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STACEY CUP
GOES TO
VANCOUVER

(Continued from Page One.)

Third lap, 8 min, 16.5 see.

Note.—-Class B second lap 4.5
sec. under Class A third lap for
lime.

Class B-—Time 23 min. 58.5 sec.

Class A--Time 23 min. 32 sec.

Difference 26.5 see
COURSE

Yor the half mile and mile the
ruces started on Beacon Avenue
near the Airdrume and finished in
front of Stacey’s Hall.

The Stacey Cup races of approx-
imately 84% miles was a course
travelled over three times, start-
ing and finishing in front of Sta-
cey’s Hall. Down Beacon to Third
io Queen’s to East Road and down
Geacon to point of starting.

‘he races were exceptionally in-
teresting and it was a matter of
inches in practically all events as
between winners and losers.

Excellent. prizes were awarded
as well asa number of challenge.
cups.

TORCHY PEDEN HERE
~ Just.as the races were about. to
get under way “Torchy” Peden,
world-famous six-day bicycle rider
of Victoria appeared on the scene
with his bicyele and that enormous
smile. Torchy rode once around
the hig circuit, in the rear, just to
sort of urge the riders on!

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LADIES’ AID
MET AT GANGES

GANGES, Sept. 7.—~ The regular
monthly meeting of the Ganges
United Church Ladies’ Aid was
held Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. W. Manson, Ganges Harbour,
Mrs, FE. Parsons presiding.

Following routine business, the
treasurer, Mrs. H. Nobbs, stated
there was a balance in hand of
$69.26. A report was given on
the successful garden party and
silver tea held recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Mouat, in commemoration of the
25th anniversary of the organiza-
tion.

At the apron contest held, the
prize for the most useful went to
Mrs. W. Manson, for the prettiest
1o Miss M. Lees. The prizes were
awarded by ballot and the aprons
will be sold at the annual sale and
tea to take place on October 27th
at Ganges Inn.

All further details in connection
with the sale will. be arranged at
the next monthly meeting to be
held on. October 5th at Ganges Inn.
- Following the afternoon’s busi-
ness un amusing contest took
It was arranged by Mrs.

awarded to Mrs. H. Nobbs, the
consolation to Mrs. A, Campbell.

Tea hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. W. Manson and Mrs. H.
Johnson.

Women’s Institute Met

_In Hope Bay Hall

PENDER ISLAND, Sept. 7.—The
Women’s Institute met again after
a recess of two months in the Hope
Bay<Hall on Thursday, Sept.. 1st,
with Mrs. Tallyn presiding.
Minutes of the previous meet-
ing were read and adopted.” Treas-
urer’s report also ‘adopted. © Han-
dicraft committee reported’ that
they had. sold: quite -a number ~

of articles during: the summer: —

months.
“Mrs. “Suthergreen,. official | dele-

= gate tothe Women’s Institute:Pro-
“vineial” ‘Conference: in. Vancouver;
“gave: a ‘splendid: report.

During the tea‘ hour the: institute
uilt, was: drawn: for, W.: Falconer
holding ‘the. lucky. ticke :

“Temperature, “highest,

: Temperature, lowest, 43 on Band
and 28th... ies

“Rain, .31 inch.

Days clear; ”q, : om

Half days. ‘lear, { i]

Considerable ,

: ine months bE

| ‘Ardmore Golf Club~

The eclectic competition held by
the Ladies’ Section; Ardmore Golf
Qlub, held during the months of
June, July and August was com-
pleted August 8tst, with 14 con-
testantn. Winners were Miss
Evelyn Gwynne first with a net
seare of 8744 vocond place Mre
Sisson with a net seore of 204%,

and Miss.Diuna Prager taking, thteds

Place with. a net seore of 30.
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SEPT. 27TH 2 :
_ WEDNESDAY, 28th, is. Visitors’ ‘Day.

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ting and long driving competitians
und the presentation of ladies’
championship and other cups will
be held’ at the Ardmore Golf Club
on Monday, Sept. 12th, from 2 to
2:30 p.m. All members and their
families are invited,

Any mémber finding himself un-
able to play on Monday, owing to
business, may do so on Sunday
from 11 to 11:30 or from 5 to
5:30 when the secretary will take
his score.

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“Bigger: valines! for: you ;

“ing: of money”.
“cash! :

“Save for-it Grst" is : the miotlo of
“financial: freedom.” And to, enjoy
“this. freedom, put by a ‘part of your
j-tarnings “regularly. With your first

aan when you ‘pay

‘dollar, open @-savings account: at Ps
» the: nearest Post: Office Savings :

:. Bank, .
Cultivate the habit ‘of. thrift, The”

‘cent. compound interest and any .
sam up to: $1,500.00: may: be depos-
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GULF ISLANDS
PARISH

(Continued from Page One.)
Island, Pender and Galiano were:

A home cooking stall with Mrs.
W. W.:- Thomas and Mrs, M. Kerr
in charge.

The “jumble” stall was in the
hands of Mrs. J. Hume and her
sister, Mrs. Willis of Victoria.

Miss Sylvia Quick and Miss
Eleanor Jeffries of North Vancou-
ver took care of the hoopla table.

Ladder golf was enjuyed by
many of those present, Roger
Twiss being in charge.

The hamburgers, expertly made
by James Rankin, proved very
popular, as did the ice cream and
soft drinks stall, presided over by
Joyce Rawlings and Betty and
Margaret Sevones,

The smaller children were not
forgotten, as a fish pond, run by
Miss Diana Scoones and Miss

_ Anne Hellings, delighted them all.

A treasure hunt was organized by
Miss Betty Scoones, and was won
by Betty Robinson of Vancouver.

The ladies of Mayne Island pre-
sided over a delightful stall of
hand-sewing and novelties, Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Green and Mrs. Fos-
ter were in charge.

Donald New went about among
the visitors with a marrow asking
one and all to guess its weight.
It was won by Miss Freda New,
who donated it to the fete to be
auctioned.

During the afternoon delicious.
teas were served by Mrs. Steward
and her helpers, Mrs. T. Patience,
Mrs. D. New and Miss Sidney Ste-
venson. —

- The fete came to a close late in
the afternoon, and was: decared.:
very successful by all present.

GANGES

“SALT SPRING ISLAND

“(Continued fic om ‘Page Three)
Mr. Guy .Willet ‘of Victoria re-
turned on, Monday after visiting -

* Salt: Spring fora few days, the: Bs
"guest of Mr.-and Mrs. N_W. Wile. §
: ‘son of “Barnsbury. * 2 Jo

‘ Miss: M. ‘Ross, matron. te) a
ady “Minto! Gulf ere Hospital,

week to make her: home with Miss
Betty Morrison of Ganges. | -
~ Capt. F. H. Walter, R.N., has
“left. for Comox, where he-will. be.
«the: guest of Com:: and: ‘Mrs. Spicer,
. Simpson,

Mv and Mrs.’ w. M. “Mouat of
“Ganges, ° ‘acdompanied by. thier: ‘sony.
“Mr. Oliver’ “Mouat; of Vancouver,
‘Yeft on Friday for (a two weeks!
-motoring tour ‘in California, °

After spending his holidays: at
his home in. Ganges, Mr. Ray Per-
sons has returned to Lulu Island,

After two months’ — visiting
friends and relatives in’ Vaneou-
vey, Mr. and Mos, Norman West
have returned i their home ut

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