Wednesday October 6, 1965

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE THREE

Scouts ‘Committee. To Elect |
lew Officers At Brentwood

Jou,. -and: Michael Gye, Dagherra.
So. far,-18 Cubs are registeped end
there are. three Scouts.

Election of new, ‘officers will take
place this Thursday evening, Oct.- 7,
at. 8.15 p.m. during the annual meet-
ing of the Brentwood. Bay Scouts
and: Cubs: Grotip: Committee. The
meeting . will be held: in the, Scout
Hall on West Saanich Road. :

“Committee . chairman’. E-d w ar d
Eade. said the meeting - will also
plan an active - program | -for «the

’ Scouts and: Cubs. All parents ‘and
interested ecais are invited to: at-
tend.

Mir, Bade said a full: slate of tead-
ers is now. lined up: David Anderson
is . Scoutmaster,. assisted by. Ed.
Buardsley..The Cubs have as.leaders
Tom Healey; Akela; Ted Apps, Ba-

DLD NEWSPAPER
RECALLS SECOND
“WORLD WAR’S END

Book exchange . operator H: 0.
Munger, in Sidney, has acquired a
newspaper of considerable interest

to. him.” It» is. the Vancouver Sun |.

-.issue-of May. 7; 1945,":announcing
the end of the: war in Europe. The
~owner..of the. historic issue was @X-
tensively wounded ‘while serving in
the forces during the Second World
War.
“Huns Surrender ‘Unconditionally”
_ amnounces a. banner headline on the
front page:

The war had ‘cost at ‘least 40 mil:
lion casualties,. the newspaper dis-
closed. It had. commenced, explain-
ed the newspaper, “Avhen Germany

‘ invaded. Poland on’ Sept. “1, --1939.:
Gen... Walter Smith -signed. the sur-

nd.Gen: Gustav: Jodl for. the Ger-.|
an nation: at. Rheims, France,. on

or. six’ Scouts, the ‘chairman: -said,

‘at. the chapel. “The new ‘furniture

render acceptance: for the -AHies |:

There are still vacancies: for five

and boys 11 years old and up ‘inter-

-ested |‘ in joining » the. Scouts may |

register at'7 p. m..in the Scout Hall
on. Friday evening.

DEDICATE
NEW PEWS
SUNDAY

“At Brentwood’ College Memorial
Chapel on Sea Drive; new: pews ‘will
be dedicated next Sunday. morning,
-One pew. and frontal are the ‘gift
of Mrs, Campbell Brown in. memory
of her late: ‘husband, F. “Campbell
Brown. A second. pew is in. memory
of Dr. Norman B. Wood and. is given
by Mrs: Wood... 0°:

Two. other. pews and: the ‘frontal
are the gift of the congregation,. to
commemorate the. lifeand service
“of Leslie Mitchell: Isaac, who .-lost
his life in ‘a motorcycle accident i in
‘July.

Leslie was a ‘chorister. and server

will be: dedicated at the regular ser-
vice at 11 a:m.-on Sunday, Oct.. 10.

Soccer
Shorts

. May." 7, 1945, 2,319: days: later. :

| Brentwood-Mill Bay
_ FERRY. SERVICE |!

from 7.30; a:m. to 6,30:, ‘p.m.

‘Leaves “Mill Bay; .every «hour
“from 8.00 am. -to.7.00° p.m.

Sundays ‘and Holidays—Extra_

: Leaves: “Brentwood at "730. pm.

: Leaves. “Brentwood every® “hour, ;

teens Pee
‘Pharmacy; :: proved: aga

lag victory, their: second stra

| needed it or wanted it, but only ‘to

turday: that. soccer: is a- a sport:|.‘
which: will usally, be. won by. the
id=.

of: the season. The game was. ‘not-

IT’ S END
INDSOR

"Mr. Pearson has finally made up
his mind, I suppose the. last Liberal
organizer he talked: to. felt that,.ihe
time.was ripe, so here we are in an-
other election. Not that ithe country

13 Jurrah! !

appease the: hunger of lis followers,
who, feel .confident of swallowing up
a few. more seats. As.a maticr of
fact,-a minority government is by
no means the terrible thing he
would ‘have you believe.

It-forces the ruling party to keep
on producing, or else, while a big
majority gives’ them that comfort- ;
cable feeling that they can relax and
forget about promises. for. the next
four or five years.

Probsbly: one’ of the -poorest gov- |

ernments we ° ever. suffered ‘under:

was when .the Diefenbaker Conserv-
atives‘had their landslide, majority,
afew. years ago. | After. this forth-
coming’ free-for-all, : it: would serve

‘with “exactly: the ‘same number | of.
seats as before, though I-don’t think
this. is Jikely. to-happen.

FEEL SORRY FOR THEM |

'

the Canadian people, having as_it
seems. likely, to. choose their gov-
ernment from one‘of the two .old
line parties, a question of Tweedle-
dum or Tweedledee...

To be. fair, Mr. .P. and. his associ- |
ates “have brought. forward some
good ideas, including medical Ansur-
ance which’ they have been success-
* fully: promising: for” 46. years, but
‘many: of’ these ideas, good. . though.
“they. may: .be;* seem characterized
by hesitation: and uncertainty. in. the
details. Unfortunately, “the : ‘Prime:
- Minister, whether’, it be. so “Or not,
“has -built himself’ an“d

kest 7 -cpange

the Grits: right aif they: eame back | : ;

. Personally I-feel tather sorry for)”

ce. on atomic |:

7 ‘Cultra’ Ave., weturned Sinday from: °
| al two“'and Ja half. .week -holiday. in-..
‘North Battleford, Sask., where. they”

“| bert; Sask: and. Calgary, Edmonton,

“SKANICHTON

‘Mrs. .N. ‘Cuthbert and son Kenzie,

‘visited ‘the: former's: grandmother; .
aunts and? uncles. They also visited
relatives and friends ‘in-Prince “Al--

‘and Millet, Alberta. o
De Facey, Saanichton, ‘is: a. patient :
in Royal Jubilee Hospital. -: .,

My. -and Mrs, A. -Hafer, Central
Saanich Road, returned home. last |
week from-.a two-week holiday spent
in the B.C. Interior.

-Pte; David. MceConnell,: P. p . L L.

Hamilton-Goult Barry icks, Edmon-.. we
j.ton, was a recent - visitor vat. the. ee
home -of: his ‘grandparents, .My..‘and ©

Mrs, .E. Sarup, ‘Wallace: Drive.

Seven tables” were .in- play at the

“500"' card -party. last: Wednesday .

evening sin. the Keating Institute

Hall under the ‘auspices of the South

Saanich .W.I.. Winners: were Mrs."G.".

Hatris, Mrs. G. Hansen, G. Hansen

and F. -Michell,: Hostesses were Mrs.”

ia. Brye Cc. cand Mrs. F. Me ‘Hamilton.

BINGO

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bingo vith good. merchandise Aprizes. *,
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Lake. Community “Hall, .Sparton.
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