Hutt; Mrs. od.
Mis. Bud’. Michell, :
| Mrs. Ray Lamont, Mrs. Amos, “Mrs.
Mrs. MALY “Hafer,:
“Mrs.; Whittaker,

PRESCRIPTION

| Master: ‘Eddie! Steele

J. W. ISMAY,
Municipal Clerk.
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_ ROOT-PROOF (PIPE.

~ pumps oor mas |
These are in popular use this season, oat
P riced from $1. 75 and up. |

A sizes. .

Co ome in n and sec. e them!

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