PAGE. sx | Wednesday, Rebruary 2 2, 1966 2 DAVID ) STUPICH, MI L. AL or ” te By. DAVID. ‘D. STUPIOH, - ‘MLA -,-Mor’s’ message. to .-members: of: the Legislative - “Assembly with ‘respect ,- .sto the measures they. will. be asked to ree consider . during, the session... = ‘However. ihistorically. ‘it. is: ‘more a record .of things. that have happen- " ed: in: the: province ‘during’: the “past caoyear, vith: only suggestions as to leg- “> islation: that will be. introduced. .Yes- oS terday’s : ‘Throne Speech avis: no "ex: ception, oop The: ‘big: “excitement. this time “seems to be the report from the com- mission appointed: to. bring. im’ are “sport “on redistribution. °. Although - I “>: have not ° seen the details .as~ yet, the: ‘commission thas: recommended “that ‘most ‘of ‘the ‘Islands part’ of. my ‘riding. will be: transferred. to a. new “some 500.votes. “However I have ai- AVaYS © Venjoyed - campaigning - on: “the! “Islands ;* ‘and . there. Although the niajority of them don't: “support me: politically : Je will - certainly. miss. campaigning . there: Jus fort has" been’. introduced,... there is “still. no: Bill, before’ the. legislature. ‘This: Bilt, when it: arrives: ‘could be adically’differenf from the commis- at Ts Commended By fiseal | OL. Peter's Church ee ke ok Report F Frome Victeric | year to pay ‘for education, up to the, university. ‘level. :: The: speech from The. Speech from the Throne tra- the Throne; in one . short : sentence, ditionally ‘is. the Lieutenant-Gover- ‘{elis-us ‘that’ we ‘will be asked to expenditures for’ education: ; It/is- my. hope that this will mean @_ new “approach -to~ the. system of government’ grants ...to local ‘school boards,’ iand: that. the increases’ fore- cast: in: the ‘speech from. the ‘Throne will be: large enough to ‘enable a’re- duction in property taxes for school purposes. MEDICAL PLAN. One ‘further item’ that I ‘hope the Premier will spend* some: of his sur- plus on :is ‘improvement: in the’ B.C. ‘Medical Plan... While ‘it“is’ not the sort. of medicare’ that ‘our party has possible. for ‘many : people to: have. medical: coverage who: could: not af-' ford: ‘the. higher pr emiums charged ‘by: private ‘insurance, plans, ‘or who were poor, . medical: risks: and “as -/such*-not’ acceptable by: the. private ‘{ companies, The plan attracted many jof: ‘our ‘senior citizens” in. “particular. because | they -are: not members of medical ‘plans through their. employ- ‘ment. *- However. older. people espec- ially. often run’ into. very. high drug bills, “ang! ‘medical: coverage without | drug provision. does not: “begin: ito meet: their’ needs. : -Members. of..our group hope that “the: ‘promised am- ‘endments “to the: Medical - ‘Grants |: ‘Act will. include. provision of pres- cription’ ‘drugs, and. we “will “do: our Oo utmost. to: urge: this. * policy. upon ’ the ) nt. been’ fighting for, it does make: it | os ‘SALT: SPRING. eee ae Wee = \Year's Work Reviewed By es epllgey c holes Cc Breregatian | ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry Andrea, Vic- toria, Spent” the’. weekend ‘at: their summer Misses Ainslee: McQuarrie and. Di- ‘ane ‘Sharp, “both . students ‘of . Salt Spring Island elementary: and ‘sec- ondary ‘school, attended. ‘the eighth annual: Future Tea‘chers’ Conference last weekend at the “University of British Columbia. Their billets were arranged by Miss Angela Hedgecock, a ‘finst. year student -at UBC, - who . praduated last . year from the: ‘Salt Spring. school... Mrs, -A...K.. Butler, ' Victoria, was “nd-daughter, “Mr. cand. Mrs. A. G. Agar, Harbour House... : Mr. and Mrs.-E: B.: Howe, were guests over the weekend at: Harbour House: before. returning to California Aj eufter spending the “winter até their & : hhonie’ on Beddis Road. a Mr: were. visitors’ Iast.; week (of Mrs: Geigerich’s mother, vine; Ganges. _. “Mrs: R.-E, Stone. and her three children; Diana, Charles and Naom, who: havebeen spending: tthe past 4wo_-months : with ..Mrs.: Stone’s . par- ents, Mr. and’ Mrs. Graham; ‘Shove, where’ they. ‘will join: Lieut, Com- to Halifax. . “Miss Linda Baker returned. to Vie= toria after visiting her mother, -Mrs: Je We Baker,. - Robinson - Road, last © | weekend. ; home - on .. Mansell“. Road: They were accompanied by. Mrs. ‘An- drea’s -brother-in-law:and sister; ‘Mr.: Mrs. John . Waters, : Vancouver. ||. approve ° a - substantial - increase : “in pod: {landed upside: down in -St.. Mary’s a-weekend: guest - of: har. son-in-law |. :| treated: overnight’ ‘at'.the Lady. Minto and. Mrs: ‘Michael ‘ ‘Geigerich | cook Mrs. 1B. Dejo leave ‘for. Halifax ” on” February ‘ 5]. riander Stone: who has. ‘been posted: aveekend. on: “the Island with Mr. and : a: Mrs." Doug t Brook. AT FULFORD oe | Youth — Injured — a Vancouver -youth, Paul ‘Miller, 18, “of 3546. W. 43rd St., ds Suffering | from. :injuries® received. ina motor Vehicle ‘accident. on Salt ‘Spring Is- Hand at 6:30 ‘Pp.m..on January 29. He was: a ‘passenger in a car driv- on’ by. Robert “‘Byng-Hall of 3578 W. 43rd St., Vancouver. The car left the road when | it tail ed: to make: a: -right. hand ‘turn and Lake, Ganges R:C.M.P. said. The youth is. suffering from con- cussion’’ and. pneumonia: and “was Hospital © and’ Jater transferred: “to St.: Vincent S.2 "Hospital. in: -Vaneou- vero". — ENDER Captain and Mrs. Roy Beech are home: lat- High “Wood, ‘having: spent the past month at.Palm Springs with their daughter Jo Anne, Mr. and Mrs. .R..G. ~Macdonatd “wnd.. two grand-childrer - ae D.’ Macdonald is making ‘satisfac tory progress .at ‘the Royal. Jubilee Hospital, | Victoria: ‘He has under- gone an operation. Mrs. BE. Massa ‘and: her four chil. dren; of: Victoria,. are’ enjoying “a alized aS gy , 1 u Revit ‘Oak’ Rranehy? THE BANK OF MONTREAL OFFERS. ~ YOU THESE. : TAREE. VITAL SERVICES ‘ todas aba iitek ae vour nony: of. our booklets. BT Ways v you ea he normal ai dayebeiay personal ‘paul "ocd ot of most! Cana. sr dians are covered by three essential banking. services. At the. Bank of Montreal: we are geared to p service in ‘these thy yee vital arens,: Bot M Savi ‘travel, edueation, oul durchase a ive you complete pel ings Account is the ideal = Banking ly Mal $2 Money Ondora”® 1 Safokeoping Facilites . os Perea Hichande Trahndetions. down; payment o1 on { ing and yn Roca: moany othary “DONALD, SMITH, Manaier ATM ATE BEIY;. Managor DON MeN ARE Manger A nacarnry, Manager Hisnbau ore RANK MAA a heat A _)Salt ‘Spring. Island and. ‘elsewhere. The’: Seni for Sunday’ School . class fr “1 OF and! Mrs, Percy. Fox, John Shaw..: rr rs te ee ee or eo “GALIANO Peter Dupen- of. ' Homehurch; Es- Sex, England, was a. weekend guest Mr.“ and«:Mrs: . John ‘Rees: who were ‘over: from “Vancouver at. thelr ranch in: the valley with: their ‘fam- ily. . Miss . ‘Elsie Taylor < of | Vancouver: spent. “the weekend: visiting. her mother, -Mrs.. H.. L. Taylor. days ‘in the “city. “UMisses’ EE, E. Trimmer and F. end at their. home on Galiano. Laurence” ‘Brawner ‘of. Victoria; spent Sunday .visiting. on ‘the Island. son and” guests, ‘J. Taylor and: Mr. ‘Eva. Wilson. celebrated: he sixth Robert and Gina Wilson, Syivia and Devina © Silvey, Jacquie, Eumice “and :: Petey” and Henry Head, Mrs. Frank: Brown, Mrs. T. Head, Mrs. M.E, ‘Backlund. community projects. . * . The Explorers . studied: missions in _Appreciation. was: expressed. for the teadership given “by. Rev. ‘and: Mrs.. | MacQuarrie,: for the: work: ‘of .mem- |. | bers. of the: Session; ‘the ‘board: of}: coored pictures | “ghown’- by: tusteds, the: Committee of Stewards, Mites ‘Smeeton “at “McPherson Play= | house ®. ‘in? Victoria: last week”: “were: “Mys;: “George” Maude, : “Lady. ‘Living- | Sten. Miss Doris “Anderson ‘and. Mrs. ooo ok bers | DONATIONS BY ~ HOSPITAL W.A. Mrs. E. .W. ‘Lee is spend: mg ‘a few Mr. and Mrs. Doug Graham were | weekend visitors to the Island. Druce of Victoria, spent the week- _ _Other .weekenders from the :main- land to’ their respective Homes ‘on Gatiano ‘were: C: Webb, Gord Hod-. - {bir thday ¢ on January. 26..-Among her 7 guests © was ‘her great-grandmother; . Mrs. “Be ‘Stallybrass. ~ * Children. hav-: ing fun at. the party. organized’ by Mrs. ‘Pat. Wilson were Janice, Roddy Clarence and: Danny Brown,’ Laurelle, Curtis. Head, Georgie ; Vancouver, and: assisted in other church, and Trinidad: and ‘in Brazil, collected. $7 “for UNIOEF. at Hallowe’ en and ‘don “bated $9.10: ‘to missions. a the: organist; . the-leader.and: mem-. .of ..the choir, the superintendent. ‘land? “teachers: “of: the: Sunday ‘school, “The “members. “of” the ‘congregation the, Sunday s School pianists, the pen £ al’ a ne on’. Pender. Island: have ‘con “hf 1g generously . to, church expense TOTAL $2,330 At the ‘annual meeting held Janu ary 25,.the. Women’s: ‘Auxiliary to the’ Gulf Islands Lady Minto Hospital. re- ported on. 1965 activities. - Donations’ of furnishings : and hos- pital equipment amounting: to. $2,330 were: made by the W.A. . ‘These in- ciuded ~ .furnishing.- the. new. «Sun. Room, ‘several items needed for. the eperating.rooms.and maternity ward wy operating and ‘rubber. mats for the C.A.R.S. room. ’ Their money Paising efforts . during “FULFORD In honor of a friend of the “family, Ji immy_ McLean. of Duncan, a birth- day dinner was held at the’ home of Mr, and Mrs: ‘W. A. Brigden in: Bur-- - “ goyne Vailey recently. Co-hostesses. were. Mrs. Brigden and ‘Miss Rose- mary Brigden.: » Attending ..the ‘din- ner’ “were: Mr. and Mrs. Spencer), Brigden, Robin, ‘Jack ‘and: Margaret}. Reid,. Brian Cunningham, “Miss Ains-| lee McQuarrie, Mr.. and: Mrs. Stuart Govenlock of Sooke, Mr. and Mrs. Brigden, ‘with Rosemary, Marilynne and Angela’ Brigden. .Also visiting the Brigdens ‘over the. weekend was. their: nephew,:. Donald Lecount. of. Mr. ‘Fortune. ‘and. Jim - Hamilton ‘were ‘after-dinner Biests for the birthday party. ; " Visiting Salt. ‘Spring Island. last |. weekend were: Sir. John and®. Lady | Simeon -of :Vancouver. \They: were the. guests. of- Miss. Doris “Anderson. -{at Beaver Point::: ‘They: have. acquir- ed ‘a Piece, of property, in’ that: is: trict::: ; “Attending. ‘the i ectuse: s-tour with [/ Brig: tend | “church, ‘the’ United Church ae ymen, he. ‘leaders ‘of the: C.G.1.T:, and: a amd . the and ‘Mirs. Steve La ‘he of. underprivileged people. [Valentine Tea wh: sch” Wi Mrs. Grimmer To. Head Ladies’ Group. ies’. Guild. of ‘St. Peter's church, ‘| Pender ‘Island; held at the home of Grimmer: was’. ‘named president. a Mrs.-R. Beech had Fesigned ‘as presi- dent: for. 1966-.: Mrs. J. Wilson. Was. re-elected vice- president . and: ‘Mrs. R.: ‘Straker. j agreed: to. ‘continue’: as treasurer. ; Mrs. ME. Coleman was ‘also re-. © elected, as “secretary. good turn-out of members, _ the year included the popular annual bargain. ‘sale in September and ‘Hos- pital Day. in’ May. : : “New, officers elected tor 1966. are president, ‘Mrs. A. K. Willsem; . first. vice-president, Mrs... D..'K. Wilson; - second - vice-president, . ‘Mirs. 2° Be Booth; secretary, °° Mrs. R: Hill: : treasurer, Mrs. R.'T. Meyer; public- ity, Mrs. E. cA, . Jarmian;: “sewing, committee,’ ‘Mrs. A, Hudson, assisted by: Mrs. P. ‘Knowles. rey : MRS. CLIFF LER BAY U.C.W. “Burgoyne Bay “United . Church ° Wonien held. their annual meting: at. week. > The’ following olificer's were elect- ed for the coming year: president; Mrs. Cliff Lee;- first” vice-president, Mrs. Edna. Fraser; ‘second ~ vice- president, Mrs. James Stewart; sec- retary,:Mrs. A. G. House; . treasur- fer, Mrs. Fy. C.. Williams; program. 7 convener, . Mrs. H.’ B. ‘Dickens. . 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