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SUCCESSFUL TEA AT HOME
OF MRS. W. W. HIPPISLEY —

cas By. BEA HAMILTON Guild, as she presented Lady: Liv-

a “The last time T ‘pinned a corsage

con our. guest: ‘speaker, I.did just that | tea held at the home of Mrs. W. 'W.
—and she. gave a squeak ‘of. pained | Hippisley,: Fulford, on Wednesday

“surprise”, . remarked" Miss Doris An-| afternoon,

. aerson, resident of St. Mary's | But all went well, and the corsage

~ =| was’ pinned safely.
GALIANO

(Looking a little’ apprehensive,

‘Mrs. Hippisley received a corsage

‘also, with no startling results—and

— — the party got going.

' “Rev. H. Doody has announced that!’ After this introduction by Miss
the*Archdeacon of Columbia, Arch-| Anderson,» Lady Livingston, who is

- deacon J..W. Forth, will’ be at-St.|a fairly new resident in Fulford,

ingston ‘with a corsage at the spring] ~~:

ver has been ‘staying with: Mrs. V.
M. Georgeson. at Lisson Grove for
a few days.

Church. has. decided. to cancel. the}
annual’ garden party for this year
only, as so many activities are con-
tingent on the 50th: anniversary of
St. Peter’s Church.

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

OL |

—PENDER |

Mrs. ‘Joan Callahan tom, Vancou-

Ladies’ Guild of. St. ‘Peter’ s|

Gains Honors

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AO A

FULFORD

Garden party will be held at the’

home of Mrs. A.: House 6n Thurs. |

day, June.17 at 2.30 p:m., under the
auspices. -of --the - Burgoyne’ Bay
United Church Women.
. St. Mary’s Guild will meet at Miss
D. Anderson’s home on Friday, at
2. 30: p.m.

‘Alderman Lily Wilson visited Salt
Spring Island last week and while

The ocean brings many - interest-

ing things with -the spring high
|tides.,. 00 Be
On’ the Gulf side of Galiano

Island, Mr..and Mrs. Arthur Hale,
of “Wywanda’’, have been finding
some unusual objects.

One day last week, they found
what could have been a lethal bomb | ‘

Wednesday, June 16, 1965.

: At Island Beach”

There were some anxious: moments,
and the next day a constable ‘ac:
companied by Don Robson’ itook . it
to the- Galiano Chevron Station.

Mr. Robson was in touch with the
U.S. Navy, describing’ the “bomb”, ~
and found that it: was one of their
identification flares, and not really

very harmful

he

‘- “the” Jonson “home,”

‘Margaret of: Scotland Church, Gali- |Showed- her interest in the island
‘ano-Island, on June 20, at the i} when she mentioned that she had
a.m. service, and at St. Mary Mag- |found out that St. Mary’s Church
dalene Church, Mayne Island, for | had been built in 1894, and the St.

the 2.30 p.m, service.

‘ George Robertson,
-< producer,

-a_ television
cand John’. Seale, ..photo-

‘.: grapher, : both. with ‘the C.B.C., Van-.

couver, spent two days last week at

*’; Galiano’ Lodge, doing some. ground-

work - for’ a TV series: on the Gult
-Aslands.

Bo Miss ‘Judy Jonson ¢ and Miss Merri-.
2 Tyn- Cann; -both:of Burnaby, returned

“? vecently: from” the: graduation cere-
. monies in- Edmonton, where Judy's |
., brother,

“David Jonson, graduated
“as a dentist.” They’ spent’ a week ‘at’
“Coral | Reefs".
All of the : Jonson’ family ‘were - in
~Edmonton for the graduation, fol-
“lowing ‘which’ Dr. ‘Jonson brought’
his’ entire class over to Galiano for
a: holiday.
Mr. “and “Mrs..-W. J: Kolosotf. are
oo happy: to ‘have. with them for ia: week
. * their grandson, ] Bill Butler, of: ‘North
.. “Burnaby. :
one Mr:..and- ‘Mrs:: “Dwight Robinson
of *Duncan,:: are. having a holiday
visiting Dr. and: Mrs. Les ‘Robinson.
SMrsiiM: ‘Spouse spent last Friday
in Vancouver. :, Son, ° Bill. Spouse,
he week-end." &
Miss ‘Carol: Robson ‘and’ her fiance,
Glen‘: “Rycroft,” ‘Spent... the: week-end
from” Vancouver visiting the: ‘Rob-
n., family. on: the island...) 50."
“and: Mrs.. Art: ‘Hepburn of Fuk

ford, s

came: over «to: visit his parents for; ;

Mary’s Guild was formed ‘in 1925.
-“T have heard so much about the
delightful garden fetes held at
Roseneath - Farm,.. and. the. spring
teas at the home.of Mr. and Mrs.
A. E. Roddis,” she said.

> “As new. residents -here; my © hus-
band and I.find this island. so lovely
and peaceful, and‘I.am delighted to
be opening’ the tea in sucha pleas-
ant garden today. " :

“After this‘ opening. the. stalls did a
brisk’ business,. and :teas were ‘serv-
ed at ‘gaily decorated tables ‘on the
lawn... Ina’. corner, Mrs... Walter
Kelly. brought a: number’ of : people
up to. date ‘on their fate by reading
cards. Over 100 visitors arrived
during the afternoon to enjoy the
sunny day.

Among: them was. a’ visiting
-clergyman, the’ Rev. Peter van:Zan-
ten, Jr., of Detroit Lakes, Minne-
sota,: U. S.A, who is no stranger to
the Island; and the rector, Archdea-
con R...Horsefield._ and Archdeacon
Gi-H. Holmes, : with their’ wives and
families.

Thé. sum: of anprokimatcly. $177
was. taken. in-and ‘this wound. up. a
successful’ and: busy. afternoon.

A’ E.Roddis ‘handled ‘the :sale of
tea: tickets - at the: gate; and Miss-V:.
Salliss : ‘organized - the © “fortune: tell-
ing’’. for Mrs; ‘Kelly.

Tea” conveners were “Mrs: WwW:

'y,
Stewart’ and’ Mrs. F. L: Jackson. {eake® fc ‘for. Laura Lynne;::
Salt Spring Island, ‘spent: the Serving were Mrs, A.D. Dane,. Mrs. |.
‘Mr .

._ Wilson, Mrs. J. ‘Fraser,: eat Ww.

AT DUNCAN

: | Frederick IT issued a charter’ to-the
i nuns - ‘of. Goess.. in: Syria on: a. new.

Mrs. Randi’ Odden is a patient in
Lady Minto Hospital, Ganges.

At morning service on June 13 at
St. Peter’s, Bishop M. E. Coleman
began by . dedicating a_ server's
medal to Master Francis Peters,
who will henceforth take his turn at
serving with: the other boys. ~~

Mr. and “Mrs. Alfred Evans. ar-
rived at Port Washington. on_ their
yacht, : the ‘Collmark, : from . Vancou-,
ver. They are staying ate Evandale.

ATTEND .
GaEST ENDS |

‘Mr. and Mrs.. James R. Wood and
their. daughter; .Janet,, of : Fulford,
attended the’ christening. of their
granddaughter, ‘Laura. Lynne Samp-
son, last Sunday, at the home = of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Laur-
ence Sampson, of Duncan.

‘The christening service was con-
ducted by Laura  Lynne’s_ great-
grandmother, the Rev. Ethel Show-
ers, of Ganges.

Godparents are Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Burmeister, .. of Duncan. - Present
also were: Mr. and. Mrs. ‘Wesley
Grimshaw, of ‘Cowichan’ Lake, ma-
ternal grandparents; ' Jane”. and
Susan: Grimshaw; Mrs. “Marilyn ° ‘Mec-
Donald and -daughter, ‘Holly, “and
little. Sandra. Burmeister." .

‘Following: the service, tea and re-,
‘|freshments. were served, including ‘a:
combined, ‘christening and. ‘birthday:

ae “PARCHMENT. SNOBBERY.
In: 1298, ‘the. Holy. Roman. ‘Emperor:

“Very literary Fe ail zo. ‘down: ‘in’ his:

y s the. language ‘of. the west

oo Harbour,

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7

Mr. and Mrs, Hale have also re-
cently found on the beach a bottle
with a note, from a man in New |
York, who was evidently on a trip
to Alaska, and requested the finder
to write him a letter. On another
day they found a lady’s purse,

Beachcombing on the Gulf side is
indecd interesting, they say. :

Insects Prevent
|Heart Attacks? .

. Nothing does .the human heart
more good than'a sharp bite. by a
‘blackfly or mosquito, according to

floating in the ocean, and they im-
mediately reported it to the R.C.-
M.P. Meanwhile, Archie George-
son picked it out of the water and
carried it above high water mark.

here she was the guest-of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ruckle in Beaver Point.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Co-
bern, of North Vancouver.

Rev. Fathar Roland Roberts of St.
Vincent Island, in. the West Indies,
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
R. Akerman. the past week.

Mrs, Vi. Grant,-of Deep Bay, was
the guest of Mrs. Edie: Wilson: last
week.’ Mrs. Grant ‘attended * the
South. Salt. Spring’ Island “Women's
Institute meeting held at the home
of Mrs. W. YY. Stewart, Beaver.
Point,. on’ Thursday. | -

Visiting: Salt Spring Island from

JOHN DUNCAN HEPBURN
John Duncan Hepburn, of Fulford
B:Se., ‘Second class hon-
ors. in. physics, University. of. British
‘Columbia. .

Professor Hugh Grayson-Smith

ett te tenn pnt ae

rifle, .
gun. “Capoo” as a’ coat, while
“Cooley’’. means, to run or hurry.

“Calipeen” meaning a ‘ifle, Burlington, Ont., are Mr. and Mrs. , 7 reek | Dv: Emile Van Handel, of the Florida
R. J. Alton, who are guests of Mr. has rocently. returned from a week State Bowd of Health. Dr. Van-

Alton’s. brother, R. R. Alton: and:|!" Vancouver where he attended: the Handel: believes he -has found the

There is ‘“Labledd” which. stands |‘Mrs. Alton, vat their waterfront {Meetings of the “Royal. Society of | jue to the reason tropical countries

for bridle, ~and° ‘‘La-boosh’’ which
means the mouth. Then there are
words like ‘‘La-bocti’? which stands
for bottle and ‘‘La-ca-set’’ which
means: box or. trunk. ‘‘La-clo-ah”
would stand for “The Cross,”’ and

home, Isabella Point. Canada, and the Canadian Associ-
nan ation of Physicists, at the Univer-
sity of British Columbia:

‘Among the highlights of the meet-
ing were conferences on science
teaching in. Canada, and on radio

“with the.most mosquitoes also have

the lowest incidence of heart dis-
ease. His theory: When mosquitoes
and other blood-sucking insects bite,
they inject powerful anti- coagulants
into the blood stream ,effective even

‘Le-kley—Key.

Le-koo—Neck. i
: Le-loo~-Wolf. |

Le-ma-to—Hammer.

“La-gwin” which means saw. The coe. astronomy, reporting on the new | when diluted with 10000 parts of
list. is too numerous to show in its leva Tees. Canadian radio observatory at Pen- | human blood, and thus prevent clot-
entirety, but a few examples follow: D—LEE ticton, and on recent discoveries in | ting and coronary obstruction. Ac-

- _Le-sook—Sugar.

Ma-sie—Thank you.

Mel-ass—Molasses.
: Shan-tie—Sing.

"RENCH NAMES :
To ‘support. the. above list, there
[are many place’ names,.’. -both in
‘} Canada, and~ south of the’ border, .
= which are ‘of French origin: Among.
La-messe—Mass. eres ~..,ithese are “Lac. Lejeune’? named.
La:peep—A pipe: (tobades) “after the famous.pioneer priest. and .
-La-pelle—A’ shovel ‘or’ spade. 2:

cording to Dr. Van. Handel, it’s not
lack of exercise, tension and chlor-
esterol which are responsible for the
high-rate of heart. disease in morg
civilized’ nations; but “too. efficier
control of insects. OS

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this new: field of science.

A concert, by physicists and ‘their
wives, “revealed some. exceptional
talent among this -group. and ‘was
very ‘much. enjoyed by ‘delegates. :

Professor Grayson-Smith also vis-
ited. Simon.’ Fraser’ University “on
‘Burnaby.. Mountain’.and “reports: a:
fantastic. development in: ° ‘designing
and building a new soe % from:

. La-lahm—aAn oar.
‘La-long—Tongue «or: kk anguage.
- La-mon-ti—A - mountain.
La-pesh—Fishing pole...
La-piege—A ‘trap or snare.
_La-po-el—A frying ‘pan.
~Tenas La-hash—A: hatchet.
La-lim—A ‘file.-

La-hash—An axe. : Lo. |

then we ‘have’ “Lac the ground ‘up.
La-plash—A: board or Plank. “| LaHache,’”. “Barriere’’; “‘Mamette | - During” the’ “professor's. absence. ~wnmamnine
La-pool—Chicken.'"2 Lake, . “Quesnel”, « “Tete-Jaune-.|Mrs.. Grayson - Smith’ entertained}

JLa:poo-shét—A fork. : ~"):Cache”’ and. ‘Many | ‘others. ‘Mrs. Erie: Garman’ ‘and Miss Jo.

‘South “of |

“Maytale a aan

~-La-san-jel—A’ belt. or girth: "| the -. border, ... among. “others. are, |Millburn, both of: Victoria, as house
»“La-shan-del=A: Candle. ms “Coeur: d'Alene’? a nh de S 2 en dj guests ‘at: ‘Waterlea : ! > 3862277 - shopping

2 Centre

“La-siet—A’ plate.
La-tahb—A table.
“La-wen—Oats.’: :
mS ‘Le-bal—Bullet Ko) ‘ball.
é ~-blou—Chestnut: “OF. ‘sorrel.

2-cock—Rooster ‘or’. male “fowl.

“d’Oreille:?) “ |:
There is. littl Bube,: “hat. “the.
‘coureur :: de: Ddois,’? ® from: “far: away.
he - travelling: for = “the = Hud-

-son’s .. Bay. - - Company,-:» Revillons
_) Freres, ‘and the: At Nor West: -Com-
:| pany,” left, their-mark on: the new:

rivers: and: lakes. “Nature ° “did. not
always | ‘cause: them to. ‘flow: -in othe
might direction. nee

Yes ndeed, the flag: ot “Anjou and: -
‘that f St.-Andrew were planted.in?|§-
the Canadian «West: long. before. |
‘others, but need we Say. that all

“Montreal,:

: : ree: Parking: Excel-:
i ent Service and Prompt: ‘Attention:

whom: had: ‘a’ different: language.
and: could. ° not.’ ‘understand «. ‘each:
other.” To’ the’ raders,. missionaries,
and | freighters: this.-was. a: great
handicaps: and, had to. be. overcome
somehow. wh ees

It was fortunate ‘that, ‘the Scoule
concerned «werd cable to put > their:
idea. into use-and by .a-mixture of:
Zi French and various patois:

thoice’: ‘place: in’ the: development: of
Canada : “ABQ! ‘whole, and: not" ‘merely i
the: “Province “of Quebée, which.
‘after all: was -not the end: of : ‘the
trail of exploration’ for: them, : but
.only: a: “pied-a-terre’”: to commence:
their: colonization from.

.  Weymust think ‘of people like La-
“Verandrye, . “and many.” other. ex-
plorers - of: the: West who- opened : ‘up
he country ©: west. of “the | Great
Lakes,

“The; explorers and: discoverers’ of
JAvestern: Canada, were not: of: athe}
“many rees which ‘inhabit the’ west |”
+ buts were’ “Mostly * Scottish’
7 “Med Hudson’ 8: Ray’ ‘Com:

By: DORIS 2 AD} TAM noi S.

oxcellent: show. of: art and: evafts: of |
1 fall Ainds held on Saturday. and/Sun-

Ldayerot: Tnst-weele ine Sansehn: hall
Sidney

+ valskinee,)
oe the: shore:
nd  hevond.

my Wan indeed |

I pleasure: ‘for the: eye, nd: foods for
the vast “thoughts The gratis were beautifully,
country | ‘Not. the arranged. find: spaced well. allowing |

7 ‘he: crowd: 10. Bet, ‘closo_ and [see tho!

who’ wth tas vcolontée
hinterland, One our \

Sou.many. | ; hat: the: work of the: bays: and. “is ot
“PanisienneFronoly ind! Canadian®: our ‘communtiy: Whe :
_¥ rene. ne: ve ale tka seven: the mo T-mean-the. Snanieh Peninsula, .:-The
2 eden led Dave: aug Thal (hey da nol) drawing, painting and especially, the
we Wee ee etch, other,” What. @ | desi ot the exhibition: pleees from

doke, : {our schools seemed to me to be a

. Suppose: that an x ruglishman Were) proat improvement. on Jast year's
. to come to” Canada, speaking. the offerings;The. works in. the main
_ Mingnage of, Chaucer's day, wold | corridor was, really wonderful and
“he be understood, elther? It 4s | deserved a place right In the large
_ merely the natural evolutlon. of the | jatp Where one could examine it-in
Tangunge. that’ makes for: minor | comfort, Color, : ‘compoaltion and
change, athe” French-Canadian: in ereativity—all there, :
“an t.avid s-reader: of: the’: French PERIADS norm "
~ gant, and whila:.the: spoken’ Jan. |: “Nave-we. got: beltiiant “sitive or
unge ‘Is. sometimes careleas, th e perhaps brilliant tenchera? I expect
cagrammar..-and>weritten : longue. is hoth, Sey
nag WORY goad, and even. more 9 In old | ~ But-ono of: the things: to, ‘which 1

 Quehee than In more eoamopolitan came baels and baek..to, observe |.
“Montreal oo = was. tho, table. fall of gmail children,
. PROOY, or INILAE NOK. ; me ally. warklng with erayons,.Lheso
"ty prove tha” Mflyanee’ Prone Py ere fa nheorbed In what they were
cad dn the development of Canada, | doing that no-nolse; no crowils, ind
we must: po aside from the: benten: Interruptions -had’ any effect on. the
trivele: of» thought, and digvesa.a, Hie: fature nrtiats. oo
— Mitle Inte a nrgan Invented for’ the
~ western: Indiana.
he Jargon called “ehinook’” was
oo fivet used: by traders, misstonaries,:

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“Children’s hands ace, anh wut les
of ‘art that I watched with pleasure |.
“a8 One eMalL hoy colored his wells
Yam |

drawn barn a suitable brown.

' ‘which:

prove the age of French participa-

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tions —- which: will-* convince: _ the
roader of afew of its French roots:

‘nol, ‘noniloning’ ‘the ‘edinvintng indy.

As about. ehildran, ese cece. 0
PUPPET THEATRE oo

Anethe samc week, | in. Vinesnvor, {-
aschool and “siw

ne ‘Altended: wv play
Komecot- the Art, of

the. clever little:

hls up-to six years of ages Agalicy

Tater Tawent toca puppet: thentre,: a
delighifid: performed: (by: pupnots)
“OEE TAN Rods. Riding: Wood’! in
whieh: flie- Antorloentor: asked ques:

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led: and... behaved,..enjoying. partiel:
patingy In theatre. A training whieh
will, have: hireroaching effects,

Toad. plek ved ‘flowers, which grew
off tie path for, her, nav Andmother's

bouquet’ —a ‘ghout anime bieks “No,
no, she shouldn't! “Why?! > "Bo

woodsnian, “arid ald {0 atlek to the
path by. her. mother."

all Inow-only. too welll:
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all so "wholesome,
The. Puppetcer's Guild ot Vaneou-

vor is avery live aoelety, On show |.
were. really unusually benulifally. |.

raadeled prppets varved from foam
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were made of papier. mache, these
lator: being demonstrated hy arlista
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years fo on, young at heart. a

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