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‘fo Annual meetings of the Saltspring
| School District were held recently at
Saturna Island, Pender Island, Mayne
Island:and Galiany. These were very
well attended, showing that there. is
an inereasing amount” of interest
being taken in’school affairs.

At. Mayne’ Island, R.. Aitken was_
elected’. trustee fora period of ‘two
yeurs, in place of W. Morson, whose
term of office expires on December
31. The. board of trustees to repre-
. | sent the district in the coming’ year
will be as follows: S. J. Wagg, Mrs.
ja: Kropinski, W. Crawford, repre-
senting Ganges: A. D. Dane, Mrs.
es E. Scoones, G. B. Jennens and
R. Aitken, representing Fulford,

Galiano. South Pender and Mayne

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Pictures shown’ by the National
Film Board recently in the Mahon
Wall, Ganges, were exceptionally }

{Ypgood. The program hegan with “Pye |
| \Witness” and “Voices of Arcadia”
land climaxed with “Canada at. the |
| Coronation”.

Chairman was Archdeacon G. HH.

On All Wilson
; Holmes, -and the projectionist,
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SAANICH VENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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On Wednesday, Nov. 11, Remem-

| brance Day, a service was held and

two minutes’. silence observed at. the
The
church: was ‘full and. many veterans
attended the service, also the Ladies’:
Auxiliary to the Legion. “There were
all the appropriate hymns sung and
Mrs. Roberts played the organ for
the. last time before leaving for Van-
couver where she is now going to
reside with her son, Peter, and his
wife.

That evening the Ladies’ Auxiliary
to the Legion put on a variety enter-
tainment which was very well patron-
ized and enjoyed. It commenced

| Island respectively. with the singing of “O Canada” and
community sing-song Ted by Mrs.
|\Large Attendance Norminton and Mr. Revitt.. Then
; ® there was whist and cribbage for
At Film Shows lich nice prizes were given, A

raffle of a chicken dinner was won
by Miss Underhill, Bingo and more
singing followed: and a beautiful sup-
‘per was served, “The evening ended
jwith singing and dancing.

On Vriday, Nov. 13, the horticul-
tural society held its first chrysanthe-
imum show. There were some beauti-
,tul specimens and many prizes given
‘for the different classes. Tea was
served and a nice afternoon spent in
spite of the rain which fell heavily
most of the afternoon.

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FULFORD

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C. Taylor. with his son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs..C. Taylor.
Alberni, were the guests last week of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mollet.

Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Mollet
family from: Deep Cove, spent Re-
inembrance Day with Mr. and Mrs.

. Mollet.

and

Cc
On Friday, Mrs. Walter Twa re-
turned from Victoria, where she had
been the guest of Mrs. John Hall for

~ ta few days.

After spending the week-end with
Gyves, Mr. and Mrs, W.
to Victoria

Mrs. M.
Dempster
Sunday.

J. Cairns was the
M.-C. Lee,

returned” on
guest of Mrs.
last week.

_ After a short visit with Mr. and
Mrs.:. John Rogers, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Cooley and Sheldon returned
‘to. Victoria on Saturday.

ed av her. -home,
day; Nove 14. “Square
‘dancing “was: enjoyed. by the follow-
ing guests.:

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The rougher the weather

at your service

Lo “means: |
ni . 2 . Our men--men who are
Wo ease PROGRESS: “ol do their best ta! keep th

dnl ids ing

’Christopher, Janey and Gillian; Mr.

Miss Beatrice: ‘Hamilton éntertain-
‘Dromore, on Satur-
and. old-time:

ood r, oe Mrs. te Beiinett,

crews are to be cut in a, werking to keep electricity

Show, ice; Wind, talathe rough weather that drives
most people insides the very weather that often finels
our men climbing wet, slippery power poles, doing
. Ayagerarie depeaie warkounder diflleuk eanditiane ‘

_fingenins despite ms efforts af Old Men Winter”

Wednesday, November 18, 1953

{:CONTEST AND DONATIONS ASSIST
SERVICES OF ISLAND HOSPITAL

, The prize of an afghan, made and yadmitted from Pender, three from
O. Lacy, Ruby Lacy, Mrs. A. Davis, 077 ‘donated to the Lady Minto Hospital] Galiano and one from Mayne. Dr.
Mr. and Mrs. Rv J. Hepburn, Janice GALIANO re Miss Harriet Adamson and. won| Hallows also brought in his own
Hepburn, Irank Pyatt, Misses Geor- ; nee ee pee oe _E. J. Nichols, of Galiano, in a] boat and admitted one patient from
gina and Violet Hamilton, Claude Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Harris are one held at the recent Legion | Saturna Island. There were eight
and ‘Dick Hamilton. . spending a week in Vancouver. dinner, realized $103 for the hos-! minor operations performed in the

On Saturday. afternoon, Nov. . 14, Mr.-and Mrs, A. P. McKenzie, of j pital: ; ; | ahove period,

Mr. and Mrs. Fergus’ Reid entertain- | Vancouver; paid a brief visit to the During: “October the: hospital ad- Mrs. ‘D. Wells, tomatoes; M. Mor-

ed at a party in honor of: their -son,
Stuart, who‘was celebrating his ninth
birthday: A chocolate birthday cake,
bearing nine candles, centred the tea

Island. last
guests at Galiano Lodge.

. and’ Mrs: ‘Witter: have. return-
ed home after.

i mitted. 43 days,

new. born

patients; ‘hospital

adult’ and: children, 274;

baby days, 7; births, 1.
During the last two weeks, in ad-

geson, kindling; Mrs. M. Garrod,
prunes: United’. Church > Fulford
WA. fruit and vegetables; Anglican .
Church, Beaver Point, fruit and veg-

week when. they. were

spending a. week in|

table. Invited guests were Johnny } Vancouver. dition to local patients, one has been | etables; Major G. Bullock, books;
Campbell; Raymond Fraser, “David Mr. and Mrs. Ross Parminter ‘left \W. Longmire, razor and shaving
Mortenson, Randy Heald, Georgie | 9) Wednesday for Vancouver where | on the Island. soap; Mrs. Bishop Wilson, maga-
Bassett, Larry Harker, Leslie Wagg, | they will spend a week. The reduction plant at Shingle | zines; W. E. Dipple, newspapers;

John Dodds and Christopher French.

Last week, in honor of Mrs. Prig-
den’s birthday, the Burgoyne Valley
threshing crew and families gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Brigden for an afternoon harvest
turkey dinner with all the trimmings.
About 30 guests sar dawn at one
long table laden with food provided
by all the ladies. The evening was
spent playing 500". Prizewinners
were Miss Gladys Shaw and D. Gar-
side. Guests present were: Mr. and
Mrs. F. Reid with Alec and Stuart,
Misses Gladys and Cree Shaw, Wil-
liam Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. Jfrench,

and Mrs. I. Gear, Mr. and Mrs. W.
ISvans, Miss t. Coss, lloyd Rey-
nolds, R. Price: D. Garside and Mi-
chael Evans,

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GANGES

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After several
Honolulu, where
guests at the ’
Hastings returned

Oe a

weeks holiday in
they had been
‘Moana,’ Mrs. Warren
home recently,

[and her: sister-in-law, Miss Marjoric

}
Hastings, who accompanied her, to |
Victoria, |

Miss Sylvia Crofion left on Friday
j and, accompanied by Miss Jane |
Ridewood. of Victoria, is spending {
/: few. days in Seattle. the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stone.

Flu-Lient. and Mrs. Pierre Bion
and their children returned on
Thursday to Victoria, after spending
a few days at North Salt. Spring
visiting their cousins, Misses Simone
and: Paulette Chantelu
Chantelu.

After spending five weeks in Van- |
couver visiting their, son and davgh-|
ter-in-law, “Mr.and = Mrs. H. |
Duke, Mr.:and. Mrs. .A. E. Dac re-
turned: last ‘Wednesday: to Vesuvins'|
Bay. oo .

“Guests registered recently at Hare.
bow House: .G,-R. Griffiths, x Me-

and John

iw trip. to “Port:
berni,’ several other: parts of -Van-
‘couver Tsland ‘and-a, visit ‘to’ her son
Jeand: daughter- in-Inw, Mr. ou. Mrs
1 Ormonde: -Springford, ‘Dunean,:
‘1 Mrs, Cecil: Springford, ‘aceonipanied

edt St Mary’ Lake on: Friday,

Mrvand' Mrs. Pat: Walsh and their
. son and daughter “arrived last -Fri-
=) day from” Youbou anil are! visiting
Mrs. Walsh's parents, G/Capt. A. R.
“| Layard-and Mrs. Layard, at Rainbow
Reich, fora. few days. i :

Mrs. Ralph: C ‘offy. arrived on
nesdiy, Nove 18,. from, New. Westin
ster and is: the ‘guest for-a week: 6
Mr, and Mrs. ‘A. EB Ike,

Raye : :

Mrs. J.
“Mitchell

“Mitchell and “Miss June
left on Sunday to spend
‘some days at West Vancouver, where
T they; will he. genesis of Mrs. I.
Agel.
The
Salt: Spring Tshind school attended
AL vabine ‘ aetidedaned Ttededd Arena
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Saturday in’ Lake Cowichan
| seheval Mr. and Mes: J. 0.
ter, Miss Reta Onlton,
\Mouat, Mre and. Mrs. ¢
Mre and. Mrs, De Th Poms, Ars
“Ruby leverall, Miss bene Coss, Afrs
PM. Tephien, Mis M, ran Marais

“Miss EM, Mecatih | De

Wiss

» Jones :

gets, the more likely our line

pant of your cammunitye« will
e magle of-electriany at your

Vesuvius,

Thursday of last week.
“Pete”
and Mrs.
Cove, Galiano.

mer

NORTH PENDER

by plane,

Bob Wilson is caretaker at Beauty
Rest.
came to juin him last week, to reside

by. Miss Margaret ‘Thompson, return}

Nei

following teachers from the |

convention held dast: Friday and.
high |
aubis-
Olive
1. Nelson,

Mrs. M, Cluness and Fred Cluness

anil iii oii

Bay is going to pack and salt her-}R, P, Wilmott, doilies; Mrs. Frank

have left for Nanaimo 0 visit the | ring. Scott, chrysanthemums and = mani-
former's daughter, Mrs. 1. 7. Bearce. Mr. Pollard and Dianne have leit} yolds for Hallowe'en; W. Green,

Mrs. A. JS. A haioweks, winner | for Vancouver where Mr. Pollard Mayne Island, bathroom scales; D.
of CKWX Casino prize of $3,930 on | entered hospital. Mrs. Pollard fol-1 [ewar, dusters and magazines.

lowed on Wednesday. —____-—-
+ Nick Leberto had an accident, re- lux, OUTPUT RECORD
cently. He fell off his motorcycle ! FOR SEPTEMBER
and hurt his foot. He went by plane; Peak output by British industry
to Vancouver on Monday. during September is disclosed in a
Mrs. Cicconi’s son and daughter- | provisional estimate issued by the
in-law and two children are visiting | ULK. treasury. This puts the pro-
with Mr. and Mrs. Cieeoni, from Ed- [duction index figure for the month
Muir came from Vancouver | monton, Alta. hat 125-120 11948 equals 100), the
Tuesday morning. The Women's Institute bazaar will (highest figure since the index was
held- an November 28. the last | revised with 1948 as the base year,
und compares with 115 in 1952 and
121 in 1951.

was the for-
ell. a daughter of Mr.
A. (Tony) Bell of Retreat

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His wife and two small boys -

Saturday of the month, in the Hope |
Bay Hall.

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In Canada every province has a waiting list for telephones.

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The demand for telephone service has been greatly accelerated in recent
years by higher incomes and the development of “telephone
consciousness.” This has strained both publicly owned and privately
owned telephone resources in Canada as it has in most other
countries in the world.

Now almost every: business man and family. wants a telephone. In British
‘Columbia the problem is particularly acute, since this province is
- growing faster than any other. Despite. ‘this, B.C: now ranks. second
* of the Canadian provinces in number of telephones per 100 population,
~ while Vancouver “is. the ‘second city: in’ Canada cby the same index. .
: More and-more people and businesses are coming ‘to, British Columbia
“and with: ‘them: come requests for ‘more and. more telephones. eae

: i One third of the: B, GC Telephone. Company’ s 300, 000 ‘telephones were.

: ‘installed, w ithin the last five years. . Between. 1948 and 1953 this company

EU ‘B.C.—just as every. other. province in Canada—does_
have a “waiting ist’ for. telephones. However; ‘to: meet. this: demand, °
a. # fecord progr ¢ of expansion’ and © improvement. has’ been ‘underway :

ontin wing. Right NOW 925, million j is. being spent

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the City Hall att) aa, Saturday, November 21,
There will be free candy for all children with

pavents, Rides will start at Woodward's at ape
proximately 11,05,
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Re Sure te see Santa arrive at City Hall, November 21

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