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: 1peting. Those playing for Mount 1~ IMPRESSIVE Bronze Gloves
MOUNT NEWTON ,Newton on the junior team were | BRENTWOOD _
SCHOOL ‘NOTES | Nags Si woo ee ae, | SERVICE AT Tournament

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The members of the Junior Red “Pedersen, Bill Gilby, Eddie Steele, | Service on Sunday at the United ST. AND REW S _. ‘On January 22
Cross at this school are already i Jack Woolford, John Kelly, John {church will be conducted by Rey.: On Sunday, J “ 9. an impressive | “The Sidney Boxing Club resumes
well started on their busy program , McNally, Leslie Collins and Stuart |G. H. Glover. co Ache My to es vides at St. An- j taining this week. The clul has
for the new term. At present they ; Amour. The seniors were Sohn | Brentwood basketball teams ° Photo : ehureh, ene when tne | ; Just. completed a new. ring: of its

_ are preparing an illustrated port- | Creed, David Lewis, Dennis Moses. ! made a clean sweep by winning all | th e - Rev. " , Me \ me, conauctled ; own. _—

--folto. on Saanich to send to: some Ray Budinski, D. Hall, Joseph ‘Tay- three games on Friday. evening ab cotion ton ~ “Gils? A ae Pro The Bronze Gloves tournament
foreign GOURSEYs as yet undesig- |-lor, Carey Hall, Barry Crooks, Jim | the community hall, tn the-opener ihe ‘Chan or agiand in Canada ote Siuey hown on me eit
nae . . | omelly and Georee Hartshorne. { the midget boys ‘won over Cordova. - during the veauilay evening seyviee. | enter seven boys ohn Paul wn

ring the month of January, ; Refreshments were provided by the | Bay, 24-21; the juvenile boys play- The first lesson, taken fr the | ys. al, Who
Mount Newton members will. visit ' students’ council and sold: during:| eda good game to defeat MacMor- | Book of ‘Isaiah vias Yen, d ho Ht im has seen many a battle, has hung
the D.V.A. hospital every Satur-|the evening to the large crowd ; tid dine Second te y to er up the gloves.
day morning between the hours of | present. Results of the games were | 49-35. Senior men made the eve- | from the Gospel Ac ding. * | The Sidney Soxing Vo will
9.30 and 1 p.m. where they will ‘as foliows: «:nior games; 1, Royal! ning complete by downing Sooke. from v ‘as r “cad b a oraing ee |Stage its first show of the New
assist in serving tea and coffee in; Oak; 2, North Saanich; 3, Mount | 48-35. Games for Friday, Jan. 14] t0 "Ginw auxinare Iie ae ote. (hen Ob January 28 at the KP.
the cafeteria. Last week's volun- | Newton. Junior games: 1, Mount | Will be: midget girls vs. Cordova liay. During the cence oh \ Cn | nell. Tt _wilt feature an all-star
teers were Charlotte Ann Baade. ! Newton; 2, North Saanich; 3, Royal Bay, juvenile girls vs. Saanichton, | nOnwar 1 Christian Soldier” and java. ut con's ciolaeh Bow, am
z ig t ak. SV. . G ‘ y, dast year s¢
Ne Leigh Baade and Sandra | Oak jputlers vs. Brentwood C. ‘youth of the World Arise”, were |L, C. Swainbeck, RCN.’ There will |

—_— Bud Dignan, who has been visit~ | sung. , &§ ine wrestling
me . ; 8 also be an outstanding wrestling
The boys’ volleyball tournament | . white frost is simply frozen dew. | im@ with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Those girls who were promoted |pout featuring Dave Pye, popular

was held in the Mount Newton ' eeau : + .«.{W. Dignan, West Saanich Road, . ; F i
gym on Friday evening last, with ;2¢ ‘iffers from snow in that it is 8 from the Junior Auxiliary were | Victoria wrestler, and his opponent

teams from Royal Oak, North formed on the earth while snow is will be leaving in a few days. Bud, | sponsored by Mrs. J. E, Bosher, re- | will either be Claire Robinson ef

who is the eldest son, same to visit l . fn .
. io . co ired leader of the Junior Aux ‘ary, ;} Vancouver, or Mike Felton, also of
Saanich and Mount Newton com- ' formed in the air. . ood " ‘ wry er, e Fe ’
ere ec ee an Brentw early in December. | the, new members were sponsored | Victoria.

A sg of days before Ntrolanns by Ethel Jahn and Marilyn Darkes | Any boys wishing to attend the
oe ath - onder a ror to representing the Girls’ Auxiliary | boxing club training nights should
Pe ; e iday. wit 1S ro _ and the new leader, Mrs. C.;come Tuesday*.and’. Thursday at
Frank, and his sister and brother- | whipple, was sponsored by Mrs.!730 to the old school.

F. JEUNE & BRO.. LTD ea Me and Mrs. a eon: Adamson, president of the Evening | The club is badly tn need of
_ Established 1886) ° Year with bis eamily here and wint (2eanch of the Women's Auxiliary. |some old rugs or padding of any
_ “Esta plshe , . sie and Wi'l | mourteen girls admitted as new | ki ri , ring ‘S
379 Johnson St.—Canvas in Stock Up to 10 Feet Wide—4-4632 = ; return to his home at Allison Har- | members ot the Girls’ Auxiliary of ar na tev woula any to don
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