“Wednesday, January 16, 1963, SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

ae >>” MOTHERS SET
BRENTWOOD PLANS FOR |

aS ' First Card Party _
éaéi Of Year Has 14°
St sear Tables Of Players

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ME and Mrs. HL Avery Irvine,

Marchant. Road, were | visited by POLIO MARCH |

thei dau hter, Bonni ie and son-in-
ree : Ltn the home of Mrs. Henry Wat.

law, K t 1 and-th hree i
ennleth’ Cue a islets “son. of Brentwood, Mrs. : Richard |

Shady Creek Ladies’ oS
|To Cater For =

2 a ee I Mins. Road on. January 5. There
| Chinchilla Show. eee ; ng ; “Wor iw ere. eight tables of “500” players
Shady Creek - United Chureh The "South: aanich | Women’ 7

semgani and six of cribbage. ;
Women :made: plans ‘to catet: for | Institute - fortnightly” 500" card) pyizewinners for “500”. were

the Chinchilla’ Show. to: beheld in parties were resumed on. Wednes: | Mr. “Harrison.“'and' ‘Bob “MeVey:

Sanscha” Hall’: on’ February 2 at day, Jan..9, following the holiday | Mrs. Michael. John and Mrs. AYE.
their: recent: January meeting: in sededn: Ther @ were seven tables | Tutte. “In. ‘cribbage, - prizes “were
the Fellowship Hall. ;

“Under © President © Mrs.’ oc: J. of players present, winners for the elp . Anderson, §. A. Campbell and
Cruickshank, the following... com- evening being Mrs. M. Meiklejohn, | Charles Bacon. Door pr ize winner
mittees were named for the cur-| Mrs..G. Hanson, ‘Capt. ‘Hanson and] was Jerry Tutte.
rent year; program, Mrs. L. °C.' A, Doncy. Hostesses for the eve.|.. Next card party. will: be held in
Hooper and Mrs. F.- Kirby; Chris. ning were Mrs. C. Essery and Mrs, the hall on. February 2 at 8 p.m.
tian education, Mrs. G. Larsen and Any. person interested in playing
Mrs. V. Beaumont; visiting, Mrs.| P: SPek- bridge is asked to contact’Mrs. C.
'™M. Jeffrey; finance, Mrs. G. N. ‘The South Saanich Women n's In.| T. Skinner. at GR 5 1668. . :
Foster and. Mrs,” A, /MacMillan; ‘stitute: meeting has been‘ ‘postpon- rant arene

flowers,’ Mrs. E..E. Cunningham; ed for one-week and ‘will: be held CRIBBAGE. PARTY
press and publicity, Mrs. E. A.|— AT GALIANO

Lyon::-manse, -Mrs, “Cruickshank; on” Tuesday, Jan. "22, at the home
social, Mrs, C..Allen and ‘Mrs. R. of the president, } Mrs.’ P. ‘Spek, . ae Twenty people. gathered at the}
Ward; representative to the board |. 8 p.m. home ‘of: Mr. and Mrs. Arnold!
of. stewards, Mrs. J. Loay.) 00s 2) Mr and Mrs, AL Hater, Central Sater * for 8 _cribbage _ party on
-Following - the Mizpah benedic. | Saanich ‘Road, left on January ‘2 ‘Saturday, Jan. “12.
» Twelve ‘games were played, Ww ith

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. MORE. ABOUT

KENNELS |

- Continued. trom. Page One.

saaoutineretiarathaartibaced eet neat beatin

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“small. childr en,- Donna, Gordon and
Sharon, for 10. days: over. Christ} Spooner and her team captains
-mas“and-the New” Year holiday. | ™et this week. to plan ‘the strategy
The ‘Curls were guests at. dinners) °! the. forthcoming. campaign for
and. parties of other. members of the Poliomyelitis and Rehabilita-
- their families. They ‘were: guests late i eet on Pees Pata ene
at Duncan on New. Year's pve: . | ich during the week ending Satur-
‘Vicki. Irvine was honored at ‘a} day; Feb. 2.

birthday party’ given by ‘her par. ’ Mrs.
-ents, on December 29 on the -¥#¢ 24-

sion of her 12th birthday. of ‘two children and: presiderit: o7
‘Miss Heather: Burwooa has re the Keating. P.T.A.

turned. to ‘her home. on Marchant | The 10th annual appeal is to en-| at the kennels,. that disturbed the
Road after being a patient. for, a|.able the foundation to continue its | dogs, causing them to bark-at a

. few weeks at Rest Haven Hospital|! service. of’ medical ‘rehabilitation, [cane pe in the fields.
where she — underwent ‘surgery. | assistance ‘in research and: pr even. | “The. present kennels... are only
Heather would. like her’ many | tion, .and: vocational training : for ' temporary, council] was told: The

_. friends and neighbors to know how } the physically: disabled. ~~ .-Kennelman -said he intends to build
’ she appreciated their kind thoughts | . iar aC RNS RRR Oe ‘new, “Jarger, .kennels | “maybe. in

of her while in the hospital, | DEATH OF. REV. two .years”, .at. an’ estimated - cost:

‘ ft $30, 000 or $40,000... These ken- “ti sfresh tse ow £ lis
~ Brentwood College. Memorial WI ° ion, ..refreshments: were -Ser'ved.| for : ‘Alamo,’ California, or: a holi
‘Chapel are. having \ their-: annual D. M. LLIAMSON | nels will. have enclosed runs, he! Tea hostess: for’ the evening: was)-day ©. with” their. son-in-law; ‘and CW follows: J.:-Kolosoff and
eorgeson, ‘with’ Mrs..M.

_ meeting: on: Friday, Jan. 25,at-8 ON: JANUARY ° 10. said. Sas “Mrs. ‘Cruickshank. Next meeting | daughter,’ Mr. and” Mrs.) D;° WwW.
o'clock in the: parish hall. Prior to | Former: pastor. -Of the “Catholic “Could ‘you: “eliminate. the burn. Will be sheld on February 5 at> 8 Briscoe... They ‘plan to. return: “some

the situation he had contacted four
‘neighbors for their, opinions. Three
said they were:not bothered ‘by. the
‘dogs.and the. fourth told Mr, \Wil-
liams he would sign a petition. of
complaint but was not sufficiently:
disturbed.to write: to council.
POLO DISTURBS DOGS .

Mr. Williams said he thought it
was “terrific'! to-have polo played
in. the area, but said. it was the
noise from.the polo grounds, heard

Spooner, Chief: Marching |
Mother for the area, is the mother

'Mrs. Roy Cl tt, Beach Driv “Fr... Williamson’ was appointed to | could’ be. expensive to truck the | FT 1
a patient at Rest Haven Hospital| the parish shortly after the Sec. | refuse away,” replied Mr. wa. THIS | COUPLE LE THEIR MARK

Friends of Mr. and Mrs. B: P- ond. World. War, during which con.| liams. : | ON. THEIR. ADOPTED: COMMUNTEY

El i leased k | flict -he had served as’ chaplain] He added that he was concerned | “By NJ MORTON THEIR LIFE WORK,
mgd wi a renee ito ‘and! with the Canadian forces. |. with. the complaints and was ready.) The foundations: of the Village} © py. J.B. Rowell,

, d “Wwithi ie of Sidney are not stone, t
are recuperating after sustaining | - Several years ago: he suffered’ a} to do anything.““within: reason” to y cemen

Mrs, Georgeson, Jr:

who. assisted
with the organization of the'church

| :
. severe illness and .was ‘moved. to ease ‘the situation. ‘He asked coun. ! and wood,’ put” the.lives of loyal 12 yeat's ago, brou ght a message || ce
Sarr and were migénd vcie tates eastern Canada. we! cil to consider the fact that the| men. and women who mane given, on'.the word of ‘the ‘Apostle Paul,|} —
ling by car to Vernon to’ attend|. Last. week'he suffered a: 2 sudden | Bresent kennels were HOe-Ber man: j-of themselves to’ build a-commun-! “with Christ which is better.” E.
the’ funeral of the latter’s. father, | heart. attack which: proved fatal. | ent. OB ty fee healthy. for Poe Randall sang, “In jones like these
when. their car skiddéd.on the icy| The former | parish © priest was | IN SUP PORT Peet De het ate waintaal you..needa Saviour”. Mrs.» H. BE:
voad. They were taken to the near-| widely known as an’ enthusiastic Three neighbors ‘spoke in sup-j ch lif : She ie Mason was one| Nunn. gave ‘an interesting review
. su 1
_eSt .hospital which was, 27 smiles | bridge player as well asa tennis port of Mr. Williams. The. first, . a ee bola makes of the. ™ work of” Mrs. “Mason..

ch t ha
--away at Princeton, at.the time of | fan. During his service. to Catho.| G..B.. “Michell, 2598 Island View ; bul her influence: remains.

Now: the’ Masons” are gone, but Bo:

“the. ‘accident ‘in| December, and .re-| lics on: Saanich Peninsula: he? was Road, said he lived about one half. The First ‘World War had: closed. their, life work lives on. .
: ‘turned: ‘to their home on ' Wallace | highly esteemed and “made many | Mile from. the kennels, and’ admit- | Joe “Mason. ‘had: taken. his place: ~.“Unpracticed: they. to ‘fawn. OF

| friends here. a ; : "| ted: that for the: “first: ‘thiree Ww eeks | with: the men. of “the” Canadian seek for. ‘power’ but living,. giving,

2 sis he: coukdn’t. stand it. He has. no} Scottish... He. now came ‘back’ tol, serving: unobstrusively: yet’ ‘effect:
Brentyiod ‘United “t ear a a » member complaints, now... sys. oj -the ‘village of. his. adoption;: bring. |) ively ’ re ‘the life of sie,

the | cof, ee order “es Closest. neighbor “of: “Mr. ° Wi | ing ‘with him: his: ‘bride, : Beta | .
Tore! liamig; GA, Swan, 2330 Shady | heart. of ‘Schooldays’ in’ “Mpeland.
Creek: Road,’ told council. he has, [nome i :
heard: ‘the dogs. and smelt the: odor

| rounda on, ‘of: ‘th community.

| Display OF Bread th | people. Starting” in’ life, they

4s Central’: neil vel pared ‘to-the mink,’ he said. oe | Bork
irstsand: dr a by: |: -'The ‘third: ‘speake:
ing. ‘the. ispla} a mont. Road, had:

for, the church school | wrapped *bread®-for. sale, at their | out. down the. noise.

vm Bickford: as: ap-. January: meeting: last. week ‘The Planting
and | 7

| pares) which wi
a Le for mothe

a ‘The “municipal waa’ A pasts : s |
‘clerk. ‘Was instructed to: oneinue. onnles: ‘Mason’ esis ‘Mission

“witholding: ‘issue Of©- the e
| pendingthe: decision, The. pr esent “hove and ‘girls
‘Jieence: expires ‘on. January. 15; ‘but | PIGGERY
“Mr. Williams was assured he need |: On: Beacon e@., across the way.
mot: be cone erned. with this date, “| from sMasgon's : _ Exchange’

- | (Chinaman | had: va, ‘piggery. | "These
SERVICES IN

a 15 acres were. not. only. an eyesore,

oS but’ the stench | of. the hogs -was
RED DEER. F OR terrific. “The Mason's” did” ‘some.
JESSE : ‘BOURNE. 7 ‘| thing aboutrith. 84 “

“ we . i

A). Funeral: services and: interment They bought the. ws acres, lean.
| will ‘be held. on Friday. in’ Rea] °4 UP.the piggery, Where the pig-
Deer, Alberta, for Jesse Bourne of | ‘kery was, Bethel Regular Baptist
‘Sidney,’ who: passed away at: Rest | -Church,’ Beacon Motors,’ and Slegg
Haven: Hospital ‘on’ January: - 13. ‘Tumber.) Yard: now. “atand. The
Formerly ‘a -resident..of Red Deer, ehur te Matteo ihe to the Masons
Mr,-Bourne had lived in’ Sidney at pes hth B } ch the -nropert ty on
1724. Front: St, forthe: past ‘three |“ aie Magan’ at a situated. bi vs:
yours... Aged 82, he. was barn, in rs Manon died ‘in Decem er,

‘Staffordshire,. England: 1962. “Mr. Mason: ‘pre. -decensad: = eye

“Ho leaves his wife, Mary Eileen, | PY Sete! poten
J] at home; his: sons, David. Jerse | ‘othe! Regular Buptlat, Chure!

| and-Alfred,in Alberta; his daugh. ee ee
Aare, oo Mra Harry €Y

“Thor pes at: “Aldorgrove ‘

eVorks 10" "grandehiiaren. and” ‘One:
great. Rrandchilds and. “his my,
Mri. A. HH, Lowe, Vietoria,

“Pron? to): the “ROrVicen § j ‘Red.
; Kernen: Nelson will: ‘officinte
‘atl a service’ In: Sands“ “Funeral
Chapel of Roses. in Sidney | on Wed.

Get i in the habit |
' ~ OF dropping | in. to.

& : aA me Your
_ USE. OUR LIVESTOCK -
SUPPLY. DEPARTMENT _ F riendly
te ls designed to serve you in your: oh Pp harmacy cxonseriamnansonasecnaminipaiiutconnsnenie anima at
eestor Diseree Prevention Program.

| ‘whenever. pasa-

“ing: Royal Oaks;

PERRY. SERVICE

“Una of Vaceinen, ‘Plarmaceutlcale,
baneasiciden, Inotrum ents. and Breeder:
Pagel * Suppliea, ndviah athe fab a, "|

“MY, MILL DAY. .
Lehver ‘irentwond » every” hour,

“from: 7.90. ame ta 6.20 pane oP
Leaves Mi. inp. every ‘hour,

from BO am.to 7.00 name
“Sundays. and: ‘Volidaya-rtixts ae
ipa :
Leaven: Brentwood | at 720 pm.
: mand: N.90- pants EMEP sed ;

. rout oak = a : “| :

‘Brentwood-Mill Bay. iF
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“Down Baymont Cee. ine C-pago, Aodert and shop’ earl

0.00 pm : 5 : ee
| incall “Const: Forvios Ltd.
hit ‘adverticement ie not pOniehen ng TE Phones ven

“ey displayed by the Liquor Contcol Board or « |] Matual:s4any .
1 by tha Government of British ‘Columbia. ‘Vancouver...

Md ie Dal RV.

Wert Saanich : Road |

: | INSTALL NEW
S$ A A N ICHTON sac pou st ane cee ee yee |

won by Mrs. Harrington, “Mrs. A:

Backlund and. S. Riddell in. receipt |.'epresentative to. attend: the: con:

the meeting there will” be: a: ‘coffee | churches: on’ Saanich ~ Peninsula, ing of” the - excrement 2° asked ‘P.m.-in the Fellowship Hall.” - | time this week. vee a of consolation prizes.”
and dessert: ‘party at. 7. 15 p. myo | Reve Fr. D: M.. Williamson died in Reeve ; ‘Lee. = ‘A .N ~ Ai PPR ECIATION a . Pane area : pots Coffee was served to the guests a May.
Dennis Clemett, son. of Mr. ‘and ; the east. on Thursday, Jan. 10. . ‘It is definitely possible, but it;

‘by the hostesses, Mrs. Sater and

Loe ‘exceptional: eavingal> See: the: cutsanding yates in. fue carpets, appliance |e anid
a All sole priced. i all available: on. your. convenient. BATON: HudgetCharge /

| PYTHIAN Y SISTERS.

| OFFICERS -

“Installing: Officer’ Mrs, AG AL

Cormack, ‘past chief, “assisted” by.
“Grand ’ Senior Mrs. ‘HL ‘C. Stacey,
"| and Grand. Manager. Mrs...'A.-.0..
| Berry, installed the-in- -coming: ff
cers) of*. Victory. ‘Temple - No. 36
Pythian Sisters, . in>the KP. Hal
Sidney. on. “Tuesday: evening, Jan. 8,
‘following. the: regular” business; :
meeting. cP ae :

“Those filling the offices 1 for. the."
coming year. are: past chiet, Mrs: oe
Ve Nunn; - most excellent. ‘chief, -o:.:

| Mrs, °D.: C.. Dickeson;' excellent’
; senior, Mrs. A? B, Smith; excellent

junior, Mrs, Me Robertson;: man. 3:
faRers: Mrs. L: Gudmundson; secre..?..::

tary, Mrs.o°F. Starr;. treasurer, (20.0%

Mrs. F; Campbell; protector, Mrs,
S.. Thornton; guard, Mrs." C..Cole
lins and. ‘Pianist, Mrs. N. Mitchell.

4: “Cor sages “were: presented, to ‘the’
| officers taking’ part: and. to: grand ;°.
‘junior of: the.°Grand: Temple ‘of. |.
‘British’ Columbia,’ Mrs. ~ ‘Chap: os

puis. © ed

| Mrs. ‘Nunn was. “Appointed. grand

vention. to. he ch eld: cat Courtenay ;:

A social hour followed the cere. ;
‘monies, ‘ Ce