Wednesday, November M4 1951.

Annual Banquet Of Saanich Holstein
Calf Club Enjoyed By Large Number’

An enjoyable and successful meet- ©
-ing-.of- the Saanich Holstein Calf
‘Club. members and parents was held

at . the.. Saanichton Experimental
Station. recently. “Approximately. 50

Members. and’ friends.-were’ present.

An artistic | banquet was prepared

“by. unsurpassed. masters ‘of: the: cul-

inary art,Mesdames Callander; Tay-
lor, Pope,:Rendle and: Robinson. ‘The
setting for the banquet:was charm-
ing’ and appropriate:. the centre -of

_ three Idrge tables was. decorated. by

a most colorful and. complete minia-
ture “farmyard”..‘Other decorations
included autumnal coloring “in ‘the
form.of beautiful. ’mums, baskets of
multi-colored candy, and the added
mellow .giow from the gleaming
panelled walls of -the cosy hall en-
hanced by displays of intricately as-
sembled samples of.grains and vari-.
ed types and sizes of seeds displayed

_ in intriguingly shaped jars.

-The annual banquet of the Saan-
ich Holstein’ Calf Club was the cli-

--Max.of.'a-year of very diligent and

conscientious work by both. young

“and old, working together ‘as a.team
.and enjoying every minute of. the

time and effort.
Alex ‘Hall, agricultural consultant

. for the B.c. Electric,. presided over

the meeting. Desmond Hazlet, dis-
trict, agriculturist,. gave a most in-
teresting account of calf: club work
and all that: it entails the year
around. So
Rese Bowi Presented

For attaining the highest points
for the year’s work, Ron Robinson
was presented with.a rose bow!) do-
nated by the Canadian Bank. of
Commerce. Bette Rendle received a
cup for the-best entry. in the Heifer
Club, and Bill. Judge won the fo"
phy for. having the best calf of. the |
year, ©

After’ the’ feast” was “over, and.

_ While all the. assistants cleared the

tables and tidied up.‘the huge kit-
chen, the. men: and youngsters. in-

: dulged. in games and competitions,

which was. followed by most delight-
ful. entertainment for.all in the.form

. of ‘colored: cartoons ‘and: a particu=

* larly pleasing film. -showing the -“Les- |’
‘ : «He Bell Choristers Practising, in kaiw
“«., Studios. in’ Toronto. ae

‘The young-fry:in these calf clubs
‘are fast becoming experts at cattle
shows, thanks :to ‘their past experi-
ences at local fairs. and. the :subse-
quent - Pacific’ -National Exhibition
held in: Vancouver. in the fall: These
Same ‘children: possess many poten-

tialities for ..the : developing of :citi--

zens ':of tomorrow. - They: are .the

backbone: of a rich and- ever-growing

country of such scope and untapped
sources where agriculture and- mod-
ern farming are concerned, . These
boys and girls deserve the nation’s
encouragement: and -help. in every
way possible. : British ‘Columbia ‘is
setting a: fine example in: the de-

velopment of knowledge for even the’

youngest of the enterprsing farmers.

BRENTWOOD
HOOP GAMES

‘The first basketball . game at
Brentwood on Friday proved to be

the closest of the evening. with. the.

midget boys ‘losing out to Sooke by.
the score: of. 16-14.

‘The second. game between the!
home ‘team : of midget ‘girls and

Sooke: proved Brentwood to:-be much:

the stronger,
score of 35-12.

winning easily by a

In the third, and what proved to.

be the. final game, as the Warriors
failed to put in an appearance,
Brentwood junior boys lost. out to

Sooke after a good battle for their |

first game of the ‘season, by 35-10.
. Games for Friday. Nov..16:

Pee- Wee girls, Brentwood vs. Sooke.

Midget boys; Brentwood: vs. ‘Saan-
ichton.

Int. B girls, Brentwood vs. Sooke.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

-CENT

"SAANICHTON

:. Mrs; .R.: Sidwell, ‘Prairie “Inn, re-
turned this week after spending six
months. in Hawaii visiting with’ her
sister. : .

~—

Mrs. EL. Sarup,. accompanied “by
Mrs. J. Thomson, :.Mount:: Newton
Cross Road, left Tuesday for Seattle
where they will spend ‘several days.

Winners of the fortnightly “500”
card party,. sponsored by the Saan-
ichton Community ‘Club, held Wed-

nesday evening in the Orange Hall,

were: Mrs, L. Farrell, Jr., E. Sarup
{and Mrs. W. .Lacoursiere.. Refresh-

;ments were arranged: by Mrs, R.

Bouteillier and W. Turner.

Mrs. Rennie, Simpson Road, is a
patient at.-Rest Haven for several
days.

: ‘The ‘Saanichton Circle of St:
Mary’s: Church .met® at the Parish

Egg Market
Holds Steady

"a Weekly. poultry..market: report: as
furnished. by ‘the ‘Dominion Poultry
‘Marketing Board follows:

‘Egg: prices advanced two cents on
“ay medium and smalls.this week.
Receipts held steady-and the. mar-
ket ‘here ‘is generally ‘stronger, with
insufficient surplus.to supply firmer
priced buying bids. Retail sales
were good.and.shipping movement
remained steady. ©
1 Poultry: ‘marketing was fairly ac-
; tive, with fowl volume dropping, a
“good supply of broilers and some

turkeys arriving. -Turkey prices
eased off slightly, all others held
steady. ;

BRENTWOOD

Se ieatieeteameneand

“-

| LA very pleasant evening was spen t

Hall, Mount Newton Cross Road, re- | @t the Brentwood W.I. Hall on Sat-

cently, with President. Mrs, J: Coop-

urday evening last, when the Brent-

er in the chair.; Final arrangements | W00d: Aces held: their annual .ban-

were made for.the bazaar-to be held : Wet.
in the Pioneer Log- Cabin on Decem-.

ber 1, and various articles of -hand-

Eddie Eng, popular caterer of
Sidney, served “a delicious: turkey
Cinner to the Aces, their wives and

work were displayed: ‘which will be guests, Claude Butler, sponsor and

Sold at. the affair. Committee con-

veners reported: on the progress of

their numerous booths to be featur-
ed, including the stall arranged by
the men. Refreshments followed

the business meeting, served by joint
hostesses Mrs. J. Cooper and Mrs. H.

Bickford, assisted by Mrs, F. Atkin.
| Members of the Saanichton Senior

Senior men.’ Brentwood vs. Gordon: Badminton Club hosted the. Fair-

Head. Ail Blacks. ;
7 . 7 _—_
OSTRICH EGGS-
One ™ ostrich egg. will make an:
omelet as ‘large as’ one ‘made- with
‘three - dozen hen’s : eggs. _ “Ostrich
fruit” average eight inches ong, six

inches in’ diameter and. weigh’ about.

‘three: pounds.

‘Canadians earning $80 a. week: and
less « ‘paid: more than -half* of: the

$647,700,000- paid to. Ottawa as: per- -Looy, Joan Mutrie and Gwen Nan-

eonal income: ‘tax in: 1948.

(Greg Harvey, George: Cooley,

field Club from: Victoria last Thurs-

«| day evening in the. Agricultural Hall,
’ =| Saanichton...-Keen competition was

enjoyed-with the home team taking
‘the: honors wth a 9-7 win, followed
by. refreshmients served by .members
of. the club. Players were: Fairfield
Phyliss “Cooley, Jane - Heritage,
Betty Carson. and. Marjorie ‘Leno,

Bill
Mahon and John’ Lehay.:

, " Saanichton—Elsie Harris, Dorothy

‘earrow, “John Webster, . Allan “ Hop-
‘kins, Staal: Fox and ‘Bob Harris. -

“Four: Saanichton ‘Community Club
teams. -Swept a’ Saanich and Suburb-
an’ ‘League card Saturday evening in
the: ‘Agricultural: Hall: w ith’ a: good

trounced: Brentwood °.48-30° in the

HIS: EARNED: HIM $100)
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: This: -sort: of » information’ ‘hardly.
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B\ man: Russell Wright has" a secret—
H and it: earned: him an easy $100.

“According: to the: Bordenaire, AC.
ag. 32-yenr-old. aircraft en-

“monton; : was, ‘among station. airmen

n who’ sat watching ‘a: performance. of
| hypnotism in ‘the station. theatre: at
‘| Camp Borden:

the show came where the. performer

attendance cheering the home ‘teams.
:to® victory. ° The’: senior: home: team; a
‘sponsored: “by! “Copley Brothers,

featur game, and. ‘Saanichton. Jun-.

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R. McLelian.: league manager. . Fol-
lowing the dinner, two cups won by
the Aces this year were. presented
to Captain-Ron. Benn by Mr. Mc-
Lellan, the: captain in turn present-
ing them to sponsor. Claude Butler,
with the gratitude of the team. for
his: sponsorship. Dancing was en-
joyed, in spite of the fact that the
musicians did ‘not: turn up ons a
| record player. substituted.:

Monthly: meeting of the ‘Brent-

| wood Community Club was ‘held on.
‘Tuesday. evening at the’ Club Hall.

There was a good turn out of mem-
bers. Final : plans..were made: for
the Community Fair. Possibility of
having the North Saanich Choral j
Society ‘give a recital’ at the hall

during the early: spring was men-
tioned:

were. very: satisfactory.

well’
square dancing. class and ‘basketball.
The Scout Group committee met.
on Monday: evening. atthe: home: of
Mr-.and Mts. : ‘JS, -Smethurst,  Brent-
“wood: Bay:. ; a

‘Len Cubbage: and. daughter, 'ogce

since’ last pring.

Russell's ° pils on: the station - ‘still
‘don’t: know: ‘whether it was all part:};
of: ‘the show. | But; ‘says the: “paper,

the: $100 which ° he received is un- q

doubtedly’ real, ‘and. “even comes. up

with a: phols showing it being hand- ||}
-| ed to him,.It appears. that:AC, Rus-.

sell. has: a $100 seeret—and he's. not
: telling’ anyone. : :

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‘StRTEMENT :

(Continued from Pnge One) -

POA AC te Om ae

‘demonstrated his » “powers by. sué- affairs - had: to- be. ‘accomplished - on

-| pending’ a: man between two chairs,
his head on one, heels: onthe other.
While in a trance, the subject. sup-
ported three other men sitting on
him, :a‘sort of iron bridge owing. its
strength to the powers of the hypno-
list
“That's Nothing"

The silence was broken, however,

by an announcement from the audiq:

ences “That's. nothing, I could: do |!8. the preparation. “of my, 1951 ||

op.that without: being hypnatized.":To :
-| which the performer replied that ho | Whole counel,, unanimously,

had

“$100 which, cal the Airman

4 couldn't...

‘AG. Wrignt,: nda’ the: Bordenaire,

promptly: climbed on the stage; and
“without:
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s another, and let five airmen “climb
‘Pon. hime without patting: nn aye,

henefit...af hypnotism’: put
“head-on ; ine chaly, his heels ‘on

Which enmned. bin the $100, -
2 Ageording: fa: the. Bor Mennire, AC,

ope miaeane sh SpE Mri ed

We have taken: over: ‘the

Cross .Road north: and.
District.

the price of milk from.

milk purchases the day
Driver"in the: Central

PHONE: : Sidney 223 |

pment: Ino preparing. a-enutious: hud=

"Were Pleased oh
To Announce , poe S

forall Island: Farms customers fram: Keating

We promise you we will do our very
best. to give-you good ‘service, °

‘To keep delivery expenses down and thus keep :

__ liver on Wednesdays and. Sundays...
“our customers to co-operate

— Gordon’ Laforme, SO Watleh far Ue Red Tr wk, ee

~Ploase NoloYou will ait] ‘he served
the: high. quility. Island: ¥ arms mille . :

JOE'S DAIRY —

— Distributors: of Island Farms Milk cc

a 195]
would not be any higher than: the
1960 municlpal-tax rate-in, the Snran»,
‘ich Municipality, as, had assured
“the -ratepayers ‘of . Central Saanich
that. this could be done, Actually
our 1951 municipal taxes were less
than the Saanich municipal taxes
in both 1950 and 1061. Much care-
ful thoughtand clear foresight went

[budget and it. was:. adopted by: the

“With | the end of this, our. first
| year of ‘operation, ” With all: its’ first
your “problems, only a faw., weeks
aWaye my wisdom and. Hood” judge

petenndain directing. the: affairs of
thes mMuntelpality son. n- consistent

paligy af viglhuat. control of all itoms. :
“Lot “expenditure: ie. closely - ii pose |

sible: connected. with the: eturying,
out..of all cabent ind: muni¢ipal, war kK,

retail milk. distribution

the entire: Brentwood

rising, wo will not dew -
We ask .-
by: ‘publi tholy —
before... :

Saanich j ren will ba.

“Joo. Bilgeri, iad 7

‘Report on: the dance held ; end © of:' this: year,
recently “atthe. Community ° Club | barring “some entirely: unexpected
Hall Stated that receipts: at, the door ’:-expense. my: hopes: of having a credit
:. Various, balance:
activitiés sponsored : by the. -club are realized.

| poses, :

mimicipal: tax: rate which'|”

PAGE THREY ae

AL SAANICH:

Ore

. KEATING -

A delightful anniversary party was
held. recently ‘at. the -home. of: Mr.
and Mrs. R. Lamont,: Lamont Road;
‘in honor of Mrs. Lamont's mother
and father, Mr. and. Mrs. ‘T: .T.
Hutchison, who. .were celebrating

“eo

their 40th wedding anniversary. Re-.
and.

freshments were served later
the invited guests. were. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob Owens,’ Mr. and Mrs: J.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs..C. Essery, Mrs.
J. Owerls, Mrs. B. A. Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Miller, Miss D. Owens,
Miss Sylvia Wright, Miss Barbara
Shotten, Miss J. Peaslee, C. Neaves,
J. Wright,. Bill Tanner and Loraine
and Fredrick Essery.

.My.-and Mrs. .G. Michell, Malley

‘Farm, Telegraph Road, left recently |

‘to spend a couple of weeks ‘motor-
ing in the United States.

The South Saanich. Women’s In-
stitute held a “500” card party last |.
Friday ‘night .{n the Institute Hall.
Winners. were Mrs.. Hansen and
Harry Facey. Refreshments were
served later in the evening.

is now becoming apparent to the
members of our council, who all
have the figures at their. disposal. '

“This is an unpalatable situation
for my opponents on the council.
““I have constantly hoped” and
have stated to various ratepayers
that ‘our operations expenditures’
paid out of our 1951 revenue, at a
tax rate ‘lower than::in-. Saanich,
would enable -a credit balance. to be
‘achieved at: the end of this year. I
also hoped that it: would be: large }
enough to’ offset the unjust portion
of..the school: taxes, . ‘amounting® to
about $10,000,’ which we have been
forced to pay . this’ year.. After
checking gur:-revénue and’ ‘opera-
tional, .expenditures, including’ rea-
sonably accurate’ estimates until the
“and,": of: course,

here will likely be’ a bal--]

patronized, : particularly ~ the ance: closely. approaching the. amount

of: ‘the: Sunfair school: taxes: “This.
credit ' balance belongs to: the rate-
payers of Central: ‘Saanich: and: will

cbe. available to” relieve : next.’ year's:
taxes.’

Obligation : to. collect. this: money: by
way. of: a ‘school | tax f ‘fo! t

| On the ‘proper ty ‘of ‘the under= H
f signed; ‘five weeks. ‘Ngo, one. red: :
yand white: heifer, s short horns,

in 10

me 2: & HARRISON; °
Old. West Rona,

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‘BASEMENTS

So “There's. the trouble —worer

Thet Cont? Five pounds of.
“Htondex makes about”
a gallon, sells for. sesereey.

Color: Card from:

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. :

FOR RENT—Comont: Mixora a

Polishers’ -

gvallable | will’ be largely |:

‘It-is: too’ much: to: hope: that r
certain: ‘councillors: Will: not h pen’
returned” this” week:! . from ‘Decker, to! read: this ‘Statement. but: ;

Lake, where both ‘have been ‘working ||:be hoped. that, they: will: not

The: Cubbages: ‘Tush® through” vall:: kinds® of
have sold. their. home ‘on’ ‘Marchants sential: Sibersieaes (ato

The’ “eouneil merely” hag. the L

ye? his: ‘animal will, ‘he: sold: ‘for
ofp feed bill it not: claimed.
oh days’ from. ‘this’ ‘date,

DAMP, MUSTY

"This musty odor Is: delving GE
- me Crazy,” complains Mrs, Durke, wae
af SWe imply must, st do something.”

Li seeping through. They need Bondex': ‘ :
tO. seal. the wall agalist moisture, _

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| Remembrance Day

| Is Marked At -
| Brentwood Chapel

. Remembrance Day was celebrated:

at. the Brentwood Memorial Chapel
on Sunday-by a:memorial service in
memory of. the :Old Boys of Brent-
‘wood College who gave their lives: in
the service of. their country. .The
service was conducted by the vicar,

Rev: Norman A. Lowe,who. was:

chaplain: and senior English master
at the college before it burned down.

Norman Yarrow and E. A. M.
Williams, two of the original board
of governors, quite a number of
Brentwood Old Boys and a few of
the present students at the Univer-
sity School were among the large
congregation present at the service.

The lesson was read by - Dillon
Williams and the honor roll of over
70 of those who gave their lives, by
Dr. M. D. Young..-A young student
from. University School blew the
j Duele for. Lights-Out. and. Reveille

during the observance of the. two
minutes’ silence.

_. During the service - ‘Mr. ‘Lowe’ dedi-
cated a gift of a cross. and candle-

| for. these having been raised ‘by. the
Sanctuary Guild and included an

|: anonymous donation of $35, °

_ : . .
the school board which. alone deter-

mines the school costs for our school
district.

{ST may add that I:alone went: to

the convention of island municipali-
ties as the Reeve of Centra] Saanich
and drafted a resolution to. correct
the unjust school: tax situation ex-
isting -in our municipality.’ It was
passed overwhelmingly, the only two
votes. against” being from: Saanich
and © Cumberland. ~:'This ‘resolution
| Was endorsed by our: council-unan-
imously.and was Subsequently passed
overwhelmingly by the Union ‘of B.C.
Municipalities. at. the recent Harri-
son “Hot: Springs convention: .-The
resolution’ will now:come before’ the
government..:for.. legislative ‘ action
next year: and I hope and’ expect

that, as “a result of this: effort we.

will be relieved : Of: the: ‘unjust: ‘por-.
tion « Of our © ‘school. taxes...

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UMICIPAL |
HALL RISING

‘Good progress’. is being. made’ by:
workmen | of _ Sutton: and’ Sons in -
construction “of the new. Central:
Saanich: Municipal. Hall. and firehall:::
on: East: Saanich Road.:-A. start -at
the $18, 000 job was.made a week ago.

Conerete: -is being . poured » this.
week: and it. is _expected - that, :the:
fire equipment: will. be moved into ~:
the new fire hall before. the’ End
of the year. :

- Reeve Sydney. Pickles explained to.
The Review that all the funds toon
pay for this -building and land are
now in the. capital account. of: the

new municipality, being. part of the’. bel
capital funds’ which “were received .°

from the ‘Saanich Municipality “as ©

part of: the new district’s share in“:

the ownership of the. assets of oan
ich Municipality, ;

: In. other -words .Central: Saanich mero
will be able-to pay. spot cash ‘for this.
building and there “willbe no. con-:.

tinuing debt: to be paid - over: the aes
years. ee

member of our: cot is funy a awar re
of this.

“In, eotichision I must: say: ‘that. it :
is indeed an. odd situation when .a*::
Reeve © keeps ‘his election: promise: {
and does not increase: the municipal
taxes ° which. are--under’ the control:
of the -reeve ‘and ‘council. and’ ‘also =:
when -the ‘reeve’s’ policy: of. insisting“,

on cautious’ expenditure: results in”

a credit: balance: to carry. over. into.
1952, which can: be: ‘used by the ‘ine =>

coming * council for. the: “relief: “of :“:

taxes, and is ‘publicly: criticized by a
councillor running for Te- -election.

“Hind sight‘ is very: simple. but’ ‘it:
is the foresight® which. requires good
judgment and: gets. results.

‘guft? as it: arises : during: the ‘present:
political campaign. : There: will? un-
doubtedly -be ‘a “quantity of”: “such
‘gute’ hurled at’ the: ratep ayers, dur

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