Wednesday, November 16, 1960.

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PARTY LINE

- Third Dog Destroyed Here

‘By MERIDA A. CUMMINGS.

Sheep men, are concerned with the: food, will permeate the dog’s “poay, |
lack of responsibility of. some. dog | and: kill every flea «that bites the
owners. So are’ the: conscientious} dog!
dog ‘owners. The: law allows sheep | TWO-WAY DE AL
men to shoot--on sight (licensed or |. Horseback. riders. and
unlicensed) ‘dogs found in the act of | must co-operate. _ Lack. of consider-
pursuing..and. worrying, or destroy-| ation and responsibility of both
ing any. sheep elsewhere’ than on| groups endanger lives and property.
land : ‘belonging to. owner: ‘of .dog.| Cars aré being drivei past-riders at
Those of us who have valuable or} speed which imperils the horses and
beloved dogs wonder how to stop the | riders if a horse should shy. Also,
irresponsible. dog owners causing | riders are not observing courtesy. of
such: damage.. There is always the | the road when riding in groups. They
- possibility .of. our dogs getting out by | spread .all. over the road causing
mistake and wandering ‘near sheep | traffic tie-ups’ and placing them- |
causing mo damage at all, but run-| selves ina. dangerous position of
ning. the chance of being seen and| being hit. Constable Bonner asks
shot.as ithe sheep owners are on the | that riding groups not enter the area
alert...As an owner of both dogs and | of Ganges unless absolutely neces:
sheep I..wonder how. the situation! sary, and. then only in an .orderly
“can be handled. fashion.

FLEA-FREE FIDO. SOCCER

From the experiments being car-| . Legion. soccer teami lost, 5-0,
tied on. it is reported: that.it won’t| the Majestic. Eagles of ‘Victoria.
be too iong before an anti-flea elem-
ent. which. when ‘mixed With, dog

motoiists

to
It
was a-good game; and was attended
by three spectators. Now where. is
the interest: to. see: that our teen-
: agers are kept. busy and. enthusias-

- J tic in recreation -activities? .Is‘it-al-
“Ways. the other: person’s ‘job? How:
1 can’ a‘ tremendois ‘recreation. pro-'
gram get ‘support: here.“ when what
has already been sated: is left toa
} very, very few?

Next Sunday, Nov. 20;.at.1.30 p. m., 4
the Legion. Soccer: team of Ganges
plays the Post Office téam at Wind-
sor Park, Victoria; The. Harbour
none team , plays. 3 at Ganges at 1:30

dvettising
works for ‘you [

_ * DR. TED JaNsCH

MEDICAL CLINIC SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 25_

Galiano, i. 30 a.m. :

Mayne Island, 10.00 a.m.

eit Service.
At Pender

Joint.Remembrance Day ceremon- |:

» .&

ies, sponsored by Canadian Legion
Branch’ No.*239, were observed in
St. Peter’s Anglican Church,: Pender
Island, Sunday morning at 11.0’clock,
the Rt. Rev,.M. E. Coleman con-.
ducting ‘the ‘service’ to a ‘capacity
congregation.

Local veterans fell in at the church
at 10.45 and attended in a body. ‘The
sounding of the Last Post, the -si-
lence, and Reveille, preceded the’
service, and appropriate hymns
were sung.

Mrs. Jim Lowe, widow of a World
War I veteran, placed the wreath
at the altar, in remembrance of
those who gave their lives in the. ser-
vice_of their country.

Veterans had previously placed a
wreath: atthe .Pender. Island Cem-
etery,* and the graves of veterans.

“were | decor ated.

ARMISTICE. DAY
PARADE AT.
MAYNE ISLAND |

Armistice:Day parade ‘of the Gulf.

Islands branch of the Canadian Le-}-

gion. was ‘held. .at. the: Lych: Gate
memorial;.. St:. -Mary - Magdeline’s
Church, Mayne, on Friday. ;
Proceedings’.began. with the lay-
ing of'a wreath on the memorial by
the branch president, and the lower-
ing of the flag for the silence. period.
This was followed by a‘short service
in the church, conducted by the Rev.

_B. Cowan, one of the branch padres

anda ‘combattant ‘veteran of the
Second World. War:

After. -.the~. church service the

branch. members. moved off. to the |

community -hall; for .refreshments.
Silent. toast, was given’ to vie olen

Raise $50 For.
Christmas F und:

Ten tables were in “competition: at

“the “500°? card: party. held in Nancy’s

Coffee..Bar: on Saturday: night. The:
“proceeds came: to :$55,. which-‘will. go

towards the™ children’s Christmas

: : tree. and party: scheduled: for Decem-

lean‘a, Over: ena far forw ih
| Mother® stepped: around. the ‘corner; |:
{took:one’straight look atime; slipped |:

ard. ‘and sli

hasnew shiny ‘dime into: my: hand.and

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. Church, Sidney, 4

Prank 8 Gre on

| said “You go. out into: the: hack Rtas

“and play??s: >
Right there 1 knew. ‘that something

Daily, except Sundays, Wednesdays}

is ‘of this year's scala brides:

was. Barbara: Yvonne’ Green. whase
‘wedding: took. place al’ St. Andrew's
November: 10,

hter of, Mr. and Mis,
of Tes Dh ww Read,
Barbaras was criven sin

tlder:. dang

Snanichton,

hamarriage by her father to John Lion-
Sob Ward of Sidney:

soneof Mr:

Mrs, John. B.. Ward of..

Marysville,

B.C. cin saceremony conducted yy

oe Pi sy euehen 5

and:

“bfolds of organza.

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7 FULFORD

‘John Rees, of Sidney, spent a few
days:at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M.
| Gyves -recently..

Mrs. Cora McGillycuddy. has been
over to visit her. sister, Mrs. A. Mc-
Manus, Sr, She’ returned to. Vancou-.
ver last week.

Mrs. John Proudfoot and children,
Gail and Gavin, of Vancouver, also.
spent some days at the home of her
parents, Mr: and Mrs. McManus,
and guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.:Mc-
Manus, Jr., last week, were Mrs.
McManus'’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Heatherington, of Vancouver.

Mrs. J. L. Tyrrell, recently. of
Vesuvius Bay Road, has come back
to” Fulford and taken the Middle-
mist’s cottage.

L. Horch has been staying with the
‘Don Fraser family. He is ‘a resident
-of Canoe Cove..

. There: are more grandonildiced in
the Gyves: family, Mrs, Mike Gyves
{informs :The -Review; . Daughters
Deena,: Mrs. Sanderson, ‘of. Vancou- |
“ver has a little: boy, Stewart; born in
October in. Vaticouver, :and Phyllis,

a. new son,

‘Lawrence, born in St.

vember 3.

Last week-end, Shirley, Mrs. “Rees,
of. Langford, paid a visit to her. par-
ents, Mr.‘and Mrs. Gyves.

ber 17 in Fulford Hall.

This card party. was. sponsored by |
members. of the local. W.I; and the
| Fulford: Hall. committee. Mrs. R.
Lee was in charge of a home cooking
stall. and: members. of .the. party. as-
sisted,-and also served. the supecr
which followed the cards. ,

-Prize winners: at ‘'500"° were Mrs.
‘E.. Klassen, ladies’ first; L.: Horch,
“men’s first,: and the consolation: went
to’Miss"Cree Shaw: There. were: 10.
“tables’in: competition. ‘Winner of: the
-chicken dinner: was Don Fr aser.. The
| chickens: were donated V by: Mr. and
‘Mrs. J. R. We. -Young.- ;

“E,: - Strathern did. ‘a 60d job
auctioning: off'a few ‘cakes cand. pies
which: were left-over ‘on ‘the stall.-

oR. Patterson” “was: MC. for:

I night. : wh

the

my. might. TE: nded
Did. you. eve tr r

“Some. day: if you. ‘see: me climbing
onto- a! Greyhound: ‘bus: with. ay hi-fi
; Belget:, eouaiee under: my. arm you.

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red roses and’ white: ribbon,”
; Attending ‘the ‘bride: were; herssise
ler, Miss Carol: Green, Mis. By Mite}
‘chell and Mrs, D, Fraser, of: Victoria |
“and ns miailron ot honor, Mrs. G.
Donaldson: af Royal Onke tdontieally
-gowned in dilac’ sheer organi, the
pitendants’ dress
short bouffant skirts. and the. fitted
J burees Were dripect trom shoulders
ty the tueked Gunner bunds with

ec They wore: matehiny
{ thei’ henddressea®-
 laneibow: ic Alhors

aa bonnets: “of white

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reiees Deld Wethe Board. oom,
Je Mahon Tray

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Donald Ward | oft Marvell
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ae David: Gualrane

PREC K PPLON ©
the.
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Lewontin kwos “plea! coppae brochday:
jdlresis vith mess. ArOen Tak cand |
lover nnd nN Popper toned) enrnatian
“For her son's wedding,

a Whi Tid * chosen: OWN, Of!

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reine lice. over ynean: Laffeba, warn
with a fenthored hat and ace eSsOvTes

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OM. and Mrs, ROU A, Green, of
Croflan and thin geaatin's 8 yrand pars;
; onse Mr and Mii We “Moyer, ol
ie Broderiéky Srple 8%
“Tata Lo, the bride was proposed by
Wook Carberry, at Vietosin- and
Lelclightod junior iiss, Marilyn Ghar
ECE Rho tbe bride's DOUG Boyehes
tip to Serttleg the: Inide
fathered 00 cae tiie snlbeak: purple
WMD LDS teense PU WELLE. ith ep bbe.
(blak HEPES OTL OR wilh corsage Of}
hrmdinive- orchids, Gh Ae okay, thet
yong. couple will live de Vietorha.:

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|¥ Mr and Nis, 3

Parry Mi ond Mra,

[2 S. Corbett and: family inne abble Hue

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Quite an: hit: nt: Andigestion Is ene

iis people havi to aay thely words,

Mrs. A. Russell; of Colwood, also has | well conducted.

Joseph’s Hospital in Victoria, on No- |

were styled will}
soll

“and i
vi | aisle

ee i grandparents of tho brides jaye. cue sight) whieh we do: il i .

[Fndethe: stove: 0) Wi place,

STUDENTS MARK |
REMEMBRANCE |
DAY. AT GANGES
“Remembrance Day — service © as-
sembly: was. held ‘at Mahon - Hall,
Ganges, Nov..10, at. 2. p.m.,when all
the children from Salt Spring Island
school were in attendance.

It was an impressive ceremony,.
commencing with a processional
headed by the Sea Scouts with. the
two flags, and an honor guard com: !
posed .of.. Brownies, Girl. Guides,
C.G.1.T.,;Sea Scouts, and Cubs, all-in
uniform. “The procession moved to
the front of the hall where they re-
mained in line, with the flags.

Archdeacon G. H. Holmes gave the
invocation. Two service clubs, the
I.0.D.E. represented by Mrs. V.C.
Best, and the Ladies’. Auxiliary to
the Canadian Legion, represented by
Mrs... P. Cartwright, ‘were in attend-
“ance.

Mrs. Cartwright, who. was the
speaker for” the afternoon, gave a
short talk. on -‘“Peace”’:

The high. school choral group’ ‘of 50
voices sang, “Give Us: Peace’, after
Which the assembly was dismissed.
The «ceremony -was impressive ‘and

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|

Count Your | Blessings

By MURIEL WILSON

Usually it takes a fine day to make
one. remark. “‘All’s: well»-with the
world’’. -It is the sunshine that gives
“one. the .comfor table” feeling’ of well
being. :

‘On a-drab, dull day’ it seems more
difficult for:-one. to sparkle, harder
‘for one to bealert: and gay. than‘on a
day. when’ the “sun: shines... - If-we
could. just realize that on. the dark-
est day, behind..the’.blackest: clouds,
the sun IS ‘shining... even though }
ait, doesn’t. show through..:

‘This: thought was: “biotight. ‘home |
‘to: me while on

‘man of ‘the board...

“meeting was not a battle station be-

Spring Island:last week... . “staff: Mrs, Ww: Evans, - Mrs.
Mr. Bradley’s mink. are excellent Beech. D. ail and “Mrs.-
stock. and his pelts were. ‘described Beech

EM

PAGE NIN.

| School Meeting Concerned
‘With Teachers’ Salaries

“Annual school meeting of Gulf; were asking for a 4.9 per. cent raise.
{slands School District was held in The aiepiite now goes to arbitration.
Fulford Hall on November with a ne
a‘small’crowd of 13 present. — |

Questions “were -asked regarding
teachers’ salaries, and-a report was
given by George Heinekey, chairs

i

| Hospital Report
Indicates Total.
| Of 60 ‘Patients

: During the month of October there’
“were 60 patients under care at the
Lady Minto Gulf-Islands Hospital.
tween teachers and the trustees, but | Adult and. children patient days
a-friendly discussion’, | were 414, and newborn patient days
The school board had offered tea- | 30, There were 31 minor operations,
chers a reduction to the 1959 agree- | 60 routine chest X- “rays and 10 car-
ment. The teachers, on their part, diograms.
a The following donations have been
received. by the. -hospital:. Mrs. P.
Lazenby, drinking cup;* Church. of.
the. Good Shepherd, fruit and veget-
i ables; Mr: and. Mrs.’ H. Loosmore; - :
tomatoes; Mrs. W - Watmough,
grapefruit; Reg. Price, ‘book.

The following sent: gifts to. the

_A. D. Dane, chairman for the ru|
ford meeting, reported that the

FUR EXPERT IS”
VISITOR HERE.

Malcolm James, representative fe)
the Ranchers’ Marketing Service on
a. buying trip: from New York, visit-
ed the Bradley Fur. Farm on Salt |

|

as. first class, {-

‘Pelting will start next week: “and a| DISCUSS PI ‘PLANS
new. pelting’ machine*has been pur- |
_ chased which speeds up’ the. process. FOR CHRISTMAS ©
TREE PARTY

vA Ay eT : Members. of the. South. Salt Soving :
; ¥ ‘sland W.LI..
3 d H.. Townsend on Thursday, Nov...10.
ne Plans ‘were discussed forthe -chil--”
i dren’s Christmas tree and.

Fulford Hall.

pot in the exact centre of the right | more hundred to: complete the num-
burner. Turn’on the heat ..... have ber needed for the:coffee urn, which
you turned on the: heat under the ‘it is hoped. to: have’ for: the, Fulford
right-burner?. _ ‘Hall before the New Year...”
‘Simplified slightly perhaps by |
using: instant coffee but there ‘is: still { he had“ donated coupons. sO eenet ;
the hazard: of. pouring ‘boiling ‘water.|-ously:to date.:* . ba
into a.cup you cannot see. .No, noth- Next meeting: will ‘be held at. the’
-ing -is., simple ‘when: you are blind: “home ~) of: ‘the -president, Mrs. J.
This little experiment carried: out to Campbell: ‘That will be: on: n Thursday.
its. conclusion .will give ‘you. a’ tre- Dee. 8.00000, °
mendous appreciation for the: gift: ‘of [*: ‘Mrs. Towasen was hosice or the:
sight -and.a new. ‘understanding | and -afternoon ‘and: served | ‘tea after. the
sympathy: for ‘those: who: canot see. meeting adjourned a “8

a. recent. trip. to] a

“It was Ate
low

hanging’ ne ar. ‘al
clouds: when: the
plane =: cleft: “the!

“Bach time. 1 go to:a‘big ‘city, ;
‘grateful: for, the® serenity: ‘of Vancou :
ver “Island. “Although: Vancouver “i
-a- beautiful: city
becoming. mo)
Angeles, ° wi

its ge argantuan o

‘lots; its agressive. young: men, - brief

in: many: ways, itis);
and: more:.like ‘Los |. o
its’ almost: terr ifying’) =

cae, div; hand,: hurrying © toward : ‘SUC |”

: its: chic, short. skirted: (very :
“hort skirted) ‘secretaries. tripping. on
high. cheels | toward: coffee bars: and:

2d with. “have arrived’. older. men.
with their mink shouldered ladies;

~ OF cour 80 there: is excitement: and:
‘stimulation in-- a nushrooming bis).
‘ciiy fascinating. shops with: yo) |
cosmopolitan: ‘Cand . 8). 1.8 ivey|
Vey. hin nowttiple tr avel, eae cigs
with poster Ray. windows. ndvertisinyg
trips to every: comer of the world; ‘|
eprat Hyvuri offies bnildlnes reach.
in {ne the. ky woes and, whit awlul j

with: ‘Mau
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with the sophisticatad accent. of.
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Braid 3. ropev" Jouotier to
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-met at the home.of Mrs...’

party- to. 7:
be held on Saturday, Dec. 17; in the .~
Coupons are ‘still being. ©
collected and it will only. take .a few:

“A: vote’ of: thanks -was: given. to. al Bye