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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF Eas REVIEW Wednesday, September 14, 1966

_\FULFORD HALL — SEPTEMBER 24

Lad aS SEVEN PERPETUAL TROPHIES OFFERED. aT
CHURCH LADIES | SALT SPRING ISLAND’S BIGGEST SHOW

AT SALT: SP RING | The’ 14th: annual fall: flower p.m. at Fulford’ Community Hall Worthington, . Gariges,, 537-2040, ass
The Salt Spring Island Wom: and vegetable show to be held on| Will be the largest staged by the |not later than Wednesday, Sept.

fen’s: Auxiliary: monthly meeting Salt: Spr’ Island © Ch the- | 21. All exhibits are to be staged
t be pring n hrysanthe e g
was held-in the. parish: room <at | | Sep cece 24 from 2 pate 4.30 mum Society and ‘Garden ‘Club, | Friday ‘evening, ‘7-9 p.m., ‘or Sat-:

Iz a as “Pendar acca | |GATHER AT
Fall Fair, J. Dunn, of Otter Bay; G ALI AN
won. the door. prize, a: large ham.

-s Miss Norma ‘Douglas : had: Mrs. - Annual: meeting: ‘Of. the ‘British:

= Tel
Vastly —

ah, “Children have now. returned ‘to
“school on-.Galiano, . just :.as:.in

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pT be pn aes ‘Ganges on Friday, Sept. 9. Mrs. conan “rl Aratsceec-e-- [having a total of 69 classes. | urday morning; between 8-10 a.m. ry
orthis gear mere are-tino t idich: Donald Bruce. from’ Vancouver Columbia Teachers’ :. Federation, |G. H. Laundry, the President, was}: G A NN ¢ 7 s The. show will be opened. by.| Show ‘schedules may be obtained ~~
: Miss Mi Switzer is teach- as her houseguest. Mrs, Bruce Local 64, took place “at, Galiano ‘in ‘the chair. J .|.Mrs. C, J.. Freeborn, who will pre-|.from. Driftwood, Gulf. Island °
Se = th oie nd ‘a widely had ‘been’ holidaying. on Galiano Lodge. on Thursday, Sept:.8...- |The. rector, : Dr.: R. “B. “Horse. | ‘“-------- raeetetnietaees “| sent “seven trophies, prizes and| Florists or Patterson's Store,
: fg. the Junior romn and 2 1: with Mr. Bruce. She’ also ‘had Twenty-five teachers. gathered | field, and 13 embers were pre-| Mrs. Laurie Mouat and’ Mrs.| awards, ‘including the C.J. Free-| Fulford.
Bas ONdgeall ts originally Mrs. Philip Neil of Victoria. Mr.|¢rom Pender, Saturna Mayne, | seht. |
pt WY ¥ , , ,

Joyce Parsons left Monday. for a | born Memorial ‘Trophy. Judges from. Victoria are Geoff .

- Mrs. Laundry and Mrs. EE | week's holiday. They embark for | For each perpetual trophy | Holyhead and Mrs.. Shirley -Mc-

Worthington took the. devotional | | Prince Rupertat.Kelsey Bay,|award, a small sterling trophy | Minn, for chrysanthemums; Mrs.

period. Dr. Horsefield gave an in- travelling by bus to Prince | will be given to winner to-retain..| Helen McLean. for ‘dahlias and.

teresting talk on church symbols. | George, Williams Lake, Kamloops|'‘ The floriculture - section in-| other. flowers; Mrs. T. G. Shield .
The congregational pot. luck! and branching off at Merrit and | cludes: 46 classes and thé decora: and Mrs. Joan Webb for arrange-

buffet supper will be held in Sep- | returning via the Fraser Canyon. | tive, 12 classes, including a nov-|ments. P. G. James ‘will judge

tember. The committee in charge Mr. and Mrs. Ben Greenhough, | ice class and one for children 12 | vegetables, and. Austin Wilson is

of the supper consists of Mrs. |, and family, left last Sunday years and under, for: which. spe-| show manager.

Laundry, Mrs...E. Adams,. Mrs. for a ten-day motoring holiday.to | cial. prizes will be’ awarded. « The ‘tea, convened By: Mrs,

E. Barber, and Mrs. Worthington. | g.., Francisco and’ S outhern| The vegetable section ‘will in-|M. Fy Peiler, will be Served ‘in

Dr. Horsefield is. in: charge of California, clude 11 classes with: the Farm-| the lower hall.
the program for. the evening en-

. R . ers’ Institute Perpetual Challenge} The: aim of. the garden ‘club is.

tertainment. | ; | patenent Se of Mr. sand Mrs. | Trophy. being awarded for. the to bring. together those interested
Mrs... W. Norton and Mrs. “Har. | were Mrs. Wilson's daughter Miss | P¢st display of vegetables. | jn growing plants and the show: -

bin: offered. to help. tag for the Patricia Crehan and Miss Daphne | Ribbons: will’ be: awarded. for provides an. opportunity for gar-

Canadian: ‘National. Institute for Clarke, Vancouver; also over first,second and third places, and | deners:to compete; and. forall: to: °-

the Blind ‘on. September 17. : from Vancouver for Labour Day | With the lar ge number. of: classes | see what the beautiful gardens’ of | 6)

; An interesting sta was read | week-end were Mrs. Wilson's | ¢Yery gardener will have an op-|Salt Spring can produce. :

bre ‘ wrayer 'T iners’ | soni -in-law. and daughter, Mr. and portunity to enter exhibits. “There: will be free: bus trans:

McRae. It was. a-novel: experience read, prayer, pa : Mrs. James Kamm. ©... | --The.show is open to-all garden- portation from Ganges, leaving

~ {taking a bus load of. teachers in|. Tea hostesses for the afternoon | “Mr. and Mrs. P.-E. “Knowles ers and entries must be submitted | at 1.45. p.m. and returning from.

_.»|the small. bus to Montague’ and | Were. Mrs. We Palen and’ Mrs.) 34 daughter, Valerie, accompan. | t 0. show secretary, Mrs. Elsie! Fulford at 3.30.

22) back, back, instead of little children. | Worthington. a lied by -M a. Mrs. Wal

~ Institute eo ee ied by:Mr::an rs, Walter Mai-

ley and their sons; Norman and B AR |

They Win Rose Bowl ‘Again Bruce, . enjoyed several: ‘days’ | GA ND DAY SALE YIELDS S,
| cruise in the San Juan Islands |
‘ For.-.the third. straight -year, Cold plate’ supper was provided |on the Knowles’ “yacht, ‘Waldo. $1300 FOR RELIEF FUND
Galiano ladies won the. Georgeson for the ladies by Jean-Lockwood,|lyn”. ~ -- :
Rose Bowl trophy. in’ a closely-| Nellie Kolosoff, Julie Turner, and Miss. Gillian” ‘Humphreys,. is} Annual bargain. day sale’ spon-|. This successful affair Was org- *-
contested . match ‘on _Thursday, | Bess Cottrell... “| over in West: Vancouver: visiting ; Sored by the ‘Ladies’ Auxiliary to | anized by co- -conveners. Mrs. BE.’ a
Sept: 8, at the: Galiano: Golf and} ‘Just as the Jadies had finished; Mr.:and -Mrs: Alec McRae. for a | Gulf Islands Lady Minto “Hos-| Booth, “Mrs. .E../A. | .Jarman: and.
Country Club: ‘they all gathered on the lawn of | few days... eet | pital held in’ the. Mahon | Hall, members of the Ladies’ Auxiliary - fee
o) Team~ captain | “brought » from ‘the: club grounds, » ‘and’ “Uncle Visitors | last: weekend. of: Mrs Ganges, was the scéne of. a large | to the hospital, as well as many wernt
| Salt. Spring Island: Mmes.’ Milly Archie” Georgeson and his sister, | R. Bidwell .were her™ brother-in- |erowa of people as they rampag- other willing: helpers. ee
Harrison, Toni Quinton 3 Margaret Mrs..B.. Stallybrass, donor of the law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Jim | ed about, looking, pushing and - Winners’ ‘of the lucky - tickets ars
es Tose bowl, expressed their -pleas- Tregear,-. Nanaimo,: and “her buying : the: many - articles: ‘that. were’ the ‘electric ‘blanket;..H.- C..°-g
. Aches onna Ros : ‘daughter, Miss ~ Joan. Bidwell, ‘ranged. from clothing ofall: de- ‘Geigerich, quilt, Mrs. H.-W. Har- NE
. “Vancouver. : ; Pe | vis, and..dressed" doll, ‘Mrs.. Se A ma

scriptions, hats, jewellery, Shoes, Thompson. a
gtai| pots and _pans, books, antiques, | .. ‘Over $1, 300: Was’ taken in by ae
ous wives, yee “ve. etables, ‘fruit, furni ure | thi wees

Channels 8 and 6 at| many ther different oddities ind
“Mond: :

and. Mrs. Neil and: family have Galiano and Salt Spring Islantis,
enjoyed: several. holidays: on Pen- being taken: around’ the Islands

der during .the past. year. ' | by the Barbara Two.

. Mrs. R.G. Straker had guests Following © the smorgasbord . at
all the .way from: Queensland at Galiano Lodge, delegates agreed
Pine Haven, Miss Irene Straker, that the meal’ was. excellent, and
and. Miss Phyllis Beesley. They that:criticism ‘of the Gulf Islands
will be leaving for England On | lodges is quite: unfair.
conclusion of .their: holiday here.

Following | officers were. elect:
“Miss .N. L. Hawkins and Mrs. ed: president, Mrs, Florence -Hep-

burn; vice-president, Robert Mc-
‘Whirter; “secretary, Miss: Isobel
Smith; * in-service,’ Mrs. ‘Taimie
Hindmarch ;.. district counsel ‘rep-
resentative,: Len Woodley; :public
relations, ~ Ron’: “Stacey;.. MSA.
‘Mrs..-Jean’ Barnes,. and | agree-
ments, © Mr.” ‘Woodley, - Graham
Roger's; Erie: Foster, and: John

“from. New Zealand. For the past
two. years he has. taken | a holiday
from teaching: school. : :

He went from: his home in New
Zealand via’ the Suez. Canal :to
» Great Britain, toured the contin-

-ent and. Southern Europe. Then
he worked his passage across to

“Canada.on a Norwegian tanker
“asa deckhand. ‘That took 14 days
to Montreal.

“cs. From. the. Quebec: city to. Van:
oS -couver: introduced a ‘to West-
ern: snows. 2220 0°
os Lasts: winter, he was : Bh: ‘ski in.
structor ‘ate Whistler Mountain, °
During: the summer ‘he was a
first-aid. man at: Third: Beach: in
2s Mancouver: He Saw. an .advertise-
./ment.in the papers for.a teacher,
and was originally. appointed to
-_ ~ Saturna, but was. re- directed _ ‘to
Galiano. .

J. Kellamn, from |. Vancouver,
spent the week: end at Wild.
Acres. :

‘On: ‘September 2. ate the Glade,
the Pender. Islands’ -Players gave
a> dinner, anda. small: gift,. ‘to
honour ‘Miss. Marjorie. _Busteed.
Thirt y-two- members: of the’ group:
had: .a* most. “enjoyable evening,
and everyone present wished Miss
‘Busteed ‘a: very happy. future in
her... new. Victoria’ home.

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Wie ne BRE AKF AST IS 1s” 1: ~ September meeting: of the Wi,
oe was well attended ‘in the. hall at
we COMMENDED BY. : Sy pon Washington, >.” 2
: LEGION. L ADIES_ . ef On’ conclusion -of - regular. busi-
Re gular. m. onthly aa eeting at ness}. ‘there was a demonstration
a | OF -handicrafts... Copper enamel.
the: Ladies’ Auxiliary to the’ ware. was displayed by Mrs. J.
Roy Canadian’. ‘Legion,
Gange . was ‘Hield--in. “the: Legio Freeman: ‘Spinning. Py Mrs..: M.
Hall, September. 6. :

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