PAGE six

Wednesday, eae 29, 1965

§ SALT SPRING.

Biggest. variety. ‘of. ferry. links”
-available. tothe tourist is probably ,
Still to be. found on Salt Spring. Ie:
; land. .

a “The. ‘tourist’ ‘may’. “come. ‘into the
-“jsland: at Long Harbor.. The ferry
“wiharf-is*strictly in conformity. with:
‘those’ larger “installations in: other.
ports. The road broadens out at the
“terminal: and-" there! Jare’. various
~~" Janes, each ‘providing for different
:. destinations, : :
Traffic lights and a igdern ‘and
“formal “small, office: in “grey _and
.. White: complete’ the, picture. :
The. road “from Long Harbor. is
- =. possibly the only straight road on
> Salt: Spring. Island.’ Built. for.” the
ae specific | “purpose . of meeting. the
* ferry, jt. deviates neither to the left
‘nor. the.-vight:.. It) progresses. at. a
“ ‘arag-strip | ‘pace, to’. Ganges.
: the tourist may: excusably believe
~ himself to “be. onthe. mainland.
 Suddenly..the pace changes ‘and so”
does. the. scene,” The “road : narrows.

as che. comes’ into” the’ ‘commercial
: community. of /Salt Spring | ‘Island.
Flanges ‘and cleats” are prohibited,
he.is warned, and “he ‘faces the real
2 Salt: Spring. Island; avith its. sharp

it “has been for many. years:

eS Island Ferries . Use > :
- Va riety C Of \

brilliant ..with . their’ varieties: along:

into” ‘a swwitchback “of sharp ‘curves |°
-years is the’ traffic, light.’ When the:

contours: and. spectacular mountain ; |

“At ‘Ganges: the - whart is’ ‘minch as
Once a.
An: Fulford is still a producer of timber. .

ny: traveller. “who -once knew -

Ace "gait ‘Spring “Queen, once the

7 jhatves |

The. motorist will then. drive ‘south .
‘to Fulford after’ ‘a “holiday “on the
northern’ ‘island.-.Of all. the. island
wharfs, Fulford is the: most ‘quaint.
‘Approached. by a steep ‘hill which
curves around ‘the. bay, ‘Fulford’ was
‘once a very prominent logging cen-
tre. Although there -is still ‘activity
in this direction, Fulford: is. no long-
er the centre it used ' to be.

‘The community is gradually build-:
ing. up again after the. collapse of
its.central economic post. The traf-
fic lining. up. for’ the ferry is met

nouncing . that ‘only six. -cars .may
wait at that point. The . driver. who
heads ‘the. queue is lucky. The man
who. is “one -among many “might
have to-return to the back of: the
line-up. and thereby. Jose his ferry.

The: wharf: is unchanged over ‘the
years. ‘Instead ‘of new:-and pleasant
modern. offices, it has. flower. boxes

the centre’ of | ‘the wharf approach. :
‘Only change. at - Fulford ‘in’many

‘light. shows -.red .a car: might. ‘well.
finish up. at the bottom’ of the sea
if the, driver is too ‘persistent: On
green, -the: cars ‘board the ferry. .
RURAL APPEAL

‘The “whole . picture’ ‘of Fulford. is
“one of quiet ‘rural appeal. The ‘oc-
‘casional truck. carrying poles: twice
its own length. is’ a- reminder ‘that

On: ‘returning. ‘to Swartz: Bay- ‘the
tits. Pune:
spoiled pier will: be: staggered. There’
[remains no. link

Delta. Princess, ~and: ‘still: Jacking: a:

“of Victorians: in: 1905.'

freshment. of. th
lery;- ‘the show.

these last: that Jong). ‘they. ave all
that” ‘posterity. will “have © to: show.
“them: the. Ifo,” ‘aims and thoughts

Were: :it.-not :for».the -mental Tes
ismaliar Ker: ‘Gal:
would be an’ avid

‘tuned to Ganges after two ‘weeks

with.a sign, around the corner, an- |’,

‘School, spent ' the weekend. with ‘her
‘parents; “Mr... and Mrs. Gilbert Hum-

daughter, :

ith ithe Past of :

one

_ GANGES ae

Mr. and ‘Mrs. .-H. A. Emerslund
and Mr, .and:Mrs,. -F:°H. Kirkham
returned home last Sunday ‘after. a |:
week's’ motoring ‘trip. to’ .Quesnel,
Barkerville and Sheridan Lake:| On
their. return. from. the’ Cariboo. they
crossed ithe North: Thompson ‘River
‘at Kamloops: atid travelled through
the Okanagan. — ;

Mrs. W...B. Murdoch. fron’ Drum-
heller, Alberta, is spending: two
weeks With her son-in-law. and
daughter, “Mr..and. Mrs. Ww: A, Trel-
ford, St. Mary. Lake.

Mr. and Mrs, J. H. M. Lamb re-

visiting in Calgary with Mrs. Lamb's
father, who celebrated “his” 93rd
birthday. on Sept: 18:

“Mrs. Graham Shove has be en
visiting. -her “ brother. and. sister-in-
law,* Mr.’ and Mrs. P...D.: Crofton,
Victoria, this. past: week. 2:
Miss: Gillian Humphreys, ‘ “who is
attending: ‘West. Vancouver High,

phreys,. Ganges.

Mrs. Harold Price, Ganges: was a
recent, ‘visitor ‘of: her son-in-law’ and.
‘Mrs and Mrs. -W.: Sor-

chinski, Victoria.

‘the - public: with good. vision” and
normal brains; what is‘ there (apart:
from the. Ker. Gallery)” to enjoy?

London | Specially, galleries . were
places :to_go.to enjoy ‘one’s: self.
_All that has -changed—and- “yet—

flock: ‘to: our -. gallery. to “see Old
Masters? Why?. Because they ‘rec-
ognized, their worth: they. communi-
cated: :

Bially-Trel

And, :as- 4t-used*to be in Europe, in}

and ‘yet, did” mot. Many - thousands :

, ments: of.

At Salt. Spring

: Dahtias~ ‘and ‘chrysanthemums
vanging in-autumn ‘hues from cream
‘to. orange: and -flame decorated: Ow’
Lady of “Grace «Catholic “Church,
Ganges, on Saturd: uy, Sept..25, at.4
p.m.,:, when Penelope Anne. Trelford
exchanged marriage vows with
Harry Bially. Rev. William Mudge
officiated’ at the “ceremony which
united the daughter. of Mr. and Mrs.:
‘A. Trelford, St. Mary ‘Lake, Salt
Spring Island, and .the son of 3 Irs.
Peter Bialty, .Overstoneville, Man.,
and the late Peter’ Bially.

Joe Nickerson’ played’.the organ. |
Entering the church’ on. the -arm
of cher father, the radiant dark-
haired’ bride’. wore .a < floor-length
gown -of-white lace over ‘satin with
high neck, trimmed swith lace collar,
em pire. waistline» and lily - point
sleeves. : Her. fingertip, iMusion -tulle
veil’. was -held in place. by a lace
coronet.: For something: old she, wore
her: great-grindmother’s. gold signet.
ring. She carried a cascade bouquet.
of white roses “and” stephanotis., oe
The” only “attendant, ‘Miss Susan:
Graham’. as om. aid’ of .honor,” was
‘Charming in van) oraige- flame: silk
elvet floor-length gown, “fashioned
with an empire waistiine and. scoop
neck. Her. -head-dress was: a single
flower peial..of .the. same material
and she carried a: bouquet ‘of cream
chr ysanthemums. and tangerine « car-
nations.

~ Keith’-Gillner was ‘the best man,
and. the usher -was “Alan Trelfora,
brother, of. the bride.

~The “recepti on. was held - in
Shamrock ‘Room at Harbour
‘Hote: »

House
Attractive. floral . arrange-.
autumn: ‘colors: decorated”
on room. The. three-tiered:
take:
e of held

heather a the

n: ‘Modern Litera
hich: che™ compare: wi ft

es,
man: ‘mow,

inal, if ‘not, strange. and. unheard of;

other artist:-be he over. so great . on
originality. 4s: more than beauty),

‘originality

num—the. sin in. fact. of. pridet” =
WHAT IS “THERE?

a. In solving: cr

ning. on ihe’ cae ‘teloviaton notwork AR he perfotns fenle ‘of de rine
ime, Tho Saint: always. Reems, Ao. be aurrounded |b:

a anit cand pepper: shakers: should © De
placed hetween: every. two covers,
{2 Q) What. ds:the carreeteway to ad=|’
-Jdvoss-a letter: to a friend’ whose Wis.
(J bandichas recently ‘passed: ‘Away?

eginning of: this century’
“Hardly does: al: young:
Pal paint
- Hee “Pen ‘or’ ‘chisel, than «he : feels
impelled” to: create. ‘something. orig-

ohne would: thing himsalf « humiliated
in: following the methods’ “of: an,

‘there Is an: ‘extravagant desive for
ty; an’ exaggeration ‘of ‘in-
dividual energy, a: want:ot equalibe

For the AWenipe. 90. par gent of

: engr ‘aved. only on. the note

10: ‘speak: to’ him’:

and- f ast: rules:
ata:

awkwardly -vemain: Standinge:,

. the bridegroom a Bit on: thelr wed
ding day?. oe
AS While net‘ ‘obligatory,

J Blt ee
Ae T8, ity necessary >,

that
hearer at. a. fun

‘ens: ave: sttangers:
from: jot Of, town fh
_ bride's

parents”

A "This: does
‘they, hiive!-to.-1 vi
dn thelr, ‘home: or oven” t
the hotel.

not mean, | ‘however, tha
Ao: 4

shakers ave ceased con © the’

A For. ‘the: ‘anlee of ‘convenience,

ALThe:

“samo ons alwitys—=""Mrs,
Frank © We

Masterson."

Is leaving for military, service?.

expected of yous. wt

J server twa or-three Alshos ata tinte,
it she wmust. QOL the ‘serving: alone?

AL No; the: monogran should be

AY Usually—but: this: isn't a hard:
>seated, in ‘a*corner. io
‘table which: as: evamped : ‘foro:
space, he. would be. in error to..think.-.;
he. had * to’ strugple 10 his ‘feet and

| Q. Is: It-obligatory. that” ‘bride give:

it Is cus:
domary.. for the bride: to: give the | %
+ bridegr room, some sort: Of -porgonal. sp

Qe What is expected: of the’ bride's 8
parents: when the, bridegroom’: ee yi
Ande ayy ‘coming
for, the. wedding?
“should
ecommodaiion: and
show. them. ‘every. courtesy ‘possible,

vite them, Jo; stay

QTE ndividuay “saly sud pepp r

. “dine
_pNer: table, ow many should: he. pros,
‘| vided?

Le QETs It properto: take a “pift. font.
farewell: party": for’ ae friend who

PACT you area: very: clase irl

Ad This al), itis for it; “hosters. to

-She-- woe

ner,

‘ite a
party continued at the home of-Mr:'

surmounted’: by». a]

Heard
On Saturday.

smart cream colored light wool suit,
cream’ and “tan. printed silk ‘blouse.

burnt sugar ‘color, and her acces-
“sovies were, tan to: complete her. en-
semble. Her corsage was. of bronze
baby chrysanthemums. :

The ‘young couple will motor. to
Overstonvitie, ‘Manitoba, “for their
honeymoon." oe
Out-of-town, guests were the bride's
grandmothers, Mrs. N. B. Atkinson,
Sooke, . and “Mrs: W...B... Murdoch,
Drunrheller, ‘Alberta. From Vancou-
-ver were Mr.: and: Mrs. Keith Gell-
Mr. tind Mrs. ..D..'Thomas,. Mr.
and Mrs. -Paul Weeks, and. Miss
Ursula Seigler. From Nanaimo were
Mr.and Mrs, A. Csepe and Mr. and
Mrs. S. Thomson, Benson Lake. Vie-
‘toria. guests were. Mr. and ‘Mrs., El-
mer McDermid and:Mr. and Mrs:
Ian, Foubister.: Also” attending..were
Mrs. Re J: ‘Wiebe of: Powell River;
Mr..and ‘Mrs. Douglas _Greenhough
of: Abbotsford.” :

TEACHERS HOST
TRUSTEES AT

CONSERVATION CAMP FOR”
GIRL FOREST GUARDS —

“woods this Thursday: as .they. open

‘Lake,. near Squamish, _ These girls

a. Breton ‘fur. felt hat in +

MRS. F. ‘BENNETT
|GANGES P.-T.A

| Mts, -Fletcher Bennett as president

SALT SPRING

-Teachng . staff. of School District
No. 64 were hosts at a dinner party
on Sept. 24.at. the White ‘Elephant
Cafe, Ganges. ;

Speci: ai guests” “were ‘the school
‘trustees © and. secretary of Distriet

‘husbands and wives...
After an - enjoyable ‘dinner the
and’ Mrs: Al. J.. Hepburn, Beaver
Point: Road. u

| PRESENTED TO a

resented ‘a cheque :
Sally, Coleman, of: Pender :

64.. Also:.invited. were the respective:

" "3100 to: sist |

and. “target: shooting, water | satel
Will also.-be stressed and the girls
will be taught how to handle. boats,
canoes, and sail boats. As part’ of:
this, artifical respiration : and: the’
principles 0 of: swimming» and’. life -,
saving will, be reviewed: Water ;
sports’ will also be included ‘along
ayith the usual: baseball .and. volley-_::
-ball games, _Skits and ‘camp fire
programs will: round out the activi-
ties... a
The girls will assemble on Sun- | .
day to‘receive their..camp training
badges. These. girls in their forest
green uniforms will come. from Vic-
south to enjoy a warmer climate.

Sixty-one. Girl Forest. Guards; in- |
cluding: five from the Victoria area,
and their: leaders. will taJ:e to the

a. special: “training ‘ camp at ‘Evans :

are: the sister. organization. of “the
Junior.” Forest.-Wardens © and’ there
are now over .200. throughout British
Columbia. :

“The camp will instruct in conser-
vation ‘skills-and will feature vigor-
ous recreation. It will extend: from
Thursday to noon Sunday, and -Sat-
urday will -be devoted to testing
exercises.

i for ancouver,.. greater
Although most of the courses that Powell ae area and Williems - |
will be taught deal-with forest con- Lake meee ’ a |

‘servation . and-- related: activities in-
cluding. the use: of ‘fire weather in-
struments, tree identification, fire
prevention. and the use of fire equip- °
ment, woods’ survival, rifle safety,

Camp Supervisor is Mrs. W. Myr.
ing, aided by Mrs. S. Carli, Mrs.
Blythe, Mrs. J. New and Miss. C.
Stewart- ae

a -_ oe
oa ee ie RO

PRESIDENT OF NORTH PENDER en
“'Mrv and Mis. P. H, Gri immer have ce ; |
School meeting oat Spring Is oa) spent a wock with Mr.and Mrs

‘Harry © Auchterlonie. in’ New: “West- -
Parent-Teacher.: Association : elected: on eer. o ;

2 My. and Mrs:

He Cathaine shave
returned™fo° Vancouver. after > two
weeks on ‘the -istand. - Marv Cutlerne,.
an. architect, is supervising the ad-
dition to: St. Peter’s Church.

Mr. and: Mrs.. Ernie Blatchford;
with Pau! and’ Pam, ad from Van-
ecuver, are at their island cottage
for the weekend.

. Doug. Brook is a patient in the
Veterans’ ‘Hospital, ‘Victoria. a
Miss Netta.Ker, Miss Rowena. Gil-
bert:both’ of West Vancouver, and
“sl. Miss’ Beth Albhouse, from Victoria

Avere guests.of Miss ‘Joan Purchase

forthe: 1965-66. year...
; A good turnout to:the méeting. was,
reported. Also elected were: . Mrs.
Doris’ Rogers, . vice-president; - Mrs.
H. E. Bryan,. secretary; Mrs. Mar-
garet Croft, treasurer; “Mrs. R. At-
kins, ‘refreshments; -‘Mrs.: Anne So-
ber, publicity; Mrs. Giadys Pringle,
membership, and Mrs.: F. Schwag-
ley, historian: .
“The focal teaching ‘staff were. in-
troduced: to. those ‘present. :

: FRIENDSHIP

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