sabled’ ‘Veterans AY sociation.

an “invaluable
ceeds: of tag: distr ibution. Bo toward: “support of TB

= out stealth, 1 have finally. oe
‘snared a ‘shar:

to” my’ door.
- pests on Saturna, it-is also the”

my.frionds -
ornithologists will. be. flocking’
One of. the. worst.

most" “cunning and difficult. to
catch, Although no one in theis-
land’s.- -history- “has. succeeded, Ae.

° am. proud. to announce that after

months;of. careful research, in-.. -
tensive ‘observation and: out. and ;

ce Tt wasn’t easy."

“quiring ‘intelligence, fortitude and ©

perseverance.

aid “in the Associ jation's annual service’ in ‘returning lost keys. Pro-

Vets and: tuber culosis research,

Mrs, Walter Mailey -
Sy Norman ‘and. Bruce,
~“Welbury Point, were visitors last
: nd-in Vancouver and at-
tended the Moscow. Circus.
Lieut. Col. Desmond. Crofton
‘etutned home’ after a five week
__, holiday in. southern California
"anid Mexico. fa
Mrs. W.B. Murdoch, Drom-
° heller, Alberta, arrived this week

.- to Spend a month with her son- ©

«in-law. and daughter, Mr. and —
“Mrs. W. Trelford, Tripp Road.
_ Mrs. D.L.. Bethell, Oxford,
“-Bngland, is visiting her sister,
_ Mrs. Fil. Atkins, Scott Roady
for two thonths.

Mts. Peter Knight, Burnaby,
whe has “fast returned from a
“$oliday in Trinidad, West indies
) ad a visit: ‘wo Washington, D.C.,
‘Wiad a visitor last week-end of

“Mt. ami Mes; Pred Morris,

“Mir. and Mis. R.A, Foulis,
orth Beith Road returned
“from an enjoyable two week tli-
‘ day at Reet Towers, tn Want,

_ean read many; ‘subjects. closely

See eiee politics, Youcan

NDP. ‘meinber - > “Party poli-

Brenda Sharp was surprised
~ that political speakers should cp-

“ pose political education in school

“for fear of ‘students Teceiving
“brainwashing -. “What else ‘Is.
“school?"’ she asked amidst toud
applause “from” the« youngsters
which drowned any answer...
“The students. wanted jo. know
- about. the interpretation. of law.

cial misbehavior,"’

prets the law when he: tries to
- correct a driver," ‘he said.
"The -youth would like to be
able to change some of the laws«
“Well, you; aren't going to--
you have to be: old enough to
vote first,’’ observed Gil Hum-
phreys.. No one got .very. far
on this touchy subject. ‘Break.
the law - and you'll get your in-
/terpretation of the iaw,'’ re-
marked somone. ;
“The best.law is self-disci~
“pline,” summed ‘up the member
fot the Islands, John Tisdalle,
Rev, Father Leonard Schmidt,
who had spoken before the dis-
cussion, ended the panel by thank
ing all who participated and he
called on Rev. Gilpin t close
with prayer. 6
A dance for the students fol-
lowed with the band of the In-

ward Utge giving the beat.

“Wood is made up of collec.
ties: of sincll individwal cells
whith aré mostly from 04 to
212 inchws In length,

“ways, along wit
o pitaltty. of the B
: S are. necessary for. the intio-" ‘

_ duction of new laws in the legis os
‘lative assembly, ee 8

“the interesting

soll, and. his uncanny ability to

““Toomany-are in jail for, So-
‘sald~ “John :
: Disdatte, ‘*The policeman inter- -

“but they also gave six acres

minds drivers that the tags are =

_ISLANDS

: “ing. “the. high: esteem | in. which”

‘announce. that new flags- are al=
eady ordered for the Centennial
; - Park at Ganges to replace the.
wane _ ‘stolen™ “ones. The Park: has
Inn began oper-" “looked sad and bare without the”.
esortin1924, © flags flying. : ‘Donations are still’
nv per= <cdming for“the Flag Fund from.’
off. the Island as well. as from”
local :Island_ residents, .Recent
contributions haye been received.’
~ from» Mr. <and: ‘Mrs. Frank Le
hat. i, if they. Crofton, Victoria, Robert: Rush,’
“to find room Vancouver, - Mrs? HT, Minchin,
sy summer. Meuat _ Bros. Litd., K," Butter~
pular Inn, at- field, Mrss) Ho’. Priester.
people, and. «Donations received : ast eek
from. LC.R. Horel,’
: Thorburn, F, Gi Richards, Aw
-adeacdn G.H, Holnies,; Fred Mor- ~
'Yis,/Mrs. LB. Devine, Miss M,
wee 7 a AY Scott, Poe ‘Jackson, Mrs. J.
Inn was famous _ Roper,, G.S. Humphreys, B.A.
; * Hedgecock, | AVL. » Ryan, ss A.
_Bréwn and.J. Body. 7 °:

~<

nies, boat- ° PEN DER

, and always. -
es. told by

The Rev, M. Coleman has just j
returned home after spending. 10;
days in the Jubliee Hospital. mand
friends are all very happy to see
him back again,

Mrs, Olive Clague came home
on Jan, 19, after. spending five
months in the’ Cariboo with her
daughter -and son-in-law, Mr:
“and Mrs. Shelly Nicoll.

Thorney, —

Those who were: ;
know him. will always: remem-
ber his galety,- is‘love of the

‘grow the flowers. he, ‘laved=so
welt - He- often: had. roses.. at
‘Christmas ‘me: (Wien. No others .

were around. @8 "2 &,
‘During this time, Thorney Miss Norah L, Hawkins, and
married,: .and he leaves five Mrs. J. Kelman, both from Van-

couver, are«spending a few days
at Wild Acres with the J, Ander-’
sons.

- William: Dewar has had to go
{n to the Lady Minto Hospital at

children. . When the’ Beilhouses ©
decided to clese the doors” of
Farmhouse Ton, they chad asmai-
ler house built-on the property,

“of choice waterfront, Known as
Burrill Point, to the provincial Mrs. E, Byrne, from Port Al-
government for use. as a park.
This is indeed a generous gift,
for use of all friends and visi- *

tors who wander in Bellhouse™ Fare well Party .
Park to think of this kindly man,

who worked so hard in thenearby At Goan ges

fields he loved'so well, : :

: Mr. Do s, Ottaw ho
Besides his loving wife, Mar- hae been “te fuest ot ue, ih "
garet, wan ee ese eee Mrs, Grahani-Shove for the past
Son, illiam nara ree. ‘week, entertained at the Shove’s
daughters, Mrs. Gerald (Peggy) * ‘
; _. oo " home *Gailee’’ Wednesday, Jan
Keeping, Ganges, Salt Spring Is- 49 sath prior to his return to
land, Mrs. Mabs Dornik, Vic- : . . :
Ottawa. Guésis invited to the
toria, Mrs. Ron (Belinda) Craig, patty were: Tol. and Mrs. P.E,
Savona, Mrs.Fred(Beth)Cromp- i sonam, Col. and Mts. CE,
ton, Vancouver; one brother, An- Bailey,’ “DE. and Mrs, O.L. Stan-
thony, Victoria; three sistess, won, Mt. and Mrs, Hugh Ross
Mrs, H.A, Spaliing, South Pen- ; ’

der, Mts. A.T. Kingsmill, Powell ure a Meee Hawks,

River, and Mrs. Syd, Donker» “T- rs. T.F. Speed, Sr.

sley, Victoria, and Mrs. D.K. Crofton, Mr. and
%

Funeral setvices were pala on
Friday, January 26th, frota Hay« :

mother during his absence.

Mrs..W.G, Stone; Mt. ated Mrs,
G. Wells, Major and Mrs. Zeton

GALIANO.

hae
Vancou

_this.man and his family. are held. ar

‘than 200 attending.
presented were: 1. Seattle and’

Ganges. Mrs. Dewar'sdaughter,

berni, is a house guest with her

Mrs. John R. Stardy, Capt, and ~

“Mrs. Stanley:Page spent'a fawe

days visiting in Victoria recently.

-Mrs. F.E. Robson has returned

Miss

if # Cin martes —

Tisdalle, ‘M.L.A. for Saanich and
the. Gulf. Islands. to. the recep-

i¢tion held’ at ‘the Crystal Ball- ~

room of the Empress Hotel were:
Mr. and Mrs. C. DIA. Tweedale,
Mr. and Mrs.” A: Clarke, Tom

Carolan, - Mrs, S.. Rustad, Mrs.
T.: Head, Mrs. B, Stallybrass, :

“Mrs. ‘M. Back? und.
- David. Weatherell went-to Seat--

“de: Tecently..to. attend the 1968

Coastwise Halibut Conference,

He. was one of 23 delegates from _
: the Pacific: Trollers Associaton, ;
: which ' was among the. 12 organiz-:

ations represented bythe more
. Ports re-:

other Washington’ Ports, 2, Van-

couver, Prinée ‘Rupert: and all”

other. B.C,. Ports, 3. Juneau, -

-Kake, Ketchikan, Petersburg, and
_ ual other Alaskan Ports.
5 covers thé whole coastline from

This:

Alaska | to California.
ff The final council.: meeting of

was indeed a rare one, it t could

- this befeathered beastie, into a
“nice homey pet: : ;

vision,”

‘ew days ‘spent: in’ is
_Georgeson =
spent - ‘last ‘weekend vesting her.

We ing muscle is lulled into a float-
ing ‘‘nothingness"’. ;

“down the ‘drain,. traces of bub- -

“AmOng , those invited. by J J. D. -

I caught it alive, ° .
where. the fortitude =

“Its: manners’ were™

speak -English- most fluently, —

~ Though, it was obvious its tea-

cher; had been

ailor of the salt- ”

a iest | disposition! ‘But with perse- ~

verance, .I : felt I, could - refine™.

“He had news for. me and re- :
belled at every turn.” That mangy, =
old seabird called me names that"
would take the: knot right out of
your. navel!’ But: my stubborness ~
won out. Mind you, he’s not com=
pletely resigned: to. being a part:
of our household. I’m still hav=
ing problems. ;

For - one: thing, he's a-pluge
‘puller... Pull the. “plug. out . of.
anything ! Your toaster, the tele-
the““iron,:" or even. the
washing machine. Another nasty |.
trick he ‘has is a dandy!” “You've
had? ae ‘hard day,” the: children —
are finally in bed, so you decide ~~
to pour. yourself ’ a nice hot bub=.:.
ble bath! You get in,: lean back,
and relax... With: eyes... ‘closed, fs
the. scent of lavender: making you
feel'so. ‘very “feminine, every ach-..

‘The next scene, folks, is ‘enough

bles are blending into the goose=
bumps o your bonny ‘pink: bony
frame. =" and: you. lie ther

istics ‘of a brown booby; or maybe. wall after ‘him: and got him by

_ even the needle - nosed snipe!”
But soon oe. :

his scruffy ‘neck; just about ready

to commit “birdie murder”; just ~

hen he started reciting the 23rd

-Psalm, tears streaming downhis
“face, ‘sobbing. his little heart out. -

» All. the old. crud needed was
Mantovani’ s. orchestra ‘supplying

the mood music! . What could I

was -‘Atta boy, -H
has dandrufft"’

anything with as’ much talent as
he has,° has to have a use. of

do? | I let him B0,. my. heart sof- .

Some kind. I just can't figure out
what it is yet! :

arv’’; another
time ‘it’ was ‘*Ohhh' your Mommy.” -
“Meanwhile he’s. -
“perched behind 1 me with his beak :
-in my. scalp! vo a
“L-don't. know,. 1 ‘still ‘think ‘that

mien. was fero-= [oo

a. goof,. feelin helples and a “ANS
little, silly, because that: darned 8

th 1e Galiano Island Chamber ot
Commerce was held on Wednes-

day, “January 24th, in the Board :

Room. at Galiano Hall.
. . President Miss Jean Lockwood |
warmly thanked ‘her council for

the help and support given her ~~
: during the past year. ‘There are
“now. 87:members.

“The roads chairmen reported. :

that recent ‘rains. ‘have. played _.

“havoc .with all roads.:./A. letter .
of thanks and sincere. appreci- .
ation. was ‘sent. to B.C, Ferries

past year,

Present ,-were: “Mrs. -RJoM,

Williams, Mrs, M. Backlund, A.J.

Clarke, M. Spouse, E.J. Bam-
brick, R. Aston, T, Carter, Cc.

_ Webb, T, Carolan, G.W. George- ,

son, J. Rogers.

{ wropinsit Mr. and Mrs. Fred

Morris, Mr. and Mrs, JackSmith,
Mr. and Mrs, P.G, James, Mr.
and Mrs, Mac Mouat, Mr. and
Mrs. J.H.M, Lamb, Mr. andMrs,
Sam Hughes,’Mrs. Vernon Case

Morris, Mra. James Mitchell, |

Mrs. Dorothy Wrotnowski, Miss
M.L. Stott, Miss Denise Crofton,
Miss June Mitchell, Torchy An-
derson’ and Lieut-Col. Desmond
Crofton. - &

Notice To Creditors
And Others’

CHRISTINA WORK
TORRIBLE, Deceased

Noti¢e is hereby given that
Creditors, and others hav-
ing claims against the est-

- ate of CHRISTINA WORK
TORRIBLE. deceased, late
of 10103 Third Street, Sid
ney, B.C., are hereby re-
quired to send them to the
undersigned Solicitor, P.O,
Box 479, Sidney, B.C, be~
fore the 15th day of March,
1968, after which date the |
Administrator will distri-
bute the said ‘estate
amongst the persons entit-
led thereto, having regard
only to the claims of which
he shail have received not-
ice.

SYDNEY SMITH PENNY
Solicitor and Adtinistra
tor with WILL annexed.

NOTICE TO
CRED ITORS”

_. ESTATEOF-
OLIVE MYRTLE LEWIS

Notice is hereby given that
creditors andothers having
claims against the estate
of the above-named de- |
ceased; who died at Sidney,
B.C., on. July 8th, 1967,
are.hereby requested to
send them, properly veri-
fied by Statutory Declar-;
ation, to the undersigned
at 392 Royal Trust Build-
ing, Victoria, B.C,, before
the 29th day of February,
1968, after which date the
Administrator will distri-
bute the said estate am-
ongst the parties entitled
thereto, having regard only
to the claims of which he
then has notice,

And all persons indebted
to the said estate are re-

‘quired to pay their indebt-
edness to Said Adminstrat-
or forthwith.

Dated at Victoria, B.C.,
this 2nd day of January,
198.

“fAN M, HORNE”
Official Administrator for
the County of Victoria,

~! Sof

Beg
ieee

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