, spel SIX. Wednesday, February 27, 1957.

enmmeeammed

*.WHY NOT? ; ;
It was a-very tense scene in the
: film. The audience sat enthralled.
‘Li es G : he Ce Ea ee ee tae moet Suddenly the hero slapped'the hero--
arge (sat ering” oS ne io iine in the face. »
_salt Sprig Island Parent-Teach- | fall, which. ‘Was’ a Sie Success | REPORT ON. WORK “FULF ORD” | Bids Farewell To" SA TU RN A | In the stunned: silenée = fol Ys
“Association © “held: “the: regular. ‘despite the mumps: epidemic..:..Mrs. | “Mrs. J. ‘Reid; past president, ‘gave ; : VT Ty Il of . | lowed” ali te voice pip a
‘meeting. on February. 18 inthe |.M. Munro. spoke. on. the Christmas ,.a very interesting-report on the his- “Mie-and Mrs, “Loxton. are proud wo-Travellers,. -Mrs. Don* Bellamy sceunied wom | “Mommy,” it said,” “why or
». home economics room ‘of the school; |.candy,. saying 285 bags had’ been | tory of. P.T.A..'work and: activities | owners of a ewe that gave birth| 4. No-host. farewell - “party” ‘Was | Lady Minto Hospital accompanied j she's slap al bback like Ai aor
“with=Mrsiom “yg, Ashlee: ‘presiding. ‘packed. She. moved'a vote of thanks; in general, : and the: SSI. in, “par- , tO triplets at. ‘Beaver ‘Point. last: given. at. the tea: -hour “on Sunday; by her new son-and -her ‘three-year- : . : -
ticular, ‘for . Founder’s’ Day.* The week. _As- this’ is ‘her first. ‘attempt | Feb: 24, at Tantramar, the home: of: old: son;..too.:°
usual $5" donation’ will be sent-to| at lambs, the mother ‘is very proud, | Miss Emily Smith, ‘Vesuvius Bay, ;

ae

» There’. were 43 members attending | to W. Palmer, Santa Claus; ‘and |
to: hear: the: guest: speaker; Dy, ‘Wil- | Mrs. Vi C. Best, who so kindly lends
liam | Newton,’ head’ of the: Domin- her ‘Santa: costume. each year.

~- Customer in’ a drug store on sun-
I “Be Gilbert has ‘Yetuirned on ‘the. day. ‘morning: - “Please sive” me

the * federation for the Founder's but dinner’ time for the. lambs is for Mr. and Mrs. R.. ‘Britton, who} cy Peck from a’ month's holiday in | change for a dime.” :
- ion Plant: Pathology. Laboratory” at ~The * Boxing. Day”. dance: report | Day..fund. o>. “rather hectic, -. are leaving .on’an extended trip: to Victoria.: Druggist: “Frere it is, I hope: ott"
 Saanichton.." 2°.. ‘showed that $55.39. had: béen’ real- |. The school.garden contest’ “will be| Miss. Helen’ “Ruckle. ‘spent ‘the England.

. ‘The’. treasurer, Mis. A. “Jackson, ized. Mrs. E. J. Ashlee thanked | convened for a second year by Mrs.| week-end at her home at Beaver| Tea was poured at the peauti-
‘reported a‘ balance of $229.55. Mrg.| everyone who had made these vari-.| J. Netterfield.. She will. be assisted'| Point and returned. to Victoria on! fully appointed. table, centred. by. a
. Margaret’ White; “ P-T.A.” “delegate, | ous “activities: such’.a~ success, % by Mrs. V. Sholes.’ >: Sunday, - where she -is teaching in| lovely bowl of daffodils flanked: by
“reported on the’ Fulford -Commun- ‘helping, and: donations... °° “ “There has been a change regard- the Lansdown ‘junior high school, | ™Multi-color candles in crystal, lustre
“ity. Hall” “Association” meeting at | ° Membership convener, Mrs. J.| ing the announced program for| Mrs. A. Davis: went into’ Victoria | Candlesticks by Mrs. F. Agnew,
: ‘Fulford, that, she ‘attended, regard- | Netterfield said there are 31. mem-| Fulford P.T.A. “Mrs. Sinclair will be! on. Tuesday. to attend: the friend- | Mrs. J. deMacedo, Mrs. L. Parham
«ing plans for’a: Sports field there. bers: now, and that. grade 4 under-| the guest. speaker: on. March '°8,{ ship‘ tea at the Brentwood ‘Women’s { 2nd’. Miss. Anne Van Pelt, Those
- “Mis. E. J. Ashlee gave a report on | its teacher, Mrs, Burge, had won! dealing with her recent visit. to| Institute. Mrs. Davis is on the cen- | assisting were Mrs..W. F.. Thor-
‘the’ Chamber of ‘Commerce meet-| the P.T.A. book. prize again. this | Scotland. ‘tral committee of the: South Van- | ‘burn, ‘Mrs. C. ‘Travena, Mrs. J. C.
“ing, coricerning the need for a‘per- | year.for.the most parents as.mem- |. Pennant .was won 1 by. Mrs, Burge’s ‘couver | Island: Women’s Lastitute Smith and Mrs. J. Harvey. |
“* manent. . financial . “arrangement, | bers... Mrs. Mary Fellows, report- grade.4.class for having the. most for ‘all of Canada. :
“-mecessary. to the Salt Spring Volun- ing for ‘dental clinic, said: that: 85'|-parents attend P.T.A. | Henry Ruckle: returned to: Vic-
- teer. Fire ‘Department. children ‘had. been registered, with.| pr. William Newton: gave a vivid toria College’ on’. Sunday . after
“¢ Miss ‘O2-Mouat. reported: on: ‘the 10 ‘having: visited ".the:-dentist, oo and” fascinating -" address on ° the | spending“ the’ week-end. with his
Holiday : ‘Theatre presentation Jast 50° with, work completed. _ work.-he “did in’ Ceylon; for | the parents, Mr. and Mrs; G. Ritckle. ‘

United Nations Food and ‘Agricul: “BSH Smith had his: brother from

‘Mr. and. ‘Mrs. J. Wharmby came
home to Saturna last Sunday. :
Mrs. Blake Hunt. was: also wel-
comed back last. Sunday. :
C.. Bavis. is spending the..week-
end in Victoria with his family.

‘Smith, Miss M...Holford, Mr. ‘and |]

Mrs. Geo. Heinekey, Mr, and Mrs. |f
K. Goodrich, “Mr: and Mrs. || SHOWING:

Friday - | Saturday
“March 1, 2 at 8 p.m.

“ABOVE US ee

enjoy the sermon.” ”

|REX THEATRE

— Ganges - —

Flewin, Miss A: Lardner, Mrs. H:
: Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. : Malcolmson,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Mellish,’ Mr. ‘and fe.
Mrs.: G. Mouat, ‘Miss M; Cummings; I
Mrs. D. F, Winteringham, Mrs. Neil
Smith, “Dr.:and Mrs. 'R. Bradley,:
Mis. R.-T.- Meyer, Miss D, -Mickle-

A presentation -was:made on be-
half of.: Vesuvius friends, . by.“Mrs.
‘A. -E. Duke and. J. Halliday, :in his
‘usual “inimitable. :manner-:: wished
‘Mr, ‘and: Mrs. Britton a: wonderful-

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trip, with” “many happy. visits: to WAVES”
VOYAGE TO. ALASKA - tural Organization,  : “Victoria visiting him’ in” his. home |-relatives en route. Those attending borough, Mr. and Mrs. C. Newman, | :
ies : one Refreshments «were. served © by | on Isabella: Point Road, last week. | the tea included: Mr. and Mrs.|Miss .M. Harrington, “Mr. Bleach, = J OHN: MILLS. aera
FORMER. ISLANDER'S. REMINISCENCES | Ms. M._ White, “Mrs. S._ Rogers, ‘TO CALIFORNIA Duke, “Mz. and Mrs. S. Quinton, 01 Maer aus. M. OvBrian, Miss || JQHN GREGSON

Mrs. o. Wage and ‘Mrs. R. Dodds.

my By ‘Percy Purvis.” con foward’ evening.: A’ tent: and.” ‘a stove Roy Lee, son of. Mr. “and Mrs. Mrs. M. Heath, Mr. and Mrs. ‘L. Cc. Cruickshank, Mr. and Mrs. D, q

DAL ZS ele Se as -= | Clifford Lee, ana B Parham, Mr. and Mrs. Finn Lep- | Toms, Mr. and Mrs. J.-D. Reid,|| -. DONALD. SINDEN.
Obapter VE no Teeaet the things. ta: be "re" | <ce—r ~ | and Mrs. B. “a ba a soe, Mr. and Mrs. W.,,Copeland,| Mr. and Mrs. Cowan, Miss Helen |P Arthur Rank |
TORMENTS : cor face “GAN GES. _/ | Way to. California for ‘a. well. de- | Mrs. ‘T. Carlyle, Mr. and Mrs, H.A.| Gaynor, Col, Byng-Halll, Mr. and! A J. Arthur Ranks}.

“ay “The captain. of. the. ‘Tees took: a cay
ort blew ees ee -megaphone and ‘called-to the offi- ee noes Mrs. i. J. atlee. pe ‘served vacation. ‘They. will be ithe
“of: my. ‘forehead. and in” my left | cers of the Dirigo, “Hurry up orI° Vo | Ganges 97-W::. ae abont two weeks, |...
fe témple “was” al most unbearable... I |. will go away and leave-you,; I am |.¢ , ——~ Mss. Ruby ‘Lacy,. RN, spenit: the
‘suffered torments: .I could neither ‘not’ going: to be caught here after| gait. ‘Spring ~ “Island... Brownies: Ate vend at “her home: on Isabella
eat nor sleep. At night I wandered | dark.” The ‘last’ boat. was loaded | Guides, Cubs and Scouts attended pint ne Bh: returned to the
about’. the: ship; <visited .with the } 4nd on its. way to the Dirigo. The church: parade. at. St. George's on conn e ee Jubilee Bospita
“night: watchman, who was’ an ‘old engine’:room bell ‘on: the Tees: rung | church, Ganges, on: Sunday. after- Mise se on ee _ .
‘captain, \on ° the upper, “deck, ‘then astern: and. the Teées began. backing ‘noon; ‘Fab, 24,. Archdeacon G. HE. ta rs fon ne ee, . ictoria, ‘is:
‘back to my bunk.” ae Jos, | aAWay. “The. hawser: between ‘the two Holmes officiated for this ‘Thinking M y ga te er parents, Br, and and Mrs. ‘Keirman ‘intends o- spend,
: borated ‘Steamers \ tightened up. and. thet Day © service, held” throughout « the |:M*S- ee, for a few days... ba the island. H pend.
i | ak i of sah rate bang | bang” went ‘the two ropes world,.- in commemoration: of. the |. - Miss Sheila» Brenton» “spent. the: six weeks on. the’ island.:.She came:
0

Mrs. “W. Wells,:P.: Ustinov, Dr.

Robinson, Mr. and Mrs,.H.:T..Min-
Lockhart, and F. ‘Smith:

chin, Mrs.:B. E. Lowther, Mr.: and:
Mrs. Thorburn; Mr... ane Mrs. J.

jrldgeshire,. Rnglana,” arrived: - = a DR. WILKIE’S SCHEDULE
|

- Production.

a

Beaver Point last: week to visit her. (Next Ww e ek)

sister, Mrs. A. Stevens, whom she |}. 7 oe
had nat seen for. 24 years. It was a. "WEDNESDAY —Pénaer Island ‘School House......9.8 30. to 10: am.
wonderful . reunion * for. the sisters. SALT. ‘SPRING ISLAND—1, 30 to’ 5.00 ‘p.m. every. afternoon, :

except: Thursday. . wit

° “| week-end. with -h ts, Mr. | to British Columbia via the US.A.,| Sa an
lon Tae puto, re |e Ue any i |i, of av te, de | ah Mai Me |e Cu ve Oe ae
days soa lebih Lys sos worn |. . The ‘Tees continued backing and niversary: of the Scout movement,-| Valley... Miss Brenton retired . to | her daughter. in Illinois. | :

- Burgoyne’: United: ‘Church Ladies
‘Aid held a meeting at the ‘nome. of

Mrs: C.Lee = on: “Tuesday, Feb. 19

“The president; “Mrs: C..Lee was in’
the’ chair, ‘Arrangements were made

for. the. coming bazaar ,and-materi-'|
‘als: were: ‘distributed ‘to "members, to-}'
‘be ‘made: into suseful: articles. to: go
son» the: ‘stalls. - ‘There ‘were: 10 mem~-
“pers. “present. and: two: visitors: Re-.
freshments | Were: served cand. the .

the Dirigo came: safely. out the gap | wings Ts eland, Victoria, was the. Senile on Sunday.
‘between two rocky islets. On she guest. of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Mouat |:
‘came’ ‘with. the last -boat- of Stuff recently. “Several. - friends; and
following’ her, the-men’ rowing: as island = visitors. ‘gathered. at-. their |
hard as .they could. home. on Churchill, Road; after’ the
*-The. steamer - shad:: gone quite: ve

Native | Sons’, banquet, “ meet ae pace a
stance‘ hefore: ‘the Tees *'stopped: I a. : :

and. ‘gave the: boat: a- chance ‘to. get | re an . ‘and: accepted: and. ‘renewal. of. -sub>:
boat: aboar a the . William: Newton: head. ‘of: ‘the scriptions: for..books* ‘bou ht: by one
ane pathology: department at the |-P.T.A.- was. approved: ;
‘Dominion |: “Experimental Station, |}: -During. “Education week | it’ was
Saanichton;' spent’ a short’ visit: with | ‘Proposed to have. an open jouse | at

‘Mr. .and -Mrs. ie W.A. Green, 1, Booth ) .

= Sidney - ~ Saanich — Brentwood
yee fe ae and. ‘Victoria :

DAY « OR NIGHT—One call places all details: in
: . capable. hands—Phone_ (3-3614.. -

ith: the: bottle’ in::myhand; I. did (

and Mrs:. lL: Lambert. pharh.
ot! ‘bother: corking it, just: i ny

ed last: “week: to* Solimar at: Beaver
Point, after. ‘spending © -between six
‘and seven ‘glorious weeks: in: Mexico;
- Mrs. Ly: “H.: Keirman | ‘of. Cam-

i ‘slipped from. my. jhand.
“and ° truck’ he! steel” deck. : It ‘did |. ‘Gi
10t: ‘break: but’ ‘most: >: "us tom

: “Then: “the ° Tees’ pines around,
“weather: : when’ ‘one ‘took’ the Dirigo: in’ tow. and: ‘star ted
ve came: on” ‘a ship. ain for. Juneau. | It was dark. :

Of: ae “When®: ‘Juneau. was” reached. ‘the ?

“Tees moved’ back: alongside of .the |.“

ruck’.a.:Tock,” bending. Dirigo, ‘shoved - vher--up : “against the:
‘shaft and: making. he ae : Or

iddle | fast: ook off! her. own | lines, backed Gt ek le:teae.
cky lands,

‘visited “Salt|"

Son “Peuruary,
Boda, to attend. the}. gdh)

oe a birthday.

Sea TRT GLE cL eI TET

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if

titi

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Me, ‘anid Mrs. T. “Ayer: ‘Cons it ‘and
Mrs. Be Williams: sand. Dr. and: “Mrs.
Ty Wilkie: ‘spent. au fow days": holiday |
in» Seattle recently: : of

Guests” “register Harbor
House, included’: Mrs. I, , Scoones,
Galiano; : oR, Jolinson,’ ‘Shawnigan
Lake; -B » Gardner, Mayne; “Ri Ww.
Thomson, ‘Victoria; Nv ‘Horsey,
Victorias. Ken, - Thomson; : ‘Victoria;
JOH, Thwaites, Victorias Giles Bell;
: ‘Vancouver; ” ‘Cy: ~Maddin,” ‘Vancouver?
TRe H; James, Vancouver: R. Reamss:
“| bottom, “Gallano; -D, “Bennett,
Mayne; Mrs. W. Aw Bower, Vancou-'
very “Mr ands Mire. We oa, Gok,
-Youbou;. My. fad. Mrs. -F, Wiltert;
Nanaimo}Miss Dorice ‘Corie, © ‘Na-
niimo; W he Durant, Vancouver;
‘Harold Sheppntce; Vancouver: B.S,
“Webber. North: Vancouver! -Wison
Knowhow, Vanconvers-A, MeDonald,
Vancouvoy; J, ‘Hoffmiester,-: :Van-
couver; 8, Li Colbart; ‘Vancouver:
J. M. Smith, Duncan, H. Plurcace,
Dunean; R, Be Lawson, Duncan, and,
Angus Grant; Vaneoiver, a

a pany” “with: Leslie Quimby: after ‘giv-.
6" ing” ‘him ‘another dollar’to ‘pay, his
a : passage from “Victoria: to": Seattle..
T ‘will take you. I never.;hea rd-from. | him and Tdi:
but: “the. Salvage: | not have isaddress,: ‘Thus. “Ships

‘will: ‘puta: that: pass’ in: the: night.’ Were:
“ine © ‘abootd and: you “pet. ‘ready ‘to. “So veached:. home: on Mareh: 16,
move, “There. was: quite: ‘a-number having « gained only -some™: -experl-
of ‘passengers: and ‘stuff, ashore ‘anid:ence,: It was: the middle of: summer
* they; hurried to. get reloaded. ° ‘The: "before I: fully. recovered ° from the}
days: were’ ‘short and, it drew on: to. a me

Weare get ined ia erve tne 4% rapialy-inets iain me

population: of Salt: Spring. Island, |

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which will:
one ‘be further, stimulated by. Ee new, ‘expi anding, :
Ferry. Services. Po gl See ae

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ae SALT | ‘SPRING. ISLAND»
WINTER SCHEDULE. In: effect Oct. 24 until further netice
MVE GEO, Se PEARSON | ~M.V. MOTOR PRINCESS

Vertical Clearance 11 Feet Vertical Clearance IR Feet

. Vesuvius-Crofton : —_ . Fulford. Swartz Bay |. -
“hy. Vesuvius 2 Lye Crofton = Ly, Fulford © | Ly; Swartz Bay

get ge! lot forn my money that way.co0 7
| got tle a and good uci)”

AA LADY Y ROSE SCHE

£80 a.m., (00am, sa am “Oibam. | errr : iN U LE
30 2.m, 10,00 BM, oo 10, a.m, oe’ 9045 amen oe 7 =
10.30 a.m 11.00 a.m, > : an P. T. A. MEMBERS ~ ;

“1300

_EFFE ECTIVE on ‘arid. after September 22, 1956.:

12,00 noon:

»| MARK. HISTORY. |

no © Subject to: change without notic
net as 12.00 pan, J}: Monthly" meeting of Galiano},
‘90 oat. “Bl 5.00 pam. lpr, was held on ‘Tuesday, Fob. [foo eee TUESDAY
“elday. Nights, ont 10 In “the sehool. with’ the preal~ DV VANCOUV OR. visrrciones ‘0001 am,  Lv—Saturn

dent; MrscTs Larengs in. tho lehatr,:
TCA letter of: thanks was read: from
7, Ty -Bellhonse- for flowers he ro:
eoived while, {n Lanny. Minto trom

: 1148. W,. Georgia f :
; Lv.—-Stoveston. secitjeanenunney O45 am: ‘LV.-Mayne Teland
DV Cannone varsrenssoonel 1.80 WMee = LV Galiano |
LV.--Mayno: Taland ” severed O80 PAM, |
Live-*Port; Wpah ine OP: ane pm:
tania ih is vanyedsere OOO pan

NEW. LADY MINTO. GULF es
ISLANDS. HOSPITAL.
. Ganges, B.C.
" “Sealed tenders:ylll; be ‘received. by
the: undersigned for new. Hospital
and Nurses’ Home, on Priddy, Margh
depeeuns : 22nd,..1957, at 2) pn, and oponed
cece T00 um, by publlo ate that! time and plnce,
B16 ann, “endora: must: ‘bo. good: for thirty
(a0): days, And must be iccompanied
Joy a surety bond «in. the. form. pro-
‘Tserlbed, which’, binds: the tenderer,
and tho. surety dban: “mount equal
to10%%: of the tender, and a total: of
60% of the tender. if-accepted. oA
definitive surety bond must bo do-
livered: within .ten: days after othe.
award of the: caomytinre. i tihe sue ~ . name ' ——
fosstul tenderers. sind “the.” surety, ean aii stron teanenetinetmeaherintndnitteameenaatabe smd ot
mush. by. approved, .by.. the owner, |. ces te oo AD AY, eee an ay
Bonds will ho yvoturned to wsieeass. Lv.--Vancouver. viwekeiien TLIO Ratt oe Lave “Bauirna-. veavensidinn vedic - 9.00 pam.
ful bidders as soon as possible, after —. VANGLW, Goorin es IN Tope May sone B90 Pay
tondors “nya openod © Lv ce htavaston ” mca a ™ : ie : Sane ~ ae pan
MftLoén . percent. of dial! progroag || UVeCalinna honed 00 NOON OW CTO eveicsin pm,
ostlate wilt be. rolained., Natt forty Lvie-Maynio rand” seer DO PAN os Ate-Stoveston sneer seo O15 PMs
days after accoptanee.of tho’ wilds | Port Washingtonon,: 2000 panes AvescVancouver aise 10,00 pam,

9,30 pan, “10.00 pm,

“MLV. cy PECK

“Vertteni Clearance, 2 Feet::, ‘

LV Ganges: vices

‘Ax. —Stoveston sa
AY—-VANGOUuver ” iiss
me AMO Wy , Goorn

= Batiena Ponder Island
~Baturday, - Sunday “and! Tuesday:
eneneerensenresy., 8.00 ams: Rk Ly.—Hone. Bay :
nvinnennion Oy Lyv.--Baturniy .
’ Tv. Mayne si
Ly--Gallano

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Wee Vancouver: ”puanatervegene + 9,00 am,

Pa DAR OW, Georgin eos
“DY Stoveaton
LV CAH AND | ins

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Lv-«Canges
Ly Galiano:
LV Mayne:
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Sn10,00 fan,
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SERA ats Ba “Vinay PERS
LV CHIN GON vedinigoens 000 ums -Ta.—Vaneouver Maneree mn BAB pm,
‘LyinePor Lo Ve BLOV OS OTD sicesiereperee pm,
Lv.—-Port, Washington. 10008, SALVE GAUAND acs uanin LG PM,
lw=Mayng: Aaland ie TAO AM. Lye Mayne: saa ener Aa fp.

Fay 4 TV eParbe Washingt ON wl pms
TV. CHAMANG > sarigsscsiccticenee 1,00" am, CLIVE GANGS seaciengenecn 1000 pm
At -sitoveston sei sound BO AM” Aro Stoveston (Satya. LAG tan.
AT = VANCOUVER ye viens 11 aM, Ate-Vancouver: (Baty), 145 am,-

deremnee

; ace 4.00 am,
VV MYT | setter seers B20 QIN:
Lyv.-~-Port Washington + 1,00 amy.
LV BWA Ply BAY cece lO AG MIM!
DLVHopo BAY one srorreersoed LAO AM oo! serene 45 Q.,
ALITY seccssstrsesnercnreneon B08 pmo “Aoanineo” ‘i 8
TLV SUA jecssesenecenscsenenee 2600 PAT LV CUIONO seesisvsecrerensiene 190 PIN,
TvePort Washington” ve BAT DM Vim MAYNO etree 100 Dan,
LV. Swarts BAY omen Bh PM, LV yesPant- waahingtan ve 8.90 P.M,
LV emDort: Washington ww 4.40 pan, Lave Swarts Bay , 345 pam.
he Mayne 4.6 c dWverPort Washington — . 440"pam!
von 2 Ae BAIL oneness
OATS GHGS | sinuneeccnnnecesiee, W485 pan,
¥ riday., wee eee
1.00 am, te Caniges ssvegene 3.00 pan,
TLV CIHANO | vssennsneiieacas 400 pm
3 - LveMayno taesvsatis rsaeeanies 4,20. yam,
hy s—Hope: Bay” “teereseenenteny soe rp pm,

LvieeMayne, abnevenstes sesiteasiness “p20.am, -
Liven Saturna’ ‘oerererdin vt .28 aM:

: Jane bythe: Owners and -Arehitoala. oar aaaonmnmerei nee te raeneiamintee ena armen ree
Tv-—-aypa: Tiny “IO.60 nm, te ma tiny | 5.99 pm, . Maa cdoye . . .. _.
: ; Ar—Ganges ae = GAB pam, | AOWOHL.. OF UY wen nen nyaess porriensuietesteeneravenunsmcesnrnennndbnmenectas EA samen Tae

sarily necoplad,

ans and: apecitieniiona:: may, be
‘ohtained train the’ underalened | on

_ -Behedules: na. above: ‘will be: followed ny closely. ag: posalhle, a owing
to whart faolliiden | and: ‘extreme | tides unfortinate _delaya- vmay ooautt
occalonally, A ia

~ For information: in. ‘regard. to. bus service : please: phone: ua. VAN:
COUVER : formation COACH: LINKS. at Viotoria. 86497

Gulf Islands’ Ferry Gompany (1951) Limited
: Phone "52 or. ed nee

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ctorned when plans and speelfien= UWemPort, Washington: ae 4.00 pam, | . _ “~Vancower sil Sila

Wonk are. subsequently: returned «to poo eect —
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o WHTTTARER, & WAGG, mak ,
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a = 4.01 pm.
§.48 prim:

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* Btore Hours: - es - Wedne sd ¥
fam. 40. Bua), pan, * “T. BATQN ce.

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