_ Wednesday, June. 11, 1958.

| Wednesday, June 11, 1958,

Early morning: ferry service “be. .
“tween” Vesuvius Bay and Crofton
cannot possibly be’ started before
“September 28, council of’ the Salt

. Spring . Island Chamber of Com-

“merce was informed by D. G. Crof-
ton,-at'a meeting. held on Tuesday,
June 3, due to the fact that thou-
‘sands... of: schedules ~ have . already
been distributed, with no allowances
made for the early trip.

Tt was decided, however, that: the
chamber ‘should continue: to. press
for institution of the service, and a
letter is to be written to.the proper
authorities asking that they review
the. proposal.

‘Nothing further was. ‘heard regard-
“ing. end- loading facilities “for the:
ferries. “A report was received that
“heavy trucks could no longer. be
side-loaded- on the. ferry” Cy “Peck,
“which makes the problem riow more
“urgent: than before: Complaints were
also. , received about the. ramp: ‘at
Vesuvius, which, is-sometimes . so
slippery -that some cars: are. unable
“to: drive.up-to. the wharf..

_. The problem: was ‘referred. to a
‘ committee for study. .
“The. council’ ..was
. petitions - are ‘in: circulation ‘regard-'
cing the paving of. certain roads on
‘the island; and agreed. to support |

the long: range ‘plan. which: ‘would |

- shave the school bus: route first to. be
= ‘paved. -It-was also’ suggested :that
'? the bus: route should: be str iped,: for

"easier: vision.

informed: ‘that | i

“Installation of weléotiie signs at

‘Ganges: was discussed, and the mat-'

ter left with Mr. “Acland’s commit-
tee, which is ‘also to investigate the
erection .of signs ‘to Maxwell: Park;
which the council was told have
been torn down.

Publicity committee - repor ted that
the annual toprist folders havé. been

distributed, ‘but that the cost of hav-
ding an. exhibit at P.N.E. was pr ohi-

bitive.

Visit to the isiand will be made by
H.M.C.S. Ontario, star ting on: Fri-
day, July 4. More than 600 officers,
cadets, and men will-be.on the ship.
T. Layard offered the use of his boat
-, to carry visitors to the. ship during
the time. it will be. open  for..public
inspection,. from 2 to 4:30. p.m: on.
Saturday, July°°5..°D2°G. “Crofton
agreed to accompany °A.: M.. Brown,
to greet the officer of the day when
the ship anchors; and’ to’ give. cany
necessary .. assistance ; ee! ‘the
visit. ©

On Stinday’ July 6. oa: party for 100

7 | transpor tation to and. from the is-
_|Tand.

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- NEW HOME
FOR BAKER —

Hod. McGill; Ganges. baker; last
‘week moved “equipment. from ‘his
old premises at Ganges Inn: to. -the

W.F.: -Matthews, M.P. for “Nan-.
aimo, wrote to the chamber -presi-
dent, informing him .-that.“he~ had
taken up the matter.of a boat: basin,
launching ramp, and’ change. in the
electoral: district, and that further

‘| sible;

reports were anticipated. at an early
date... '

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‘school - children will, be given by the
“PLT AL: an

A letter’: received kom Mrs. Haw-
kins, asked: that: a council member.
be. appointed .to. serve. on: the -Lib-
rary Board, and the group: decided

to ask Mrs. Wells: zto accept the. ap- Hill, Victoria; Mr.
; | Hann, Washington; Mrs. Ella Rob- ORIGINS

pointment. .

“The. council was. informed that. em-
-ployees ‘of:the. Crofton ‘pulp mill were):
‘planning... a« picnic. on’ Salt: Spring
at the.end of June, and it was hoped:
that: the» chamber - would . provide

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stands: at: 107,;. with $499.16. on. hand |
at the date.of. the meeting:

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FULFORD _

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*.WO2. Paul’ Lynch of the Princess

Pats, West. Point. Barracks, and
LS. Ted O'Donnell of H.M.C.S: Cay-
uga, stationed at Esquimalt, ‘spent |
last.. week-end ‘visiting their. parents,

Mr.-and Mrs. T. O'Donnell. “Accom-"|.
panyingthe’ brothers were - their

wives and daughters, Mrs. P. Lynch:
-and Laurie,:and Mrs..Ted O'Donnell

and. baby. :daughter.. They returned |
to: Victoria-on Sunday, after a very
pleasant visit to Salt Spring. °
Recent guests’ “at: Solimar, the
summer. resort of Dr.:and Mrs: L:

enjoying the sunshine and ‘boating.
Among those visiting were: Mr..and
Mrs.:Mark Norman, New Westmin-
ster;-Miss Doris Burgess, Miss Olive
and Mrs. Ernest

‘inson," Miss M. Brander, Vancouver;
Monthly. meeting of: the South Salt
Spring Island: Women’s Institute will |
be: held next ‘Thursday at the. home
of. Mrs..A. Davis, at 2.30: p.m.’
“Miss v.. Salliss,. of Vancouver,

“has

| been spending a’ few days’ in “Bur-

goyne Valley. She was: the ‘guest of
. and Mrs. .H: Dickens.

Beane late wild geese were ‘seen

lee residents of Fulford, as they “flew

north: last week... ‘They. ‘seemed: in:.a’ I.
hurry...’ Several “flocks: have’ been

=f sighted recently. ‘They: are not usual-'|
fly. on-flight in: Juné:and ‘it: would. be’ 7 showed. ‘glides of: the: Ontario: “‘meet-'
‘interesting to: know why. they. « are SO {a ings: Sand“ scenes of “interest: 00.5:

‘active this. ‘Season, E
“Mr. and Mrs. J. Kohlhaas, of Van-

~Kohlhaas’.. “parents, &
“Dr-'and Mrs.‘ Lambert ‘at Solimar;
Beaver: Point. ea :

‘two. ‘children, ‘Br uce. and: Carol, have

esting, ‘ind? ‘successful; zing’ $72;
‘which will: be. used: to restore pioneer
‘Braves: on: the island. The general:
‘convener was. ‘Mrs, A: W..: ‘Barber,’
with’ old- fashioned ' costumes : which:
WA. members wore, "ar ranged - ‘by:
“Mrs: Baker, and the, historical exhi-:
‘bition: planned’ ‘by. ‘Mrs, : We Norton,
“Attractive » tea’ ‘tables,: with” floral:
centrepicces,. filled’: the: hall
‘pouring ® teasat the: ‘head. table. were:
Mrs... -P, Beéch “and. Mrs... W.
“Ragles. : ‘Mrs. Beech. wore: a: long:
black. silk: costume * with® matching |:
black.” apron: cand: > fuey locket}
pocket"! bag. A. lavely: white: lace.
collar was set off by matching fichu,
and’ she’ ware’ lorgiette on” black
velvét-ribbon, Mrs. :Eagles..wore ‘a
lovely old: black Spanish shawl over

4m osprey, aes on ivory i,

ing to her great aunt, She carried
| COSTUMES

Most. of the. costumes were. black, Q
Mrs; “Ashby : wore? an oulfit. of the:

en era: belonging’ toe Mrs. Ve Ce
| Bastes: The < flapper style dress: was

siany worn. wilh. black: ‘ahoos “ind.
Block ingsy: ands black- feathered: hate:
Mra Bi: Worthington,’ ‘was dna lone
‘slim binek ‘lage: “dress: with long |
matehingy: jae (Ht Myr, wW; ‘Palmer's:
dlack FOWN. Was “off. ‘with: 0, poke
bonnets a black silk: <dvORS ~ with!
1) ponnlere worn by Mrs. We Norton
wis shown. off by, her: hatevwith while:
Tnee and flowors;, Mrrc oF Byron WA.
“mse: in. hinck,” 8 wall. 8 Mra. Cor.

" (tere: Mrs. Surtees. wore along”

= renee aA pate : —  Pimnuve : velvet” gown awhile “Mrs,

! 7 cWaneouver:: : 0,00 a.m" ’ eis ABD ni, Adams’, black dress .was worn with:
a ©) reveegy ’ . D ’

i Jorge, plelure., hat! with huge white
‘outrich: fonther, pee
‘A. large yd how: toimed: the. bustle
on Mra, Barber's: black: dress, and
sho wore-w large hat, while Mrs, We!
Price, who: was -at-the door; ware a:
black outfit,: Mys.> Baker. wore:
hewutiful black lace dress over cer:
ise silk (hat hid beloned “to Areh:
deacon Wolmeés’ mother, while. Mrs,
‘Holmes. wore a blue: print outdit, she-
had made ancthe old fashioned rtylo,
WE DDING- DRESS © ;
<Acdighter, note was: Kot: in: sivern!
wedding dresios that_were madelled.
UMrsis doyen: Parson: ware : ane.
White cnetsnnd: aed aver opine eile
The pak: cumberbund and”

veil. to“complete: the: outfit.

set-in daar.

completed the » ensemble.

old dross, featuring

ber
superior ‘butter.
ducts have aineady ‘established an
enviable ‘reputation,: and ‘will carry
-on the record. of the _ building, in

-.-highlights of the: business. meetings

‘and: Mrs: Ey. Brenton,’ ‘Jr.,cand:

“and:|.

newly renovated and:enlarged build:
ing, formerly the Salt eptl ing Island
Creamery.

‘The: creamery .closed :last-Septem-
after 62 denies af fame ‘for’ its
. McGill's pro- |

INSTITUTE
ENTERTAINS |
MRS. GUMMOW .

‘-Members.. of the -Pender Island
‘Women’ Ss Institute, cand their fr iends,
were entertained | in..the , Port: Wash-
‘ington hall. .on the afternoon of June
4,. when - Mrs. . Stella-E.: Gummow;:
superintendent ‘of B.C. Women’s In-
stitutes, and:Mrs. E:. He-Emery, of
Victoria, secretary of South ‘Vancou-
ver Island Institutes, addressed the
meeting, . and presented - colored.
‘slides. Others ‘in. the visiting. party’
included Mrs. E. G: Woodward of.
Brentwood Bay, : : district, president
for’ South Vancouver Island, Mrs. E.
Robinson, ‘and - two visiting. fr fends.

_ The speakers: were. introduced. by.
the. local » “president, © Mrs: R:--C.
Brackett. Mrs.. Gummow spoke ‘on
the or igin of the: Women's Institute;
and: the associated Country Women
of ‘the World:. She: showed colored
“slides® of -her “visit to’ Ceylon ‘as*a°
‘delegate’ to* the world- wide . conven-
tion,” and. briefed the: “audience” ‘on

‘as well as: the social aspects of -
‘trip. fees
Mrs. ‘Emery. spoke: on: ‘the Canad.
ian: Biennial’ Convention. which ‘she:
chad = ‘attended: in: ‘Toronto, ° and: ‘also

“The afternoon “concluded: in’
cial hour*over' ‘the: teacups. .

% Credit Union.

of. the: ‘Pender: Islands Crédit’.Unio

historical vexbibit
“An inter

-Collins-brothers,

woven'. into’: ‘the’ fancy.’ “pattern: :

‘mon’, ‘printed’ i
‘lish}:two: volume
1761 and:a book b Joseph: Addison
dated’ 1809,

‘early. 19th century: -post “horn!

We My Mouat. gave-a" most’ ‘iter:

esting: highlight of: the lat-
‘ter was a. white: quilt, ‘loaned: by the}
“Tt: was very. old;
‘and = the; Royal: Coat’ ‘of “Arms was:
A
‘number of: books inelusied AS Ser=-|:

‘1654 'in old: “Eng-,
f the’ Spectator,

+ Algo ‘on: display: wore:
Indian, relics, . old: pictures, and. an.

producing the: Finest products pos-.

 Buidsons Bou Conpane

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During the next. few” years Mr. are MAY.1670

McGill expects: to install: the‘ most
modern type of ‘equipment,.to make
‘the: plant’ semi-automatic. At  pres-
ent ‘the’ bakery . employs : five ‘per-
Sons, ‘and its products are. shipped
throughout: the: Gulf Islands... Next
fall, when the summer rush is over,
Mr. McGill plans, to hold:open house,
‘at which time the public. will be in-
vited toinspect the, premises. |

Attention Residents of:

- SIDNEY, SAANICH PENINSULA
and the GULF ISLANDS

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Hudson’ s- Bay Company, retail store,
_ Victoria, B. Cc.

OE, Sedgewick has returned from a
business trip'to Vancouver.
“Mr. ‘and’ Mrs.: George Tracy and
_| daughter, Miss. Monica, are in resi-
-|.dence at their Armadale home, from
vancouver: \

» and Mrs. H: c. Harvey" have

as otein guests their: son, ‘Tom Har-
-vey,. of: Ottawa, and their” grand-:
‘daughter, Miss Joyce Armstrong, of.
Yaneouver. :
“and: Mrs. ‘David Brook ‘and
tivo Small daughters arrived from:
Edmonton ‘on: Sunday;’ to visit. the
‘former’s: _parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Doug: Brook::. The visit is signifi-"
cant for.Mrs. M..Massa, presently a
guest.of her parents, from: Kitimat,
as she and her brother, David, have.
not met: for. the past’ seven years:
‘The: four little : ‘cousins, aged three,
four; five: and Six, are: busy getting
fequainted. 7
and .Mrs.: Clifford ‘Brackett 7
are’ ‘holidaying in Vancouver, : Gib- oe
son’s;:and Sechelt: - wagdee ee
Mrs.: Frank ‘Johirison: has. returned Saks
home from « ‘Rest. Haven’. ‘hospital, }-057"%
bringing with” her’ her. new | aueot ue
son.. ann
‘Raymond. ‘Bowerman,. of, “albert ni, 1
flew: down. to Pender: at ‘the week- -_
end, where che picked up his.’ ‘uncle, at
Leslie Bowerman, ‘and ‘they: pr oceed-"
ed. to’ Langley,. where the: latter- ‘will!
inspect: cattle ‘with: ao view:: ‘to®pur-: _
chase, Mr. Bowerman. has: already’. -
order ed a “number of Highland cattle |. :
cin’ Scotland,” ‘and: plans enlarging his’ a
‘herd’ ‘of: this hardy breed: ‘on: arrival,
Fuh on: his: ‘Bedwall: ‘Harbor. farm

for’ Fast, “Garefal: Attention to a fae
your orders. -

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A ‘dinner. ‘meeting: ofthe executive’ “fr

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bares Mrs. F, a AL Reid : “was : pre-:
‘siding. “The : “meeting”: ‘opened with:
‘devotional : period, taken. by. Miss |
“Mary: ‘Lees: The? ‘treasurer's report: :
showed, a ‘balance’ of $45. 4s. eal

peen ‘made! ta: sick fina :
‘Mrs... G...MacKenzie read a report .
on: ‘mission activilies in: Korea. >|

The strawberry’ tea planned ® for
‘June: 18. was cancelled, because of a’

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bugle shaped: lnee sloover: were most
attractive, © and) there. wassa® long
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Marilyn Parsons looked: charming in
ay cinnamon brown, long dress, with
“Her dare piehire hat
“Mis®
Susan..Graham “was in an “NO: “years
beautiful:
Twhite lace tap whieh Mared tn Tong
‘| Hnes ot: the back over: long -black.| The wvaledictory: address was given | and Mrs, Wack Collins; and Mr.
wall akirt, hale nla Baker wore & ey ian | dada White, who hed the Mens Angus. meets Denean.:

-eSting. talk’ during “the? ten’ hour on |
some sidelights ‘of the: early days. of.
pioneering: settlers;.. who - began: ‘to.
‘arrive ‘on Salt Spri ‘ing Tsland in the
Inte: 1850! 's. He: was: introduced, and:

thanked <=. by. “Archdeacon G.. HH.
OHner ° ;

barbecue: planned: ‘the: same day: by. ‘
the. ferry company. The annual |. A
gindiolus. show ‘will:-be held iin: “Aug: EE:
ust, under.the convenership of Miss |;:
Mary:’Lees, assisted -by. Mrs. Scot |Eb..
Clark, Mrs, W. LeFevre and. Miss |i}.
Overend ‘

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Hagbeur’ rouse. hotel ‘on. Gang G8
harbor, was the Rotting: forthe Salt
Sprig Ishind school, wraduntion .
“banquet. an sune’6, whey nearly: 100 ‘arate lane 4 / prado
katy dowhcnt Wie® oMltrnetive: dinner! ayary suecess: in’: hel chaaart: ons
tables, brlaht. with: howls of. pink ind: ‘eors, Mise Wendy: Morris, in sv tows}
yollow: osnapdragons, soThe:. “eVENINE | wall: choken © “words, thanked: “th ¢
Marked the successful completion of -apenkors: followed: chy: thanks:to: the |
42"yonrs of stiidy® for: Whe’ arindutos, DTA, by. John Caldwell, The anise. it
and amid-the hoppy: Mimosphere was | ‘ing eldisa®: propheey was: “predentedt |
the, realization, Unt Kehool days were: ‘by: Ala. ‘Trelford P

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Deainning: forthe: elnss.” of 58, conch indivi. Tne ca can Briliah materials!
‘Guests Included ake Be -Ronhinter, | Mho
prineipaleonin dee Mrgec’ Poubistery’

members ofthe toaching: shafts: Dre.
“Rae By Bowdillon, ptest apeakor, and
Mrs: Bourdilony: Mrac dt Os Gleer-
Hebd: LOD) Mrs, Mary. Fellowes,
PTA. and 100 per cont. Autendance,

“Spray! "ote Rate nt
calor, and “Grads: 1950
TINJOY, DANCE |

“Followinis the: Annquet: a arbour: ;

al pirents: Nouso; the. radnates “Joined with: {
“Phe halleriny length gowne, worn | high. Kehood vatudanis cand former ||
by the. attractive. young Indies. | Braduates, al” Mahon hall, where ||

‘dancing was enjoyed tothe inntiste. oOftt ee
Curter’s orahestenys 0 0

2 The: hall. Wane bonntifully ° decor
‘nlod With streamers “In blue’ and
white) the school dolore; and-thore:
highlighted: ayn: arehwity: covered: in
roses, A Bpecial, feature: Awan indi
vical: old-fashioned nosegaya, madey
with Jace: doiliese cand: pintied “here
cand there on. the. walla each with: wv ||

praduerting, were in rainbow hues,
Prosenting a pleture that. would have |!
graced av fashion plate.: Members: oft
‘the radiating ae included’ Diir-

FleneAkerman, Florence! aires:
Marilynne: Browny. Pamela: Cousins,
at, Dovothy Dodds, Norma Nelson, |
“Ann Hollings, Dolores Huish, Joseph-
ine Tenens... Wendw > Marra ant’
Donna: Whites: also: Scott Alexander;
Vohn Caldwell, Don Géedman, Bruce Pyraduate’s name, "The grand mareh;
Grant Richard: “Murakarniy. Alan | opening: the dance,was: enjoyed: by'|
TreYord,,oJadks Reynolds,’ Mull Ruse | parents and: bangnet Hue sts «i:
sell and David: Sholes.,, Slap ceed ae ”
TOASTS | mo ane
he prnpen nin wre : Apened with a |
{oast: tothe» Queen, by: Richard |
Murakami, followed, by. tousts to the

achool, by: Marilynor Brown, and vo,
the «ehanl bhadet bho Anne Hallinee

now ‘neloction ling’ Just) arrived os.
famous, ollular: allie a amar iy! f althfult

We a n rently ool Aen for’ Dad

“RANCIL GUESTS |

Recent’ ruesta nie the Circle K
Raneb: on: St. Mary) Lake sineluded
“Mr. tind Ma's, Frank Amstulz, Mr
nad Mra. Jack” “Amstuta, and. AL

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