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‘SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW Wednesday. October 14,1959,

eee blackboards..

. ‘privileged to’: attend.

ce Old Beaver Point School

> By. WINNIE WATMOUGH we
~* Sunday, Oct.“11: an afternoon: har-

“> ""-west festival service was held in the
“sold | Beaver. Point’ schoolhouse; on
» Salt Spring ‘Island, with. peteennon

GLH. ‘Holmes officiating:

“About: 30-:people: gathered. in. the.

: old, building’. which’ -was.::decorated

:with flowers, vines and. vegetables, :
‘tastefully arranged on walls, tables, :

“windows. : and “Jedges — _of. the: “old

_ With Mrs. Vv. Best’ at. the organ
‘Sand: ‘the four choir’ girls in. their:

Island met last week in the Legion when funds. are. available, which. “
_ ‘gowns seated in:the front.the lovely ma but ihe . ‘Stted be ores "not Gated oa, wit see we me | hiv and i I. a nee Sic : ohana ee tee ee hall’at Ganges. man he re were 24 will possibly be: next year, ‘it was
~ mM : 1 n r sitin roa ; ; ; w n ere wer
- secvice:-wak teuly’ something” to”-be placed by. the slatted. benches (no Victoria about three years ago. Mr. y E as. in ‘the chair.a re were

The - choir.
‘girls. were Edythe. Russel, : Marylyn

-'Paysons; Denise Frederick ‘and Hea-
co) ther Warren... The congregation join-.
“”! ed-in the singing of the hymns. Miss’

“Freda ‘Baker, of .Vancouver, ied a
“ye. Solo,: “Fairest: Jesus’”’. °

“= The..old’ wood ‘heater Pity the:
“cheery. ‘flames: showing - through its:
isinglass -door’ gave outa -comfort-"

‘ing heat-and~as the- daylight. WaS:| was located on five acres: Through:

“near, ending,’ gas: llights*<were “lit.

‘Slatted: benches. with. ‘comfortable |:

; oe, fall for’a*number of years. » | he. would be glad. to attend. a meet- ne
ser. and’ perhaps: others to‘ the then’ Mr. and “Mrs.” R.. Straker are a by fare oe a ie Mrs. [. The” Legion have «sponsored «a | ing to. discuss the situation: :- Noth-»
backs’ provided ‘seating. minister of education, Hon. W:. T. | Spending a few days. in Victori ia this OSt aking Urns . ab. tne. Piano, local: soccer teainand arrangements.| ing official on ‘the request has-been) oss
-» Opening’ the | service, Archdeacon Straith; th ty waé:.transter.;[ 200-2: week; Mr. Warlow, violin, and S. Sargeant |\\ave been made f to | received: from. the head office in °° =
~-Holmes spoke of theschool. building: fal ie “proper ve . k andthe | was informed that a’ Miss Jack- |’ Mrs.-A.’S t t 4 lid on the drums.- be Be ok ma efor seven games. to Victoria,

- being the only little red schoolhouse. ots e. wee comprises a class < son, was ‘the; first, teacher and : Miss: eco Somes spent ne ay an = eA doe vended ne eter fe the: “A letter: was: ead froin Captain vag
; whole -

left on. the island .in any usable park,’ containing. the "old school Penrose ae ‘Evan, MeMillan, Mr. and. Mrs. D.: Underhill ‘and. | Bridge Parties - | visiting soccer. team .on: these occa-.|.0. H. New. of ‘Coast Ferries Ltd.,..:

“state: “Having just returned froma building - and community -hall. | tt) j Monk, al he. children were: guests ‘of Mr. ‘and. Pl d F - sions and Mrs. W.. Jackson: consent- stating ‘the: “Island Princess will,

_ 50-year, - reunion. gathering of the | one old. school site. was reserved ae farmed at = Monk "point avium; Mee Tos. Bridge: over the: week- | © am: a Por os en to be. in charge of arrangements. | again make a return:run every Fri-
“him his youth, he. spoke eee for; communal purposes of the Bea- ber. of. years. : . Winter Months ‘It was. decided: that, in- view of day. from Ganges to Steveston’ (Van-

| Haultain Fish and Chips

: “127. Haultain St.-Phone EV 38332,
ee One. Block ‘off. ‘ Cook: Ste oa
Free’ Easy, Parking, = *

l par
“AN. those: parts: ‘of. Sections

Scene. Of Harvest Service.

oe “many ‘changes which © had’ taken

place there over the 50: years. -
- He included. a. description -of ‘the
‘methods used:in:the construction of |”
sod shacks. in. the- early. days: by: the
settlers. -On:Salt. Spring Island it
‘was log cabins.

After the service, as we 2 descend-
‘ed the: worn wooden ‘steps, I almost

| expected - to -hear. youthful. voices
across _.the old’. grass «and. weed-
| grown playground.. ~The: old. build-
ing-seemed in a fairly good state of
preservation...» The - blackboards --re-

new). A. picture’ of’ Queen... Eliza-
beth. and King Geor ge hung on the.
wall. a

“Inquiring about, I learned” a litle
of the history of :the old school.”
‘was told. it. was built by. Samuel.
Beddis, an : early: -pioneer.-of .Salt™}

Spring, assisted by: his: son, Charles, ;

“around: 1884. At the: time ‘it ‘closed
est. school: in ‘use ‘in B.C. ..The school

representations. ‘made’. by Don, Fra-

vices by, all » denominations: “Mr.
Fraser;*to'whom.I. am indebted for
‘this: information, feels,. and: I--am

sure a’ lot of-us.as- well, :this.-his-
; torical -old: property. ‘should:-be “pre-:

one i Served : by: the’ ] Historical Sites. aan { and others on the island.

down, : July: Ty: 1951, it: was :the ‘old-’

ver: Point community and: the island.| :
as.a-whole.:. From that: time the: old:
building was ‘open: for: religious. ser-

+ con ‘Holmés: brought: to our: attention:

|LAST RITES FOR joo
REV. F. FORSTER | NORTH PENDER.
IN VICTORIA. |e

- Funeral — services’ ‘were » held in’|,
Centennial United church: “Victoria, I
d

Nine D. ‘Brook spent a few days |
in Victoria this. week... ;

.Mr: ‘and Mrs: B: Amies: and fam- |
ily: -fr' om, Vancouver ‘visited Mr. -and
Mrs: | Amies | over the holiday. |
sroskarid -

“Mr. and Mrs. ‘Dave Falconer and.
; children’ are: visiting Mrs. M.. Fal-
coner this week. :

--Mrs..B.: White is ‘spendin: a few.
idays in Vancouver this: week.

Tuesday | afternoon. for. Rev. Freder-
ick Forster; who: passed: away there
‘October:.7;.: at. the age: of. 74. years.
Rev. “Dr. R.’ McElroy Thompson,
Rev. A. J. Avery. and Rev. ‘Dr.
E. -H. James ‘officiated. a
‘The late -Rev. Forster was well-
known on Salt Spring Island, having

Bowerman.this week.”
Forster.came:here from the. prairies "Mr. and Mrs. C. Weeks from Vie.
where he served for. over, 40 years ‘toria~ were - visiting.on- the island
‘with. the Methodist Church and | over the ‘holiday week-end.
United Church of Canada in Alberta. | H. Purchase: of Vancouver’. is
i | He was a member of Lodge No.’ 76,
A.F. and. A.M., *Bashaw,
He leaves his wife, May, at :the:resi-
dence; four sons, David of: Victoria,
Arnold» and. Arthur :of.: Edmonton,:;
-and ‘Robert. of: Calgary; ‘Y “grand-"
children, ‘ two’ sisters; “and two. ‘bro:
thers: in England..:

sister. on the: island.

“Mr... and): Mrs.‘ J. Campbell ‘are’

Oregon. ae

.G. Baxter is borne” air ‘spending
a* few weeks: on* the: prairies. visit-
Sing friends: and: relatives.” ”

ciety ‘for: the. ‘gerier ations that ‘will
|

‘Many residents of Beaver Point,
among them: .Henry: -and Point |
‘Ruckle, . went. to ‘school’ in’ the. little
red: schoolhouse, many grew" ‘up: to
‘raise their. families ~and~ send .them.
to; the same: school.’ The: old build--
‘ing holds: many.’ fond’ memoriés: for |
the:. old.-residents:. of : Beaver.

wan,
Bridge ‘last week.

COMMISSION
OFFICERS ARE.
|SPEAKERS —

. The. Galiano. ‘Chamber ‘of “Com:

Point |

‘old historic. building: while ‘Archdea-.' “Ste: “Margaret’s “Guild caters: for'|

the. dinner. J.P. “Hume: was gen-.
heral:. convener ‘and “Mrs. : Stanley:

a
more: “clearly. the. facts: we. take, for.

| granted nowadays; the ‘many bless- | Page was responsible’ for. the lovely.

fon s Prime Mini quent

9, sand, 17,: ee Island, Cow-

chan District, lying ml the area: more particularly* ‘shown
“Plan.7360 Land: 46)

c outlined int ‘red
ictoria,’B.C.3

ki tions. to the ‘constitution: ‘of “suel pro-
. posed pound district, have:been recorded:

THEREFORE NOTICE 1S ‘HEREBY GIVEN that. the

file’ in: the ‘Registr ffice,

majority"

oof ‘proprietors ‘of! land’ within the: ‘above-described, ‘district, must,”
~owithin thirty. days from the posting and publishing of this notice, for-”.
:< ward to the! Minister. of Agriculture. their petition in, the: form required
~ by Section 5 of the “Pound District Act" , or otherwise such Proposed

pound ‘district: will not. be~constitited,
(Signed) NEWTON: Ph STEACY,

Department’ of Agricult
eptember a Ce

ord,: “proprieta Ae
iny. holder :or: occupie

:.Minister:of Agriculture

j
roof land ‘under: einvonar ar

ny ‘superintendent,. overseer, servant, or.other p
“and on ‘behalf hel

‘at, Careful: ‘Attention tor all

Ordena

er

tof mixed: marriages “between

{ings :we-share: with. never: ‘perhaps, .7
1a hought: of how; it-all” comes abou

tt

table ‘decorations: : Guests: ‘of.,honor,-

. Nanaimo.
owing. “dinner : Gardner’.
2a talk: on: ‘power. : development, |

Mr: ‘Bandara

“naikeis “Tt issn
the: crime : ‘was®:
‘sonal: ‘ot political reasons, Ironically
he: was. struck.down: by: a: Buddhis
| priest,: ‘a;man of. his ‘own, race an
‘eligi he Whatever. the // reasons «They. have. made Sinhalese. the offi-:
“were, ‘they: ‘must: have. been‘ ‘over- {oial: ‘language! and’ are: “opposed! 40
whelming.: to - “compel: »Buddhist, Tamil: claims; for: equality, Yet-: the:

nterests togetlieito: create ‘a- united,
eylonese * “nation; phe Sinhalese
uddhists. : “are .the.; majority.”

“who' is ‘not: supposed to depri ive even | Sinhalese” ‘population: is” nearly six:

“smallest,:insect: of life, to. shaot: i time that: ofthe: Tamils in: Ceylon;

Ha. defonceless: man, ‘in: Mie _ sanctity | ; ‘They appear, ‘to fear that. if Tamils:

OF, his ‘own: home. © Coes :
“Four: Asian conten, no ‘longer: . S ‘spoken’ "among: “less: ‘than:
inder British rile, have lost’ their’ “sty ‘million, would haye no chance
leaders by. -nssassination: since: jain-: [ saminst. a, Jangunge:. ‘Spoken by 30
ing thelr independence: Mahatina:

Gandhi‘ofIndia. Pakistan's Linquot} ~The = numerically »
Ali Khan, Burnia’s: Premier, U, Aung | community... with
San,; together, with: aly members of: origin: had.
his cabinet, and now Mr. “ather:

small’ Burgher
wotheir... european
j ‘advantage ° over
‘holding’ Nigh.

anes, ay oe wat
‘His tothe

: counterpart.” of can’:
‘squlte live: on; his. country.

crite Sinhalese. amily,

ti ‘}
gant! ‘ands was, “enlled=to. tlie. Bait|
in Englands! However, dt: wns: polls,
files: nnd: not law which was (6 be'his
occupation inHfleye: He: beenme:n:
Buddhist: and, joined. with, Ahase who.
‘fonght.for' Coylon's. political : eman=
‘clpation.: “TH 152 he erented his’ owl
Sr Lanka. Freedom Party:
In L056. he. formed n-canlition with,

h Hroup of parties to. fight the: pow: |
Perfal: United: National, Party: led: by:
Siv John Kotelawela, Ceylon’s third
‘Prine Ministers The ‘caalition, was.
‘rotupned ina ‘erushing victory: which
-almort- wiped: ont the WNP
“The yew Prime: ‘Minister,’ My Dae
hanayaler, ‘aprange fran the intddle
classes: One-time schoolmaster sein
Gaile, he adte.. chadse . between
leaching: ands politics: and. decided
one thecdntters’ Woe is” deseribed' ns
anim of the | peayle, of osiiple’
trates? he wears: the national ‘dress | dontinic their’ studies ak? the® Unie
and alwayas travels (hind-ehige shir | versity due to: the: lnak sot text books:
order.to ha Sie eantact: with: the dny Sinhalese:
ananses. and ta: “keep. Mis. neers: con dered: ‘that all-schools, Inthe: coun
‘thele polivical: pulse, Swe should: sthet-cat’ année: to teach
NoT, KNIT: TOUTE Nese “ge

S Ceylon: ina diffientt: ‘country to “The British. spread: the :-suucly : ‘af
qovern, - There vIn no. Ceylonese Nas ‘Wane sh: for: the, advancement ofthe

‘most: hh
ine Malaya : “Mort: “of ‘Ae: Moors are.
‘olthar ngrictitivista: or: traders, "The
Malays’; werg).soldiars ander: the.
‘Duteh™ and: served. in, the same ca-
‘pacity under the British. Since’ ther
“they “have: either entered ie. pollee
‘TV forees or (aken other: occupations,:
The Muslims have had. little. oppo
‘gition from: the other: NACEB, ‘though
there baye hen, ocensionial rolig tous,
viots. aa

Thera |e rift: “between: ‘the tinge

Hons “at: sonlotys :
Gated: class are ayminst making. Sine’
Lhalese the inediin of lnstiueiion dn
the University; na: ‘such -a-atep.woild
ake | education.) other.
Oriental. studies - Impossible, Only
the others day oa "news batel vals:
dents found that they were unable to |

English, Scots and the Welsh fermi Varlous “races and’ Castes. There |
one British’ nations Wise ‘Yand: of | was Tittle or: no. ‘conflict: between: Ahe,
| aifferant communities...dhes Sinbal | Various” groups and life was, dn!
ese, Che, Tamils, the Muslims and | their Ume, generally. very pleasant |
the Burghers, who are the: offspring | It! is understandable ‘that: eoun:
the | try: should: wish to. preserve: ite nad

Alberta. | Ester on visiting | his mother» -

Mia “Li W. Hayes): of Saskatche-|.
‘visited Mr. and’ Mrs. : SOB. |

millions ine South -India’and- Ceylon,

: “posts”
oO Cunder: ‘the: ‘British ‘gover nment ‘and.
tin :

than in,

GENTLEMEN’S
[DINNER WELL —
[RECEIVED -

Saturna : cominunity hall on Satur-
day, -Oct."10, was the “scene -of a
happy occasioh, ‘the. annual ° dinner,
the.-“‘Genitlemen’ of. Saturna’’. put. on

for.:the. ladies. » Guests agreed that-|
this year’ was~ the best yet. The |
punch: served .at -6° p.m. ‘gave a
chance. to circulate and.chat before
‘partaking: of ..the buffet. dinner.
The buffet table was laid .out with

beautifully decorated with cut flow-
ers. and autumn leaves. Dessert
was served .at the table. by atten-
tive waiters.’

“Walter .Warlow, president. of the.

‘éomminity club, made a’. short
speech of welcome tothe ladies and
their. escorts .which:.was. replied : to

|} byMrs,. J.: Yates, president: of’ the
presently: visiting - relatives, ae Saturna Women’s Service Club.

“ Contests’ for, ‘the: ladies -were en:
-tertaining* ‘and’ the-“evening* “wound”
-up witha. dance, music: being. sup-,

“Ste. Mark’s’-:Chancel . Guild - are’
again. sponsoring the’ very. popular |
brédge_ games uring the” winter.
| Season. os

First. gamewas held in: the ‘Angli-
‘can parish hall at Ganges last Fri-
“| day ‘evening and” ‘drew*a

ested: may. éontact..Mrs.J: Sturdy.
‘Partners play “together ‘ throughout |
the: series: but: with: different : couples

every ‘time, » ‘and. at the end’ of - the |
games ‘prizes: ‘are. ‘given: ‘for.:the:.top.;E
|) three. couples.

“Mrs. ners Spr ingh ord:

tfimore years” Meg “0; : and: “Mr,

tele cccaicraat ‘A. atte: ‘of: ‘eniergency. “exists and: “the

it

Legion,

“good. at: _business: the

tendance.: It is. hoped. there: will be | Cummings is leaving | Salt Spring
1 10-tables ‘in play “next: ‘game, which ber,
| think it has ‘done-us’all: good to.| merce held the annual dinner cat the j Will ‘be October. 23. Anyone. inter-'):
vattend. that-wonderful. service in‘ the | hall, on: Wednesday, Oct.

“Dana-
‘hanake, has pledged. himself to carry

New. poundkeeper is: sought ° at

the announcement that: Miss Merida
Cummings plans’ to make her:home
on’ Vancouver Island in. November.
Applicants may communicate with
the. president of the: Salt: Spring

ILEGION L.A.
PLAN TAG DAYS

- Ladies’ Auxiliary to the Canadian
Branch’: 92, “Salt . Spring

members present,

The . L.A: ‘will again cater the
annual --Armistice’ dinner for: .the
local. branch of the Legion and will

be. under ‘the* convenership of. Mrs.’

R...W.: Bradley... Mrs. H.*° Minchin
will “be. in. charge of the. annual
|'Poppy. Day’ tag:

Mrs.. J.-Sturdy has undertaken to
{organize :the Canadian: National --In-
| State. for. the’ Blind tag. day, which
hasbeen ‘held: on ° the: island. ‘each

.the’many projects listed above, ‘that:
instead ‘of - holding : a ‘fund - raising.

j event‘ each member: would be: asked
to contribute: $1...

She is. calling; the
EK. Motel’, |: - Miss.

for -inspection. .

Island’ about ‘the: middle.of Novem-

for. Vancouver Asland.:

‘GRAVEL, ‘CEMENT, Road

“ and: Fill - Excavating’,
rare Let Clearin we gs

~ Free ‘Estimates _

. STEPANIUK -

people, have been: urged: “to, ‘0. about. i=
ee Aten :

“com-,| (0:
" nunity.: and they are fighting to“pre-|'s hi
rve.. their. language: and. ‘veligion: -wa

uistic.” differences, whether. “he: lines

‘steni:-the tide ‘of: ‘unemployment’ and:|.:
‘control. :-the strikes: which:-are « orips |).

pling’ the ‘country’s: trade;

~ Ceylon: ‘is “going: through: a-eritical |

period: in “its: history. : Tt: will “take

vLstrong,. courageous. -statesmanship 40.

bring * order. out. of snenr-chaos” and
‘to cum the elements: which would

destroy ‘the’ democratic - way of life.’

oem nen Sapir Qantas Abe ree MERE v4oHnenMNEn MRR ES

1 ~ Christian Science |

\ Services held jin. the. Board, Room:
din Mahon. Nally, Ganges.

EVE RY: SUNDAY at LL.00. nim:

“‘Bnalish | ‘swamped: bye the: ‘ranjrilyy comin | io
pple 1 oe of thei hive, ‘Alven, ae

lish and: the Sinhalese sponking: see aii
The Engilah:-edue|

iy

“Phe! poverpnient “ore |

+ english: ABT RECON TANNA es eg

Lon sufficleatly knit together, ay, the! | peaple. al. Ceylon and. to unite die |

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IC hamber Announces F ulford
\Bridge Approved By Victoria

‘Chamber : of Commerce.

“The chamber . council. met™
Henry. McGill -in: the -chair... Trea-
surer’s report. showed ‘a balance of
$177,. and. there are - now 151. “mem.
bers...

A dinner ‘meeting ‘is “planned for

tate in November.

Reports on the’ proposed bri due at ;
Fulford ‘indicated that the project
has received government: approval.’.

A new: bridge will be contemplated

announced.

» A formal. ‘complaint has. been sent.
by ‘the chamber tothe: B.C. Power
Commission « regarding. .the recent
increase © ine power rates.
Island.

OA request has also been made ‘that “h
Salt Spring Island- come: under. the”
Duncan. scheduled’ rates as there’...
has. been’ “power here for a number’ 90 ee
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