Wednesday, July 10, 1968.

Clan Invades —

A. ‘joyous: family: reunion took. place recently on Galiano Island. . The ‘annual gathering of ‘the tterson clan proved a happy occasion. last..Sunday, when. it.. collected at: the home of Mrs.

: Edward Bambrick, “By noon the - a family resident at.Sturdies Bay ; ' was. .abustle with adults and youngsters gathered for the fun, ’ A buffet table was set up in the Bambrick kitchen and-cool shade trees everywhere made ideal spots for picnic’ eating, Among those present from Van- couver Istand were: Mr.andMrs, Geoff Bradley with Leslie, Jim and Susan; Mr. and Mrs. L, Armstrong; Mr. and Mrs, J. Stokes; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wil- jaims; and Miss Janet Southern, a From Powell River: a cele- 5 brity, Miss Powell River of 1968 ) : Quis: ‘Sandy Martinuk). From Strone, Scotland: Miss Wilma

Hughes... From . Montreal and Cologne, Germany: Mr. Karl Kersten. From the Vancouver :

area: Miss: Cheryl:Carter, Mr.

Fred Cawsey, Miss Anita Lawry,

Mr. and Mrs. R. Baille, Mr. Don Patterson, Mr. Stan. Patterson

and baby, April; Mrs, Barbara

“Rose and daughters Joan, Jean

_and Denise; Mr. and Mrs. EW. Beard; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brad-

ley and sons Kenneth and Eric;

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bradley

and daughters Anne and Eleanor

and. son Christopher.’ Mrs. B. Johnson; Mr. and Mrs. R.A,

Beard and sons: Douglas, Bill

and Jamie. Also Miss Janet

: - Ferguson, From Victoria the 4 Misses Susan, Dorothy. May. and ’ Cheryl. Cornaby. The fun. and jollity prevailed until. the last or: of the evening had depart-

~ GALIANO

Mr, and Mrs, Colin Murcheson, with their two daughters, of Nan- aimo, spent several days on Gali- ano last week; visiting friends,

Inksters cabins.

Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Bickerton,

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Port Angeles

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the John Nobles, have been week“:

end guests at the Nobles’ cottage. Ken ‘Winship of North Surrey,

with ~ David,

Winship. | Mrs. Winship. now makes her home with her sonand. daughter~in-law, ©

Mr.:..and Mrs. Douglas Cam- eron;~ Vancouver,

Cameron, Mrs. Bennett?s daugh-_ ter was winner of the Regional Dominion Drama Festival’s. best actress award and was guest of the DDF for the finals at Wind- sor,

Mrs. Connie Swartz is “back after. visiting friends in Van- couver. where she attended the ‘opening of the.11th annual Van- couver Festival. © During the past few. weeks, guests at CLA- KILI have been Mr. Gerald Ash- thorpe, the Ted Girdlers, Mr. Ronnie Gilmore, from Vancouver the Howard Davises from Vic- toria; and Mrs. Marta Powell, Peachland, -with-Ronnie, son of Mr; and Mrs. | Artin ‘Shaw of Trepanier, °

of Houston, Texas, will spend the next month at their cabin -on-Murcheson Bay, and seeing their new house being construct- ed by Ken Sater.

Mr. and Mrs. Benger of Ed- monton, are spending their holi- ‘days at their summer homg on Gulf Drive.

Mr. and Mrs, E c. Ketcham, who have returned from another world tour, are now in residence in Bambrick’s duplex.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Pixley, with their daughter, Miss Ruth Pix- ley, are spending their annual holiday at their summer cot- tage.

Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Ansley, of West Vancouver, sent the past weekend at their home at Salamanca Point. i _

Tom Carolan

fram hic. -annual— ae CNT is

William’s Lake Stampede, Tom

has returned

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_.is’ ‘well-known. in. the stampede

“ town, was among the first people

‘cowboy .of some. note. throws his lassoo in the expert way only known to those’ of years and years of experience. .

A garden party will be held at

4... the attractive home. and garden f° of Mrs. Flo. Bellhouse: on. Sat-.

lively group of workers: have an interesting afternoon planned, and the proceeds wil! go .to St. Margaret of Scotland Church.

There will be a dance party in the Galiano Hall on July 20,

.. with. piano playing by Maury Lup=__...

ton. ; Entries are now being received

by conveners . Miss Jean Lock=

wood and Mrs. F, E. Robson for

'- the Arts and Crafts and Hobby

show on, August 3.

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= LEGION. GATHERING

Members of the Canadian Women's Press. Club recently toured Vancouver Island and enjoyed the Mary Backlund of Gali- -

experience thoroughly.

are, MadeleineLevason of Montreal; Mrs. Backlund; and President Joan Danard. of Toronto.

above

ano Island, an enthusiastic member of the Club, .

acted as tour, conductor in this area.

_ Pictured

‘from left to right:

‘Royal Canadian Legion, Branch » 32. hosted, ‘the: mid-Island zone"

~- meeting held al the Legion Hall,

”* Ganges Sunday, July 7th.

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Canadian Women’ s Press Club — Meets And Tours Island

By MARY BACKLUND

From. compleie strangers to the best of friends in three days? Oh yes; if you happened to be one of the hundred and twenty- five ladies who attended the tri- ennial meeting of the. Canadian Women’s Press Club in Van- couver in June of 1968!!!

It was a thrilling experience to see in person .ladies whose writings that were admired for some time, and to meet together for the purpose of triennial busi-~ ness sessions.

On Friday night, we went to the spacious hospitality suite at the Vancouver Hotei, for the reg- istration and reception, which

people, including His Worship, Mayor Tom: Campbell and his wife.

From the. soft evening of that reception, breakfast, hosted by B, C. Forest Products, Crown Zellerbach, and McMillan. Bloedel... We had a gay time ‘finding our places, marked: by the names on the front of the plastic loggers hard hats in bright orange.

Following business sessions from then until noon, with a

coffee break, courtesy of C.N.R., we boarded buses for Stanley Park, lunch in the Pavilion, and a tour of the aquarium. We

’ desk on. the -first evening; large name tag, which helped a lot to identify each other, and about here, I was given a new name.

-All of a sudden became ‘Mary Galiano’’, and it stuck. for the whole time.- I kind of liked -it, as we are all proud of our home

_ports, sions, we went to a garden re- ception, Host was Mr. Tomihiko Kambara, Consul General of Jap-

“an; host for the supper, Japanese” style, Konoa-Kai, Japanese Bus-

inessmens Association,

- The second day, a Vancouver harbour cruise, brunch aboard M.V. Hollyburn,. then - back. to Vancouver. for more. business “sesstons. -

Sunday evening we. went. to . Chinatown, fora gourmet dine

ner, followed by a speech by

Stu Keate, publisher of Van-

couver Sun, and hosted by Pacific

Press,

Memorial awards were ‘pre- sented, followed by an enchant- ing Chinese Fashion Show.

We were just finished in time to join the thousands who gath-

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Following afternoon ses~ ~

“ered to see Prime Minister Pierre Eliiott Trudean, and fol- low him: to the Vancouver Hotel, where most of the ladies were staying.

Monday morning at 8, we were treated {o a Peace Dam break-

fast, heard speaker Dr. Gordon Shrum, and saw their newest film, “Canyon of Destiny”. AS

soon aS we had gathered for the serious business sessions, we got word that the Prime Minister MAY come and speuk to us!! We were all very pleased, as most of us knew that he had been formally — invited to ‘address Triennial several weeks before, providing he was in the

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At approximately AL: am., we were told that Mr, Trudeau was here, and within a few seconds,

there he was, with a large group |

of photographers, newsmen, Sec- urity, and His Worship, Mayor: Campbell, : ;

‘He spoke to us. for several

minutes, and- then - shook hands | with. some, then, just ashe was.

about to leave, the darling: of Triennial, . Alberte . Senecal, of Hull, Quebec, said: something in

French, and he turned again to. °

our group, and spoke as only

‘Trudeau can. speak, in’ French. We then went to a luncheon.

hosted by B.C, Government, at

which, Alberte’ gave a hilarious - introduction to Herb: Capozzie, -

M.L.A., saying she had never heard of these B.C, Lions, and wondred just what they were. She came to the conclusion that it was the Lions Club member she should introduce. Mr..Cap- ozzie soon put her straight, to the delight of all. |

Then came the long sessions on constitutional amendments, which lasted until almost seven - in the evening, ;

We ‘had time .to change, then

“attend Dinner Via Satellite, host-

ed by B.C. Tel., Gordon Mac- Farlane, . vice-president in charge. of operations: ‘Instant News by Satellite’, . This was really one of the. highlights of the whole three days, skillfully done by slides, lights and a shart movie. We saw what was in store for us at B,C, Tel. Then came the saying of fond govdbyes, promises to write, and for some, the beginning cf the post-convention tour, _ The. next evening, I began my work, as 1 had been appointed

tour courier for the post-con-.

vention tour of Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast. First, register at Empress Hotel, then a tour of Victoria by the London double-decker bus. A- coffee party with Saanich strawberries at the home of Eugenie Myles,

- ancestors. :

- Comox.

= cious, oyster stew, > John -Watertall, was served as. : well aS, other refreshments.

were present.

Attending ° “the: ‘meeting: were

‘Royal Canadian Legion members

rom..Nanaimo, Ladysinith, Che- mainus,.- Duncan, Cobble, Hill, -.

“Shawnigan . Lake © and. Cowichan Lake branches..

“Phil Johnston, zone command-

‘er was in the chair.

‘Following the meeting.a deli-

concocted by.

Thirty- =two- Legion members

Farewell Party

Miss Ainslee MacQuarrie was entertained prior to leaving Salt Spring..Island with her tamily

_ for. Victoria, at a surprise birth- day

and farewell party at. the home of Mr. and Mrs, J.D, Reid, Canal Road, ~ 7 The enjoyable evening was spent dancing:

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. W.M, Palmer, Mr, and Mrs. Strain, Mr. and Mrs. E, Watson, Mr. and Mrs, E, Syl- vander; Misses Marilyn Brigden,

. Joan Horseley, Lillian Cunning- -

ham, Margaret Reid, Jannica Buitenwerf; R. Taylor, Alan and- ‘Brian Cunningham, John Buiten- werf, Robin Reid, and Ian Mac-

’ Quarrie; also Miss Sheila Thom-

; where our’ own “Jerry Gosley

charmed us all, Wednesday

-morning we went. to Butcharts

Gardens, where the buffet lun- cheon was hosted by Victoria Press.

Next stop after the panoramic and breathtaking “drive up the Malahat, was Cowichan Valley Forest Museum, Duncan, where we had a ride on the little rail- road, and talked to Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Wellburn.

A short stop at Nanaimo,. for au look at the historic Bastion, then for our first overnight stop at Island Hall. Speaker following the outdoor barbecue was George Clutesi, ar irtist/writer, whose soft

watan

voice; t

and understanding of the difficult Indian: language, weaved an. in- credible poem to the group of intensely interested ladies. George said that the Indian people have so ‘many stories to tell, and we have. so ‘little time-~to iell it. We were'all thrilled to meet him, and-it really .made me proud of my. very own Indian ‘Following a good ... nights -sleep. at Island Hall, we Jeft early .to continue our -trip.

“This -is what I came to the’

West. to. see,’?. is’ only one. of | the remarks made by the. 29°

ladies on this trip. They thought the gigantic trees in Cathedral _Grove_-were truly magnificent.

This was. followed by a wel-~ come coffee stop at Shoreline Hotel, after abrief-visit to Eagle- crest, :

At Courtenay, we were wel- comed bythe dignitaries of that

-region, and all went to luncheon — at the’ Officers: Mess,°C.F.B., =: Here we. were privil-- edged to see the Voodoo fighter... jet; interview two of the pilots, ~

and then Captain Fisher took us:

to see the newly-arrived Argus, -

exciting long-range anti- ~sub~" marine aircraft.

We went for the second night ;

to Campbell River, at Discovery. Inn, There we were treated to

a-dinner of the most succulent ~" :..

salmon we have ever tasted. Foi-

lowed. some. time for-fishing and ~~

sightseeing, then a coffee. party to meet local newspeople, art- ists and craftsmen.

The last. morning. Campbell River to go back ‘te Comox, to board ‘Comox Queen” for Powell River, [was sorry to miss an old friend, Captain Ted Harrison, from Salt Spring, but gol permission to take my tour group to the pilot house and talk ‘to the capiain and mates who answered all of the questions well,

At Powell River, we were given a royal welcome, the mayor and many other dignitaries met us,

-- quiet.

we left”

as, Victoria and Miss Laurie Garvis and Peter and Steven Garvis, from Seattle.

and joined us for luncheon at the new Powell River Inn.

On: ‘the ferry from Saltery Bay to Earls Cove, I was right at home. It is exactly like our own ‘(Mayne Queen’’, and again the captain consented to let the lad- ies up to the pilot house.

When we finally got over that road from Powell River down, we really did. appreciate. our driver, Pres Storey, who had brought us all the way quite safely and made our trip so much more ‘interesting by his

mentari jes.

“Sunshine Coast Queen’? was

resplendent in her new. carpet- ing and new paint, and known to some of the ladies as Nouvele'’.

Time on this luxury ship was .taken up with eating, as we had not had .a stop since lunch, and

would not arrive in Vancouver. ‘for. another. hour. and (a ‘half. We ‘said, goodbyes on the way —

then, and all agreed that-it was

reaily -a. wonderful tour, nicely ,

set. out by Dorothy Tupper, of

“pack /East’?, “now -no longer strangers, .. were with the amount of mileage cov- “ered: in’ this. tour.”

ing. days of my lifetime, and we

all went home happier that we ©.

have known each other, a and Roping to meet agdint Los :

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Greduotion § Ceremonies

“Graduation -

School: on Wednesday, June “26.

in the schoo) auditorium. got Prior to the graduating cere- ‘ monies. a banquet was served in

the court yard of ‘the. sehool- for the grads,”parents, and escorts. The school colors of yellow and

blue” flowers “centred. the head - table and red roses were ar~. in” bowls :on the other. .

ranged “The banquet was catered for by. Nora. Light, Salt Spring Island U.C. W., convened by Mrs. M. Sober.

The auditorium was. decorated artistically in a Spanish fiesta theme by Grade 11 pupils.

The impressive ceremonies with the graduates on. the stage of the auditorium commenced with the singing of ““O Canada” accompanied on. the piano by Glynnis Herel. was said by Rev. E,W, Mac- Quarrie. :

Salute. to. the “graduates was given: by Maury Alice Coels. and: greeting from the School Board

by chairman George’ Heinekey. |

The introduction. and farewell to the grads was given by Miss Laurie Mouat.

Scholarships : were presented to the following 1968 grads: the Jane Mouat proficiency scholar-, ship was shared by Doreen Moul~— ton and: Terry Martinich and was presented by. ‘Mrs: Jean Shopland’ in place: of Mr, W.M..Mouat- who, was unable to attend. Mrs. Shop- land also presented the Gilbert Mouat citizenship scholarship to

_ Lyn Carlson.

SILVER THREADS The Silver-Threads will play on <Friday. July .12 and games on the following Mon- day. Music and social afternoon programs being at 2 p.m. -

ceremonies ‘were. - held. for. the. 38. graduates of. 1968. at’ Gulf. Islands: Secondary —

. shield to Lyn.Carlson. ”

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The invocation -

Whirter was awarded. to Janice McMillan and the © Farmer’s: | Institute ‘scholarship presented rae by George Heinikey was awarded. to Kenneth Kyler. : :

P..’Grain gave an. interesting a speech on the meaning ofcitizen- -... ship and presented the citizenship -

Donald Hartwig, principal ot ‘Islands: Secondary. : a troduced Mr,. G.F, aust intewk from B.C, Telephone who ad- dressed the - graduating. class., The valédictory speech was «= given’ by Janice McMillan and".

the able master. of ceremonies. wee

was Fergie Foulis.

*~ At the end of the cereniony ~~ the grads and their, escorts: led-~: the grand march followed by the. -: first waltz with their parents. * The final event of the evening was a dance which lasted tn 12:30. Members of ‘the 1968 ‘Grade.

uating class..were; Beverly At-=.- - -kins, Yvette Blais, Lyn Carlson, — —~:

Donna Cawker, Mary Alice Coels,

Lynn Conner, Jean Croft; Linda” Ginn, Janice:Girard, Kathy How- .-°- ‘Janice. Moulton, - Laura Rozzano,. Kirsti Satermo, .”

ard, Georgina McCall, McMillan, - Doreen

Maritee Sawyer, Audrey Scarff,: Darlene Shaw, Jean Stevens, Sal-

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phen ... Alexander,”

Gordon Bavis,- Marcel Blais, Ted

Bowerman, Thomas Butler-Cole, ~ “Fergie Foulis, Kenneth House, * John Grain, Kenneth Kyler, Jatk _Langdon,

Marcotte, Terrance Martinich, _ Richard Scotton and Daniel Schu- bart.

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