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“SAANICH, PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW _ Ce a ne

_Weinestay, May 29, 1968

= packers,’ and he. likes tobe called
_ Jeffery.

o Saturday morning. he attended
” the. coffee: party staged ‘in~his-
spoke oa large crowd of people honor -at Harbour - House «Hotel
on Friday” ‘night at ‘the Legion and there,’ the people were able
‘Hall. in: Ganges: The: candidate
‘Spoke. well-and-answered ques-
tions put” to him by the interest-
- ed people.

-IODE Fair and the opening of the
_ new Ganges Branch, Bank of Mon-
-" treal on Saturday.

He: 4s a ‘friendly chap, say his date for Nanaimo, Cowichan and
a Islands: riding .

‘to. meet: and get to know him,»
Rear Admiral Brock attended the --

He is candie -

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“CAYUGA
~ROW

CROP
_ PRAYER.

“tearing

dee e 100° Gal, Alean aluminum. tank earrying “Golden “Arrow ;
= 5 = year warranty, .
Golden: Arrow Bronco or RP2- 8C model pumps for sure
~ handling of abrasive .wettabie powders at pressures
5 up.to 500 psi:
e Telescopic pto drive.
“@. High pressure hoses standard
: “@. Rope pull’ ‘ratchet valve for easy on-off from the tractor
ce Seat mo
.. @ Spraying systems pressure e regulator
; @ Propellor type’ mechanical agitator for’ thorough posi- »
~ “tive mixing :
Selection of high pressure booms

“THE.

ibe GROUPS

‘EXCAVATE INDIAN MIDDENS. -

“ator. ‘of! Archaeology,’ ‘Mr, Don”:

Pwo: ‘groups of: archaeologists: ”

and students from:Simon Fraser.

University have begun summer

field work in the province: .
A.group led by Dr. Roy L.:

Carlson is excavating a series

_Of ancient shell middens: on. the
Indian Reserve on Mayne-Island
on the south side of Active Pass. .

Thirteen Simon Fraser students
enrolled in the Archaeological
‘Field School are learning arch-
aeological techniques by partici-
pating in the excavation of these
ancient: camps and villages.

The project. is being carried
out with the co-operation of the
Provincial Museum ‘whose Cur-

GALIANO

Coming over from. Vancouver
for the day Sunday -to visit Mr.
and Mrs, Allen Clarke’ were Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Hamilton and Mr.
and Mrs, Jack Mangles. Mr,
and. Mrs.. Mangles. own
Abbotsford Hotel and the Hamil-
tons are designers and manu-
facturers of the famous Marjorie
‘Hamilton - dresses, worn by.
smartly-dressed women all over
the world, and bringing to them
the pleasure of beautiful clothes.

With another holiday weekend
now passed, it-is quite difficult
to procure all of the names of

and from Vancouver and Victoria.

Chm wp at

“All: models festure rope, pull

from the: tractor seat, support
:... chains, and agring loaded safe:

ty fin es to prevent outer
jamage.

- | (nylon), boom lifts operated

“When you. go down to Sturdies

and approximately 200 people,
does anyone.blame the poor old
reporter for groaning, and shov~
ing -her notebook in, her pocket,
and just talking: to the crowd?

2046 Keating.
Cross Road:

indeed fill several columns, and.

repetitous.,

‘social column” this. week.
will ‘indeed. “try: to! ‘report news

Direct Distance Dialing service allows you
to dial direct to most telephones in Canada
! and the United States. If you live in one of
the areas listed on the right, you will be
receiving a booklet providing complete in-
structions on DDD (Direct Distance Dialing).
Keep it by your phone for easy reference.
Extra copies are available from our Busi-
ness Office.

: BCTEL &

BRITISH COLUMBIA TELECHONE COMPANY

in _Thef fast, easy way to |
| dial your own Station-to- station

ad column. has: just. got the. ‘Poor _
nee old girl down! — 2

the .

people coming and going both to.”

To name that many peuple would _

as most of them come over every”
weekend now, {it would get quite:
This is the reason, ..
dear readers, that there:is no
We.”
a ‘August 30th, 1968.

when we get it, but thisso¢ial  °~.

i

“Abbott,” arranged for permission

to excavate. with the: members.

of the Tsartlip Indian band .who
will be. provided with a report
when the ‘dig’ is completed,

Dr, Carlson says:

“The island was occupied by.
prehistoric Indian groups by. at
least 1000 B.C. and this year's
excavation should provide im-
portant information about these
prehistoric peoples’’.

Students participating in this
project are James Baker, Grant
Dickinson, Mary Ann Howe, John
Davies, Doris Leggett, Bronson.
Little, ~Nancy: Lowry, Lynne
Lunde, John McMurdo, Richard
Percy, Susan ~ Thomas, Sandy
Schurman and ‘Ann Tighe.

The second gr Our, ““\lechby Prof,
Philip Hobler, is conducting. an
archaeological survey of Dean
Channel and parts of the Bella
Coola Valley.

Accompanying Professor Hob-

2 ler are students Arnoud Stryd
and Hudson Palmer,
concentrate on locating archaeo-
logical ‘sites and assessing their
potential value.for future exca-
vation. Of particular interest
to the group are sites of very
‘early. occupants of the province ©
-which could go back in time .as
much as 9,000 years, ~

‘Project headquarters are at
Ocean Falls where Crown Zell-
erbach has provided laboratory
and living space.”

GALIANO LODGE

Bay, .and.see 51 cars lined up, -

1S SOLD

Mr, and Mrs. Allen J. Clarke

have ..announced that Galiano
- Lodge has been sold.

The new owners are Mr. and
Mrs. James Dees. of Edmonton,
Alberta,..- They will officially

"and have arranged for the Clarkes
to. “stay: on as ‘ managers - “until

; = Me. and Mrs.

long distance calls.

tarts inVictoria
saturday, June 4st

Subscribers whose telephone numbers
have the following prefixes will

be able to dial station-to-station calls
direct beginning June ist, 1968.

VICTORIA = 382,
388,

SAANICH 652,

SOOKE

JORDAN RIVER

PORT RENFREW

GANGES

GULF ISLANDS

instructions for the use of ODD are aiso Included in the
opening pages of your telephone directory.

383, 384, 385, 386,
477, 478, 479, 658
656,
642
293
647
537
539

\l

They will .. Spe eas
= at Welbury Point Resort. were

take over the lodge on June 16th:

Clarke’ have»
ed and operated. the. Lodge

“GULF _ISLANDS _

GANGES

and Mr. and Mrs, James Mers-.
ton. have’ been’ enjoying a weeks
holiday in San Francisco. :
-Mr. and Mrs,
returned home after spending the
holiday week-end at Long Beach,
Ucluelet.

Visiting Mr. and Mrs, Nels

~Degnen last week-end were their

son-in-law and-daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Isbister with Shart,
Jean and Kelly: from Courtenay.

Mrs. David Humphreys and
Miss Heather Humphreys, West
Vancouver were here for the
holiday week-end = staying with

Heather's parents, Mr, and-Mrs, :

’P.D, Humphreys,.Crofton Road.

Mr.-and Mrs, Pat Walsh and
family, Cowichan Lake spent the
holiday week-end at their sume
mer home at Rainbow Beach.

~Brian .Wolfe-Milner, Scott
Road, left, Tuesday for the Fernie
area where he. will work witha
survey crew. for. the -summer
months.

“Spending. the holiday week-end

J.J. Krayenhoff and party, Vic-
toria; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Patter-—
son and family, Cobble Hill; and
Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mitchell,
Vancouver.

Recent ,guests at Arbutus
Court, Vesuvius Bay were Mrs,
C.M, Motherwell, Haney, aform-
er resident ‘of Vesuvius: Bay;
also Mr..and Mrs. Kenneth Hal-
ley, Texada Island and Mr. and:

Mrs, Oscar Smith, West Van-

couver, former Island residents;
Mr. and Mrs. Mattesun, Edmon-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. W,L, Kennedy,
and family, New “Westminster;
Doctor and Mrs. John Rohrem,
Los Angeles; C,A. McCartney,
Seattle; Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd and
Miss E.R. Dovey, Vancouver;
and Miss AJ, Kilgour, Port
‘Washington, :

for the past ‘seven years during
which their: -Saturday smorgas-
_bords have become famous for the
Baron of. Beef .and- the: variety
of dishes, along with decorative
desserts. :

— Tt is: against the law. to throw

lighted cigarettes from cars. —

Mel. Topping ~

“were Mrs,

“New ; Bank Of Montreal -

= Bron Opens At Ganges -

‘BY. BEA HAMILTON

‘The new Bank of Montreal,
: - Ganges branch, opened its doors -
“Doctor and. Mrs. E. A. Jarman 7

on:-Monday morning with a flour-

‘ish as Manager Jim:Merston and

his staff of 10 took their places
behind = desks. and ‘counters.
Everything is spotless,’'shining,
air-conditioned and with windows.
everywhere that simply “et in
the views.!

Arts And Crafts.
Fair A Success

More than 70 Sait Spring ue
land artists. took part in the
Arts and Crafts Fair held in
Gulf. Islands Secondary School
in Ganges Saturday, May 25,
from 1:30 to 5 p.m, |

, Co-conveners for the affair.
.L, Stanton and Mrs.-

R. Gordon Crosby. Both ladies
are trained artists and well quali-
fied to meet the critical stand-

ards required to stage. an event -

of this importance.
Several of the: exhibiting arte
ists- gave.a demonstration of |

“their skills during the afternoon.

of special | interest to‘children::
was: a puppet show. staged by

-Mrs. Margaret Simons. Methods

of hooking and braiding rugs was

_ demonstrated by Mrs, Ray Ash=
ford, Mrs; H.C. Giegerich, Mrs. -

E.E. Groff and Mrs. Stanton. Tom

Volguardsen and Gerry Clayton
showed the art of wood carving.”

Mr.. Clayton. and- Mrs. Carol

“Southward demonstrated the pot-

ter’s art}. Mrs, Olive Clayton <

shared her ‘knowledge of block " was general contractor for- the.

printing; Mrs.’°Gordon Ruckle
and Miss Gwen Ruckle spun and
knit wool from: the sheep raised
on their farm. The ages-old
‘art of weaving was performed
by Mrs.. George Wells and Mrs.
Stanton, ~Alfred Temmel, whose
scenic murals adorn localestab-
lishments, displayed his painting
technique,

Patrons of the Fair who wished

to visit with friends over acup-
of tea, had the opportunity to
Afternoon tea - a well-

‘ingrained ‘habit on. Salt Spring =

do so,

was served by IODE ladies. There
was a modest charge for. entrance

- to. the’ Fair, and donations were -:-
: received for-tea. Proceeds from

the event will be used for IODE
educational work,

No ‘robber. could sneak: up on
this Bank. - ‘Safe-keeping facili-

ties include a steel and reinfor-"°

ced concrete vault... Fitted with
_ acoustic -tile ceiling fluorescent
“Mghting, walnut woodwork and .
vinyltilé flooring, the staff will”
be working in modern, up:to date
and lovely surroundings.

-There- are special rooms for
files, supplies, private business.
‘talks and a. large sitting room
where the staff can eat lunch and
“boil a kettle,’’

_ Saturday before. the business
opening of the bank, the manager
and..staff held ‘‘open house’’ to
the people.- Some 200 turned up..
to. exclaim over the new and
spacious premises.

The new Bank is striking and
‘attractive, inside and out. The
official opening on Saturday saw
several of the past bank mane

‘agers ‘on hand to offer their»

- congratulations . -to’ Mr.’Merston,
Wilbert: Dawson, who opened the.

first Bank of Montreal in Ganges’:

in 1946, was on hand: to help
celebrate this great day. ‘Ian
* Stewart, who had succeeded Mr,
_ Dawson- as: ‘manager, also came -
' ‘along. © :

Lorne Earle, also a past man-
ager, was present, and Ron Hack-.
“ney who. will be remembered as
a elieving manager. It was:

islanders. _

Plans for the new bank were
prepared . by Victoria. architect
=Donald Wagg. Seaward Constru-
ction .Company: of North Surrey

project. Refreshments were ser=
ved during the ‘‘open house”
with, Mrs, Ted Gear in charge
and ladies of the Anglican W.A,
Evening Circle.

~ TWENTY. FIFTH

ANNIVERSARY

On’ Sunday, June.19, Rod ‘Rees

“and. his two sisters, Misses Roma. 4 ae

“and Arlene Rees were hosts atg
surprise. Silver Wedding anniver-

?Sary. “open ‘house’ on Galiano’.

“for. their parents, Mr. and Mrs,

‘Jehn Rees.

‘The young. folks had quitea ..- @

time keeping this secret for more ~

than week, making all of the plans,
and on Sunday morning, finally
getting their. parents out of the
house for several. hours :for the
preparations then necessary.

With the help of several neigh-..

bours, and the three children

assisted by their grandmother,

Mrs, Rees’ mother, Mrs. Lottle
Thompson, all was ready for the
more than sixty guests, .

The. guests came in good time ;

and when Mr, .and Mrs,” Reés**

got back home, they were indeed
completely surprised.
The happy couple received the

0

warm congratulations of their.

man: "x iriends, and cut the annt-.
versary’ cake,’ ‘which was enjoyed
by all.

Assisting : with preparations
during the afternoon were Mar~
garet Day and Jim Tingle of

_ Vancouver:.

HOLE IN ONE

Peter Darling, who has. just
been appointed. Director of For-,
eign Investments : for: the few’
Bank of British Columbia, was
playing golf at the Galiano Golf _
course on Sunday, May 19th, with
his son Mark, On the fourth
hole, he was happy to get a hole-
in onel!

This is. the first for Mr. Dar-
ling, who, with his wife and’
family; now are staying at Dr.

and Mrs. Barner’s farm on the
North. End Road, but have re«
cently . purchased property at
South. Galtano. and. plan to build
in the near future,

Wanted % acre or more in Southey Point

to suit t vendor .

area. Must have waterfront, Cash or terms

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