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Rod And Gun Club Elects
New Slate Of Officers

Spring ‘Island on April .17,: had as the new clubhouse.

Special: guests John B sere biologist |. Approximately 1,600 feet of cedar
for game “area No.1, stationed ‘at | siding is:still needed and: it is hoped

- Nenainio. and “Jack ‘Lenfesty, game) that. someone: will donate this also. whose .fish_ weighed 27 pounds, 4.02., |pitals’ ‘regional convention. held.-at | given.by. retiring’ President. T. Coo-| city, I have always been very much the: clock back. During: the war we. -
warden. for this area... fe ee | Wayne Sober, one Of, the -younger. by Mrs.. Alice Hougen, Jast year’s | St..Joseph’s Hospital, Victoria, April.| ley. After. tea members: were invit-| in favor of the extra hour of light.in | were..on  daylight--saving all, year.
“About 45 members - attended. and |: members at the meeting, offered his | winner... . |.4 and-15,-were’E; Dipple, adminis-'}-ed to -make.:a -touir, of St. Joseph’ s | the evenings, but I have always read! round, and. thought nothing: of. it.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW : ns -. Wednesday, April 26, 1961.

are “JACKPOT SE

Friday. night’s bingo party of the 'H 1 R
—_ “Rod and Gun Club annual meet- lumber has been donated for: the “Salt Spring iaend Catholic Worsen’s ospita epresentatives —
ing, held:.at» the Legicn - Hall; Salt }-foundation; framing: and-sub-floor. of. ‘League, held in the parish hall. was

won and contains now $26:

“heard reports of the season's activit-| help in the building and also gave.a| ‘> Sec¢ond prize wont to Bill Sainp: tr

~ jes and future plans. Louis Lorent- | keg of nails. The shooting commit-!son and third to Laurie Mount. tees, and’ Miss .D.. Mickleborough, : | have to the system. “|

“sen, president, presided. A new.con-/ tee, with Des. Crofton as chairman. |: lection of officers followed, with | Mrs. Scot Clarke, Mrs. D. E. Dipple | ~~ 7 nr | How it throws all the animals out | the “routine of the  eeesen teen:
stitution for the Rod and Gun Club | reported a very successful season. | the results being Louis Lorentsen, ! land Mrs. .M. Atkins, Lady . Minto : 4 A N G E $ ‘of kilter, and the farmer himself | ang tending them. I just about gay
has been drawn up and the club is | particularly with the new range in! president; Des. Crofton, vice-presi-| Gulf Islands Hospital Auxiliary, | Se - has to work an extra-hour at night. everyone fits because I used t i Teed
being registered under the Societies. operation and the starting of the | dent; Mrs. Ellen Bennett, secretary; | The Friday meeting was address- | ~ eenneenen | I was even told by a.rancher in Cali- ; the pigs at 9:30-or 10 in the nor “ning:

; e ladies’ and young people’s classes.

:2 ‘constitution is: being seni to

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ALAN SPOONER, Manager S
MBLVILL KE GINGE, Manager ms
<coube RICK. COFFIN, Manage pias

Laurie Mouat, treasurer. Executives | ed by Dick Batey. radio commenta-
Larry Anderson, chairman of the} are Fred Morriss. Ronnie Lee. Vic
Vier waia. for - the final accepta ance. fishing committee reported on the | Jackson, Larry Anderson, Jim O’-| lic Thinks of Hospitals” was. well
The various reports were given.. Vic.| season's | activities and the ‘trophy | po ;

mings. “di
Inspector Sinelair.. head of the |
game . warden. commission, Victoria. | d
was” appointed » honorary’: president :

conditions and* good. range manage-

~ |, moose country of th of the Caribo Cariboo. ~ |} shown.

Awarded ‘Extra

|
i Graduation | ceremonies, auditor- senting the local . janitors. and bus
ty ium needs, longer school days, union | drivers, the union representative de- |: ference. session. | Denis,. social activities: “Mrs. A. E: aren’t very. many people: why adjust.
| differences ‘with ® both. teachers: and | manded: that the school. board. go to.| :
-) janitors and‘a. government. cut in the. arbitration: over..a grievance, -con-

‘| share® of” school costs, - made’: fora arc “cerning the’ duties of the: janitor. °

| lively”. and. ‘diversified. ‘school -board

| the: ‘school : board’ of. School. District’
Nox '64° held its: regular’ “monthly
meeting. : oe rae
fen ‘The: ‘motion: to ‘dispense “with : the.
“graduation, ceremonies:as held.in ‘the.
“past ‘was ‘moved: by! B a ‘Campbell,.
of Saturna: and, Seconded. by | G S.
Humphries: :

Ganges: for:.their education.
INCREMENT |
AML the:: ‘members
present, with’ the: exception. of. Co We.
‘Harrison; expressed ‘disapproval. with,
‘the: motion. G:Heinekey, chairman,.
asked :for: a vote. “to settle the: ques-.
‘tion: once: ‘and! for all”, but: the board:
“saw no: ‘reason for this ‘as, the. motion:
was the ‘same-as :the one: presented'|

“that time.

“The school day next: year: for. the’
-| secondary grades: ‘will be ‘lengthen-
-| ed, with the day-ending about:4. p.m.

riculum per quarter, It will necessi-
tate-extra bus services, as the elem-.
entary grades. will still be dismissed.
vat the earlier ‘time:

. This request. will .be discussed at
the: next'school: board mecting.

_Wwinte Yayo dent tl
formal: ‘demand: to: the: ‘school boards:
through, their. lawyer to pay this'|)
Aner enent, “retroactive 10 Annunry:
_ (M6, eG 2 ;

“he school: honrd | is oft re opinion |

automate: mdsvre not paid, ‘exce
On: September. HOA nition was pis

ay bilration hoard.”
oon acdispute with the union. repr Gr:

COE ARABS

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: Ww. al t. back -t daylight + r’s. chang ps uf
{well attended. The jackpot. was’ not. Attend Regional Convention ovine tinic cree though the sitcalber | pas: Change: Just es ‘well asa big

et ee attending the. Vancouver Island Hos-'|and ‘the . concluding:: address. .was'| thought: : Having been raised in a-big |. wish that they would. forget -to set

tor. His address on ‘What the Pub-

. 3 The Donnel, Walter Mailey. Ken. Dodds, | presented. Others who spoke. at the | officiated atthe marriage of Diane
-Taylor,: chairman: of ‘the: building | for. the largest fish of the annual fish |: Ken Stevens, Bob Akerman, Doug. ] meeting. were” A. Toone, secretary;

‘committee, ‘reported that. enough. derby was presented to: Al. Taylor, Parsons, Jeff Fletcher,. Bill Max- | Labour Council; R: V:° Taylor, . of
well, Art Young. and Merida Cum-'| Port ‘Alberni; and F.A: Fairclough,

next. convention would: be-~ held at
and Jack’ Lenfesty, honorary viee- | Chemainus in- six “months” time.

meeting Jack Bandy, who was here | nurses’ auditorium: for. coffee..: They
on. a. three- day survey of deer. and |.were . warmly - ‘welcomed by Mayor
}| game’ birds,’ gave a talk:on range:| Percy Scurrah. :

ment. Two’ -excellent. : films: :were to attend’ their..various meetings.
shown. One on wildlife, which show- | Lunch was served in. the nurses’ din-
ed game animals and birds in their | ing room and_.an excellent film on

president. ae “Saturday .morning.. those | attending couple’ will reside ‘at Ganges. ~. Chi h Gi 1 : es
Upon completion ‘af the busiriess, ; the. convention gathered in. . = Mr: and’. Mrs. Ormonde - Spring: ’ urc roup. times a day!) Yes, it is harder for °°)
natural habitat and. the other on‘the | the “Campbell River Hespied was ”

meeting ‘at Ganges on: April’ 13, -when | the grievance, the board has’ nothing
to meet. them’ on: “The: board refuses:
‘to..act: until. “it: finds * out: what ‘the
‘complaint’ is.. ‘The..grievance com: |:
‘mittee. of. the: board. has: ‘sent ‘a letter
‘to. this. effect to ‘they union repr esenta-
i tive: ; : . : a

| BUDGET

to’ their. dismay,’ the. education ‘de-
Xe. ‘partment. ‘is. going- to: “pay: only: ‘ap-
| proximately. 25 per‘ cent: of. the 1961,|'s

- ‘per cent, paid last year.

sof: the” board

last -year-.that was: acted “upon: at “

: | Tt.will add: about: 20 hours:to. the cur.

» The: benches, who. were awarded | ce

that the.ingrement pilyments are not:

Veto advise the. lawyers..that in its
opinion the honrd. has discharged sits.| ter ont: fot: ‘those: ivanents Mra. Ry LG
obligations within: ithe, terms: of the STUN, who® hag. been: In charges of,

oat the Empress Hotel

AFTER: DINNER - SPEAKER |
Make ‘Reservations: Now

_— TICKETS $10.00 - ~~

datupcintaanmemeatarered

re | PARTY LINE
eee ~ Daylight Saving

By MERIDA A. CUMMINGS.

“set-up. I still enjoy having ‘the extra
-hour of- evening” daylight and. - still

Salt Spring Island representatives The-report of divisions: was heard hasn’t’ been in - accord .with © this’

ator; J. Reid and M. Atkins, trus-' Hospital: ; . ; | about the objections that the farmers The evenings were enjoyed by all.

Quiet wedding took place on April | fornia that an hour was lost every | and 6 or 7.in the evening. 3.30 was
15, at. St. George’s Anglican Church, | day that daylight saving was iN} so late,.the neighbors said. but ‘if
when Rev. Archdeacon G. H. Holmes | effect. ~ | you could have seen the dirty look

Well, now, I have ‘been: farming on! t would get if I was: going to Vic-~
Peterson of Topley, B.C., and Fred- | a small scale. for. about. four years, | toria’and got up to the barn early to
erick Edward Howard, son of -Mrs.:j and that can show the effects of this‘! feeq- them (pigs not ‘the neighbors).
W. How | ee mem enetnntaestnmtninananem eect aAe.n nest sete me tse
| fred Home sen hese Mr 7 Ss. B a They were sore at me ior disturb-

ing them/so early. The-chickens lay
mae Harvey Reynolds, were the at- | rs. onar_ their eggs just when they. get darned
tendants.. Mrs. E. Ashlee played: the | good and ready anyway. Sheep and
wedding music... After a brief honey- | At Helm Of — cows when fed are ready to eat any- - wee
moon to Campbell, River the young | cows. that you show up (one‘or four. ©”

irector of, public relations at‘U.B.C.
-At-the Friday. evening: meeting: the
elegates were ‘informed that the

Some, such: as the far mers that. have

ford, of Duncan, :are receiving con- | Annual meeting of the Salt Spring:| to. get their: produce to the markets”

gratulations on the birth of. a. son, Catholic Women’s League took: place | in the city. but*for all the hardships :
Mark, born on April 17..-Mrs. Eric vin Our-Lady- of-Grace Hall on’ April | they have there are. ‘many. who are
Springford, of St. Mary Lake, is the |-18. .The-main issue of the evening benefited. |
proud: grandmother. oS | was the election of -officers. :
New residents at Vesuvius are Mr.|_ Mrs. S: Bonar was reelected as
‘and Mrs. D. Cavaye, formerly: of | president; Mrs. A. E. Marcotte, first
Vancouver, whose:-new home is at| vice-president; Mrs. I. Hughes, sec-
Echo» Ridge subdivision. -|ond vice-president; Mrs. C. Mar- , (this was before daylight saving was

Capt: JR. Flewin, RC. A.. ‘wh | cotte, third vice- president: Mrs. Bob ; . :
has been visiting his father, Walter | Marcotte, treasurer; Mrs. :A..Mat- at might and stay in bed late i the
Flewin and Mrs. Flewin, returned to Wilson, co odes and Mrs. mornings.
ilson, . correspondence secre-
4 wae are Boise Monday. ‘ tary: |. So. what did he do? He milked his
secretary: spent a fee en hare ca | Convenérs are: Mrs. ‘H.- Carlin, | COWS at hoon. and ‘at -midnight. “The

. immigration and citizenship; Mrs. J. | COWS didn’t mind just as long as he
| toria’ attending. a management, con- | Lamb; ‘membership: Mrs. Geo.’ St. _stuck. to his schedule.. I’ bet there

After coffee the ‘group. dispersed

I can hear the dairymen ereanice
and saying that she hasn't had:milk -
cows! No, but there is a story about
an old-timer on Salt Spring’ Island

rs | | emand
I itiemeat:

JY. Wilson; who" has recently re-.| Marcotte,. spiritual; Mrs. I: Hughes, in. one day, to the hour: change... We.
turned from England. was the guest.|. church finance: Mrs. C.Marcotte have to do it.in'a week. or: so, and» _
of honor-recently when. Mr. and Mrs.. ‘church | supplies;“Mrs.. K. Wilson, ‘that is the way. your —_ Set-up is :
Kello . Wilson. .entertained a: few press ‘and advertising; Mrs: E. Pat-° changed | too. OO,
friends ‘who wished to:-welcome. his _chett, entertainment: Mrs. A, Mil- |. The’ evenings get: fone ‘up this far &
return. -Those attending | the: ‘party.| ner, altar: cloths. ~ north: ‘without: benefit of the shifting:
were .Mr.:and "Mrs, °F. Johnstone, Mrs. Bonar thanked the faembers, of the ‘clock. and:.a’ farmer. has tom el,
Mrs. G. Hemmings, Chris A. Loose- for their help and support during the. adjust.to that anyway, so.why:all the.”
more, Mrs. G. Lowe, B. Krebs, C. G.: year, ‘which was a very successful | cries that Ihave heard: for years?”
Nelson; ‘Mrs. -F:; Frederickson oe one, ‘spiritually, socially: and .finan-- Of course, you may be like.my great-."))
Mrs. E. Carswell. cially. Mrs. Bob: Marcotte. -present- aunt : and: ‘her. son” that: ‘refuse. to!
2eMr.- and“ Mrs:. ‘George ‘Nelson, of ed. “Mrs. Bonar: with’/a bouquet of “change » ‘their. - clocks -and‘: live’on®
Churchill Road, have received: word spring flowers” from, the :members, standard time. while: everyone abou
of the® birth, of: ‘a ‘grandson, « Dean. in: gratitude for. the. work. ‘she: has: them..areon -daylight: time:
Gordon; born ‘to Mr. ‘and © Mrs.” Gor-: done. : al still. haven't: figured ‘out what her
don: Nelson: on. Apri. 15, ate St: Jo- “It -was ‘also decided to hold a: day. | about “getting :to’ work. on.
i . | of: continuous.-rosary...on: Wednesday. time., : Does he’ just go: to. work’ and:
‘April 26. : ‘This: is ‘the* feast day: of “put in the: extra. hour,.:or is. he. fade
iN | Our-Lady-of- Good-Couneil:”. ai ing,. and. ‘wearing | two. «watches.

The: ‘meeting: closed: with the read

As the-union has refused to define’

“The “local” ‘school: “poard has: just:
eceived the. final budget,” and much:

budget... This: compares. to. “the: 48. 5
ee ‘vius;’ eft: on: ‘Sunday
) 1 [land, ‘where | ‘she? wi

g annul flower: show..
os Long tables displayed | th
}men- exhibits ‘and: side. tables: were i

-VESUVIUS- CROFTON
a MY. “GEO. 'S. ‘PEARSON |
“(Clearance. 11 feet)
Daily except ‘Sundays: and Holidays
Lv Vesuvius LV. Crofton:

showing.
“Tulips, pans es,

y. Pulford:

-primroses, ‘iris: and Tete “pres | Ouh oe F J TAS AM, ae S745 a.m: x ae wa 05.2,
dominated, with: a few: late daffodils ver a ized from: the|: ae am Bot
“and. jonquils,. and some.” | Spring luncheon of ‘the Salt Spring Baily ek Sundays oun 00 Bn 05 ;
“shrubs, “Prizes .\ on | Island; Br anch; No. 32. ofthe’ Old: |)" -915 a.m “9,45 a.m. Meh ae Spain
“points. Age.Pensioners' Or ganization, which |. 10.15 a.m, 210,45 ame, MODERN COFFEE

Mrs - Vistor” Menzies was ‘first

“was held in St Meorge’ § Parish hall, | ~ ,
“prize winner: 2, Mrs. oP. Hy, Grim: on. April. 20,” 180 pam 200 pam
mer a NON. Grimmer, , aa Goria, president, and ‘Mrs, sy Hopi. Sek Foo oi se on. a
“Grades -1to: 4 showed gardens ¢ on qunterman, past president, wel- |} 4" a to,
pie plates, | Roderick. Beegan “won comed the many guests to the excel: | PSUR. ‘ridays ‘omy m oe Motor Princess and
first:prize; 2, Glen Grimmer; 3: Dale. ~ Amnehott ure B, Krebs, who | 9.30 pm 10.00 p.m. vo Cy Peck
Grimmer, and © 4, Babhie Smith, | Was the convener, had. had the’ mis-
Grades § to-f ‘showed. collections of | fortme to break abone. in her. foot | 7 OUTER ISLANDS | ‘SERVICE. |
mosses, © Winners . were: 1, Robert, {the evening before, but she arrived ; - . MW. CY. PECK (Clearance 9: feet)
Murray: 2, Sally: Coleman: 8.Mar-.[. complete with <cast and. erutch to JALIANO - MAYNE - SATURNA and the PENDER ISLANDS
Karel Brackett, ana 4, Led Gower- carry oul the program,
man, - ey | M--."§, Kitehener took. over Sor Se Saturdays. re veges Sundays wo a
i assisted” by: Mesdames!.P,.): Lv, GANGES =. So 248 OM, ; ae Ly. GANGES... : MAsam.

2.35 DPM
Ll pm.
AAO pam
2.55 pam. ©

“Montague: ‘Harbo
. Village: Bay ..:
Port. Washington,

$.35-an...
910 am,
9400.mee
1055:a.m.:

7 A , Meller es Jao Hayward &
»Mys.-B8e-Thacker: was:

HUGH F AROUH AR|: an. ohntne: “ok the :faneywork display:

Gi) Sewell. took! te: tiekets © ate the

ae Montague Harbor: wie
masa Bay ssco6 ice
‘Port Washington
Swartz: Bay’

~ Bxeellent. tnik an the” developinent. Port: Washingt 11.50 a.m, © Bort! Washingt 3.50 panes :
earl door and salsa: was..in charge ‘of the ee ae nB on ehaytaelde Washingtc ey PM
ot i university hy. Vietorin was given: grocery: hamper: priate Saturna - 1335 p.m Saturna: “i AGE PM. ©
t by Hugh-r arquhir, executive Assist. Village. Bay 1.20pm “Village: Bay nat D m:

2,00 p.m

“Montarue’ Harhor
“3.00.9.

“ant! tothe: pr Aas of Vietorin-Col- Ganges
Ganges

Tee AC Me PUMA ee on April
4, dn Malion Ha
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* Monts ar
-Melntosh, Mo yonrs of agescA births Mo! Laguie a rhor

“days cake;

. + complete: with? the, ‘birth:
day. rations, was: out. for: ‘
| Meeds'n ehaiter member of
“Chaniantion and: Spoke: “at hoy

Mondays
GANGES aay
‘Montague Harbo

: GANGES
Port’ Washington.

‘6.45 am,
“0,40 a.m

= ‘Thwas a: special oceasion: far: ae 2

‘Rrown- since iL wis started sever avs ‘Village Bay : TAS AM ‘Swartz, Bay ©
“yons satis Part: ‘Washington. pee TAO MIM Pork, Washington poe 9.80 TIM
hese PAL programs, 1s to be'cons: tain Lake, es small cottage on “Swarts Bay oR ame Oe Saturna” OV aN: ape
_Bratulated, On, their suc COR, 7 ooh Combe inelig Veit’ . Port Washington ween M60 GME. os Village Bay. seo A120 nat @.
a aie i = Neided Re Thomipaon,, of Saturnia’ | os JORK GM “Montague Harbor | 12.00 noon:
Blaney Msc Winnie: Watmoughiand Village: ‘Bayes W200 nM. oe Ary Ganges: oe
hoy! daughter, Mirgnret;: front Nan- : Montague: Har ir 12.00 noon. Ly, GANGES” , 240 pm,
AMO, uind Mrse ArteYoungee: os | At. Ganges: : 1.00 pam Port. Washington ve 840 pam
The bngket ‘of ‘praceriog Was won lve GANGES 2.40 pam oe Swarke Bay eo AB pam,
by “dha the lamb", owned hy Mrs, "Pore: Washington:: B40 pM “Port pishington: 5.00 pm...
RieN. Robi , -Swarta Bay. os 4.55 pam Ar, Ganges: Bla taba tae Fob im,
MN. Robinson, who. decided: that port: Washingt 5.50 a : Ms,
Fadia would be luckier tl \ ort: Washington BHO pam oo os 4
Ud be luckier than she was,, Village Bay... BLO pan.
She was right. Ednacwon, During: Montagne Harhor . ee 7
Wn anerian a was provided hy Esapene Bae as fap ee :
frank: Wayward and “arr tye an Ue OF
pele aeionnctn ete Thursdays Be Fridays” _
are CONCERT TO ‘BE. thw. GANGES". ® see al amen TN, GANGRS 7 Vere Og RAB Aa
. raturna on, S40 Rm. or’ ashington veo $40 00m,
HELD ON: | Port Washington 2... 740m, 8 7° Saturna apa
. SATURDAY, MAY. 6 at 7 p.m. sg |: “Anglican | Women’ MAY aT Swarts. Bay. - oA am, oo VT age Tay ee JOANN RIM,
‘ on. Frid , ‘ Marys mets Part ° Washingt ets Montague aoe WO em
‘ ay evenintin the: parish halk so Vilage Bay = Ams Gang: ee A200 NOONE Es
for thelr regulary monthly meating. Montagna” “arbor 0.45 fain.’ Ganges | B18 pay. |
Mrs. Gethelolmes® presided ‘and: We FATS GANMOR 6 8 ek VAR Aime me Montane: Hnvbor EOS Pam
menjbers. WOre PRESEN, oe aa GANGS |... 240 pam... Dw. Village, Buy... 2 MAO PMs oe
min Mrs. AG OWS Barber | and” Mrs. | “Bont Waahtnnton aoe: _ Pont Wis Ni a 2 RAS pam
Holmes took: the devotional: poried |. Ava" Se i PMG co Por ae ON
¥ “Porte Washington. 2.0 8.50 pan ie ihe ky aye
‘OTS STANDING ~|ffana Mra, A. Davin’ ave an excellent} Sninenn iis nahn ° AS SARA esha
Missondary. reading, The; owing. res > Are: Gangon:; bE B00 pam : :
port was flven: by Mrs. V. Jaeksoi, ‘NOTE : Montnve Harbor ix:the Port tot all tor Galiano Islnd, ‘Village :
Fin ar nme re being made}: = Yay for: Mayne: Island, Port: Washington for: the -Pender: Islan ag sae
AOE EE, CORGEES QU MY, ae - For: information in regard to bus service please: phono: THE VANCOU- Catt
| oN. 2. eat Followlng | ‘the | regular, “nbetlig, i VE RUISLAND, COACH LINES at. Victoria, BV 54 Ait Les
ne | donation tea was held, with: Mra, 1 ‘ cetlieer Ten
eae Mra, Holmes ma tens | Gulf. Islands. Ferry Company, ( 195 1) ‘Limited Bra ke
and Meadamoes Barber, anc Jackson. "GANGES, B.C, 2 er - PHONE: GANGES. eee

-recelving the donations, : acre