South Salt Spring
WI. Seek Pruning

‘Demonstration

-At a yvecent meeting of the
South Salt Spring Island Women’s
Institute, . held | at the home of

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Mrs. H, &. Townsend, Burgoyne
Valley Road, it was decided to
again ask the Provincial Depart-
ment. of Agriculture to give a
pruning demonstration at Fulford
Harbour. The department has
demonstrated best methods of
pruning in past years and useful

‘information has been received by

residents of the district.

Mrs. A. Davies, president, oc-
eupied the chair. Four new mem-
bers were welcomed to the insti-
tute.

The ladies discussed plans for
a contest to raise funds to pur-
chase a bed for the Lady Minto
Gulf Islands hospital. . First prize
of a ‘bed throw; 2nd, a hamper,
and the third a woolen cushion,

the latter article donated by Mrs.
J. White.

Following the business meeting
tea was served by Mrs.
Townsend,

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COLD WEATHER

CANCELS

ALL GANGES MEETINGS

Social and fraternal organiza-
tions of all kinds suspended op-
erations temporarily last week
when the coldest snap of the
winter, and the coldest in many
years, hit Salt Spring Island.

All meetings were cancelled,
and Salt Spring Islanders, unused
to cold, stayed at home and stoked
their fires. With the weather
back to normal this week, the
usual activities of the island have
again, taken a surge ahead.

Heart Attack Fatal
For Beaver Pt. Man

The death of Frank Reynolds,
ships carpenter of the Canadian
Government Steamship “Estevan”
was reported on Jan. 14, at Esqui-
malt.

Mr. Reynolds was in his 68th

year and lived for many years
at Beaver Point, Salt Spring Is-
land.

He leaves to mourn his loss his
wife, Pearl; four daughters, Mrs.
Chester Kaye, Mrs. Walter La
Barge, Mrs. John Cairns, all of
Salt Spring Island, and Mrs. Fred
Simpson, of Port ‘Angeles, Wash.,
U.S.A.; four sons, Edward, Lloyd,

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

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Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Milner, Salt
Spring. Island, left last Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs, H. A... Irwin,

Duncan, for a three weeks’ ‘motor- :

ing trip to parts of California,
where they are visiting friends.

Mr. and Mrs. 0. Leigh- Spencer
yveturned to Vancouver on Tues-
day after a few days visit to their
home, ‘“Saghalie,” here.

.. Mrs.
last Thursday to “Barnsbury,”
after spending a’ “month ‘in “Van-

couver, visiting’: relatives | : and
‘friends.
After’ spending “nearly two

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_ maintenance of personal and community health:

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also discussed.
ard will be convener this year.

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Steward and Mrs. E.

D. J. Marpole returned

: visiting his“. parents; “Mr.

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Dk. “Mrs.

: Sister,” Myr.

& other island. points.

B Mayne Tsland,:

Galiano P.-T.A.
Plan Spring Work

Mrs. KE. J. Bambrick was ap-
pointed “sick visitor’ for the

Galiano Island P.-T.A. and was
instructed to purchase a_ selec-
tion of “get well” cards to use
in case of. sickness.

The meeting, held at “Green-
way” on Jan. 17, with Mrs. E.

Finnis, presid a _—
1 I dent, in the chair, dis-«» With small fir

cussed plans © for
tics.

Mrs. J. P. Hume was asked to
assist the teacher, Mrs, K. Tower,
with arrangements for a St. Val-
entine’s Day party for school
children.

Plans for the July Bazaar were
Mrs. A. E. Stew-

various activi-

Following the business meeting
was served by Mrs. A. E.
Lorenz.

Gavin and Chester, of Salt Spring
Island; a sister, Mrs. H. L. Camp-

bell, Seattle, and a niece, Dr.
Grace Campbell, Seattle.

Burial took place at Ross Bay
cemetery in Victoria on Friday.

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

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Capt. and Mrs. V. C. Best, the
“Alders,” Mrs. J. ‘Leslie left last
Tuesday. for California.

Graham Shove left Ganges on
Tuesday for Vancouver where he
is a patient at ppatenucrey hos-
pital. ;

Mr. and Mrs. C. Harber left
Ganges on: Saturday to spend a

week. in Vancouver visiting
friends. :
Mrs. Harold Price left Salt

' Spring. on Tuesday to spend .a

week-in Victoria, where. she is. the

guest of. Mr. and..Mrs... Reginald
Freeman. Be
Migs - -D:. Sweeny, : Vancouver,

‘has rented and taken up residence ~
= © at: Mr,
months ‘at. Ganges, the, eat of.

and “Mrs.” Gilbert - Wilkes:

:-. "house on Ganges Harbour, recent- :
“sly occupied. by. Major _ and Mis. 7
‘- George R. “Hanbury; : ay

“After ° ‘two: “honths: rate? Ganges;
“and “Mrs
W.-M. Mouat;: ‘Oliver: Mouat, * AC

companied’ ‘by: his:wife,-le ;
“aweek: for ‘Nevadi

Cory: “Mrs. AL ‘Hume. - a

leer ere

- Com. FE.
day for Vietori ia,

“Mrs. L. 'T..Bellhouse ‘and Pog- .
Victorias And

pie have” left “for

Mrs: A® Shopland’ “paid. a “brief fee
visit | to her son- in-law | ‘and daugh- >)
Gaerlek, _

tor, Mr. and Mrs. a

_At the other end

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“L. ‘Brown? of: ‘Ladysmith,
“Gs ivisiting her brother-in-law and® *
And: Mrs, Je 0° Connell. .

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Salt Spring Island

The snow lies deep

On Maxwell peak,

The sky has turned to blue
And no matter what the weather
As long as I have you,

My Salt Spring Mary Brown,

Around this peak in summer time

The mountain goats stroll up and
down ,

And leap from ledge to ledge with
deer

For bears, wolves and panthers
have no fear

My — darling
Brown.

blue-eyed Mary

‘ Just down below is Fulford creek,

A pretty spot to spend a week,

trees so smooth
and clean,

And grass like velvet short and
green;

a fallen tree,

That makes a seat for you and

me,

My pretty Salt
queen,

On Rainbow Road, a spring there
flows

From the mountain to the lake,

Spring Island

And men get down on_ bended
knees

This sparkling nectar for to ‘take

To quench their ever-thirsty
throats,

My darling Salt Spring Mary
Brown.

_—§. B. JOHNSON.

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Vancouver last Saturday on a visit
to her brother.

Cliff Bennett is over on the
island visiting his brothers and
family.

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Mr. and Mrs. Smith has pur-
chased property at Winter “Cove,
formerly owned by Parson Payne.
They are building. a~ saw-mill

which should soon be.in.operation..

Myr. and Mrs. Brown -with their.

three children have taken’ up -resi-..

dence at Boot Bay. Brown
is. to operate .a

‘Money Bros.

Mr. and Mrs.
‘moved ‘to Mr. Cowans. . Mr. -Vos-
burg -is, ‘now. logging on: Mr.
Gaines property, eh as _

Mr.

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Corr.: Mrs. T, M, ‘Jackson |

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Mrs, W, d, Haynes, of Pulford
Warbour hoa guest of Mrs. FB,
Dorman, Victoria, for two weeks,

G. KK. Akerman, of -Fulford, is

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Islands: hospital.

Mr, ‘and M:
Royal (Onk, |
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