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Wednesday, January

19, 1966

AT SALT SPRING

local “WI. This was ‘decided at’ the

: meeting of the ‘Institute held at. ‘the

home: of .Mrs. A. ‘McManus, Sr.; on

_ Thursday, with’ 12 members present.

-!'These- “ecard parties ° ‘are.in de-

a mand and. the ‘people ‘enjoy..a- night
_ out,’ *" said Mrs. Ron Lee,. president.

‘Cribbage, bridge and | “500” are.

played. and there. will be a salé of
pies on the side. ae

‘Prizes. will be offered for winners

“at cards, “followed ‘by refreshments.

-A cheque. for $16 is) being. turned
‘over. to the Fulford Hall: entrance
fund, proceeds froma recent. pre-
Christmas card, party in ald of Me
Hall- Fund.

; ‘PROTECTION. SOUGHT.

The. members are. ‘requesting ‘the

* Fulford Hall committee to see: that
, Wire 2. ‘netting “protection -is- placed
“: Saeross the Hall “windows: to: protect
° the glass. during the hhockey “season
“which “isin: full swing,’ starting. this

reekend.’ The: lively. puck: finds’ its
avay to: several windows each’ week:

“and “‘we:don't. like a‘cold: ‘draught
“down the back of our necks when we

attend’ functions in’ the’ hall,’’::

_marked | Mrs. : McManus; Sy... a 4.

‘The * WI* will ‘follow © this: ‘request
With "an: offer to he. Purchase the

“Institute. Biss ves New —
_ Plans For Opening Year

= AS card ‘party is to. be ‘held’ ‘at y
Nancy’s ‘Coffee - ‘Bar=:on Saturday,
“Jan. 29, at 8 p.m.,: sponsored by. the

A vote ot ‘thanks. ‘was ‘called. ‘for to
all “who had contributed to this box
of gifts. 2

‘Arrangements ave © being made. for
member's ho: attend one of tthe: Van-
couver. “Island .-Women’s “Institute
functions to meet Miss Pollock, who
will - be “visiting ™ this. part. of . the
world ‘shortly and ‘will show colored
‘slides | ‘of her native. Ireland.
‘CARD. PARTY .

Mrs. McManus Sr: has once ‘more
agreed to convene the monthly card
party. at Nancy’s Coffee Bar and.a
vote. of. thanks accorded to.Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Patterson for the use of
their. building for these parties.

: ‘The: next meeting. will -be-held. at
the home of: Mrs. R. Lee. Meeting
eset ral - With | ‘refr eshments.

: PYTHIAN
SISTERS —
EXECUTIVE

Victory” Temple No, “36, Pythian
Sisters, ‘held. their first: meeting of
the: New Year on. January UW:

Mrs. Ww. Bennett was re-instated
‘imto the Temple and initiation cere-
monies were given: to Mrs. A.’ John-

ertson..-
Sick: visiting « rénoit was given. by

: ‘Mrs. A: B. Smith in. the: ‘absence; of

| Mrs. Fe Collins and: ‘Mrs. <M. Chap-

~| puis read the: annual ‘Teport of: the

Temple.

n'| NEW: ORFIGERS:

“The following officers. for y 1966

h | were’ installed ‘by Mrs. “Chappuis < as-

sisted: by Mrs.- ALOF Berry, grand

|-manager,- and ‘Mrs AL. Soa Stacey,

: taeye F.C :
: Mitchell,

_[son:.-. ‘Both. were -presented.. with |
corsages by ME, Mrs.. J. A., -Rob-

as GAN 7 f 3 :

Didier

Rebert ‘Morris, who has” ‘been
‘sponding the: past weekend. with his’
parents, ‘Mr. and Mrs... Fred Morris,
left. Monday, ‘Jan.:17;:for ‘Whitehorse,
‘Yukon, ‘where: -he has- been. trans-

Montreal.

Arriving January .23 to. visit: Mr.
and Mrs.'S. H. Hawkins from Tor-
onto,

Irwin.

Bay, has left for. San’ Mateo to visit
her ° son-in-law «and daughter, Dr.
‘and Mrs.- Laidlaw. ;

Mrs. Spencer
spent: the past..weekend’ with her
‘parents, “Mr. and Mrs. WH. Cc. Alex-
ander, - Ganges - Hill,

Mrs. G.°B. Young returned homé
after. spend ng tavo- weeks with - her
son = ‘and. daughter-in-l law, “Mir: and
Mrs. Garnet “Young, . ‘Victoria. °

will be. installed as* excellent. senior.

and Mrs. Stacey: as‘ musician:

Mrs.’ ON, Mitchel: was “presented
with , “corsage. and. gift: fromthe
Temple ‘for’ her ‘tive years, as music-
jan... °°
RECEIVES PIN :

‘Mrs. A.. B. Smith: presented. Mrs.

J. A: Robertson with ‘ther’ past chief's
pin and a gift in ‘appreciation: of-a
‘Successful term of: office.
The- ‘charter’ was draped for Hen-
rietta_ ‘Currie, past. grand: secretary
and -a ‘charter member. of. Terminal
Temple “ -No.-.15,-- Vancouver, who
passed: away Nove: ‘ny 865," at West
Vancouver.”

Acceptance ‘speech. was given. “by
Mrs. : J.-A.Robertson ‘for. returning
-her-again , to” the: office’ ‘of: -most ex-
cellent. chief,:: thanking: Officers - and

ferred :.to he staff of. the Bank of

vare Mrs. “Hawkins: brother-in-
law and sister, ‘Dr. and Mrs. Re N..

Mrs. Margaret Carlyle, Vesuvius

Brigden, Chemiainus,

-mémbers* ‘for: their co-operation’ Sis

‘substitute.

Series Of: Readings
Engage Ladies Of .
Anglican Church

* “Monthly ‘meeting: of. St. George's
Anglican’ WA.
‘Jan... 14, in. the’. Parish: room, . at
Ganges ..with the president, Mrs.
George Laundry in the’ chatr. te

~The: devotional. period was “taken
by. Mrs. R.: Be Horselictd and Mrs.
Laundry.

There were . 19 members present
at: the meeting. The. two new. mem-
bers welcomed. were ‘Mrs.. L.: Har-
rocks and Mrs. J. Barker.

Mrs. G.-H. Holmes read an inter-
esting Jetter from the Anglican The-
ological’ College, she also read. ar-
ticles from the ‘Living Message.”’
The members voted the sum of $25
to the college.

“An. interesting letter from ‘the

| WA Prayer partner, canon D. White-

brez ud, Fr obisher. Bay, was-read.
Plans. were. made for the Valen-
tine. tea “which ‘will be: held.‘on: rep-
ruary 12\in the: Parish’ Hall. The-t
convener. will: be Mrs. Ve Le Jackson.
The- sewing sta'l Will. be convened -by

Mrs: G..H. Holmes’ and Mrs. Be}
Saunders and.

Adims.: “Mrs::W: H.
Mrs. H. “Ashby will be: in: charge of
the home cooking stall. %
Delegates. for. the. diocesan aintal
meeting: in Victoria ~in March. are.
Mrs. G.-H. Liuindry and Mrs. -A. W.
Barber ‘with Mis, Harotd. Price.as a

oThe rector Dr. -R.~B.. Horseficld

‘closed the.meeting with. prayer.’
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-Tea-hostess-for the afternoon were
Mrs. RE: “Faure, and - Mrs: AL Ws
Barber. ai

RECREATION
COMMISSION —

Three: members ' of” the. Central
‘Saanich - Recreation . ~ Commission
were re-appointed | by - council: last
week | ‘for,:another~ year:: They: are
a | Mis Muriel: Knott, ‘Claude. Sluggeit

“rand: Councillor. Philip Benn ;
; 7318. eee

SKC. Grogan,

e@,.u municipalities
are. being. asked: Dy the. ociety
contribute: Si 500: ‘to! finance a-t

your
‘ronovations wee, you Wan
thom. Materials are In

“bank Aad taiaie' con
“qualify for-up to: $15,000 .

p 10 in yes)
a low intarest

wilh ton years to repay. Ww
a Farm Improvement toan,
'S$o'you t0q,. thare are.

-O'Whole lot df vary good
toasons why. you should:
have, that wark dono. arounih

Wy ‘you're the owner
of a’ small business, then
you may take advantage:
of spacial Small Businoss
loans avo ilably

your home or ‘place: of
ices durii

was held. Friday,

fer spending

‘wouver, came over ‘to their. home at
Gossip Island for the. weekend.

OVER. 30.

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Mr. and. “Mrs. Allen Clarke, ac-
companied: by. Miss ‘Melody.’ Dyer,
have returned: to Galiano: Lodge ‘af-
several | weeks holiday-.
ing: in. Mex.co.

Bill Spouse’ of West Vancouver
spent the weekend .vis:ting his. par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs.. Mel Spouse. '

Mr. Jev, Tothill of Duncan. spent
last © weekend | visiting his mother,
Mrs. T. Tothill on Gulf.Drive.. -

Mi; and “Mrs. G. -W.: Georgeson,
Jy., spent a few days in Victoria
en'a business trip last week. ;

Mr... ant Mrs. Frank Morton: of
Richmond, spent two days at their
summer. home on the: iskand.

Mr. and Mrs. Ron. Thompson and
family, spent several days at “Sand-
stone” ‘recently. |

‘Mv.cand ‘Mrs. Percy Selby- Hele of
Vancouver, spent the past. weekend
it thei summer home on Galiano. .

Mr. and Mrs. Percy Fox-of Vane

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DOGS IMPOUNDED
DURING YEAR.

Total.of 33 dogs were picked up
and inypounded in Central Saanich
last vear, according to the first an-
mat renort of Brian Clements; ani-

{ mat -controller:-

Twenty-one of the. dogs were. tak-
the S.P.C.A.. while ‘the’ re-
maining 12, were claimed. by their

),, OWnerS.

Mr. Clements said he worked ap-
proximately 560. hours during .the

‘year and attended. ‘to 93° ‘complaints.
‘Total of. 78. warnings to ‘dog: owners
were. issued In 1965 ‘and. three-sum-.|.
‘mons were issued with $35 collected

infin

. Altogether, 325. 5 dog i ences were

CHURCH GUILD

There’ were 18.°-members present
at..the’ quarterly and ‘annuat!: meet-
ing of St. “Mark's Chancel Guild he!d
at the home of Mrs. Cecil Springford
on Wednesday, Jan, 12. °

Island Cubs.

Go Swimming
Constable Fred -Rhodes, Cub Lead-
er, and-his assistants, Mrs.:L. Ram-
sey and “Mrs... Walter’. Mailey, took
26° Salt: Spring Island Cubs. to Vic-
toria cn Saturday, January 8. :
The cubs had ‘a swim at the
YMCA with six of the boys passing
their cub’s swimming test and re-
ce'ving badges from the swimming
«nstructor of the YMCA.» —

Pringle, Peter ‘Ramsey,.. Philip “Jan-
sch, Jvan MeManus, Garry. Hagan
and Harold Harkema.

Shower At Island
Home For J: anuary

| Bride. Elect...

Mrs.-‘Karl Satermo and her. daugh: |
ter, ‘Miss: Ruth.Satermo, entertained
tast Saturday ‘at their-home on Park)
Drive; Ganges, at “a misceaneous
shower in. ‘honor of Miss Elizabeth ;

Anglican -Caurch, Ganges: :
On -the. arrival of the bride-clect, ;

mother, :
grandmother,: Mrs. SP. Beech.

contained ‘in.an attractively .decor-
i f ! :

Those boys :passing were: Jim.

a corsage of dee ink .rose. buds }
and heather Was eatehited to her i will be held at ‘Waterlea,’ the home

by Miss. Ruth Satermo, corsages of : of Pratessor and Mrs. H. N.
pink: carnations and ~:heather - “were , Son-Smith.
| also. presented: ‘to’ the bride-stect’s ; Mr. *

The lovely: assortment of gifts were Hill; Mrs,

NAMES NEW

-|SLATE OF OFFICERS HERE

Rev. Dr. R. B. Horsefield opened
the meet’ng with prayer.

Annual
brought a new: directorate... New. of-
ficers and executive are as follows:
president, Mrs. Cecil .Springford;
vice-president, Mrs. John R. Sturdy:
secretary, Mirs..-L. F. » Nicholson; .

i tive, Mrs. Dorothy” “Atkins, . Miss
Friena Aitkens: Mrs. H. Stafford,
Mrs, Douglas Wilson. and Mrs. J: B.
Acland...

the Anglican’ Theological College,
also to Canon Martin in Hong Kong
to Aetp in his work there.”

The. spring tea, the proceeds’ of
which. are «forwarded to the World
Primate Relief Fund, ‘has ‘been: ten-
tatively set for April 27, at the Salt
Spring Island Golf Club. Mirs. Dor-
othy Atkins will-convene the tea.’
During the meeting the president,
Mrs. Springford, presented a: report
and thankéd. most sincerely all those

ing the: past year.

“PENDER

The: Pender Istand Players hada

Beech, whose wedding :takes place ; full attendance. at their January
Saturday, Jan: 22° at-St. George's; Meeting, at the home of ‘Mr. and
voltae . Mrs, J. B. Bridge, on the evening of:
The play read was A’

; January 14.

Lady. Mislaid.... February meeting

Gray-

and Mrs. ” jetnes Ainderson

-Mrs. Cyril Beech and her | spent three. weeks at Fort Langley

as. guests. of Mr. and Mrs:.H. R.
Anderson's © brother-in-

law: and: sister:

7 toria. for: -three weeks.: : :

having spent
S guest of +

few days. in: Victoria
rt. dauighter and son-in

meeting. .of the: Guild -

treasurer, Mrs.'F. Ie Atkins; execu- ©

A donation of $25 will be sent to”

who had. been. of-so; ‘much nclp dur-.. -

: rn “They were snowed
ated pink and white basket: topped \ in and. are giad to be home at. ‘Wild
by: an. umbrella: from “which ..siiver [ Acres’ again.

“PMs. Stella” Bowerm man. is . visiting -
oq | ner daughter and son-in-law, in Vic-

“Mrs,: Doug: ‘Brook: is back home, ve -

percane re- sell them so pinieds and ec

Hoac offic alosstafffollowuploads, arrange.
domonstrations, solicit ordors and maintain:
. Contact with ostablished customers by acaro-
~ fully planned routine of Long Distance calls,
“Think of the’ convaniencol Ho has his: cus-
Yomors at ‘his fingertips. and koeps right. up»
with thelr requiromants.. Cost is hogligible ...
compared, with operating local officos..

Finally; this doalor also tists a ZENITH pum=_

This busy S$
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encanta the: Lakehond. Ono of tho most®

ber In koy contros like Nanaimo, Kamloops we

‘and Princo Goorgo. Itanablos cuftomers and =
? Prospocts. thera. to call him. without cost to:
_themselves—anothor valuablo businons-.

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This onables himto make Long Distance calls
“from anywhere. He usosit constantly to cone. .
tm appointmonts at his noxt stopovor, and”
“contact Inconveniontly located nccounts,
Ho also keeps in dally touch, of courso, With
‘head office: roperting on progross; channol-
vs “Vo ordors,: quorios and complaints for fast
oe action; collecting. fresh loads asho files from :
~ Hig porlodie swing through the tonitary” in
“quite anexponsive item of ovorhead: Long:
a Distance ensures, ot minimum cost, that hig. -

Mg as. thou

ono of our
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distance, atk (ho operator:

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oh or SENT 70 7000 pial fg no. charge

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Ho simply gives the operator the Iistof Long.
Distance numbors ho wants. Sho gots them
for hin inthe right arderand at the intervals
“most convonient for Nis. othor-work,,
He holds. regular. Conference Calls, too,
with, his company's. three other: offices: te:
Calgary, Winnipeg and Toronto—all four of |
‘thom on tho lina togothor, talking. and liston-

ah thoy: ware In'tho.same room,

-Tharo’ rs no ‘ond to tho profit. “making Usos of
propatly planned Long Distance calling. Agk

oxperlonced: Communication.
‘explain’ somo of the possibiiities :

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