PAGE SIX ekg SP ET SAANICH PENINSULA AND ;GULE ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday, August 13, 1958.

PAINT. SPOTS
“To remove paint spots from hard-
weed. floors, apply some kerosene
and rub. ‘briskly... Follow.-‘this by
rubbing: the: floor witha’ soft. cloth
-wrung- from lukewarm water.)

beeen -olds . are usually in at-
 Seatlanee:

- Kindergarten Is Valuable nates en teat
on e present, kindergarten teacher
Asset To Br entwood Are eq aro Sec

; “Time was when young ‘people with of. a kindergarten... A P, T, A, “pro ject, two fine. children.

: “small children hesitated to: move’ to ‘which | was started: under the: direc- MANY ‘ADVANTAGES ~

why villages.” because. - of : educational tion: of Mrs. Mary Nimmo, the}. Advantages of supervised ‘play in
ee drawbacks. | That time is long past .| Brentwood Kindergarten ‘offers con-'|'a larger-than-family ‘group (the kin:
.. for Brentwood, however. Since 1954, structive, supervised’ activity for | dergarten’s attendance limit is 20)
this district, which is home to’ about. iy (officially): -kiddiesfrom four years | are well recognized. The’ children’
1,200, has boasted the ‘city amenity old to school age. In practice, a‘few | gain much in the way of confidence

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REPELLENTS PROVE EFFECTIVE
‘AT EXPERIMENTAL FARM HERE |
Value of chemical. ‘repellents in‘). They were back: again by. June 10,
stopping ‘deer from eating cultivat- however, ‘after six. heavy ‘rainfalls
ed plants was proved beyond doubt:| had: washed away: the repellents: and
at wn hep in. tests ats the Dominion Experi- considerable “new -: growth. had: ap-
ond mache peolecign vd oe ecially t | mental Farm, Saanichton: ' | peared. Some ‘untreated trees had
a the ease of only children, featn an When: deer. euided®: an’ ; apple “or- almost 100° per. cent. of their ‘Shoots
share -attention with: others in. the: chard in wey last year, three ea piles ott. vee
‘group. /'pellents, ‘“‘Arikal’, Diamond L Deer}: The. orchard © was” ‘once more
“Qpeniee date for the Brentwood Repellent, ‘and Benzine. Hexachlor-: treated and. no further destruction
Kindergarten is Wednesday, Septem- ide, ‘were applied—the first: two “as |.was noted, supporting previous evid-
ber. 3, th i . ep tar | 2 SPray and the third as, a dust. The ence that the repellents were accom-
er. € same as that ol bebwlar | deer demurred. ‘| plishing their purpose.
school classes.* A meeting of trus- | __—_ Supt:'J. J. Woods, who conducted
tees. and mothers ot a be a the "Mrs. Marjorie McKenzie, Vancou- | the tests, said a convenient: method
aearcon in the. ol a ‘ent i ver, visited. for several days -with| of recognizing whether deer are
‘school.on West Saani orem woe’ | her mother, Mrs. S. R. Dahl, Renry feeding is to tie a price tag. about
: Saanich Road, Moth! ave, : a foot from -the: tip ‘of . branches

E of children who will be starting |, son, to be. christened. Roy which have not been eaten. When

CHRISTENING rN
|SERVICEAT ©
ST. ANDREW’S

On . Saturday. afternoon, Aug. a)
the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
-Rae~McDonald (nee~ Valerie’ Gray) |
received the. names Bonnie Lynne at
“a christening’. service held: at ‘St.’-

‘Andrew’s~ church, . with Rev. Roy.
| Melville officiating. :

Little Bonnie Lynne, dressed in

the christening ‘robe made by her

maternal great-grandmother, had as

her godparents, Mrs..E. McDonald

and Mrs. D. Webb. Following the

ceremony; a reception was held at

the home of the baby’s maternal
grandparents, Mr..and Mrs. George
Gray, Second St.

-“ Among .those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart. McIntosh. of Ed-.
monton, Mr. and Mrs. Ewart. Mc-
‘Donald with Bobbie and : Stewart,

also’ of -Edmonton;. Mrs. 5S. McDon-
moved “from. branches: that “are | ald and Mr. Wallach, ‘Mr. and Mrs.
“browsed: off.” Se es ; “D. ‘Webb cand Debby.

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kindergarten for :
especially. oe ery ce: stead are | Charles, was :born ‘to. Mr. and Mrs. enough tags have been tied, it can
T. P. Chappell in Rest Haven hos- easily. be determined when: deer
pital on Sunday, Aug. 3.. start. and’ stop feding. .
"William Hanneson. of. “Medford, | He added that tags ‘should: be- re-
-Ore.,: is-spending ‘the ‘week- end with
his grandparents, Mr: and Mrs.:Wm..
nena First. St., and’ will also
be.a guest at the. home of his uncle
and ‘aunt; Mr. and Mrs. W. J: Wake-
field, Third St.

ee a

For Camp — |
by pldne- ‘for Toronto where she va

Nine members of Sidney Air Cadet visit her sister:and brother... :
-; Squadron left. Sidney on: “Sunday, |. Mr. and. Mrs..S..C.. Taylor, Fourth

‘Aug. 10, to attend. the: two-week. air St., have: as. guests ’ the former’s (COME TO THE
cadet summer camp at Sea Island | nieces, . Misses. Jean and: Mary Me:
R.C.A.F. Station. A -tenth member | Intosh of Calgary...
of the group, Douglas Alexander, be- |. Miss.Rosa Matthews journeyed to; - SEN S ATION ALLY?
came ill at the last moment and was Duncan. on. Monday, to. attend the
unable to make the trip. —— j funere! of Mrs. John Matthews. --

| ‘Those attending. the camp. are

~ | Richard* Beal, - Bar Cc R a

, hey. arian Cites ewson. Petei PAUL OLSON LIVED

s lof Sidney; William ‘Chat-.

berton: are Sen eae oF 23. YEARS WW SI NEY

Saanichton; and M. F. Deyott and “Veteran of. two’ world’. “wars” and

George Vanderkracht ‘of Brentwood: [resic dent. of Sidney. for ‘the. past: 23 |
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aaa tee _ The boys will return’ by pine. on years, Paul Waldemar ‘Olson, 1890
‘Sunday, Aug. a Fifth: St., passed away-.at |:Rest’
— ‘Haven hospital on ‘Monday, Aug. 11.
tn. and. A native. of. ‘Velvelstad, ‘Norway;
“the. late’ Mr.: Olson is ‘mourned : by
RROUND. TOWN three daughters, Doreen. and , » Joyce
(Continued From ‘Page’ 2)”. ‘| Olson ‘at: home, and Mrs. Robert
ee eae Hadley, : Fourth St.,: “Sidney; one 'sis-
“Mrs. ‘Anna Broten, 1344 Fourth St, ter, Mrs. AL Utigard Of : Tacoma;.:
“| has returned ‘to. live: with. her: son, four: brothers: rand: four. grandehil
Howard Munger,” following a: holiday dren. 2.
trip ‘through the western a Po Funeral ‘services will, be: held: at
-and states. :} Sands : Funeral. ‘Chapel, “Sidney, ‘on.
: Mrs. ‘Thurlow: Léveleds, North. ‘Sur- ‘Thursday, Aug..14;. dt’-2.30/:p.m.;
‘rey; with . cher ‘children, Laura Lee, ‘with: Rev. Glen’ Richmond . officiat-
:} Andrew. and ‘Ronalc ys: visiting. Mr. | ing. Inter ment wil ‘be at’ Royal Oak.
‘and Mrs. J. Carnie, ‘Second § St Ve irk:

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