be. enhanced’ and it’s a.

“pleasure: to..see. the ladies who
Still’ look” after themselves and_
“wear colors. that give them.an’.
eo appearance - of well-being and
co happiness .

” The Easter weekend lured
many. visitors and summer people
over. to Saturna, but’ eventually.
they all flocked to the ferry dock
“and ‘the: island once more ree=

“ ‘same, except for. the odd patch

of: grey in ‘his fur, and his puff

‘sshas*a.few» bald spots. here and
2 there.”

All in all, however, . I'd

5 say: he was’ doing very well for

_ his. age, except.his. hippity hop —
has- now reached «a “Number —
: eleven shuffle’.

‘Big sudy, my sister, paid us

“a visit. the weekend of April

“6th. Nothing ~ really ‘eventful

occurred, We had a few friends
over. She sang. and strummed
three chords on a guitar. They
still can’? believe it. ~°Neither
-can_ the.:crows.. I.haven't seen
them for days...

were Mr. and: Mrs. Ted Girdler

and Ronni Gilmore,’ of: Vancou- ~.
ver}: Mr. and Mrs. A. R ‘Mauger ...
and Diana; and. Mr. ‘and “Mrs. :

Ken" Girdler, of Victoria. nae

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SAINT MARKS
~ GUILD MEETING

- ‘The next afternoon, Jim Camp- .

bell brought three horses down’

‘and. Big Judy.:rode : superbly, I

must say. The horse-galloped..
gracefully down the road, my
sister’s-.. gorgeous * red -hair

” streaming behind and the strid-

ent cries of “Whoa horsiel-Whoa

horsie!?* bounced back. from the —

hills.in an echoing sound. ~
Poor Judy.

Actually. she did“ very well.”

The fact that she was trying to

steer the horse with two strands _
‘of its tail didn’t seem to deter
- her: enjoyment.

The-horse was
a trifle perplexed but probably

“figured, “Oh well, everyone to.

their..own. point of . view!’’ (And.

“ later when it was all over, and
-it was-time to say farewell, we ~

went’ down. to see her off. and .

“watch her waddle onto the ferry,

“Sentimental tears were shed,

“the children cried, the men gaped,
~ the women sniffled, I was heart-
~~ broken. to see ‘her.:go.”. Big Judy::°

was crying too and with a gallant

~-gesture of self control sucked in

her breath and with a handker-
daintily ..dabbing .. her
oversized ‘nose, she’ sang out,
“Pil be back, boobie, Pu be
back!?’ :

“And with that "sound, every
starving ‘or otherwise,

“rodent looking for -a. handout, ”
abandoned ship!.: :
It was very dramatic.
-T'm not too ‘used to that much *
It has taken me a

“The quarterly. meeting of St.
‘Mark’s. Chancel Guild was. held.
“in the Helen Leigh-Spencer Room

2. of St: Mark’s. Church .on Wed-.
: “fesday,” ‘April. 10, at.2 p.m. “with -

the ‘president, “Mrs. J. R: Sturdy

“cin. the “chair, and twenty guild

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Saanich Peninsula. :

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has: joined “our Real” Estate” Department ‘and’ that he will”
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FRIDAY, APRIL 26
SATURDAY, APRIL 27
MONDAY, APRIL 29

i members present, -
© The ‘treasurer’s ‘report. ‘given.
“py: Mrs. Tiffin, showed a-bank
balance..at .the end of. March, : Mrs; Harold’ Pric

from which;a’ substantial dona-

“tion will be given to parish funds,
“aswell as ‘a’ donation to™
. Anglican -Theclogical College. A
donation to the Chancel fund was’
“iyery- gratefully:

the

‘received from —
Mr. S.H. Hawkins...”

A. letter of resignation was
received from Mrs. Douglas Wil-

~"gon,: ‘whose “work ‘in: the upkeep ~~
“of the brass and linen’over sev- ;

eral years is very much Appre-
ciated by the guild. -
Major ‘business of the afternoon

, was the report given by Mrs. J.B.
~ Acland and Mrs, F.J. Atkins on

plans for ‘the ‘‘Bread and Butter’?
tea in aid of.the Primates’ World

: Relief Fund, to be held on Wed-
“'nesday, April 24, at-2:30 p.m.,_
and Mrs.°°
Long. Harbour.

“at the. home of: Mr.

‘while the event will be strictly
@bread-and butter’?.. tea of
various types of delicious breads,

vin keeping with ‘the austerity of
“the occasion there will also be

a food ‘stall, convened by Mrs.
H. Deyell with contributions don-

- ated by members of the various

“guilds in the parish.’ -Mrs. F.1.”

zuests of: Mrs. Swartz at Clakilt’:

: House,’ July 31st.

_ Was raised. .

. LAND ACT.
Notice of Intention to Apply.
to Leasé Land

In the recording district of
Cowichan and situated. in /
Brentwood Bay, Saanich In-
let, Offshore from and ad-
joining Lot 154, Cowichan
District.

Take potice that 1, J.H.
‘Gilbert, of 786 Saunders
‘Lane, of Brentwood Bay,
occupation Marina oper-
ator, intends to apply for_
a lease of the following -
described lands :-..

Commencing at a post-
planted at the S.W, corner
of Lot 154 thence N.W.
150 ft. Thence N.E, 225
ft. thence S.E. 260 ft. along
low water mark to inter-_
cept existing Westerly
boundary of Lot 154, thence
jogging along existing
boundary of Lot 154 S.W.
30 ft. thence N.W. 85 ft.
thence S.W, 100 ft. to point
of commencement.

and containing 0.73 acres
more or less for the pur-
pose of mooring boats ind
floats.

James H, Gilbert

Dated this 8thday of March,

1968
15-4

"the end of the meeting.

e are : fortunate”

On. ‘Thursday, ‘April 4th, Donald s

‘Frederick, only .son.of Mr. and .

Mrs. F:.E. “Robson, of Galiano
Island, -wedded Diane Elaine Hat-
ton,’ only daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J.R. Mackie, of Vancouver.
<The” wadding” was“ held?at’8
p.m., in the St. Georges: Angli-
can Church, Rev. James Dalton
officiating. The. Church choir

sang before the service, ‘and |
sduring: the. signing. of ‘the regis-

ter.
Best man was. WA, (Bil) New.
The lovely bride’ was radiant
in. her floor-Jength . white ‘linen
gown, with long train, held in.
place by a ifara of seed pearls.

‘She carried a bouquet of Easter ~

lilies'and stephanotis. -
‘Her three attendants wore mat- :

ching long tu’ “noise gowns, with =

matching accéssories, and car-
‘ried. posies “of white daisies,”

Ushers were Jim Dunn and.
Dave.Hatton, . Pate

The- reception. ‘for. the” more.
than. 140 guésts. was held -at the’
Marine: Drive- Golf’ Club. Toast
‘tothe bride: was given by Rev.”
Dalton, replied to by the groom.
Toast. tothe bridesmaids was
given by W.A. New. ;

- The happy couple left that e even-..
_ing for a honeymoon in Las Vegas, .
Nevada, and on their return they
will reside in Vancouver. -

: A. C.W. Meeting

“The = month, " Sqeeting: of the
Anglican Churen- Women was held
inthe | Parish ‘room; Ganges;
: Friday, April ‘19th.
dent, Mrs. S, Bannister, was in’

the chair and took the devotional ;
.- period. ma :

“Mrs, G.H. Holmes. read’ an

"article on the work of the Bible
Society.

wen GH. Laundry : and ‘Mrs:
Norton gave an. interesting”

Tapert ‘on: the ° ‘annial Diocese

Board ° Meeting held in. Victoria
. recently. eo baat

The A.C.W.: members decided :
= to make small. children’s: clothes Thu
- for dorcas: work, eee

“The. ‘annual’ Anglican Parish

“Fete will be - held vat, Harbou
urer, “reported on:
‘Sale “held recently

Mrs... E: Barber was.
hostess after: the meeting, =

21 st: Birthday Dinner

- Cameron. ‘Crofton, eldest son 7
of Mr. and Mrs. °P.D. Crofton.

celebrated his 21st birthday with,
. a. family. dinner at. the home.of
chis uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
“Graham Shove, “Gailee"’. | ~
Lieut.-Col. Desmond. Crofton

7 proposed the: toast ‘to his god-
“son, Cameron, and Mrs. Graham -
- Shave" ‘proposed © a.toast to his:

_god- daughter, Miss Kerry Crof-
ton,

Atkins will be in charge: of trans- -

portation. - ;
The: Easter decorations. of St.

. Mark's. were handled by Mrs. D. |.

Seward,’ assisted by her- ‘two

daughters and Mrs. P. G. James. - :

The .. service for this occasion

was taken by Rev. Wright andthe
Easter music was played by Mrs. :

M, Cunningham.

. Volunteers. for chancel clean- z
“ing for. the’ year are as follows: ©

Mrs. W,A,. Brown,. brass; Mrs,

‘Acland, silver; Mrs, Deyell, lin-

en; and. other: members of the
‘guild will. do the monthly clean-
-ing and flowers.

oMrs.--
charge of.the St. Mark's Hasti-

Notes . kindly donated -by Mrs.
S.A. Thompson:

Talent money
was received from members at

next quarterly meeting will take
place. on Wednesday, . July 10 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Deyell.
served by Mrs, H, Stafford and
Mrs. Hardy. ,

With regard to. the “Bread

aiid Butter’ tea in aid of the
Priniate’s World Relief’ Fund,
it might be added here that St.
Mirk’s Guild is not unique in
this respect, as a Similar “hum-
anitarian luncheon’’ . consisting
of only four ounces of rice and
a pot of tea is planned for Vic-
toria in the immediate future,
to be headed by. the Lieutenant-
Governor and the Anglican and
Roman Catholic Bishops. Also
at the cathedral people have been
asked to miss a meal, placing
somé in baskets at the cathed-
ral, or it’s equivalent in cash,
towards the Primate’s World Re-
lief Fund, in an effort. to show
that we who have so much might
do something for those who aré
without.

Vancouver

‘The’ Presi-—

: large crowd gathered. to ‘suppo r

“te oothe’ Galiano Island Volunteer. Fir
2a :

a land Chamber of Commerce,

: 4 tiful

Cc. Carroll - will-take

The

A. delicious tea was ..

Mr. and- Mrs. Ww B. Willis, of

Vancouver, © and daughter, Miss

Bonnie Willis, are spending their. “day,” May 4 at 2:30 atthe home

of Mrs. E. Worthington on n Ganges.
7 Ail,
Mr. Holyhead will talk with us .

Easter. holidays: at ‘their home at
Montague ‘Hbrw:. :

Mr. ‘and: Mrs. Rich Hume and
family, of Victoria, are visiting

. parents, Mr andMrs.J.P. Hume.
Mr. and Mrs: David New and“
7 sons are. spending ' a’ few. days:

with ‘parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. A.
New... :
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Mallett of

Victoria, recently spent: a few

days with brother and sister-in-

_ law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mallett,

at Whalers Bay, Eric Mallett

“{s the well-known vice-president:

of B.C. Tel, in Victoria:

Wesley and Heidi Nicholls, of

Haney, came over to Peaceful

“Valley Ranch at Galiano to visit

Mrs,.M. Backlund for. some of
their Easter holidays. Mr. and
Mrs.’ R. H. -Ansley, of West Van-

7 couver,’ are ‘Spending a few days

at. their summer.bome at Sala~
manca Point.

family, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lang,
and Mr. and: Mrs.--Cliff':Long,

-who drove from Altario, Alberta, ~

with some of their family for the
Easter holidays.

Mr. and Mrs. F.E. Robson:
went to Vancouver to: attend the
wedding of Mrs. Robson’s nephew

Paul David Adank, to Vicki Diane, °
daughter ‘of Mr, and. Mrs; K.Ro-:

Hunt, of Clayburn. The wedding
was held at the St. Mathias Church
Abbotsford, - on April. 13; at 7

-p.m., with an enjoyable full din-
ner reception following the cere~ ©.

mony. at El Rancho, followed by
dancing to a three-piece orches--

tra. Almost 200 people attended. °

David. is. well-known on Galiano,
as he visits often.

ANNUAL GALIANO

EASTER AUCTION

well-known Irish na

Department and the Galiano .Is

: Feature of the day was abeau
Easter. cake,

Of, twenty-five dollars!
: ‘Two. friendly: rivals kept ‘the

bidding going up, and up, and. up,”

unti): they agreed to pay $12, 50

“apiece, and split the cake! Not.
“many of the more than two hund=
red. -gathered knew -that one. of.

hus-"—
“other: (a good.
. friend, John Rees, but: they got
“who”. was” celebrating. her: :
19th birthday the following day.

them: was ‘Mrs. Tweedale’s
band, and: the’

a resounding cheer when agree~

“ment was finally. reached for ve
“their generosity. .
“. There -were many more beauti- 2
‘fully-deocrated cakes, all bring-

ing a high price, to’ the delight

“and Mrs. Henry Mattson, of Van-.. 9 — -
~-couver,.to Vicki Diane,” daughter. ©

of Mr, .and Mrs. K.R. Hunt, of
2- Clayburn.

~ The wedding. was “golemnized
‘eat «Mathias *: Anglican.

~ Church,

Auctioneer with the 1¢ loud voice noe

‘made“and*
‘decorated by Mrs.C.D.A. Tweed- :
ale, which_brought the huge. sum:

a worthwhile. projects: Aoring | the

of, the. ladies who. SO. “carefully.
. baked them. :
“Tom was assisted “at ‘the

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>" Geoffrey: Holyhead, a chrysan-
& themum’ grower, of Victoria, will:

conduct our _ workshop . on Satur.

about chrysanthemum plants, how :

_.to handle these, and their future

care, This will be an ‘important
and helpful meeting for everyone

who grows, or tries to grow,:.

chrysanthemums. ve

‘Special attention will be given”
to the «care of. plants given by °~

the club to its members, So that
they. can. exhibit these at the
Fall Flower Show. :

_Adank- Maat
Wedding

“Mr. ‘and: Mrs..
went to Vancouver to attend the
wedding of Mrs Robson's nephew

“paul David“ Adank, eldest son of,
“Tom Carolan went to Clover-" B Adal orth V:

_ dale last weekend for a family
 Te-union with his’ sister and

the. St,: ic
* Abbotsford, on’ Satur~
day, April 13th,’ at abe m. Best

man was the groom’s brother, mt
- John. Adank.

Following the. ,wedding, a. full ~:
‘dinnér reception. was held at El:
“Rancho, Abbotsford, for the more
Tt was follow-.-
-ed- by: dancing to a three-piece
: orchestra. :

“The happy couple will reside:

than 200 guests.”

in. Abbotsford. =David-is well-
known on’ Galiano, he received

-some of. his schooling there. :

ART SHOW AT HOLBERG

_-Mrs. Gladys ‘McDermott. (nee. :
2 Borradaile) ° former: Sait. Spring.
“Islander, © Conducts an‘ art class

~~ at San Josef, Holberg, B.C. where
she" and her. husband now resi .

: landscapes, :
‘from _the -visitors.. Thirty
pictures were sold during © the

Al,

dogs.

and Margaret Day.

~ Some of. the proceeds will ‘buy :

‘new tires for. “the. fire. engine,
“and the. remainder used’ ‘for othe

‘year, =.

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IN A DEAD END. JOB?”

Men and women needed now to. -

-investigate claims for insurance.
adjusters} expenses paid. and.car

furnished... Pick location, earn= |:

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“to $1,000: per.month full time, ~
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at home; “keeping. your present .
. job until ready to move up, For

complete. details about this State
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“Suggestions. made . for’ improve~ . 1
= ment. ©
, discussion. 00/4 Pe

-. floricultural. section. ‘by ‘Mrs, E,
‘Worthington, using as examples,

lithe

F.E, - Robson -

drew ~ admiration:

show. for:a “value: of over $500. -

auction by ‘Tom Carter and Glen —
Stahl, the very busy treasurer. .|”:

“-was_ Mrs. Ches, Williams. Miss —.
_: , Jean - Lockwood :and- Mrs..
a “Killock: were: “kept” busy’ in the ps
“kitchen making the coffee and hot »:|
They were. sold by the — :
“Misses~ Arlene - "Rees - and ‘Mary’ a

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at. our: last ‘meeting, April oui

“Several. “amembers. |
along. their arrangements and Jal
‘these. were freely discussed and

Mrs. P.G. James led the ;

_. Pointers were given re “setting 2
up flowers for exhibit in-the |

flowers which’ she had brought ©
to” the meeting... Plans ‘were
finalized: for the. show: on May

“Arrangements \ were made for if:

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