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‘Wednesday, October 9, 1957,

| CHRYSANTHEMUM
SHOW AT. GANGES

Salt. Spring: Island” Chrysanthe-

vo im “Society -held - the early fall |

Fy show in the. Legion’ hall, Ganges,'on
Saturday ¢ afternoon, Oct..5, with Wy
, Levey. of Victoria and Mrs. LeFevre

-~-oef Ganges acting as judges.

~Tea was served during the after-
noon by “Mrs. S. ‘Claibourne, Mrs.
W.. Rogers and’ Mrs. Wadell. At the
end of the afternoon, blooms were
“auctioned by Group Capt. W. E:
Dipple, swelling the’ proceeds: of
* the: ‘show. to $25. .- ;

Prize winners were: Class .1, one
pleom; disbudded,. any. variety,
W.E, Dipple;. 2, Mrs. E. Worthing-
ton; 3, “Mrs. C. Elliott.:: Class :2
three. blooms. disbudded, : different
varieties, 1, “Mrs. -Scot Clarke; :2,
Mrs. C.. Elliott... Class 3,. pompons,
“1 Mys. - E.- Worthington;
Scot. Clarke. Class 4,
one. “variety, ¥ Mrs:

vase sprays;
J. Catto;

, Mrs. Scot Clarke;°2,: Miss
-Oyerend”. -. Class -6.." arrangement,
* autumn.shades,:1;-Mys..Scot Clarke;

22, Mrs. A. Davies; 3, Miss Overend:
“eo Class 7, arrangement: ‘of pompons

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“Mrs, BE. Worthington.. Class 5. ‘dec-:
>> orative, pne bloom, foliage, “low con-.|"

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NEW MARKET |-
IS SOUGHT

‘The « ‘Island Farmers’ Institute.
held a general meeting in-the board
room of Mahon hall at Ganges, on
October .1, with George Heinekey as
chairman.

Chief ‘topic, “under lively discts-
sion, was the question of shipping

cream now that. the Salt: Spring
Island Creamery has. closed.

Two alternatives seemed open for
the small. number. of producers left

‘on:the island, to ship cream direct
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to. the Courtenay-Comox Creamery,
or ta ship to. Palm Dairies ‘in: Vic-
They. will. only take sweet
cream. .1t was decided. to contact
Palm Dairies to see .if.a-representa-
tive would come:1o the island to
talk. to .those: interested, in’ which
case a further meeting will be ‘call-
ed. All ‘the: Gulf Islands are now a
— ‘free aren.
Class. 8, arrangement using

any.
open -to non-members, . 1,

|

Dorothy Dodds; 2 2). Mrs: E.. mverin

Ington: 3; “Mrs. Kay. Lynen.

A® ‘donation will .be’-made to: ‘the
_.in low: container, Mis. Scot. Clarke. ; Salt’ Spring: Volunteer ..Fire Brigade.

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~ WICTORIA “49841 :

‘This:

in California,’ established* one, of the |:
“| largest’ stock: ‘farms in that state in|:
My™ great-grandfather. ae
“and. - wanted |:
to return, to his own. kind ‘and hence :

‘thought. of. it.

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~ FARMERS

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“46n: the other hand, the economy:
of. British. Columbia ‘is’. constantly
stimulated .by* a: continuous migra-
tion - here from the. Canadian
prairies. “Many of. these’ immigr ants |°
have’ the: same ancestry. asthe rest
of us. -If Mr.
barrier ‘along ‘the eastern boundary
of British. Columbia:-to’.keep . out
prospective. settlers. from the prairie
provinces, ‘he ‘should’ say. .so clearly
and forcefully. — Nothing can. be:!
gained . by - continuing this. mystery
any longer.

“Many: of my islands neighbors
are from the. prairies: and‘ Ihave
always considered them first rate
settlers. _

“T challenge “Mr. Westwood | to
clarify his: thinking with. regard: to
‘retired -. prairie :farmers’™ without
delay. and hope that The. Review.
willbe. good enough: to ‘publish- his
statement so. that’ farmers”. and

~ of: course to. the: -effect that ‘the’.

“travel clinie could render useful'ser-

vice to’ hotel and ‘auto: court. opera-"
tors: wherein first-hand informa-
tion and instruction could be passed

‘on . by “top-notch “men: and ‘women

who-had spent. their’ lives. in tourist
trade operations. .

“That: is the: correct substance of
my remarks*and I: believe their :in-
tentions ‘speak: for . themselves, ~If |
the feelings: ‘of: some people were

the. prairie farmer as an example
of. new--auto. -court ‘operators. who
could learn’ .much. from ‘the travel
clinic, .I regret ‘such a‘ situation.~ I
was not talking about’ individuals
nor any group in particular. but was
merely. ‘extclling: the’ value - of: the
tourist clinic which I was proud to
introduce as: an: capes mien during
the season Just passed. -

former. prairie: dwellers: _ aes re

know, hts views.”
THE ANSWER
wo Twill. answer.

Mr." ‘Campbell’ s

statements as they appeared a to

which he seeks. explanation...

-Mr.' Campbell asks’ whether I was ;

criticizing “retired:.prairie farmers”
because they had at one time. farm-
ed. or. whether I was opposed to

them moving’ to BC: I would like |.

to state that rather than opposing
I welcome retired prairie’ farmers

as sound, experienced cand highly
desirabie : citizens for B.C... As ~to

criticizing ‘ “retired : prairie: farmers” |:

because’ they
farmed, .I* neither’ said.’ that “nor
ho . My: own. background
would. make: such an attitude on-my:
part wholly impossible. ‘Here I must
explain’: my. background and = the
first. thing ‘to, mention is that.I.too
ama ‘farmer, and’ pr esently operate |’

the farm upon. which I was raised. oe
‘SOME HISTORY:

“To emphasize: the ‘importance of

the: farm insmy-. life ‘I. should’ say.

that: “my: great- er andfather,

plains by: covered: wagon:in 1849 and,

those’ ‘days.
was ., restless, however, :

st rongly. ope “ever. “and have: started.
Lae pure e-bred ‘Holstein’ _ dairy. “herd:
and’ T ami: ‘shipping. ‘Six cans: of. milk.

sper: ‘day... “It'is/niy: intention, all: b

ing: well; ‘to -Yetireon ® ‘the farm.
CLOSE: AFFINITY :

» Further..to this: ‘explanation L-will.

and |:
| grandfather” crossed ~ the ‘American :

had =: at-!one” time}

“ON MY GLASSES,
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DEATH CLAIMS

THOMAS BOW |

Death.claimed:. Thomas. Pearson
Bow, 761 Queens Ave.; at his home
‘on. Saturday; Oct. 5;
63.years of age. and had resided: in
‘Sidney: for the past:10:years. : For-
merly a resident of ‘Yorkton, Sask:;
“he was born. in Scotland.

He is mourned by his wife; Agnes,
at home; ‘three. brothers, Charles,

Westwood. favors a unintentionally hurt ‘by my using | James and John and his sister, Mrs.

Agnes Duff, all of’ Saskatchewan, »

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| state - that it. have’: smany.* personal: :

: --been™.
farmers": and. a: ‘high: regard.: ‘exists
for) all of: ithemi.”. Far, : then, from.
having: a strong aversion: to farmers

“prairie ;

I-feel a close: affinity’ because Tam |
one: of. them. * In. that: respeot T share’

the feelings of My. ‘Campbell aay his

farm, neighhors, : ‘

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AND. SENIOR.

~The» following » explanation

‘suffice, T’hope, to indicate what was

meant. when. ::I “used the. words

will |”

“prairie farmers" ‘as. an: ‘example, rye
regret using this as. my . example |:

“Tnow, of course, but: I think in farm

‘terms.“and''r was merely ® using «a
familiar Mustration

At the. meoting in. question I was
expluning an. educational effort be-
ing sponsored by our tourist bur emu,

7 one of: ‘the branches Within the de-
: partment: ‘of recreation and conser-

“vation.

This: travel: clinic: had. coy
ered: many. cities in: B.C, in an’¢
perimental. AWRY LOSS “determine

: : whether our; department could ..18-

lat autovcouri: and “+ Sart: operntors

{bys bringing: to ‘wien: knowledge! ‘of

‘Tamerica.

Miccossful’ practive.: oan motel “and

‘pasar operations: elsewher' a in North
“This, school, Y miay BUY,

was. highly. pudcessfu) ind: warily

received- all-over the” province,’ so"

alble. to. put: the, SCHOO) ON. A. per=

amanent busi jn the ‘near future,

of

ovomer 15th, 1 1957.

sores seipnieeeminieer sl ih ae a! scant biadeaplesih pprendcuieindid sihialenit rma necesita

Tarn trae ee i

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wonld

an explaining: the. organization of
lvayel clinic ind “its - “‘purponcs,
mentioned vo-my: mlidience. that WO:
had found” Way. JAY. people. upon.
retiring, wanted iy supplement. tholr
income. In soma.” business. nee
note demand, ton.

physien) effort’ Te was: ‘natural,

therefore that. 8 we fet.as fairly [o.:

large. number: of
farmers: In TG,

(o-aupploment, thelr Income arid ob-
tain, additional. amenities: that
people atch ng thoy would Inve: it in
futo courts and comer accommoda-
ion oHLAblishments,. “
explain tat dealing with the tore
jal trade was usually! a farcery from
With diese retired Gouples: previous
Iv had’ done. and? that ‘the travel
clinic” was. an ‘educational: mothod
whereby thoy “eomd learn: uo frat
Janda. lboe
1a, aponk, whereby Ne comfort: and.
Dieanure of Aravellers: could be. ngs.
nured.

Mv ‘audience ‘yorot Mood the point

Mra, George: Fernie, All. i W Road
And Maas Gs Dy Bianehford: Wilds

““retdred > pralria

their atster: and: brother-In-Iaw,
Mr. and Mrs; ‘George: Tater many, vd

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Many. thousands will take

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‘Mr: Bow. was: *

Funeral : took. place from Sands |
Funeral Chapel and’ cremation fol-:
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