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om “The New Year's Eve Ball: spon- |
“8 < apred. by ; the Ladies’. Auxiliary to’
* the Salt - ‘Spring. ‘Island: Canadian”
“-Begion and ‘held in the Mahon Hall,
Ganges, under the co-convenship’ of |
“Mrs. Adrian. Wolfe-Milner, and. Mrs. ;
. Emie Booth, “Was a “great SUCCESS. :: |

“Decorations, under the. ‘direction |
Reva Mrs. A. R. Price;. assisted by. Mr.
“and Mrs, E. J, Ashlee, Mr. and Mrs. |
: Ernie Booth, Mrs: J. Green, Dennis |
~ Baldwyn,: ‘A, ‘M.: Brown. and Ken -!
‘ yick Price, were effectively carried \
out: under. subdued _rose-colored |
_ lighting,” ‘with silvered ‘sword some
“ and salal ‘leaves, green and silyered |
cedar. branches’ interlaced. with |
. large exotic paper flowers and mul-
“ie ti-colored: streamers which were
festooned , from ceiling” to wall and
draped. the windows.

; vered decoration «:.was* used with ;
“colored. streamers: on the stage,
2 Sw hich’ featured: several fir-trees and ;
: oe clusters of.vari-colored balloons.
“Mrs, W. H. ‘Bradley, who: was in:
2 charge © “of. the “numerous, supper
“tables; ‘which ° were arranged round :
‘<the-hall‘and on ‘the stage, was. also ;
Re iS responsible for® the attractive red ‘
. lacquered and silvered arbutus ,
leaves - “which; in ‘silvered- holders,

formed the: centrepieces. Pg
350- GUESTS - ok

George’  Heinekey, " past-president §
of: the ‘local branch: of the. Legion, '
acted: as master of: ceremonies and |
Testat’s Orchestra from ‘Vancouver :
Supplied. = the. music .: which was «
greatly.. ‘enjoyed by. over ‘150 guests,
the. prize dance winners being Mrs. |
Pat. Walsh. and Adrian Wolfe-Mil-
ner, ‘Mrs. Leslie Bryan ‘and R. Aker- |
man,’ Mrs: Gil: Humphries. and: ‘Alec \
MacRae. 205:

Mrs. George “Heinekey, with | Mrs.
B. Acland. assisting; capably” con-

NEW ‘COMMITTEES
ARE APPOINTED ..

First . action: -taken ‘by. ‘Central
yanich | council on; Monday eve-

rown appointed . committees.
co: take “their: places during: the new.
Members. of: the ariou com-,

Windsor

A similar form of -floral and. sil- \,

LARGE ATTENDANCE AT ISLAND
_ LEGION NEW YEAR’S EVE DANCE

| -vened : ‘the supper: Members help-
i ing in’ the’ kitchen: and: acting. as
'serviteurs included”. Mrs. Gerald.
|Bullock,’ Mrs.: M. .Day, Mrs, ‘P. E..
Lowther, Mrs, T. A. Milner, Mrs.
CA. R. Price, Mrs. Cecil Springford
land several other members of both.
the. Legion and its LA. .~ ;

“At the hour of midnight the New.
Year was given a rousing’ welcome
by the gay and happy crowd.

iCONCERT IS
ENJOYED AT
GALIANO HALL

A group of ‘Vancouver artists

' pr esented a concert of great merit
-at Galiano hall on Tuesday eve-
ning, Dec. 27.
Coinciding as it did with the
usual round. of Christmas festivi-
ties, it was not as well attended es
its excellent quality ‘deserved, but
2 gathering of some 50. persons.en-
' joyed to the full hag well-c. shosen.
program. |

: Miss Ida “New, who. was’ respon-
: sible for the arranging. of the con-
cert, reminisced briefly .on other
concert parties with which she had,
over. the past 30 years, visited , Sid-
‘hey and.the Islands, ‘and said how
pleased she. was to present the as-
eenee group. -

‘Of particular . interest was the
‘ peautifully toned violin made. for
Miss - Mitton, a talented young
musician,, by a Vancouver artisan.

‘Refreshments .were served after
the concert by Galiano Club who
were ‘sponsors for the occasion,

P.-T.A. DANCE. IS |
PATRONIZED BY.
OVER 150 GUESTS.

Among ‘the. many . festive. gather-
ings at- Ganges last*week was a suc-
cessful ..dance:. sponsored: by the:
i Parent- Teacher Association.
|i ‘was held in the Mahon Hall,
pattended by. 155, persons:.and real-

- purely . functional.’ “Reeve i lized $55 towards the funds o the .

Ic or ‘ganization. *

‘the ‘Christmas motif carried ‘out in

Harold: Andrew, as’ Robert: Reynolds and ‘Mary ‘Moul-
Robert ‘Wood

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“The “hall was: gaily “decorated. in|.

red, silver: “and | green. ‘with ‘multi-,
golored ‘balloons; ‘the committee” in’ monia,
char ge consisting of Mrs. ‘Mary 5 uae minutes.

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

AOL A A IOAN AE

DEEP COVE

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Mr. and Mrs.:
merly ‘of Deep Cove, have sold their
store’ on Sims -St., _ Victoria, and
Rave moved to McClure St.’

Dick Aylard, Peter Sparks, Xen-
neth Aylard and Manny Johnson
have: “returned to .U.B.C.. having
spent their holidays. at their’ re-
spective. homes... &

Mrs. Wm. Lannon, Birch Road,
spent a few. days.-in. Vancouver,

| guest: of her parents. Mr. and “Mrs.

R. W. Hicks.

* Bighteen people from Victoria of
the Square Dance Club were guesis
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Trou-

sil, Chalet Road on Tuesday even-

ing, Dec. 28.

Mrs. M. M. Dyson, London, Ont..

was a guest of her nephew and
niece, Mr. and Mrs. J. Helps,
Downey’ Road, over the holiday.
’ Mr. and Mrs. E. I. Jones, Chale*
Road, left on an extended: trip to
points south and in, eastern. Can-
ada:

. Mrs. EF. Ford, Craik. Sask., is a
guest at. the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
G. Holden. Deep Cove. ~

A number of guests from Victoria
gathered at the home of Miss
Madelyn Watts, Downey Road. to
l celebrate New Year’s Eve.
| Mr.: and Mrs. J. C. Erickson - and
” | amily. spent New Year’s at Port
Port Alberni at the home of the
| former" ’s° brother-in-law and sister,
: and Mrs, Wm. Barr.
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Mrs. Tudor, Birch Road; who has
ben a patient in Rest Haven hos-
pital, has returned to her home,
where she will convalesce.

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covered uy.

If “it: ‘is ‘difficult’ to clean snd ty:
pan’ cover ‘the’, bottem.. ‘with,

and. det. boll for: about. three

ce aims ridding: th “woods: of! ‘wolves:

rease the deer popu- :
ce mornings : of: 5 Saturday, “Sunday :

; will be. Ss es
CLOSED. from . SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 8,

and a re-open’ in Febru uary,, we the.
: rietors. are on: holiday. fy

sees spe eal

INDIANS GAIN
| SUBSTANTIAL

T. Anderson, for- CASH SUM |

About one year ago a. - gubstan-

tial area of: timber land‘ on’ Mayne }.

Island. was purchased ‘by. Wm. Pig-
ott, who resides there. He has
since removed considerable timber
from the property.. Sale of the tim-
ber netted ‘the vendors, Indians of.
the West Saanich Reserve, approx-.
imately $40 each for the 450 men,
women and children ‘of the band. .
In saies:..of this type, the federal
government acts as agent and re-
tains half the sale price in a spe-
cial trust fund. The remainder is
distributed in equal portions.to the
Indian owners.

The Mayne Island land is part |
of the West Saanich Reserve. Just
how it came to be part of the Saan-
ich’. Peninsula reserve is not im-
mediately clear.

Children Are

|
Entertainers |
Last Wednesday evening a few |
{

of ‘the children: of the Ganges dis-
trict, who are being trained in.sing-
ing by Mrs. F. H. Baker, visited
the patients of Dr. A. Francis’
Nursing Home at Ganges and ecn-
tertained them with a short con-
cert, which was. greatly appreciated
and: enjoyed by the inmates.

Two solos were sung: “Had I the

“Wings of a Dove”, by Malcolm:

Bond, and “It Is No Secret’, by
Terry Newman.

The boys were joined by Marie
and Donna Dodds, Elizabeth Beech,
Barbara Newman and Robin Reid | |
in several seasonable ‘chortises.

Archdeacon G, H.. Holmes. lent
“his portable organ for the occasion
and played: Mrs. Baker, accom- |
panied the singing.

. “No Problem

Alls well that ends wee ‘Says the
proverb. :

On Saturday Sidney asischinent
of ‘R.C.MLP.. was: called out in the
early :hours. to investigate..ithe. loss
of $50. in bills by a Sidney resident.
Before any ‘investigation. ‘eculd be
| pursued the police were notified by
a third-party that the ‘money. chad

-| been observed and placed in a safe||

‘place: as 2 precautionary. - “Measure.
The - “money: was:: restored”: to: its
owner and the matter was, ‘Settled.

eb SS
“NOT “BALMY”.

Light: snowfall , occurred ° in the’

j church

Poliomyelitis’ and infantile ‘pare
lysis’ are one and the. same. ~ Polio
was once considered almost excli-
sively a disease of childhood and
was. usually called infantile para-
lysis.

Today about 22° per cent of polio
victims are adults.’ Here again,
polio ‘shows 2 vicious trend, often

selecting as. victims hard - working |

PUMPING
PLANT IS
| APPPROVED

Construction of the village’s sew-
age pumping station on Amelia
Ave. has been inspected and ap-

| proved by the engineers. The plant

will -be put into use shortly, the
commission was advised on Tucs-
day evening. *It was reported that
the ‘entire sewer .construction. job
is now practically complet: atid the
final. inspection will) be made
shortly. a

Church Interior
Is Re-decorated .

Interior. of St. Mary’s. Anglican |
at Saanichton has ‘been
completely redecorated by a volun-
teer crew under the direction .of
John Tanner.

The church is one of two:in Cen-
tral Saanich and the rector, Dz.
E. H. Lee, resides in the immedi-
ate vicinity of the older church,
St. Stephen’s, on Mount Newton
Cross Road.

' TWO FINED

Two Indians, Ronald Paul, Brent- |f
|wood. and Romain’ James,” Sidney, | #
_were tined last: week in Sidney R.C.

‘M.P. ‘court. for intoxication. Both

were fined $10 end $6.50 costs.

1955.

We: offer, as usual, =.
best quality and rea-
sonable prices. .

THE ©

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oAY “Doherty; Prop:
© 1004 Fourth Stel -.

Wednesday, January 5, 1956.

IWHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW OF POLIO

ly Children |

bread-winners: and young mothers.
Our passion for constantly. improv-
ing standards of sanitation, sewage
and other health measures is
thought. by some experts to be the
reason behind’ this change in’ the
characteristic. pattern of. the dis-
ease. Today the chance of expo-
sure to polio in early life has been
reduced..: Since -a. person who has:
never been exposed to the -disease

has no natural immunity, the dis- |

fe incidence among adults is in-
creasing.

While never predictable, polio
seems to attack more boys than
girls under 20,.more women than
men over 20. Actually the battle
against polio never stands still. Re-
search workers are striving to find;
(1) a method of preventing ,polio,
(2) a. method of curing those -af-
flicted, (3) new techniques of treat-
ment and therapy to speed the re-

MEASLES REPORTED .

Several cases of ‘measles. afflict-
| ing school . “children. in the: Saan-
ichton and Sidney areas are report-
ed. Public health officials feel that
the cases may. become far more
more “numerous. during the caatad
couple of weeks,

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covery and rehabilitation of polio
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These great causes, plus the ace

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ince, . receive. material. ‘assistance.
from your contributions to the: Bc. :
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