Salt Spring P.-T.A.
~ Hear Choral Work

The first. meeting of the. :Par-

~ent-Teachers’ Association, follow- -

ing the.summer vacation, was. held

:. on. Friday evening in- the ,Ganges
~ United: school, with the president,
Mrs. J. Graham, in- the -chair.

A “resume : of last. year’s work
“was “given -and.-suggestions dis-

ced cussed: ‘for projects to: be carried

out“in. the next few months.
"The treasurer’s report showed
‘a’ balance of $173.35. ‘

oMrs..G. B. Young spoke briefly
on ‘the origin and work of the
Salt Spring Island Choral Society,
‘members of which: later . enter-
‘tained the meeting with a three-
quarter hour programme of varied
selections.

W. M. Palmer gave an account
of the. school gardens inspected
in August and found by the

>. judges. to. be much better than

those. of .the. previous year.. The
>. P.T.A. voted. the .sum.of $28 to-
wards prizes for the garden con-

‘test: and, the presentation to. sue-

= eessful -eompetitors will . shortly

-=be arranged. for a date when ‘the
-gommittee:in .charge,:;Messrs. W.

“>My: Palmer, W. ‘Thomias, J. “Bond ”

and. Go St. Denis, .. can: all. be
* present. :
, Supper was served. by Mrs. Alan

peo Cartwr ight, and Mrs.-A. Young.

- SHOWER. HONOURS.
: BRIDE- ELECT
‘In honour of Miss. Alice Bosse,

7 whose. marriage to George Ander-
son will-take -place. shortly .in. Ed-

-monton,. Mrs.-. W. “Redding. and...

“Mrs... Roy Wakelin were joint

i ae “hostesses recently ‘at: a‘ miscellan-.
“-¢ous: shower. at the home of the:

oy former, Ganges. '
“Sitting under -a canopy of vine

“and” -white® streamers, ‘the ‘bride-:
“elect: received her many ‘gifts, pre-':
: sented, from an eae decor-

Election of Officers: a

Maj, -Gen. G.-R, Pearkes, V.C., M.P,, has
Kindly, eaneenuod to attend,

GUILD OF SUNSHINE
ASSIST FAMILY

The Guild of Sunshine met re-
cently in Ganges Inn, with the
vice-president, Mrs. J. Dewar, in
the chair.

‘The treasurer ceported a bank
balance of $47.

Mrs. G. J. Wouat and Mrs.

Dewar were appointed to spend up
to $40 on purchasing necessary

articles’ to help a local family in

. need.

Tea hostesses were Mrs. H.
Noon and Mrs. F. Sharpe.

S.S.L. ATHLETIC

_CLUB PLAN SPORTS

With Harold Day presiding and
40 members present, a meeting
of the Salt Spring Islind Athletic
Club was held last week in the
Mahon hall, Ganges.

The treasurer reported a bal-
ance of $270.

The resignation of the trea-
surer, Reginald Gale, was accept-
ed-and-also of the secretary, Miss
Frances Lees, who is leaving -the
island.. The vacant positions will

be filled at the. October general.

meeting.
Following discussion on sports
for the winter, it was arranged ‘to

tuke up soccer and ‘start at Gan-:

ges on’ Sunday;: basketball to be
played -in- the Fulford Community
hall _on. Thursday. evenings.

ated basket, by little Gail Red-

ding.

A buffet supper was served by
el hostesses, assisted by Miss
Hazel. Henn and Miss Audrey
Malezewski. The evening was
spent-in contests and games, fol-
lowed. by dancing.

Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. M. Dorval, Mr. and Mrs.
R. Gordon, .Mr. and Mrs. G: How-
ard, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas. Par-

sons, Mr. and ‘Mrs. Roy Wakelin,

Misses Betsy, Gyeer and: ‘Frances
Lees; Messi's Reginald Gale, ohn

rk, ane oe

ereernnaeny, » IMPORTED FROM ENGLAND narenen®.

-_ “HAND TAILORED: “
sadies’ ‘Camel. ‘Hair. and Harris: Tweed Coats. ; a a
2° "'Pailored’-All-Wool Gabardine ‘Suits _ :

~ Dresses: in Wool: and..Gabardine ~
Large “Selection: ‘of Scotch’: Sweaters .

‘and. ¢ expect to use. we Sl. John's Mall ~ ~

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FULFORD_

‘SALT SPRING ISLAND

Corr.: Mrs. T. M. Jackson.
Phone 16%

NE A

Mrs. Robert M. Akerman: has

-yeturned to Fulford after: spend-

ing: a few days: in’ Vancouver
where she had been’ visiting her
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. Leslie Bryan.

Miss Ella Stewart left here on
Sunday to attend a_ business
course in Victoria. She will spend
the winter with friends.

Miss Sheila Brenton has re-
turned to Victoria after spending
the week-end. with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest: Brenton.

Mrs. Charles E.. Musgrave: has
returned to Regina after. attend--
ing her daughter’s’ wedding which
took. place. recently at Fulford.
Mrs; Musgrave was a guest at the
Fulford - Inn.

Mrs. -W. Y. Stewart, _ accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Ella
Stewart, has returned from a
visit to. Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wakeham
and Bonnie returned to Royal Oak
after spending the week-end with
Mrs. Wakeham’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Collins.

Mrs. Lawrence Hanke returned
from Seattle. on Monday after
spending a two-week visit. Mrs.
Hanke -was accompanied by. her
daughter, Miss: ‘Barbara Hanke
who-has entered the Annie. Wright
eminary high school in. Tacoma.

Miss Atidrey. Haynes has re-.

dayned to ‘Victoria: after spending ©
the week-end with ‘her: parents at
Fulford Inn. ;

Arthur Booth, who has been a

- guest. of, Mr. and:-Mrs, Ernest -

“Brenton. for the’. past month, left’

recently. for. Winnipeg . to attend
» othe University of Manitoba.

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GANGES |

~ SALT. SPRING. ISLAND

Corks Miss. M.. 'T.. Holford”
“Phone. -12F:

and: latterly” espending.. two weeks.

‘ompaniedby ‘Dr.’ T; “Mercer; : Mr
ind Mrs. J..E, Mathews* eturne

on “After: ‘ervising for: the. summer
n their 40-foot: launch: “Phyllis,”

GANGES: Salt Spring Island.
Agent: J. M. Napier, R.R. 1,
Ganges. Phone Ganges 43Y.

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the former will pay an _ indefi-
nite visit to her mother, Mrs.
Sherman, and Miss Metcalfe. will
enter Royal Mount college.

Stan Critchley returned . here
on Monday after a week’s visit
to Vancouver.

John Hall, Victoria, has taken
up residence at Harbour House
where he will be a guest for a few
months.

Miss Sylvia Crofton left on
Tuesday for Vancouver to take
up her studies in the U.B.C. She
will be the guest for a week of
Mr. and Mrs. Lumb, Cartier St.

Mrs. F. Penrose, Galiano, was
a week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs.
N. W. Wilson, “Barnsbury.” ?

Miss Joan Burns, Salmon Arm,
arrived here last Saturday and is
guest for a week of Mr. and .Mrs;
Arthur Inglis.

Odd ad id ak aa aeia amici taeda

GALIANO ISLAND

Corrs: Mrs. A. Hume.

LO PAP

A large nufhber of the mem-
bers of Galiano Golf Club met
on Sunday, Sept. 21, to take part
in a “Shanghai” match. Drawing
for partners took place ‘at 1.30;
the winning couple, Mrs. Nora
Franks and Donald New, turning
in a net score of 62 to win three
pounds of coffee each.

_ Capt..and Mrs. I. G. Denroche, ;
who have. lived on..Gossip Island .

for the past 26 years, moved: dur-
ing the: past week-end ‘to “Deer-

field, ”” Galiano. Ojwner's: of’ Gos--

sip Island, they have leased the

island. to D. M. ‘Hartnell of Maple

Grove Sawmills.

- Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Twiss, ‘also .

Mr. :and: Mrs. : Harold. Shopland,

- returned home last week having -

spent “the past. five “months * at
North: : Pacific, . Skeena’ River,

Mrs. - Cam Prior visited . her:

Harents,. My.- and. Mrs. A. E.

-Sdoones, . for several days . last a
: week. : ;

Miss, Boult, : North “Vancouver, .
was the: “guest of: Mr. ‘and. ‘Mrs. ian
Zala: during the: “past week. ;

who: have‘ beer
visiting: ‘Mr. and: Mrs: S.-C... W.

£0. make. the: journey:

mald, left “with: the. latter on: Mon-

“Spring, ‘where. she: is visiting: her.

“Barnsbury.”

Soho nest: of hhouneloy. Ty Landes:

nae “ast "Phuveday’ Sat. ‘Salt

parents, Mr. and: Mrs; ' Be ie No
am; ee a. week, are

Alan: Stockley : and: “her as
“Miss Py. Stockley, ~ are

ee Wilson, : :

“My.” and: Mrs. D, XK: Crofton 2 re-

H! turned ‘to’ Ganges on’ sonday
Patter: spending: several anys"
. “Vancouver...

After a: Paaule ond visit to hare .

“property here, Mrs, 8, 11. Blythe
returned ‘to, Vancouver on Sun-

day.

Mrs. TL. A, Ajello: returned: to
Weoat Vancouvar on. Tuesday after
sponding some days at Ganges
ilarbour, guests of Capt, and Mrs,
J, Mitchell,

After spending oavor two

} months. on the Island visiting her.

_parents, Mi, and “Mrs, V. Case
“Morvis,” Mrs... Dillon, avcompaniad
“by her tava: young Rona, telton

“MS yosday: to -rejoin: her: iw

Commander ‘Charles Piltan, -

mos Olawates

Mr, and: Mra David. ‘Strsohait? ae
whoo have beens visiting Harbour:
“Voune foxy ae fow: flayay: voturned:

Vi ANCOUvEr an Saturday,

: Georre:”
Lake, has: tat for a; twoewaek. Vite

oad at Roslyn, whore ho.will be,

My and: Mra ev, Raingay 10>.
calny after’ a owook’a: vy

~Mivcand- Mra Ged Traftord: and
alan of Gordon: Sonam,

My,.and. Mra. De Se “Harela ott
an Monday: for. Vielorla where
they will spond. afew days and
will afterwards. alay. for a short
{imo In Vancouver,

Mra, 0% Wareus haa left Salt
Spring for White Rock whore she
will spond: newoolkear two as mucal
af Mrae Stewart Stevenson, -

Tatwn’ Coytion, owha Naa bean at.

Stoendingg a convention” Ine CUntony. soe -

oN, where he wont. over two
“yoo. aroowith the Dalta “Upailon

“pratarniive: ratatned hore san: Sates

Ved hyd tere BhOPt shay, WAL.
Ws parents, Tet.-Qol, and: Mra Dos
mond. Crofton, will leave: for Vin

 wativer: to PORT C me vaetudlik at
Mo" Wy ee

“Wiliam Rowe arvived: inate Brie oo
| Victor! acand Nas taken
up roaidunee for Ane winter uM 7

day fron

“ep Lrbour. oe DOE TE Eh Bs

Mya? :
rina EN ‘ad her: drvightetr,: pate
é ha h wigan yt

ay will: ‘he: guests ~ ‘a week: of: ae

“Dents, St Mavyta

a “ention dn oNelaon where he da visibe: Eo
2 Aweechigebrothar, Dents St. Dena:

“inmned to Vesuvina Tay one Satur oo oe
5 HIG too Wee 9 oe Pe
my Lorine: whare. thoys wore: pasta, afs 2

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time with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and. Mrs. George

Jack,

Miss Jan- Del. Jack, who is at-
tending high school, spent the
past. week-end at home.

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PENDER ISLAND

Corr.: Mrs. W. Falconer

er ne rn re me

Mrs. S. P. Corbett has return-
ed after a visit to Alberta.

Mrs. G.’ Noble “has returned
after a few days spent in Victoria.

Mr. and Mrs. Sugden have left
for England after a few months
spent with Mrs. Sugden’s mother
ie sister, Mrs. and Miss Hamp-
shire.

5
Mrs.. Lowe and Miss. Blackledge
spent a week in Vancouver re-
cently.

A. Talputt has returned after
spending. the week-end in ‘Vic-
toria, — ,

Mrs. -H. King spent a day in
Vancouver last week.

Miss M. E. Falconer has left
for Vancouver. 7

Mrs. P. H. Grimmer is spend-
ing a few days in Vancouver.

Jack Noble has left for Van-
couver after two weeks spent at
his ‘home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Grove Logan have
left for their home: in Edmonton.

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SATURNA ISLAND

a aneenecieanamananeaetet teeters

ean

” Mr. Larnie has returned’ from

a-short stay in Vancouver, bring-—

ing with hima :house guest, T. W.
Almas, of Ocean Falls,

Mrs. ‘Walter Kay is . visiting in’

Vancouver. She accompanied her

daughter, Mrs. Hall, who has been...
her::guest for a few days on the
: Island. .

Mr.: ‘and Ms. Tor; Brown -are_

"visiting. for’. two “weeks. ‘in Van-
_couver: and ‘Langley: Prairie.:

Island:

‘a: broken arm: tecently, : was’ paabl

Spe
-the: washer and may: “aura

‘Mr. ‘Edmonds, of: the Edmonds ,
‘Logging. Co.; has returned | to the.

Mr:- Fields, of Maneouyer, is z
- visiting’ his “son, ‘Buster’: ‘Fields. ae
 “Buster’s” mother, -who. suffered:

Mr and- Mrs. “BS, Fordyce: ‘or
Oakland,’ oCalif:,:

= A. good citizen. n respects himself . tees

He avoids bigotry and intolerance.

SALT SPRING W.L
OPEN WINTER SEASON

Members of the South Salt
Spring Island Women’s Institute
held their September meeting on
Thursday at the home of Mrs. E.
Cudmore, Fulford Harbour.

Ten members and two visitors
were present. Mrs. Davis, presi-
dent, opened the meeting with a
reading.

The sum of $52.85 was voted .

towards the cost of a Fowler bed
for the Lady Minto Gulf Islands
hospital.

Mrs. E. Cudmore and Mrs. A.

- Hebenton were chosen as dele-

gates to attend the conference in
Victoria in November.

Tea was served by Mrs. Cud-
more, assisted by Mrs. Hebenton.

ST. MARY’S GUILD
MEET AT FULFORD

The quarterly meeting -of St.
Mary’s Guild was held on -Thurs-
day afternoon at “Swallowfield
Haven,” the home of Mrs, T. M.
Jackson.

Twelve members were present.
Archdeacon Holmes opened the
meeting with prayer.

In the absence of President Mrs.
Charlesworth, the meeting was
taken by Mrs. Davis, first vice-
president, —~

Mrs. G. H. Holmes, president of
the Women’s Auxiliary at Ganges,
turned iin a‘cheque for $108, a
share of the proceeds from the
church fete. held in August at
Ganges. ;

The sum of $50 was voted to be
sent to the Mission Fund. Mater-

ial for new kneelers for the
church was ordered.

Tea hostesses were: Mrs. E. H.
Collmer and Mrs. Davis.

‘Save time, work and: money,
with a Bear Cat tractor. It:

plows... harrows,. cultivates, as

= discs | and: has” many,

nda: asphalt: fu kettles,.”

and i respects: ‘the: p riglite of others. a

7 Champion prayers: and’ electric: oo ae

South Saanich W.I.
Receive. Thanks

South Saanich Women’s Insti-
tute held their first meeting of

“the winter season last week, with

Mrs. A. Sutherland in the ‘chair.

A letter of thanks was received
from Great Wakering Women’s
Institute in England for two par-
eels which had been sent earlier
in the year. ;

A children’s Hallowe’en fancy
dress party was planned for early
in November. :

Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. S. Pickles and Miss Joan
Pickles.

First of the fortnightly card
parties of the winter season was
held in Temperance hall with nine
tables in play. Prize winners

were: 1, Mrs. W. W. Michell and *

W. W. Michell; 2, Mrs. Meikle-
john and Fred Michell. Lucky
prize was won by W. W. Michell.

LADS 3 FINED
ON SALT SPRING

At the Ganges police court last
Saturday, before A. J. Eaton,
J.P., two boys from the Cran-
berry Marsh were fined $10 each
for carrying loaded rifles Jin- a
moon car.

A $5 fine was also imposed on
a Cusheon Lake resident for driv-
ing a car without a licence.

Portraits of Distinction
ra
P. L. WATSON
Portrait. and Commercial
Photographer
Phone 56F - GANGES, B.C.
24-Hr. Photo Finishing Service

YOU CAN HAVE
YOUR GARDEN 7
TRACTOR | NOW. =

"WE CAN DELIVER —
FROM STOCK. |

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He puts the welfare of his country and his community

hefore his own advantage.

“the g eon citizen knows

rusemiont, is not. publishe
3 a bar the.

Whew an oceasion culls for the enjoyment of whisky,

ue The House of Seager ram has 80.

Joaver riment

“Wei is s movlerate i in ‘his thinking and moilerate i in his actions.

“Hei is moderate in: his Use. of luxurie: Bee

HOU 8 i OF SHAGRA i oe

of HPitish Polininiae

“Wisplayed by the: Liquor Control Hoard, _