salem ay i cl Naas Ghee

W ednes sday, Febr ary

An advisory council, consisting of
~ representatives - from Salt Spring
Island: or ganizations, will be formed
at a. genera) meeting arranged by
“the island Recreation
for Tuesday, Feb. 27,
Mahon Hall; Ganges'.

“The purpose of the advisory coun-
cil, explained. E. v. Fisher ‘at a-re-
cent preliminary meeting of the rep-.
Tesentatives, is to act as liaison be- |
tween island groups and the commis-
sion, and ‘to serve that body in an
advisory capacity.
' Salt “Spring Island Recreation |
Commission: was formed a year ago
- with the following commissioners: B.’
- Lukas, Mrs: A.-M. Brown, ° NM,
Fisher. K. Dods. G. Reynolds, 7 Mrs.
Jo W. A. Green, D. R: Morrison,
Mrs, ‘He D.Deacon and Reg.'Price.
“A’:nomination committee « composed
of: Mrs. J, E. Bennett, J.-H. M. Lamb
“and E. V) Fisher, was chosen ‘at ‘the

cat. 8 p.m. ‘in

 didates for election. at the general
~ Meeting and to: fill the ‘office of five
commissioners whose tering have ex-
pired. : Two will -be chosen from the
Fulford area, _ three from - North Salt;
: Spring.
; GOVERNMENT AID
Mr... Fisher, speaking

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| on the pur-
| - +>: -pese-and aims of the recreation com:
: : inission, drew attention to the will-
ingness of this. and .other govern-
| inents of the western world, to. help |
their people secure the greatest. pos: ;
sible benefit from ‘their

leisure time: .

Canadian’ feder ‘al: and: provincial
~ governments are budgeting: many’
thousands of dollars for “recreation,
“said “Mr, Fisher...
“ has-a department. of recreation. -oper-

ating under the department of educa-:

tion, Valuable. equipment, including
arth extensive. film: library: is” avail-:
~ able: for use ‘of: organizations. Some.j~
_, of this: ‘government money:and help
«should come “to Salt: Spring, Island, 7
said Mr. Fisher. i ener ;
ee. recreation’ ‘commissi m
formed. in™:an” area’ before Vv

Commission |

aneeting, io ‘present a slate of ‘can.

increased i

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21, 1962.

dergarteiy. to pr ovision of recr reation-

al facilitiés: for old age. pensioners:

but gr ‘oupS must” first make requests
for assistance.

A vote of thanks, followed: by: ap-
plause, was accorded to Mrs. A.M.
| Brown. for her untiring work ‘in.

forming and assisting recreational’

groups during the year,
| The. meeting-to be held’ February ,
27°is opento the public. “A financial
| statement and plans for the year will
be presented.

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"Age Has lts

‘By MURIEL WILSON
You’have heard. about the “Seven

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Ages of Man" but what about: the:

iSeven Aves of Women’?
At -two:
are. alls.

.» Mommy “and. Daddy
dolly ‘and her pink blanket
are her most pre.
“cious possessions:.

At -sevense. 0.
She feels her’ own
impor tance; sh e'
is past-master of
piisting her

Daddy around ‘her
finger and invent-
- ng - new ways to
postpone going: to
bed.

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ing“ up“on “Christ-

Muriel Wilson: “mas Eve, but she
is becoming. skeptical about: the ex:
dstence of Santa: and fairies. Her:
‘dearest dream”. “fora “two-!
wheeler?”. ; -She hates! ‘boys, :

MAG CIBY Su She: worries about: the
freckles” ‘on. her nose. . She: thinks
breakfasts will. make her fat.: Time’
drags—will she ever grow ‘up? ae

“ment assistance’i ‘available: There |:

65. commissions * on: ‘Vancouver. isa
Island. “Atleast ‘half. of: ease Reve n

“full-or, ‘part-time paid’ leader

‘thirds of whose" salary i is ‘paid 'b

government “said the: speaker
5 I ’

Co, v,

pe .
me old-fashioned and *" hei
ather:: over-protective. The - “future |

5 is hazy but: it floats i ina: r

Crone “tte I

RTE aud aterl en ww nonin

, Magia, TA GANADIAN GOVGIAMENT BUDEOVIAION

HS, 1, IMITED

“AER ANCREVALA. fy CANADA”

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This advotiserient Is not: publishod or displayed by tho: “_
Liquor Control Board or. by the Government of, British Columbia.

d , Aye

Hy fivia'

free Maria Teasor'e' two thew wine baht’ ae
Main Uead Manic. wilt Shine Mik Pater need

aS : any (enna

witht Evaporated Milhi". Write today):

She @s-till::
hangs her - stock-; :

: = like to dance till dawn: ‘or. r that rT ean

| Painting Classes

{For Children

‘Salt. Spring
Comniission is: sponsoring children’ 8 |
' painting classes in’ Mahon Hall, on
| Saturday afternoens from 1.30 to;

3.30. p:m., “under. ‘the tuition: OF: Mrs,

Barbara Williams, ©.

I There is a small char ge “for these
| Classes, which the recreation com-
mission hopes to- develop into chil-
dren’s ceramic classes;
| mate plans to ‘use Saturday as a day
of Supervised — for the

C ompensations

changed; Her children have ma
‘ tured and: again seek her counsel,
“Her grandchildren emerging from
babyhood’ to: become: a stimulating |
and” absorbing’ interest. Her hus-
band slackens his. pace -and happy
days are here again,

This :last age “could be ‘called ‘the’
Mature Age. ...::-once you.get used
to jt, maturity is rather nice, ~The
-business of getting. older’ has ‘many
, delightful surprises—what it lacks
in dash and vigor it makes up for in
a whole new world of contentments
and Satisfactions. Now come. the

lect the dividends on experience,
PRIVILEGED 7

Maturity is’ a fine thing LI like
it..-With. ‘the prestige of: silver hair
an older’ person becomes. privileged
... now T can look. my neighbor:in
the eye’ ‘and admit ‘that’ hockey bores
‘me. “Ivdon't: have : ‘to: ‘pretend | that T

see. without’ my. glasses.

Now that’ we. have. outgrown. the.
caution’ and” conservatism | of: -youth,
we’ can: “adventure down: new. paths.
Once’ upon, )

a otit

Island. - Recreation |

with -ulti-.

compensations; now we begin to col- |

people: believed: :

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GANGES”

we pstteathertieatetnet teat oe erating]

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; Mr. and Mrs, Ivor G. Ginn and,
family, for merly. of Salmon Arm,
| have taken up residence in ‘their new
| home cn Scott Road, recently pur-
chased from Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
MacWilliani, who’ are at present
visiting in Nanaimo. ;
| Mr. ‘and Mrs. Ernie Booth, Beddis
Road, have returned home after sev-
eral. days. holiday at Harrison Hot
Springs: ;
Miss Ellen Worthington, Victoria
“WaS-a- guest. of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. E. Worthmgton, Ganges Hill,
H during the past week,
| Archdeacon and Mrs. G. H, Holines
| Were, onthe mainland last- week and
} enjoyed: a” short. visit? with ‘ioe son,
| Arthur. Holmes, ‘Richmond. -
| Capt. M, -Blackburne,. formerly.
| “Mary.” Lakes lette-Salt “Spring
{ Island recently: for. London, England,
; Prior to taking. up residence in con-
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tinental -Europe:

Mr. and Mrs. Sorchinski, ‘Victoria
with daughters Sharon: and’ Diane
avere “recent: guests of Mrs. Sorchin- |
ski's parents, “Mr, and Mrs. H. Price,
Beddis Road. ;

School children enjoyed a holiday!

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when local teachers attended Van.)

couver . Island Teachers’ regional
annual convention in Nanaimo, Fri-
day ‘and ‘Saturday ‘of last week.. }
. Recent’ guests at. Harbour House!
Hotel” included: Mr... ‘and “Mrs.” R:
Simpson and family: Mr.and Mrs
| E. “Anglin; ‘Vancouver: Mr. and Mrs
J, “Ewing, Mr. and: Mrs. -E: ‘Parker;
West ‘Vancouver; Mrs. Lois’ Johnson,
: Hollywood, : “Calif: “Mr. and: Mrs.
| T... “Renieke, | St. “Paul, Minn.;". Mr.
and = Mrs. G: Bernard. ‘Duncan: J:
Jacob, Mission’ ‘City; Gy B. ‘Gamble,
SG. Clark, HeCy -Gilleland, Victoria.
Guests: recently. registered iat: Log
Ca in’ Hotel. included: Mr.--and':-Mrs;
H: ~ Olmsschank ‘ Miss” Linda: Olins:
schank, “Mrs 7R:

“could: ‘do, ;

‘they'd. done. From. ‘then: ‘on: all: they,
ould: “expec a: rocking: chair. ‘by:

i “a: warm. - fire. ‘and-an wand when kind: pcan

| word from. the. living.

‘Teady, fo : the’ ‘embalmer.
ie ‘world: has: changed. since Wal

Bowling © Instructors ;
“Double Diaii;

ae A
{fective ind: least depen

u can voll: in n-bowlin

hack sip: | }

sins curvi
most: the: moment |

Hit leaves): -your.|-§

hand, and it keeps
veering: ina
smooth ‘are: all the.
way do wa. the
“Jane.-

You roll a eurve
by rotating. the
palm of your hand ¢ |
inwards, from the
bottom to. the top

’ of sthe: ball: during}
fanwa rd.

Mover ‘the: davon the stett;'

‘yng passih]
edhe ball... Tha will: help. pre event. Aa
Thane -
‘dolivery;

ne ‘it ae
Sehr?
all thatespin,: it's:
very diiftioMle: te
put dt ontoothe tare
get-eonsistently. |:
‘Because. wourve

ty laoso. hard: to: cons
trol, very few

Se aarerena “ood bowlers: use
sven a sil ht Ailfferenco in’ your

‘ r ball

: inntan'nt: Undey. for: oigarette ‘NRNON,
(and: when: caghtraye: are emptied into
Wen :

“curve"” ball: is both.-the:: most, :

And; with! bringing y

‘with your. ‘arm.

eur vein hale.

ee.
alme: Rolph, New West-

~ Following’ ais ‘Of: ‘Mrs, Doris L.

can‘ca a large
change ‘in’ the: size. “of the Ure. ¢
he. Path: of, fie pall.

youcare prety well confined” to aim:
ing: for the: ‘pocket’ ‘on the, right of the
headpin, “Th your: wider curve e hits the
Jeft-of: the headpin, the
Jly: vicochet !

Pins Standing

Urve, | you must. line: your:

golf UP oow. your’ larget from way |}
-over. to. the. left. side-ofthe lane; For],

_this ‘reason; you’ shouldstige’ the .for-
P ward. darts for ‘aiming, ; ‘yather than'|

alin: by. shifting: your position. Prov:

|| PENSIONERS

| TO. COMPETE
{IN COOKING.

Salt Spring Island branch of Old

Age Pensioners’ Organization. met |:

February 13 ‘in: St. George's “parish

hall, Ganges, with Fred Goddard in.

-the chair,
Secretary - treasurer Mrs;

mle,

| from-.a —three- -year. lecture tour of
Elsie.

Swe mi Gre Devanand Mabiraj

re ainda ; monk of - the Sankara- : tila. But sit-has been ‘kept niostli
‘charya’ Order, “India, “will address a’! ¢ among the saints and. holy ‘men: Now:
public meeting at 8 /pun.. Febr uary) we bring it out jnto the World”. ”

23, in. Holyrcod House, Victorja. ‘After his: talk in Victoria, he trav-..
- He is Swami Gurw Devanand Ma- | els. to: Duncan: to speak on’ February
haraj, and: his message . ‘is. “Deep 263. Nanaimo; February. 28 ‘and: then,

Meditatjon”’: on to Campbell River.

The Swami,

who has just come

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England, explains that:.« ‘meditation

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| Douglas Sti; sin Victoria,

Thacker. reported that ‘generous
donations’ from friends had. covered
the cost of the dinner last month.

PARK PROJECT _

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is the simple method of. drawing the
attention towards the inner. glory of.

life, a method whereby man may ex- enon cece a a
esolutior : ' 7

Resolutions from the loca! branch | perience: the subtle and: the” trans water. Drainage. will” only; involve:

were forwarded to headquarters. for céndent,

One does not have. to be a.
monk ora recluse; one has the -abil-
ity Lo’ establish’ himself in the field
ofthe Absolite,:and at the same
time to keep‘on working. i in the field ¢.
of relativity’ z

Swamp Mz: tharaj; who. states that
‘Meditation. is “a: most powerful form |
of prayer’, is in Canada for. the
Spiritual Regeneration Movement,
‘The movement is now established in
21 countries in :the world. with: the
aim. of relaxing world and individual’

ithe water:

fselfe.

| DRAINAGE LEVEL. see:
Extension of the earen boundary: ©

-of-the park gives direct:

main -ditch.”

presentation at the a “meeti

Us
in June,

collecting on the: ‘Park: ite
Following the bucindss meeting,
‘Mrs. E, Worthington projected one
ored. slides ‘of. Californian and locd
scenes. Tea was served’by Mrs:
‘Hayward and-Mrs..G. Parkes. K
special’ birthday’ cake Was cut. in
[honor of Mrs..F. Freder = and
i Mrs. Ss: Kitchener, |... : :
Members with: a flair for cooking
will have a celiance to test their skily

q

“This will permit “of ‘a
| direct: line to that ditch from’ the hall,
j Allowing: for ‘deepening of the drains:
| from-the foundation: [twill also pro-
H vide-.a: potential: source of water ‘for
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irrigation - daring: the summer
nionths, 2. :

at the. March meeting. “A> French | tensions, tis non-sectarian, The entire: ear th. “moving and: gr radi :
chef will be present to judge entri les, ; “It js nota new: method," he | ing project is to be carried out by the
all of which must be kept: covered | smiles, “for itis. written -of- over | Construction company under. the sup-.

until judging time.

Smee mee

IDATE OF REGIME

5,000 years ‘ago in’ the ° Bhagavad | ervision of a qualified engineer.

With the: completion. of this. part of...

NTAL ‘ASSOCIATION the veg ios Sig ae will be faced,
| ANNUAL DINNER SET FOR MARCH. 3 iwi n the necessity of erecting fences

Annual- dinner of: the Canadian Of special interest is the fact that | for Sports’ activities: : :
Scottish Regimental Association is Padre "Bob"? Seaborn, war- time | 'N. T. Wright, director ‘of the Bark
p.m. e pay anes. suedt ¢ of hongr. “Now Bishop: of New: ne: Pre imina arrangements

This event, whicly alwaye sees the : connection - With: the: project, 2
foundland,*. Bishop ‘Seaborn ‘will be : ."

gathering: of ex-members of the Can- pr essed his” confidence °
‘adian Scottish Regiment, together | ‘the guest of Col: D. Crofton, Ganges, | meeting in the new plan.

with the 6th Battalino, C.E.F.,: has !.while visiting the west coast. Vp his” will | give us ‘a ‘first’ class
a.Well planned | program. Tickets: are.j At the dinner, ‘plans for: the pr €- | sports: .céntre “in’. ‘Sidney,’ “he™said;”
available from A.” Strugnell, 1696 | sentation. ofthe. colors. by. the Prin- beyond, any we’ have’ enjoyed“ here

2 ok @ess Royal. will. be. announced.- in: the-past.’

Way over on the-left-of the lane, you's” ” .
don't have. any. place. fos shilt: your Ea

position to. oe

“When dimings ‘stand olthere one: ‘ay
Iwo dubs to the lete of contra,..de--|
pending. an the -size of your curve,
Forthe hendpin, roll-over the centre
| darty forthe right! pin roll between:
| the’ eentre:dart: cand: ‘the. first: ant.
it Slant. a th

r or left side pins, roll belweei on |:

©. remedy. n-curve {hatis {oo heavy:
you, to ‘control, ry aripplng the:
i with: Yat hint, held: as: higl
OWA PAS thee treof

from. if

A. curve: ds cis

AGPORS. your. body
Tht: the. ball:
aching: stralaht ont
da ne Aho lanes Bye t: ‘your: hand
(ayant Aur, somewhat, straightening:
out your’ am, motion. Will cut: athe

Next: The Hook “thal,

om memnomaey mutnacaonne Metimmmmsecuniinsin

“wastepnper haskals

“Full make:

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Agent for.
“SALT SPRING ISLAND

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7 : Bringing you oil products aed, argain prices: is ft big job, Right now, for example, Imperial. is
“drilling 30. miles. of hole: aeB.C, Ms Boundary. Lake oil. field. ‘Boundary Lako oll. will, travel 74
“miles to Imperial’s: refinery. near Vancouver, where it will bo, turned into: Products And those
“products 1 reach: you at barg tin prices, Take Esso gasoline, for example, On the ¢ average, it costs.
__ Motorists. ‘hroughout, B iC Gylyconts-per: pound, Compared : with other commodities: in
_.tveryd Ay Use, you-won! ind-a- better, bargain. Milk, for example,’ §
id; soft drinks: ‘for 12,4; cents; pound; even
ure. Ana of. the. Gy'y cents. paid. per pound for. Esso. pasalino, :
pr eel Jaxes that. bring you:such things as social services and |
his ba , Imperial hag invested more than open i B.C. in ie baat
lay, on the’ ‘avertipe, Imperial: pela loss: for the <

cat dia ten ye rsapo,..and Esso. gasoline today. ds: much

access tothe =

as well-as seeding the: land: set: out pe