‘TEEN TOWN DANCE
_ ATTRACTS MANY

About GO young people were

present at a dance organized by-.

the Ganges branch of Teen Town
-.and.. held in jthe Mahon Hall,
Ganges,. from 8 o’clock to 12 on

from the United school.

Prizes for the spot waltzes
were won by Dorothy Greenhaugh
and Tom Lee, Stefania Malczewe-
ski and Charles Rhodes; for the
statue waltzes, by Nesta Walters

’ and’ Fred May, Pat Jameski and
“Glen Heald.

Conveners of the canteen were
Beverley Rogers and Anna _ St.
‘Denis and the proceeds derived
from the dance will go towards
Teen Town funds.

. Friday. ‘evening... Lawrence Cart-
_.. Wright acted: as -master. of. cere-
“monies, Louis Drake ‘and Alan

'” Francis were in charge of music
‘supplied. by the

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GANGES
SALT SPRING ISLAND
Corr.: Miss M. T. Holford
Phone 16X

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Mrs. Alexander Gaunt returned
to North Vancouver on Saturday
after a week’s visit to Salt Spring
Island, where she was the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Wilson.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green, of
Winnipeg, arrived here last Sat-
urday, the former will make a
short stay and Mrs. Green will be
a guest for three weeks at Har-
bour House.

After visiting her son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Foster, Ganges Harbour, Mrs. L.
Braun returned last week to
Vancouver.

Mrs. A. R. Price returned to
Ganges Harbour on Friday after
spending some days in Victoria,
the guest of Mr. and. Mrs. F. H.
Ching.

Mrs. A. J. Eaton left on Tues-
day for -Vancouver where she
will be the guest for a week of
Misses Leonore and Lyle Rolston.

Mrs. Fred Morris, Ganges, left
on Tuesday for Victoria, where
she will spend a few days.

Mrs. G. A. E. Kelman arrived
from Fernie on Saturday and is
spending a week on Salt. Spring
Island the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Hartley Wilson.

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GALIANO ISLAND

Corr.: Mrs. A. Hume.

Mr. “and Mrs. Lyndon Twiss,

‘Vancouver, and their. small son,

Michael, have been: the guests of
and .

Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smaback -
with their two’ daughters, Ethel:
and..Norma, ‘have returned home.
in New

: ‘Mrs. E. Gustin _ left for Van-

Agent: J. M. Napier, R.R. 1,
Ganges. Phone Ganges 43Y.

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couver where she will spend some
weeks,

After a short visit to Vancou-
ver with .her daughters, Mabs,
Belinda and Beth, Mrs. L. T. Bell-
house has returned home.

Mrs. Agnes Macmillan, of Vic-
toria, is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. Bond.

Frank Greenfield, of Nanaimo,
spent the past week-end visiting
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hume.

O. H. New was the guest of his
brother and _ sister-in-law for a
few days of this week.

Peter Russell left on Tuesday
for Powell River where he expects
to reside for some time.

Miss Ethel Clarkson and Miss
Juan Wyckoff have taken up
residence in one of Burrill’s cot-
tages. With their motor launch
“Islander” they will operate a
water taxi from Galiano Island.

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FULFORD
SALT SPRING ISLAND
Corr.: Mrs. T. M. daekson

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Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McAfee
were visitors to Wisteria Thurs-
day last.

eae

Mrs. W. Cearley returned home
from the Lady Minto hospital,
Ganges, on Thursday, where she
has been a patient for the past
two weeks.

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Fred Sherman
left on Sunday = for-a short visit
to Duncan. -

Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilkinson, of
Victoria, were. week-end visitors.
of Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McAfee.

Mr. ‘and | Mrs. Ray Wakeham,
of: Victoria, have ‘returned’ home
after spending. the ‘week-end with
Mrs.: Wakeham/’s- parents, Mr. and
Mrs.’ B..H. Collins,

Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie Reader,

Bride | At Shower

“Mrs:. George. Heinekey. and: Mrs.:

Niosented. ‘with. a_corsage bouquet.
of:: pink: carnations, . her. “mother,
ReG

rsage of violets. | oe
The gifts. ere. contained » ‘in a’

During ‘thé® evening,: ‘several’ of -

| “the guests took part ina skit,. a

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“AGINROR: Chaplar- LODE,
ae aan Rriday afternoon ah ‘Ganpres!
“Tony:

o were lotders.of- thanks) fer

: borravementy

_ coming
Canadian’:

~funoral :and,-
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}. “Mock: Marriage” and’ supper. was
a served by the hostesses at a table
he centred. with .a:. Valentine. tree,
ee flanked by -red* and white ‘tapers

wooden . holders,..: ‘Tea’. was

ff “puted” by: Mrs.: Layard: and Mrs,
pee PR Lowther: and assisting..in -serv-
Bing’ were >: Mrs.:
i Mrse:
qe Beverley . Smith:

‘H,.. A. -Sjoquist,:
‘Malcolm Mouat -and: Miss

mong those peesent ‘were:

oa yMrs,: Phil, ‘Burnett, Mrs.» Dorothy.

-#. Fanning,.

Ws Tae Jenkins, Mrs. Michael Ley,
- Mrs

‘Mrs, Lois Hayes, .. Mrs, .

George: St. Denis,’ Mrs, W.
‘Thorburn; Mrs, A. Wolfe-Milner,

“Mrs, Donald Youds, Misses Moira

Bond, Simone Chantelu, “Mona
Moore,” ‘Catherine Popham, Norah
Turner, Shirley. Wilson, -

cans CORRECTION

‘Ina ‘report ° ‘of ‘the: vestry ‘meet: .

; alt:
‘Spring Island: Athletic. “Club: ‘was’:
‘held :recéntly. inthe! Mahon’ Hall
1 e@ ‘ Ganges, . ‘with ‘thé presider 3
arge’ and: attractively: decorated:
.box..representing..a wedding: cake:
fF and: ornamented ‘with “white: horse .
, shoes, white: flowers, ete,

ore

; ed from ::

PO A a ee

of Deep Cove, are visiting Mrs.
W. Cearley, at Fulford Harbour.
Mrs.. Reader will make an indef-
inite visit owing to her mother’s
recent illness.

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PENDER ISLAND

Corr.: Mrs. W. Falconer >

PPP LEP PLP

Mrs. J. Keiller has returned
after a brief stay in Vancouver.

Mr. and Mrs, G. E. Tallyn have
also returned home.

Oe ere re

Mrs. Hollis is spending a few
days in Vancouver.

W. B. Johnston is visiting on
the island.

Miss K. McDonald is spending
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
G. McDonald.

Mr. and Mrs..
for Vancouver, .

' Mrs. B. Davidson is_ visiting
with. Mr. and Mrs. A. Davidson.

Miss M. Falconer spent a day
at her home last week.

Godkin have left

_ Mrs. W. Falconer, retiring sec-
retary of the Pender Island -Wo-
men’s Institute, was the recipient
of -a lovely silver flower bowl
from the members in apprecia-
tion. of 13 years of service as
secretary. The president, Mrs.

-G. Scott, made the presentation.

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MAYNE ISLAND
Corr.: Mrs.’ Foster

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Dr. and Mrs. Roberts returned
from Vancouver last week.

Mrs. Payne, who has been visit-

-ing-in Vancouver, returned Sat- —

urday.

-Miss Joan Norminton visited
ther parents®,Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
minton, last. week-end, .

Mr. and! Mrs. Borradaile ‘clam :
‘Saturday -

Vancouver
where they. had been to see. Mrs.

-.Borradaile’s. parent off to. Sask.

ing : at Ganges; sent; in’ “to. The.

“Review: last ;week,:.it.” was. ‘stated.

esse: Bond | "were Joint. hostesses ‘that 1946. had” shown a. fa wend re
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don -Parsons, in the chair.

financial. “statement -
balance ‘of $44:
that ‘the: club's , “membership. now
‘stood at 160: : ;

‘showing:...a

Final: sirencenenis were ‘made: -
“for. the .Valentine’s. dance ‘and :a..
letter ‘from the: Student’s Council,’

‘asking’ for. .a donation ‘towards

dent, Harold Day; vice-president,
Douglas. Snow;  seeretary,;
Frances. Lees;.. treasurer, -Reginald.

Gale; head of sports’ committee, |
Warry Nichols -assisted by Elmer. :

‘Lee and Bob. Iloward;. social com-.

mittee, Mrs. W. ‘Redding, Miss
Audrey Malegeweski, Patrick
Brenton, Kenneth Stevens ‘and

Charles Lees. :

MRS. V. C. BEST RE-ELECTED |

The: “annual” meating » of the

“Tharregent, Mrav Vo, Teast,
presiding, - sUhanked: the. *

© Among eorrasponderiea. crend-

era cand) sympathy ine time. o

Cancer Pund stating thit ‘(hrea

cS Cages Wwerg: NOW | being. holped sand
other eae for’ agslalanco ©
‘from < the).
“branch, nelking:
ethe chapter’a.- helps in-ccannection
~ with: alterationa. to» the conotaph -:
> Lo -neeommadate names sof: fallen’

Ing. TOqQueste:.

Lowion

Votorana. of. the. Second World
War, . Th reaponae, Py committe,
including Mra, V. CG. Bout) Mra.
O.. 18) Bator: Mra, Ay ote Layard,
Mrs... Coell Springford,: «Misa 1.
Reddia, was nppointed. --

The chapter nominated Mra. R,
J. Sprott, Vancauvor, as National
Jjouneiior and the threa nomine

“ated: fron the Ganges chapter for
Provincial Councillor wore Mra |
Heels Mri, Springford and Mra, G,

oo Holmes.

“Ut Wan decided. to. place ‘the

ehaptor'd’ standard In’ tho ‘chureh
of. a member's : |
it wan tannouncad,? f

men
: tha’ magaghia
~“Rehoow! the anniinl dues: boing .
4 adjusted to cover cost.

“On. The. vic a Ha

fituie What

Gvaery
recolva |

‘hor Avil

. Annual.

Yeporta,. given: by.
Bnars

and eanveners  chawed

hat $1, 22440 had been raised by f :

the chapter during the year, that
the membership stood at 46 ‘and

already exceeded,

“BA ANToTT PENINSULA AND quur 18 ANDS me VIEW |

“was: hold.

officers :
opm members: for -thebr goad work |
z and eoroparntion | ‘during the year.

flow. -
acknowledgements

cof Christmak gifts, one from: tho. :
= chairman sat the dessie Ry: Burke y

‘the. :

Ahat: the. chapter's quota for. the ta
“Beeond War Memorial . had, heen ”

REGENT OF GANGES 1.0.D.E.

‘Balance at the end: of: ‘the’ year -

in, the general fund “was::$56.02
and Ine peat® ware fund, |

been. shipped: to) the». Provinetal
ehaplarinehidingea largo: numbar

of woollen | quilts; children's knit-
tod clothing: and: Indian awentors, |
Mrs, A. Duke. wag recolved. AS.
fo momber ol the ehaptarn oo
wore -
ensuing. year.
LM Seatts
Curtis ~

The following officers
Soleeled fore thon:
Hong regent Mra
hon. vieo-regent,” Ma WwW.

Sampson; regont, Mrae Vi. OG. Boats

or ‘nile view-regonty: Mray: Go.
. Holness “peeratary,: Miss Shire...
hy. Wilson}. trenaurer, Mra,

Nownham: eduentional | noerotary
Mrs, CAG OR. Layardy,

secretary, Mra, Ty TF.
Dont war convener,

Roresfor dy
Mrs, : dward

We Blood; ‘| ested :

Reports were. heard. from the .
‘sports ‘and:. social: committees, the.; «

It was ‘stated pseihens

Miss: |

SHL GG -

Daring tho year 200. articles had oo yen pyip Harnett: “Mra, Morvyn _

: Graham, Mra. Lola:
Hayes, Mrs.-G. Heinekoy, Mrs. A,"
‘Mra, Vi. Case. Morris, may
Mra. Bath Petersen, Mrs. Graham 2
oo Bhavo,y Mra hy GePurnor, Mars. oNe i:
“Wallora, Mra.

21a Meosrogent,. Mrave George. St.”
Wh

‘atandard «.
‘hearer, Miss’ B, Boddis; “Hehoos”

Booki ing Orders for

: HAMPSHIRES, Governent “Approved {f

ROTHGORDT'S. HATCHERY

RR. 1, SAANICHTON,

voy ‘Adams; ex-service personnel’ con-;

-vener, .Mrs.’:Gs :-H. /:Holmes} ‘tea:
convener,: Miss. Simone. Chanitelu;:

Guides ‘convener, Mrs.:E: ‘Adams ;°-

Navy. League ..
Graham’: Shove: i
vener, « Mrs. Ge

convener, ®: “Mrs
“telephone © con-
OF eet “hospital

lestane ‘to. Rees given.-in® the near
uture :by. Miles: M:. ‘Acheson: who
has lived for-many:, ‘years. in: China
and vill: _speak’ on his‘ experiences
asa: “prisoner of 5 the : Japanese
during: the: war. °:It‘is choped that
:film® captured” from='the Japan-
sé will be: shown... Committee -in
charge .. of = ‘arrangements. include:

Assist P.-T.A. Fund
With Card Party

An enjoyable card party was
held on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Graham, Burgoyne Valley Road,
Salt Spring Island. The proceeds
were donated to the Parent-
Teachers’ fund.

There were six tables in play.
B. Ackerman acted as M.C. The
sum of: $12.45. was- realized.

Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs: J. W. Graham, Mr. and
Mrs. M. Gyves, Mr. and Mrs. C.
Leigh, Mrs. P. C. Mollet,.Mrs. J.
White, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Mol-
let, B. Wade, Mrs. C. E. Kinder,
G. McPherson, Mrs. Hebenton,
Mrs. Clifford Lee, Mrs. J. H. Lee,
Mrs. Bazett, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Hepburn, Mrs. W. J. Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. Fergus Reid, Mrs. A.
Davis, Claude Hamilton and J.
Graham.

Prize winners were: Mrs. P. C.
Mollet and C. Leigh. Consolation
winners: Mrs. A. J. Mollet and M.
Gyves.

ENTERTAINS AT
BRIDGE PARTY

Mrs. A. J. Eaton: was hostess
last Wednesday afternoon when
she entertained a few friends at
a small bridge party at her home
on Ganges Hill. ~

Daffodils and sprays of yellow
jasmine were used for the decora-
tions of the room. where three
tables were in play. . The prize
winners were Mrs. D. S. Harris
and Miss Margucrite. Holford:

Tea: was poured by Mrs. Earle
Lockwood at a table attractively
arranged with Valentine motifs
and centred by a large crystal
bowl of daffodils flanked by red
tapers in silver holders.

Among those present were Mrs.
Arnold Francis, Mrs. Warren
Hastings, Mrs. Fred Morris, Mrs.

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: BRIDE-ELECT

-sthe making (of two: tennis : courts,
Sawas.-left- over -for., consideration:
“until the next: ‘meeting, - Ley :

Officers® elected’ for. the: ensu-.
ding year. were’.as.. follows ::.Presi-.~

St. Mark’s church, “Mrs.

_fuests ata miscellaneous . shower.

at. her home “Brendelhoe,” ° Salt.

Spring Island.

The. rooms, were decorated with

Valentine: motifs. and ‘the gifts,”
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