Salt. ‘Spring Island ‘Centennial,

Public. Library held: an exhibition
of. scientific books - on.
May 12, from ’11 /a.m...to 4. p.m.,
-under the. direction of. Dr. RR. B
Bourdillon. * In: ¢ddition . to” the
volumes: from ‘the ‘library shelves,
s. from~ the library: commiss-'

uthies - Ltd. of Vancouver,
<. Dr R “B.. Bourdillon, C. H. Ker-
“" Cooper, ’S.°H. Hawkins and from
“2 “Driftwood, Ganges, were also’.on
loan. : :

‘Dr. W. J. MeAlister, chairman of
the Library Board, is making a
gift:to the library of the 10 vol-
umes of science reference books -to
- be issued shortly by Groliers:- Mrs.
A. Hepburn” has donated. to the
library, Science.’ Experiments by
Louis. Kleinman, Physies.. Experi- |
- ments at’ Home,:by Savory, and a
‘volume. on. .the’- production” a
television program, © Mr. Hz cwrkdine |
fand.. Mr. Ker Cooper have. -also
made: donations to the science, see-
“tion,

“LARGER MEMBE RSHIP
The clibrary -continues
new members, to’ steadily. increase
- thes number of volumes on” its
shelves, and to improve circulation |
figures, and is, it is thought, con-
tributing greatly to the cultural
aspect of ‘the island.

to

Saturday;

.| made available. by Mouat Bros.

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es oa .
od Maye
< t
gain |

A peobleiy now:  gontrents | the
board in the. matter. of ‘the frow-

ing. need for ‘more ‘spacious’ ‘quar-.

ters.

Presently.. the” two

rooms
in-
their... general. store are adequate,
but “it “is. very Sevident, that. in
the not very distant future,.a con-
| siderably larger floor. area: will be
i needed.

The building fund, received two
years ago from the Centennial com-
mittee, is still intact and has act-

ually been increased... A site must
now be acquired for a. permanent
library \building,. and thereafter
plans and cost estimates might be
prepared, and-definite moves made
to actually. construct a’ suitable
| and . very necessary Salt
; Island Public Library.
i

ISLAND ‘GOLFERS —
| TURN OUT F oes
“|REPAIR BEE

12° was. the: date “of: aovery
successful- -bee
bers ‘of. the

Pender’s ‘Island - Golf

,and Country Club, to start to put |

the course in. good playing order

for what is | hoped to bea busy | Hasell, Was a guest.

summer.
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Fenees were repaired: and fair-

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| boys and their

Cie acs A.

‘Philppine |

Maa}

at., “Beautyrest “Lode:
here visited “Miss> Alice | Auchter-
lonie®,
‘Brackett.’

Victorian’ are: here. for: we two-week
“holiday:

PJimy, of Nanaimo, were |
| Mrs, Myrtle Wilson and: Miss’ Alice

“at. thair cotlage ind have. as ae

: ka,

ways mowed. Even our future

tgolter's, were there in full force,

with: Linda-and: Jimmy, Allen: rtn-
peeling. fence
Trace’. operating “a
power‘mower on the very challeng-
ing ‘fourth green, the approach -to |!
which-lies on’ a:45 ‘degree angle.’
Young. Danny Scoones did ‘a man’s |
sized: job. of “running his. father's
tractor, pulling” a. mower. Benches
were. put:in place by the Grimmer
chums. |
John Darling; who has been’ put-
ting.a new face on the greens, was
ba guiding light in the fence re-

| pairs, °

An open house is. planned -for
early in July, with children’s
women’s, and men’s events sched-
uled. Tough competition ean be
-expeeted in the children’s event as.
they: are having instruction - from |
Cc. “Sandy” Crawford.

_{ Sidelignts. On Saturna. a

“The Women’s Setvice Club held |

held. by. the’ mem-! the monthly-.meeting recently at

the home: of Mrs... Money, with
nine members”.present.”) Mrs. H.
' Tasell, wife of retired Archdeacon
.Mrs. Hasell
and her husband came to veside.on
Saturna on Monday, May 7 and it
was oa gsood opportunity for her
j to make the acquaintanee-of Some
of the ladies. -‘Those present also}
had the ‘opportunity of
the. many’ gifts given to. Mrs.
Money’s daughter, Betty, and. to
Robert Pedersen. on their marriage
on” May -5: :

B.. Begon is back: ome with his.

PRESS CLUB
| WORLD FAIR -

“Reeent--meeting of the “Vaicou!|
ver, island” Br anch: of the’ Canad- |
Women's “Press Club avas “held
at’. Klitsa. Lodge, ~ the: ‘Canadian
peninsula: resort, on’ lovely: ‘Sproz
bakees es The.. “mountain = ‘rimmed

beauty of: the island Jake: andthe
“pr oximity-: 9

P giant: Douglas. firs}
ndsred:: cedars: ‘made. the’ Jocation
deal. :

Luncheon Was. ser ved’ in: “thie spa:
ious = lodge’. :dining. room, owith® fan|
exciting: interl when the: giant!
“Mars

‘Mildred: Kurtz, “AVis® Wale:
ton and “Agnes Flett,”” Guests were’
Gay. ‘Kerns Coral: Brown “and: Joan

And. while

and © Mr And Mrs, Lyall’

Jap. wind: Mrs, AY R “Mhelps of

“Mrs, Noel.’ Thompson and? son,
rucats af

Auchwrtone, for.
Mr
Mass,

the Wweek-und,
and. Mrs... Douglas. Middle-,
‘oly Calgary,” ER holidaying

Wyre Mynes Chalmers ©
mingham,, Jingland. a
Miss? Donnie ( ‘ny,
Segre of Mr
weekend.
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: estolt: for

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oM recA SA Davidson anil: davuigh
“Ming Joan Davidson, Vaivous,

ee aye ae thede: Chant, ‘Vu

Teaver es thaeweeksondeg®

Mixx Meta Uhl and.
cume “aver from Vaiienuiver for
weaken : a
“Moraes Mary Pitty of Keremoa, inne
boewn visiting. will: Mie anil: Mrs.
WlDewane farene few dayse 8
‘Mra. He Mayon, of Sunkutehewan,
hag: Hen the guests af My, and
Mra. a. Bridie,

Mrs. Ne N,. Gelnimier spent.
few ‘dnys iy, Vietaria last: weal,”
Aster na ahort visit with Me, and
Mra. Ly Armatrongs Katt. Arm.
afrongecand hid parbiers » Michaal
Lawrences, have: deft, for Willams
Lake,

Mia, 0 Haston luft for Vamecon-
ver on. Saturday. and wil, In jolie.
ndedater hy Capt: Chixtone tosnt.
4 | toned. Peter's qradiatians ,

, Mas, Copnalys Wins oretaned
aflor ayia: with. Trlends In Wort
| Vaneouyors oo

We Brow
and capil.
Ula week
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te ain vinit. with his
Hrnes, faren!: tew day

wae raturning to his home,”

oMysaind Mrac John Stewart: Mere
ATU MPR. SPORT WQOU Ora GE sath

Vilycond Mreand Mra, Ge Atkoncand

hak their Clan, May. reslidonee,.

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Science Is A \
Life Avers. Speaker

Dr. R. B. Bourdillon, “speaking
at Salt-Spring Island ‘Science Club:
on. the subject: Why. should one |
read scientific books?” said science:
is not: just: gadgets and - atomic |
weapons but is a way of life.

The: “meeting, held in Ganges
school, drew a good turnout. ~ Dr.
Bourdillon. deseribed. science as
“good fresh news ‘that keeps onj
, coming. ” :

|Keep Up To Date—
|Read The Review!

. By Hilda Yates)"

after a spell in hospital,
and is feeling: much better.

T.. Mace tuWwan has? returned’ to ,
the ishind after. spending: the win-
ter months in, Vancouver, and has
a friend, FF. Duelose. staying ‘atl
his home: here. They both spent |
an few dnys with Mr. Yates and

family

ay Ofek

He. said: scientifie literature’ is
international -and.ve aiding it makes
the world seem. more e-exciting ack
year.

LIGHT LITERATURE

Dr. Bourdillon suggested’ that
light. literature should be. included '
in’ one’s reading “program. We
recommended. detective stories as}
ee for resting the brain.

. V. (Woody). Fisher gave

space age.
said with the
man. oonty. -the physically

vould) survive. Today the

Like: the
we still: have need for

vival, he said,

> Mr. Fisher: said our. whole ‘piste
thinking” on. every. level’ must
change. There is. still need for |
ethical motives, he asserted.” Our
thinking today. is hi ised on his-|
tory, man’ is: dageing behind: and

sure

j cannot keep: up . with: his achieve-

He con-
eluded his address by stating his

ments, said Mr. Fisher.

|

| service,

an | his views.

lL

PAVE ;

Trustees of: Gulf Islands ‘School | agreed with:.Mr.
District ‘have agreed’ to back-date |
the recently introduced pension sys-
tem for non-teaching staff, ata cost-

of $5,000. Trustee W.

‘abstained from voting.
pay ‘complete |

“The -board will.
costs back to’ 1958. or

when. employees entered the board’s |
is the shorter

which: ever
period.

The motion sparked

“bate during which: Chairman G. S.
introduced
relinquished the . chair
i J. M. Campbell in order to expr ess;

Campbell. in’ turn: -

vidiivons on the problem faced -by | passed the chair to C.. W.. Harrison |
Vthe individual in adjusting to the!

Reviewing® the history |
‘of man, Mr. .Fisher
early”

i strong.
oT weit can- overcome the: strong “by
use of intelligence.
finan:

1 Humphreys,
matter,

who

Mr.

to speak his mind.
matter:

-Some

of the ‘back- dated

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ten int popula? fori...

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viewed with: interest “by membe:
before: and after. the

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10 BE BACK “
ISLANDS |

“Humphreys that
the board:is “‘honor® bound’? ‘to. pro-

the. scheme available

Hi. Morson | | dueed din. 1958.

ee ak eee eee ern, en ae ee :

‘SOUTH PENDER-

| —s
‘

-to. the ‘date |

‘daughter,

| Mrs. . Craddock. and
a lively de- | ‘for a: few:

“Pat, were “in Victoria
the! days last week:

ied Burnaby. were with Mr. and. Mrs. o
Len Henshall at South Pender for:
} the. week-end.

Mr.

their..son © and daughter-in-law,

A motion by G. M, Heinekey to | Mr. and Mrs. John Teece and fam-.
have the tabled until.

next. meeting was-defeated,
_members ~contended -thatt
employees’ should: pay: their portion
money:

the | ily; of Dunean, ‘with, thea for’ the

| holiday.
From
Mr s.

cts “ for the. holiday. wees andl.

Victoria ‘came Mr antic

other's

These wer @ '

meeting.

The. Science Club has adjourned te

i for the stimmer.

myself, before they moved into the | i belief that we have no choive but} -

“MacGowan residence.
oA, ae be N. Leek, and: ae.

visiting with tekitives und ‘camp:
ing ‘on. the way up to Nelson. and
Radium © Hot” Spri ings, . returning
via ‘the. Okanagan, ‘Spokane.:Val-
ley, - Cranbrook, . Monashie “Pass
and. Kelowna, They. covered, about
800, aniles. :

; a was finch to. Vie-
| tor a recently with, a ser ious’a tick’!
~She-is now. back: < home |
with her, family 7 *

ito become a world of. saints" ora

world without men. . tts
Mrs. “R.-C. Hill arranged a dis-

play of: books covering. a wide |

range. of scientific subjects writ- |

Christian Science

Services held in the’ Board: ‘Room
in Mahon. Hall, Ganges . ‘ i

EVERY SUNDAY at 11.00 a.m.
: =A Heartily Welcome - —_

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SERVING ‘THE ‘GULF. ISLANDS —Regardless

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family ave spending: the week-end ml

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Basyinks » w il: be:
resumed i in n_ September.

of the > West Indies. they, are then.
sent to England becaisse the moist

; 2 airs: of. England are: traditionally
the finest i in the world for matur

: After: “quiet. ‘year

: “Bowlond they are perfectly blend

ed, bottled and shipped to:Cana
da and. throughout’ the;

vide full payment, ‘not having: made: .
when: intro...

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Mr. and Mrs. John He onshall, of.

and. Mrs: J. H. Teece had

oWyman Trving, with’ Kelly, ibs