Wednesday, April 19,1961.

Symphony Group Commends
Orchestra Audience Here

Audience at the symphony oncert| concert works: was_ not interrupted |
on Tuesday night, Apr. 11, at Sanschaj | by clapping in between the different |
Hall, Sidney,-was ‘commended for. its |- movements,

“very good concert:hall behaviour. ~ According. to. Mr. ‘Barraclough, the

Pianist Robin Wood, who played| Sidney audience displayed more dis-
Tschaikowsky’s First. Concerto  for| cipline than he experienced in:some
'-Piano and Orchestra, and Jack Bar- | other communities. where the popu-
raclough, president of the board’ of! lar Victoria orchestra appeared.’ He
directors of. the Victoria. Symphony | also expressed his pleasure that the
Society, had high praise for the local | last concert of this season had drawn
audience. Performance of the two | an exceptionally large crowd.

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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“BRENTWOOD

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ne ~ | Social - Affair For
_, School Employees ~

’. Nery < pleasant ..evening. was
There were WG menibevs” inate spent on Apvril-6 ‘at. Mount New.
tendance ‘atthe monthly. meeting | ton junior high school, when the |
of the Brentwood .W.I, held last | 8¢hool employees of District No.
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. E. .G. | 63. with. their families, gathered
Woodward presided and. opened | 19" @ delicious supper ‘and: enjoy-
with the Lord’s Prayer. : { able entertainment.
-, ; The. secretary-treasurer., mem.
Plans were made for future | pers of the school board and their
projects. It was reported that two | wives were guests.
cases of wool had arrived for the Students of Mount::
refugee work. Members met at} under the direction of Mr. P
the’ hall on Thursday to get it | very gener ously gaye up
ready for distribution to all who ; )

evening. to entertain, and
are interested in helping with this Stofer, of Victoria, also charmed
work. Included in the correspond-

{ the gathering with his varied tal-
ence was a letter from the adopt- | ents,
ed Indian girl,-a patient at Nan-

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A vote of thanks. was tendered |

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The . South Saanich: W.1, all
their April meeting ai the home |
of Mrs. A. Doney, Mount Newton
Cross -Road,. with nine members.
present, and the president, Mrs. P.

Donations were voted to the So-
larium and to the Salvation Army,
An engraved spoon will again be
purchased for the top home econ-
omies. student at Mount “Newton
May 11 was the date
set for a Gulf Islands tour by
members of the W.1, Plans were
finalized for the April 19th card
party, sponsored by the. W.1. ‘in

aimo Hospital, enclosing her photo-
graph which was of interest to all
members. who are. corresponding
with her. The monthly: News Let-
ter. -was read‘and discussed. :. Mrs.
W. Bigelow, agriculture convener,
will es in charge of the monthly
[social ‘meeting,.to be held at the |
hall. on. Tuesday, Apr. 25.) There
will be a-display of flowers ‘by the
members, prizes will be given and
films ‘will be shown. Hostesses
serving tea after adjournment. of
the meeting were Mrs. F. Little-
wood and Mrs. M: Leigh... ©

and the hope: expressed there be
another such occasion next year.
scourt are: Mr. and Mrs. G.°G. Cas:
well from Alberta and) Mr, and ;
Mrs... EY Dolby and family who -re-
cently. returned from San Diego,
Calif.” - _ of
Mr. and Mrs. Al: Burdon, Clark
Road, are receiving congratula-
‘tions’ on the birth) of their first
er andchild,” ‘Their daughter,
Iusthermae, and son-in-law, My,
‘tand. Mrs. A. Parsons, ‘of Rich.
mond, have announced the birtu of
a son, born at the Royal Jubilee
Hospital on April 13. He was nam-
}ed Kenneth Albert,
| --Sluggett Memorial Y oung People
have instituted a new system of
program planning. The group has
divided into two teams with Char-
lotte Ann Baade -andTony ‘Dick-
ens as. team leaders. Starting:
April 28, the’ teams. will alternate:
weeks In planning and presenting
the program. . Next Friday “Mir-
dam Sadler. and ‘a group from Ceén-
tral Baptist, Victor ia,. will take
the mecting. ; ;

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Members of the South Saanich

meeting on Tuesday
St. Stephen’s Hall.
ard,

» Apr. 11, in
W. R.-Orch-
of the Experimental Farm,

tive illustrated talk’on plant dis-
ease and its ‘control. An: interest-
ing question, period followed, : after
-which coffee’ and sandwiches were
‘served. .

“Mr. and: Mrs.: Ron. Morrison and
“Mrs.. -Morrison;’ Sr., who - have
been spending several : months: at.
‘the Brentwood.Auto: Court, havé
“returned, to their home in Green-
‘shields, ‘Alta. Newcomers: to: the

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Two Church Groupe :
Amalgamate To
Form One. Council

First. meeting’. of ‘the ‘Assinption |
‘Council’ ‘of:-the: Catholic: Women’s’!
League, “Brentwood * and St. ‘Eliza-:

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contiriue: operating ‘as ‘Separate: par- |
ish. groups, alle 0 form. one ; council |

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ed during the ‘past. year.
WORLD: REFUGEES

‘Mri . W: Gibbs, Sidney,

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Published: in Ottawa.

Dolan, ‘election. of officers was: held

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Mrs. - UF. ae Richards;

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beth’s,. Sidney,. asa combined. unit, |

followed | ‘an. earlier decision’ to: ‘dis-:

“Annual; eee read by officers |

Under’. the:: chairmanship‘ of: ‘Mrs?
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The
raffle, held each month in aid-:of
the Solarium,.was won by Mrs.: A;
Doney. Lunch was served. at the
close : of. the meeting «by hostesses
Mrs. Spek. Mrs. Doris: Facey and
| Mrs. Doney. Las
i Saanich Pioneer
4 holy q.othe. annual. spring: tea “on
Sunday, April 28, The affair. will
be in the Log Cabin at: Sannichton
from 2 p.m. until: 5. pam.
Cabin - is. in ithe. grounds of --the
Agricultural “Hall. at. Saaniehton.
Mr. and (Mrs... aA,
Courtenay, V.L, were overnight
j guests of Mrs. Brackett's brother-
in-law and sister.’ Mr..and Mrs. A.
{Doney, Mount’ Newton Cross Road

Soc iety Will

during ‘the past week. Mr. and
Mrs. Brackett: were en route to
San Diego, where Mr. Brackett
Will convalesce Following a recent.
operation.

Douglas Doney was - ene of.

-honor last, Sunday: when‘ his grand-
parents, Mr.:.and. Mrs.. A. Doney
nee tained ‘at‘a family ‘dinner’ on
oh il ninth birthday.

“Mrs... _Perella,. Cassidy, © has
been: spending, a few days this past
brother-in-law
and sister; Mr.: and. Mrs: Ty Pelter,
Mount: Newton Cross “Road cand
Valso’ visiting with. cher: parents, : Mr
and, Mrs: A. ‘Lockner..

4H Club. Holds -

‘Surprise. Shower

Saanich. 4-H’ Home Arts : Club’ has|
heen! quite active. lately... ~The club |.
has .had-‘several demonstrations cat |:
“recent. :meetings,’. ‘including: candy |
-making, by. Mrs.'R..V. S, Kelly..and
material” _Pressing: by, Mrs. :

» speaking: “preparation,

ey had. accomplish. |

ou Speaking. on’. World“Re igee Year, | whic
* said. Ahat | ‘apr
_an ‘article: on this Subject’ covering |.

“work ‘of! her: committee, ‘would: Soon. |, ‘be’ uséd for! club: “expenses; Several |:

: . club. members: assisted the ‘Women’s ,
-zine, the Canadian: League, 3 which is.)

‘Tnstitute: by” serving tea’. °

Notte, Mrs. A.,Casson;. ‘eorrespond-
‘ing: ‘secretary, ’ Mrs." Ww. ‘Seymour; ;
treasurer, Mrs. G:: “Peters, -Council-.
2 lors named, were: “Myse de He Whee-.
‘Jer, “Mrs.. 1, mic ‘Lunn,’ _Mrs..: 2 Ci
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April 22, from 9 -a.m.

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‘STUDENTS AT ROYAL OAK TO WASH CARS
Students of Royal Oak high: school the. ‘Royal Oak’ shopping centre.

are holding.a car-wash on Saturday, “The proceeds will be ‘used for the
3 6 p.m. graduation ceremony and banquet. 2

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