_.. to do something. ‘The painting ana

“oo. grounds. and. every effort wll be

_ day such a. success.
|“ yibbons and. it. was suggested - that

““eup’. to. be given “to the child’ who

| Wednesday, July. 18, 1086.

:

F inal ‘Meeting —
Of P.T.A.

The last meeting of the Saanich-
ton. School |P,T.A.. Was held atthe
«home -of Mr. ‘and Mrs; Peters on
Mount. Newton Cross: Road,’ with
ol4: members ' present. 'T he ‘minutes
‘and’ the” treasurer’s: reports were
given. These included :the trips on
“which. the teachers took : the: pupils
to “such interesting. -points _as: the
~ museum and McGavin’s Bakery, the
costs defrayed by. the P.T.A.

Mrs. . Bompas «reported on’ the
school ‘board. meeting with “P.T.A:
representatives: «:. Mesdames -: Bom-
pas, ‘Warden and Godfrey, accom-
panied - by. “Bruce. Gardner: | The
School board sympathized with the
P.T.A. and expressed appreciation
az. their interest but. said nothing
much could be. done. They would,
however,..be trying: to improve the
school grounds each “year; ‘and
were alloting $500 this year. They
‘expressed fear that-even-though a
‘pr oper drainage system was. install-
a aa: on. School property, the -Jand
. a “way. and that
- there is” no way ‘to drain off. the
water.

Mr. Dertinberg has’ assurance
. from: the ‘council that they will try

. .Yedecorating of the. school in.. no
-. wey affects the drainage of: school

“made to-begin ‘the latter work be-
fore school: opens,” The deputation
felt that had. they not approached
_ in person nothing would have been
done, despite the $500 allotment.
A vote of thanks was expressed to
Mrs. Peters forall the .hard’ work
and time spent on making sports

About .$20 “was spent” on cups “and
othe... P.T.AL ‘purchase, a miniature.

“-holds:the P, T:A. sports: trophy. when

<)it is. returned ‘at the end of: the

“year.” The: : “player ound: equipment
and its maintenance has een, taken

"over by. the school : board mainten-

“ance department, ‘who- have made
s -mumerous .. ‘repairs | “this. year,
RT.A, 2180 *: donated: 58

‘Brentwood-Mill Bay |
| F ERRY- SERVICE

‘Saanich council,

‘that -- the pilings

‘as. they

lor Peard .then ‘asked ‘about: the

‘old. houses,’ there . to: stay. . But we

‘grant. permits: for floats ‘that. will
meet with government aabhee

REEVE. OPPOSES |
NEW FLOATS

»At last week’s meeting of Central:

the question ° was
again . raised - concerning’ floats in

‘the Brentwood Bay area. Reeve H.
R. ‘Brawn told council that, a: resort

owner had- informed an inspector
that permission’ to erect: pilings had
been” given. to him direct srom Ot-
tawa. - “Ottawa: ‘does not do’ this,”
said. the reeve, and. went on to add
; “were therefore
erected: against the law.

The question -had ‘been referred
to the District Engineer's office ‘in
Vancouver, but no record could be
found.

“He has built lots of things there
without permission,” continved the
reeve. “His two big boats have push-
ed out people. who used tc moor
there.”

In- disvussion, it was ante eed that
this was the. best: residential part of
Brentwood, and that a p2rmit is
necessary before .a “float can be
built, Many people. it. was suggest-
ed, had not. the necessary permit to
build, but the inspector: was’ not
quite: sure whether the residents. on
the shore were allowed to build a.
float’ in “front ot pro ovincial. park
property or not.

Councillor. J. ‘B. "Windsor asked
whether it. were allowed that prop-
erty owners build a float as:far’out
wished.” “There are* floats
frem the northern boundary of the
municipality to -Tod- Inlet,”: com-
mented - Councilor Harry. Peard.
“You *. have» seen ‘private - Jandings
all over the: place.” :

“Yes, that’s what wefre. going to
‘stop: ” rejoined. the reeve.: ‘Council-.

floats already there: ‘Councillor ‘Ray.
Lamont: ‘commented, -“They’re «like.

can: stop: additional: building,” mh
-.It was moved” that 'the” inspector

paperknife fot “the Horseshoe | ‘Bay

‘P.T.A’s travel post.”
The}.
souvenir,

- The “annual: election ‘of officers
followed; with: Mrs. :
chair, who ‘presented the ..: slate
drawn..up:by-the: nominating. com-.

-mittee.” The’ officers are! honorary:
president; “Wm. .Chornelesky; ‘past:
and: “present. pr esident, Mrs, Russell. r
-Bompas;
|-Fisher;.

field: treasurer, “Mrs. Jas.’ Godfrey;
“program convener,
‘social: So

“vice- ‘president, ‘Mrs:.
-secretaty,, “Mrs. aA. Stans-

Mrs:
ae Allan :

-Looy:’ in* the

‘Ss.

Nr ee ce eee at a tl nae na ee

‘ter,

“want: to “pay.

BRENT WOOD

ee ee

Brentwood - United “church - and
Sunday school picnic, | planned. to.
beheld on Saturday, has been ‘post="
poned: Plans: for. a picnic: will: be
made'at a later. date. ‘There will be
No Services ‘during July, the usual
Sunday morning service will. come
mence again on August 5,

_ My,- and. Mrs. A. Cuthbert sel
away.on their boat fora few weeks.
Mr: and Mrs. Hymas. and family |
from eastern Canada-are Staying in
the Cuthbert home while they are

away.

Mrs. N. Olorenshaw ‘has been a
patient at the Royal Jubilze hospi-
tal. for several weeks; -her many,
friends are very sorry to earn ‘that
she is ill and there.is no improve-
ment. Mr, Olorenshaw has his sis-
Mrs. Morgan, from: Saskatoon,
visiting with him for a while at:his
home, Durrance Road..

Mr, “and. “Mrs. oR. E. , Hindley,
Hagan -Road, -have had “as. ‘their
guests for a week Mr. Hindley’s, sis-

‘ters, Misses Elizabeth and Alice, of

Guelph,: Ont.. ‘his brother’. George

-and -wife;. from.-Palo,.and nephew,

J-. C.: Hindley and wife, also from
Palo, ' Sask.” : :

. News has been received shat’ Mrs.
George: Williams has been taken. il]
while on a holiday. with’ Mr. Wil-
liams: at Nova Scotia. Flowers and.
letters hoping for hex speedy recov-
ery have been ‘sent from the Brent-
wood : Womn's Institute. aid: bois

W.I. Choir. 7
€ |.) John Kelly, David. Lewi is- aia
‘David .. ‘Thomson : have-: joined ‘the

“Reserve Air. Force, for.. the summer

months, ;
The ‘Boy Scout Group. Gomniittee

Asha wing @ home: cooking Stall :at

Brentwood ‘Bay Store on Saturday,
wy. ~ at 2 B. m. . ,

JAIL RENT. GOAL |
Centr al. Saanich’ “council does not.

from. the: municipalities ‘concerned,
‘the; rent was reduced’: to. $100: for.

“the; following: and’ subsequeat years. }.-
‘put: Central: Saanich: has

paid; the 1952. rent. ‘Therefore, Vic-
Warden, i: “t

Ever y area:

‘Baker: “replied; “We ar
‘Sidney ‘Tsland to get, liquor

: know; anything, about ib.”
‘SHoTs.

_|-Road, from Osoyoos, B.C, where

‘the increased: rental —_
for the use ‘of jail. ‘facilities in Vic="|
torial”. The - fee each year had: been |.

$100: In° 1952; “without warning this:
was “raised: to: $300. “After protests:

“ment: by: Stronipeins” that W men: he.
chad ‘asked the -purpose: of the: trip, :
c. “going: to,
from.the
Beryl- -G.? Baker’ denied’ this, say-:

“I. couldn't.” say. -it,, because. ‘I

Council. Says Her

fd. | Salt Her Business
“NO SLIDES.”
Central: Saanich:.> council have: “SAANICHTON
j been toying..with the idea: of: pur: Keating 200. ;
r chasing some children’s ‘slides. from.(. carte nt ae
| Patricia: Bay Airport. Councillor Ri
Lamont went. to inspect them. and!.,.Mr. and. Mrs. a “Looy had as:
found that. not only were they: a their guests. at: their home on..Wal- j ee
‘little. too: wide, but. that. the’ price! lace: Drive, Mr. and Mrs.”. James "Jaw, - Mr. and Mrs. Rus Bones ‘at
was $25: each. The idea was aban- | Cole and: son Douglas from Port- ; Saanichton:
| doned. : ; ,jand, Oregon. :
Mr.

Saanich who wished. to -ooerate’'a
tea-room: on. the premises was ‘re-
Mrs. Edith

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‘D ‘cently ‘refused'a permit,
“Donne: wrote. to Central Saanich
council last. week ‘on’ the subject.

Om ee.

Mrs. Hubert Garcau, of Calpine
Auto Court, recently -had:as visit-
ors her grandmother, Mrs. E.- -Gold-
ring, from: Nanaimo: - her.’ sister;
Jacqueline. Krish}. - her’: brother,
James Goldring; ‘and - friend, David

: and aa wm. Chorniesky, of
| Patricia “Ba » Highway, heve left
y with: the ahildron Faith, Cresswell !
i and-Danny,.to.visit relatives. in Ed-. J
| Monton, and their grandmother at :
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KEATING

——s itinetatiastnthetiatimeeeden at)

Mrs. MM Ronnalin, of seam Andrew, Alta. * Phillip, from Nanaimo.
Cross Road, is a patient in Rest| Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stansficla, Mrs. E. Goldring is-also mother
Her ‘many friends} of Mount Newton Cross Road, to John Goldring of Benvenuto
wish her a speedy recovery. _ :

visited Columbia Camp on. Thetis Ave., Brentwood.

Mr, and Mrs... Frank Drake, of! | Island on. visitors’ day: to see their | Soeacceen
Vey “aness Road, have as their guests | daughter, Susan.McDonald. ‘They’
Mr. and. Mrs. Willian’ Drake from.’ were “accompanied - by” the. other

4

Alberta, for.a few days’: °) y

. Mr..and Mrs. Albert Hafer spent !

en cweek: ‘holidaying “ni the: Seattle!
| area, Upon theiy returiy Mr.-Hafer
dev eloped pleurisy and is-at present. i
a: patient in Rest. “Haven hospital, |
‘Sidney: where he . is (yhogressing |
favorably: an : : eS |
;

three children, Richard: Kathie. and
Buby Lawrence, . ; |

Mr; ‘and Mrs.’ Buxton: and chil-
dren have taken up residence ‘at the
former ‘residence. of Mr. and “Mrs. |e
Rennie, Simpson. Roads, who have {J
‘moved for. permanent ‘residence ek:
Port Melon,. B.C. oy

: Haven ‘hospital.
1

My. and Mrs. én Stanlake and Mr nee au G. ‘Outhwaite, of.
ij family. returned - this. week from. a. ann ewton: Cross; Road, have!
i three-week holiday: spent-in Kan-! been entertaining their. sister-in-

1 aww, Mrs, PF. Outhwaite. and. daugh-.;
ter, Vi. of Rocanville, Sask. 2. |:
Mr. and?) Mrs....J)° Mohaleck of |

Chase’ River, and two girls, Kiather-
ine’ and -Geraldine; were ‘visiting |:
their.“ parents, Mt. and °Mrs:. A;
/ Lockner, and sister and brother- -in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pelter.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘A; Johnstone,of:
Saanichton, returned from. a. holi-
day-at-Parksville.:. “ oh
Mr, and: Mrs, George Larsen. are
visiting at” Calgary’ and - vicinity:
with. the. ‘three children,’ ‘camp- style. ‘

‘Bruce and ‘Lorne Fisher: have re-

; turned from the. Pentecostal: ‘Camp
at -Nanoosc. Bay: :

Mrs..’Grace :Conn ‘ and Beity are

‘sas abt-the farm home-of the for-
amer’s:- sister /-and brother-in-law |
While ‘there, ‘Mr, :Stanlake enjoyed |
working the combine in the harvest
fields. They stopped off in Salt,
Lake City and Yellowstone Park.

|. Plight- ‘Sergeant and Mrs. “Hap”
| Day left. Monday. for the sir force t
station at Comox. Prior to the for-:

mer’s convalescence at.the home. of-!
his mother-in-law, Mys. Pearl: But-' :
“ler,:: Keating. Cross - Road,’ he was
receiving... medical... treatment: ate:
Naden hospital sails ing. the past. few iL

cweeks. 99 2. °
“Miss Edna. Gait yeturned ” last |
“week. ‘to .the home. of; her parents, | :
‘Mr. and’ Mrs. John. Gait, Bear Hill | | visiting» her brother: and. spister-tin:.
ane ee : .

{The -reeve. and. Councillor Agmont
“(chads made? a: ‘survey. of “thé | -ereek'}.

CULVERT. soo. | and: presented ‘a profile of’ the ditch |»
: “The. Hagen Creek culvert. a that: Nas béen ‘flooding.’ After: con]
-Stelly’s Sross ‘Road: that. ‘has caused | templating this‘ plan’ for-some time, ee
“Central Saanich council's headache’ + it. was. ‘decided. to adopt. the motion: ae
for-a Jong. time iw as again discussed. bof a pr -evious: meeting, and | have: the
at the: ‘meeting | on. ‘Tuesday evening. - culvert. ‘enlarged. : ak,

“diaper rash,

Phone & 7702 X60

rhs. ada on the, teaching: staff.

siete producing’ a
occupied. or. ‘owned’ b

i weeds: producing
airborne ‘seed. 1 are. gror nti th ‘enove: ‘these: weeds withir
ven ‘days.” Failing this-it* shall-be-lawful. for! any: office:
or: person’ authorized by: the? Coiiicil “in | this - bela fst
7 enter: upon, this‘land whereon the: weeds: are growing, ' and”
elt thent down; and all ‘expenses. inéurr ed“ by ‘the. Council :
. ‘therefor shall: be recoverable, Jrom the: owner,and..may be
“collected at the: same, time, and ~ the: same ‘Manner. as
taxes are. collected. : Sets : .

“Ever y. person: who. shall. iedleét. or: fail to. carry. att the. :
: “provisions. of -this” By-law. with’ reference::16 ‘thistles ‘and -
oo es “other weeds referred to above-and.shall be.convicted ofan ©
“oe infraction thereof, shall on: summary: conviction be, Hable’
“4.0 a penalty-of: not more’ ‘than, ‘Twenty. Dollars ($20. 00) ;
cand costs.

“The owner: of a house in. Central

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PAGE THREE

“Prior to ‘buying. this pr voperty wy
she said, “I was. told at the Parlia~:: :

ment Buildings: that there would'be
no. objection to-a .tea-room .in’ my.”
own home.” | It seems Similar. to the ..
.Stands. from” which’ produce: is ‘sold.
at the side ‘of the road, ‘she’ added.
There would. be no large “Pop” ads., ‘
nor signs....““What would “be. the
change in taxes if. the”: tea-room ot
were operated?” was’ her. query.

A public. meeting would be rei"!
quired before. permissioncould ‘be...
council were told. The.
“T-don't “think _
To which ©:

granted,
reeve. commented,
she'll’ make. her --salt,’’:
Councillor ‘Ray. Lamont replied,
“That's her. business.” - 2 : 2
The clerk was. instructed to write
to Mrs,
increase would: result, provided -no-°-
structural changes were. effected.

tment

rash

ppeetld tikitu

x.
fit

L

iy fete

UY fee

Wee

Donne. to. say..that: no.tax:..

‘Sowash: was: in’ the pont when he
‘got on ‘board, went, “on Baker: He
had Nob seen him’ that. day,° and).
id. not know. awhere he: had: been,
he, replied | 1o°Mr,. Lowe's - questions,

“Tt ds: alleged, ” went on-Mr,; Lowe, .
a “that: ‘you went, to. ‘Sidney Tsland,

‘and undertook’ to flash a’ signal to:
‘Poul. Strompkins, leaving Stromp-:
Kins in the Denman -2.° Now,. Mr.

“This” By-law: may’ be celted as ‘the

: “Noxious” “Weeds
-By- Weck fp ge tte ot

- For appointment in.  Sidvey. phone. paves

“Sidney 2000

Tiquor Control Board. penis the: Government’
of: British: Coluinbi

“Fed eck

. 24xd8x'¥,, Sanded.. Bach $1.35.

Ye \ | ene ty “ver haveck tines  20x48x44, Sanded, Each’ .69:
. a Nehtoe Souever have a flash= 1 B0xd8x14, Sanded. Bach — .50
Indabe € G » TQ ah--
o “I haven't any. flashlight, and 20x48x 4, Sanded., Hach 35.
et J hadn't any, Had no use. for. it," re- 8xd48x4,, Sanded., Wach 7 15” :
7 ye ‘plied Baker, 8x48x Y%,, Sylvacord: Kal 520.

; The. Mlegation. snid
Mr Lowe: “that. you, Sowash and
= Mars: left ihe Denman 2 nnd rowe
co deed: about. Liye or: six: ‘hundred yards,
And then: two shots “followed” and
‘then you" came. back to: Strompking'.
‘hont with the’ dinghyand- made Aim
come up to’ where: the Bery)-G was,
Ts there: Any. truth in, tata, oo, {
siry Al ee aw ~ .
2 "Now: it ik. Surther stated that: andes
the: Way ‘out from’ Cadbord Bay to |"
-PSldney Island you-stopped: nt Ond=
‘bore’ Bay. Point for! thee purpose vof
“looking ata: skiff, and: ‘apparently
“you. landed. and. you had putin. gun

continued,. 5x8x Ya—bonly, Sanded,. al (eat
“Kach.: 6.55"

» Regular: Grade: ‘of Plywood»
and: d Degrades Always: en

An Btock.

ee

Na, =

ee ant This. adveitiseniont | is not st published or, displayed by. ey :
‘the ‘Liquor. Control, Board. or, by the. Government of British. Columbia,. Me

(oeeerenseigen ines te bes weet begun enue etamegiNetetatanete

: Door Jamb, per, £O0b rere BE,
She ’ f .
“hyeyour pocket. ind ‘you looked, it] 10-in, Stepping, per ‘foot: v1 9e,
cover, and Apparently: Ate owas nay) 2x46 ft,’ darkened: stock, :
‘satisfactory, Did yauestop nt Oad- |p" ree ereh ‘15e
bora Bay? Pointe! Ten. Mile Pointe 2xd—Riindoni Tongrths,

: aN ite ant Biker, new “darkened “stocky. Ma: $38.00:
: stopped “there, “and, never” md a 1x61 and Gyr (4 -_
"NEED A NEW. DRIVEWAY? _ wn {pe ind ee Tundom

Jengths, °.M. sreeevecsvves $40,005 J:
1x8 Prom. Shiplap, M, $45.00,
1x10 Prem, Shiplap..M, $45.00.
2x%—10 fl. lengths,

eee Mach vic. d8e

Vow heard Strompkins, fay hat
you pu A oredn. your: posketys 1s
there any truths in: phate” “No, sir,
Wbsolutely none," :
BUTCUER-KNIFE

Now, dt is stated py St rompkins

‘JUST LET US POUR IT ON!

Suive timc nial” fiona
“When you plan a new

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- that you “nine back: tn his. dinghy. eXG——G.f gt veh asemyearerpees OOG: : 4
driveway ov any pro-" ns find took the Denmin 2 vlonpridad f 2X BO tt A ach arena ALL WEATHER PROTECTION 4 a
~joet- that enlls for con-. a HN. * NG the eutan a and-thateMaria’stnted “Ix 66 ft: “Hach. srepaal So" . Spoclally, made. to. withatand , ‘extromo : “s ‘Meat for anon W anon Helene: fee's
Perete ent an as. Woe aie cae APB hoe Peal digi a de ani die tf “DRIVE | INTO OUR YARD Chavaile condlitona. Three araait eolara to. -Machluery--all meta and wood surfaces
: ii on ae 44 4 . :
deliver “the mix: vyous Mee dd ieee See BVO Over hipare anything: about. that ONS FIFTH ST. da ga Rio fromt Grey. Bright. Nod, Groen cwhore a 4 tough enamel lint is deslrod,
eee . wees * deecitupevhiwerpene i eee iS ; Aint. Mahe": a i
asnee ifye I Nhe: quan : aan my Aa ONG, in” pala Taker, waned Tnover
lity you avant, ret ady vials . M14, wish, plot Waren J yeu, +h Le be,
: nan js ing paper”

poe to’ pour,

“Now: at 10° further attend and” 1
take tr that! vo rent" heey sso,
very Sérionis ohare. What yan with
a bie bateher: knlfesndpped “open
Pose fea bodies, the old’ man and
The bow When did you flent hear
that: statement miadeg wo

“Yosherday in. Us courtroom,"
replied Raker, tes waeet
HY teA8 nelnd Nee Tan :

(To Re Continued). 8

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