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Wednesday, June 8, 1955. SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW PAGE THREE

YOUTH AND NOVELTY

MOUNT NEWTON ||?% press pesicn
SCHOOL NOTES Youth and new ideas are the
outstanding features of an exhibi-
nnn omen nae <owee—e- =" , Mount Newton softball teams al- tion of ‘materials and dress design
K E ATING i most offset their losses in games | by Britain’s Cotton Board, now be~
ee played recently with North Saan- | ing held: in Manchester. At a pre-
After two weeks in St. “Josephs | ‘ich when they. played Royal. Oak | View recently, 2 mannequin parade
hospital, Mrs. Margaret Salt. of | ‘teams last Thursday afternoon. | Showed a dozen designs by students
Welch Road, Keating, returned to | 20th junior boys and junior girls’ | of the London Roya) College of -Art,
ys her home on. Tuesday. Mrs. Salt | divisions won their games while the |The main object’ of the show was
there they visited with Keith Cul- } will shortly resume her duties’ as | S°Dior girls’ team gave a very good | to demonstrate the uses of cotton,
ver of the Pacific Co-Op. in Mis- A secretary to Chief Justice McG. | ®ccount of itself. a en er
sion, B.C., who took. them through | phe Sannichtor Cub pack hela | Sloan and the justices of the: court | Players for Mount Newton were: | dent, Carol. Steele; vice-president,
a jam factory, after which Stan their annual father and son stew | Of appeal. © -. 1 junior -boys, Bill Gilby, John Jacobs, Gail McKevitt; secretary-treasurer,
Sorenson, of: production -depart~ night on May 27 in the Agricultural " William Greenhalgh, Stellys Cross | Morley Cornelius, John Kelly, Tom Charlotte Anne’ Baade; sponsor,
ment, took them _to several large hall dining room. After the supper | Road, is a patient in Rest Haven Naysmith, Jack Turner, Dave Allen, r. Vogee.
strawberry farms in that: district... they enjoyed listening. to. short hospital, ‘where. he -is recuperating George Hartshorne, Fred. Essery, The group is indebted: t0 the stu-

Mrs, G. Bickford, aocompanied py | talks by Mrs. W. Bennett, district from an appendectomy. . John MeNally, Mervin Deyotte, The | dent's council for paint with which
Mrs. E. Michell and Miss Joan Mi. |Ccub leader, and Geo. Barr, district | The South Saanich Women’s In- | junior boys’ group was supervised ;t0 ve-mark the court lines and. to

chell travelled up-Island over the executive for Victoria, and Freq | Stitute turned out on Thursday for | by D. Sanford. Junior girls: Gloria | #ae Mount Newton P.T.a. for fin-
week-end and visited at the Nan: ' Brownlee, Central Saanich police | the cleaning and scrubbing bee for | Lomas, Gail Logan, Doreen Bick- ancial help in getting the surface
aimo General hospital, where a|Chief finished with a delightful the Institute hall on East Saan- ford, Jessie Peard, Janet Tidman, | improved. Boys in various classes
baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs, | Tesume of his R.C.M.P, experiences | ich Road at Keating. Splendid co- | Sharon Butler, Ann Heal, Daphne have given help to re-paint the
Ronald Bickford of Wellington, on |to the delight of both fathers and operation between the ladies re- ; Sluggett, Deanna Ferguson, Dor-~ court lines and make various re-
Thursday, June 2. sons. sulted in the hall being clean and | othy Simpson and Carol Green- pairs. The courts are now the scene
The garden party held by the | To end the evening delightfully |SP!cK and span for another season | halgh; supervision, Mr. Miller, Sen- | 0f much activity.
P.T.A. at Brentwood school on | the campfire was conducted ‘by A. of much local activity. ,jor girls: Charlotte. Ann Baade, Preparations are now under way
Saturday afternoon was well at- | Chamberlain, Following the pro- Mr, and Mrs. Albert Hafer, of | Judy Kiddle, Kathleen Callender, {for a display of. student. work and:
tended and was a financial success. | gram the parents had a discussion | 24st Saanich Road. accompanied by Patsy Tidman, Lois Holloway, Joan | activities as a feature of the P/T.A.
The weather was certainly in their |on plans for the cub rally for the Mr. and Mts. Adrian Butler, of | Curl, Greta. Pedersen, Carol Steele, j program for the. evening of. June
favor, the members were very pleas- | Peninsula pack which is to be held Keating Cross Road, left on Fri- Laurelle Duncan, Estermae Burdon | 21. Included is a fashion show by
ed to have sucha lovely day. ‘The |on June 25 at the Agricultural day, via Nanaimo, for. Haney, B.C., | and Gloria Andrejkew; supervision, | the girls of the: home economics © :
tea tables, “which were set out on | grounds, Pxogram starts at 2.30 where they visited Mr. -Butler’s | J. Forge. Senior boys: Raymond | department. The,, public eal Sige
the schoo) lawn, looked attractive, | p.m, It is stated by the leaders of brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Budynski, Robert Callaghan, Dave j ally invited. : :
centred with bright flowers, and a|the Saanichton pack that they Mrs. Maurice Butler and family. | Thomson, Oswald Kockott, John | ‘The school wishes to acknowledge vs
dainty tea was served to the guests | would welcome home cooking dona- They returned on Sunday evening. | Creed, Barry Crookes, Carey Hall, | receipt of a silver spoon donated »
with Mrs. E. Marshall as convener, | tions. There will be a refreshment.| he many friends of Mr. and Mrs. |Dan Hall, Jim O'Reilly, Dennis |annually by. the South Saanich ~~
assisted by the P.T.A. members. A | stall. Proceeds from both of. these Albert Hafer and their ‘son, Rod, | Mises; supervision, K. Buffam and | women's Institute for excellence in”

COUPLE FETED ON DEPARTURE TO
ENGLAND AND EUROPE FOR TOUR

Saturday night, May 14, was the .B. Hawkins, Misses M. and J. Curl
occasion of a farewell party for |and K. Curl.
. and Mrs, George Butcher, at | ‘Those unabl :
: , e to be present were:
e West Saanich home of Mr. and | mr; and Mrs, T. Dalzell Mr. and
_Mrs, Charles P. O’Hara, previously | yrs, Ww Gilby Mr. and Mrs. BH.
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Butcher. Woods, ‘Mr. and Mrs. K. Koehler,
_ Mr. and Mrs, T. Curl assisted.) Mr, and Mrs. Lutz, Mr. and Mrs,
Dancing and singing were enjoyed. J,. Hodgson ,
_. The highlight of the evening was ie,
. the presentation of a large travel- we 23 — is. Bute ne left" on

ling. case to the ‘feted - couple: by : area
Mr. Curl. Mi on-an extended holiday, visiting
tl. Miss Marilyn Curl took many relatives and friends,

flash pictures throughout the eve-

ning. - _
Refreshments and coffee were | | ; .

_ Served at midnight. aa BRENTWOCD
Guests present were: Mr. and‘ --~-

Mrs. R. Butcher, Mr, and Mrs. P.. wembers of the Brentwood Wo-

McGaughey, Mr. and Mrs, B. Van- ’ oti j
derkracht, Mr. and Mrs. G. Kiddle, |™e0’s Tnstitute held their monthly

Mr. and Mrs, H. Forsberg, Mr. and social meeting on Tuesday after-.
Mrs. Luckinuk, Mr. and Mrs. H, |noon, May 31, and spent a most
Morrison; Mr. and Mrs. S. Stew- |inieresting and instructive after-
art, Mr. and Mrs, R, Drayton, Mr. |noon at the Experimental Farm,
and Mrs, D, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. | Sidney. The members were shown
_ | around the machine shop by BE.
WOODEN HORSE” ‘Mason and the grounds by differ-
OR WAR MUSEUM ‘ ent members of the staff, R. ML
A replica of the famous wooden | Adamson, R. H. Turley, E. R. Hall,
vaulting horse made in a ‘German ,H. Kemp and J. H. Crossley. They
prison camp. by British ‘prisoners |returned to the W.I. hall, where
of war to help them: escape, has 'tea was served by the hostesses,
been. handed over to the Imperial ; Mrs. Wm. Parker and Miss 8, How-.
War’ Miuseum, Lambeth. This |ard. Several of the members were
horse, made like the original from | given tulips that had been kept
packing cases stamped with the | over 40 days at.33 degrees and have

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SAANICHTON

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‘Mr, and Mrs. Herbert. Bickford
returned last’ Sunday after spend-
ing a few days in Vancouver. While.

sign of the International Red Cross, | reported that they lasted. for sev- . mu
will stand in the R.A.P. section of | eral days. The monthly: business | decorated party cake was: won by | Stans are to be used for rent for a whe uae just completed his first A. -E. Vogee. - home economics.’ The winer of this’
the museum devoted to air exploits | meeting will be held at the hall on | Mrs.-D. MicMuldroch. hall for next year’s mectings, year engineering at U.B.C., will be | Students have organized a ten- award will be announced at closing.

ete rt ee —--—~| Pleased to hear of his splendid |nic club for which the following exercises planned on the last. day, ar

KING FISHERMAN CONTEST — sanding, 02 SE SS OS [nave Se ee oe = af a
OPEN TO ISLAND’S ANGLERS. | : = :

Road, entertained last aursaay || ;
afternoon for her daughter, Kath- |:
Tyros, who. go fishing only once | gory winners will each receive a ryn, who was celebrating her fifth |
or twice a summer, will have just |$50 cash prize in addition to the |bitthday. The following -young |
as good a chance of winning hand- | trophies if they are subscribers to friends and their mothers, were |]
some trophies: or prizes in The. Vic- | The Daily ‘Colonist: at the time the present: Shirley and Reg. Raper, | h
toria Daily Colonist’s. “King Fish- | winning fish is caught. Bobby .Stanlake, Lea and Laurie |]
erman” contest as enthusiastic | HIDDEN WEIGHT Atkinson, Joanna and Philip. Hol- | q
anglers, Who are out looking for the |“\Even the small fry are eligible loway, Diane Fink, Frances Cramp- |
big ones at every opportunity... | for. prizes in hidden -weight..draws ;t0n, David, Norman and Doreen
The contest ‘opened June 1, and | in each category. All salmon. weigh- Locke, Debbie “Spooner, Freddie
any fish caught from then until | ing more than five pounds and all Thorne, Roddy and Laurie Spooner.
October 31, the closing date, could | trout more than two pounds caught | Mrs. Charles Essery, . Keating |
“Il win “King Fisherman” crowns for by Colonist “subscribers ° may. be | CTOss Road, had as guests’ this week |
lucky anglers... weighen in and entered in the hid- her parents; Mr. and Mrs. J Rich-
All. Vancouver. Island - ‘residents den. weight contests. . ; ardson, of Duncan.
“Bl are eligible to enter the contest. There are ‘contest. categories: for:
{| Only Victoria Press. Ltd. employees, trout, + aguas sea-run. cut-throat. houses.
2 boathouse . cowners and professional | and elhead caught in- fresh | - ot :
| fishing guides are excluded: : water: on the Island; tyee salmon. G Bere ich Inlet—Hall's Boathouse,
ream; The | Anchorage, Mil-:
I|. Officials of Island fishing clubs hooked inthe Alberni Canal or off ler’s “Landingand: Creed’s Landing -
shave stated that. this first Island- Campbell River .or ‘Comox; ' ‘spring at: Brentwood;  Holder’s “Boathouse :!
|| wide derby should add a new stimu-. salmon caught. off the Island from’ at ‘Deep ‘Cove: Van-Isle Marina at:|f
i | Nile-:Creek, “near. Qualicum . bay,.
lus, to fishing. on ‘Vancouver - ‘Isl and ‘Shoal: Harbor; Gilbert’s: Boathouse, |
this | summer. ee : ‘south. to Victoria: and: north to Port See }

: ‘Brentwood ©. and ; the.
“King. Fisherman’ “srophies coho". ‘salmon . caught. rer
be: Fodais Sater ‘by the- Colonist

: Tuesday afternoon, June 14.

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