A L E X A N D E R - PARKERA classic gown of floor length white nylon with

skirt of ploated nylon tiers was chosen by lovelySusan Elizabeth Alexander, for her marriage McnJayafternoon to Patrick Charles Pcrker of Calgary, Alta.The gown featured a scalloped neckline trimmed insequins and pearls and tapering lily-point sleeves.Apanel of Idco cente.'cd the front of the gowr, A si";u-Ider length veil misted from a coronet cf pearls. Shecarried q'bouquc;- of stephai-iotis and baby glad florets.

Our Lady .of Grace Ca'hcllc Ch'-rch wcs kvci'y.with Spring blossoms for the ceremony ai which Faf-herV/. Mudge officiated. Parents of the couple are Mr.and Mrs. H. C. Alexander of Ganges and M-s.A.Tay-lor or Calgary. ;

The maid of honor. Miss Sally 'Alexander, sisto" ofthe bride, and bridesmaids, tho Misses Doree"; Cardand Jennifer Sea!, wore identical gowps of nylonchiffon inshadcs of blue, pink and green with mctch"ing jackets and white halo hats. The maid of honorcarried a bouquet of rosss end pink-tlni-ed Esl'her I eeddaisies, while nosegays of th;;; same flowers completedthe costumes of the bridesmaids.

Mr. Tim 0'Donne!! was best man with Scott Alex-ander and Max Allard as ushers.

Mrs. H. S. Noakes played the wedding music tFor a reception irthe Legion Hall, M'/s. Alexander,

the bride's mother, wore a blue brocade di-css withwhite accessc-ics. Mrs. Toyicr, the groom's riotherwore a blue flowered sheath with white accessories.

The bride's table was cantred with a three-tier'.wedding cake, flanked with pink tapers and bowls ofpink roses.

The toast to the bride was proposed by Mr. StanWagg.

For her honeymoon to Washington and Idaho, thenew Mrs. Parker donned a beige trotter suit withbeige accessories and a corsage of red rofes. Thecouple will reside in calgcry.

Out-of-town guest? included: Mr. & Mrs. ScottAlexander, Mr. and Mrs. Frcn1': Fisher & Pauline of^'Jrnaby, M.r.Oi Mrs. Ken Alexander of Victoria, and

iss Caroline Deacon of Vancouver.

S A N O R A S M I T H S T A R SAt the Junior Olympic Training tack meet, held

in Nanaimo last Sai'Jr iay,, Sandra Smith, 14 year olddaughter of Mr. &Mrs. Jack Smith of Vesuvius so a new record in the 50 yard dash. Miss Smith, who.was competing in the "midget" category, now gets(CONT'D ON PAGE 2).

$20,000LET'S BUY THE GOLFCOURSE!

The campaign for funds topurchase the Golf Course pro-perty, by the community, hasbeen quietly gathering momen-tum during the past few weeks.The sum collected as of todayand as shown on the thermom-eter is $'0..600. $20,000 isneeded by the end of July.The thermometer will be print-cd every v/eek unti I the end ofi-lis campaign.

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16,^000

Over 100 community-spiritedpeop'e have already subscribedto buy shares, but we neednc"'/ more to subsribe to make;-his a rruely community project.Sail Spring Island needs a golfcourse, and the only way tohave a proper golf & countryclub is to have the communityown it and operate it. The pro-posed Golf & Country Club isno'- just for the golfers or justfor a privileged few . It is foreveryone. A Golf Course ifon attrcction for the retiredperson, the visitor and the res-ident.

10 Booo

Most people do not realizethat they can buy the golf [ jjp '|T|g nrtcourse by putting in a sum of VT ' ' ^—--'rmoney that would be less thanan initiarion fee in nearly anyother golf course in Canada*

The shares of the proposed " ' ^Golf & Country club are $50. ^.$50.00 that will be^,,, | §iinvested in Salt'-:^^»_^^^Spring real esy-^)'-"''y is.tat2;S50.00 ^that willbe in- ' -vested to insurethat your proper-ty values v/i 11not be decreasedby the lack otpia golf course L^vy(Cont'd Page 2)

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GANGES . PHARMACY Hepburn of Fulford Harbour. Duncan also re -ceived the G-ode 12 P/T.A. Certificate ofHighest Academic Standing, and a large blockfor having a!i his grades above the 80% mark.The I. 0. D. E. award, awarded by Mrs. E.Hardie, Reger.t oF the ioca! chapte.'/ has a valueof $125.00

Glady:Patterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.

S E R V I N G A L L T H E G U L F iS L A N D S^ e l i z a b e t h a r d e n-7 V E L V A M O I S T U R E F I L M/ "For the skin that thirsts for beauty!"

S p e c i a l i n t r o d u c t o r y O f f e r\ 1 1 /4 ozs. - 0 1 .50"\; (for limited t'rne cn!y)

VE-LVA-^AOISTURE FILM is a completely new dimensionr Spatterson, end LorraineTwa, daughter of Mr. andah invisible prctective fi'm that moisturizes all skin/ ; Mrs. V,'. Tv/a were awarded P.T,A. bursaries ofleaving it smooi-hcr/ you:ig';r-ioo!<ii-;g. This gentis trans- $|00.00 each. Ann McCoim v/a? awarded the pcrem'.fi'.m is to be u':ed befcre your favorite Elizabeth Ladies Auxiliary of the Royai Ccnadian Legicn^.Ardgn fcJJncatlcii..______„ __ _ ___ bursary.

(CONT'Dfrom PAG^ i) S. Smith Star:- , , . . . iho j Other awards, presented lost Friday, were:opportunity or conpR1'?:-:^ lr the P. N. E. Track M - ! Grade 7 large blocks to Ro-emai'y Brigden, Lor-in early August. "Sandy" ran the race in th^ fast elio Nitsch, Jill Scotr, Pixio Thorburn, & Johntime of 6»4 seconds. Shs cl:o won tho 100 yard Waterfall; Grade 8 largo b!ocks to Karen Ecst,dash with a time of 12s 1 secondsc !f she wins in Donna Daykin, Jcne Hcrrisrn, Brian Rogers,Hinccuve;- , as she might well do, shs will win a I Ma'-y Harrison, & Rosalind Hiidrcd; Grade 9trip to compete in i-he Car.c'Jicn Finals ;'o be heid in ! large blocks to Louise Lcrentsen, Elizabeth Dane,Eastern Canada iater in Aggust. ,-v Barbara Newman & Susan Fellows;

Va'crie Je-ome, younger s'-ter of / \ i^ (\ \ f^ Grcd-; 10 large block to Heather An-Canada's fcstest runner, Hcrr/Jerome, \ 'k --; | i ^ derson; and Grade 12 large block toand quite a sprinter herself, ha"' run the ( J JJ\\\-» J J —i —l ~> Duncan Hepburn. P. T. A. Certii'l-50 yard dash in only fy.3 Seconds r Miss | 1\ / \ cotes of Highest Academic Standings ,Jerome was a member'of th'; Cancdia--! \iV '- ' also went to; Lorelie Nitsch (7), JaneOlympic team last sunmc-;-e It is not u1 \ Harrison (8a), Brian Rogers (8), Louiseknown if Sand.-c v/ili he mooting Val- I'j^NAMONBUMS Lorentsen (9), Hccth?- Anderson (10),

the ^ \ \ Kathy Morrlson (11) and Joyce Coels(Home Ec.) .

Winners of Sports Av/ards w:re:

erie in Vancouvsr, bit if they do,upset of 1'he season mi^ht be done.

Ml:,s Jans Harrisc •> cf Salt Springwon "'hs I'L'nni.-ci Lroci: jump event witha le-^p of 15,9 r;-,, cc-npeting in the"3c':-:.J:,i" div;;,:on. 7nc bantam" div-isic'i, however.. c'o no1" get to competein Voncouver. It is unfo-i-umte Janewas not entered in the higher ago group (of "Midger" for ?hc umocJ a full foot )

..r-!NGE^-SHAvN^\J • V,.

; CE BOX C'QOKIES Kathy Mci'rison/ Ji". Girl; rruco Mur-akami, Jr. Boy; Fenny Peterscn, Scn-ior Girl; Charios E'Ji-t, Soiiior Boy; andlargo Sports Blocks to Saliy Alexander,Elizabeth Beech, Lyn Akerman, FredHanke, Srevo Lo Fortune, Durcrn Hep-burn/ Pixie Thorburn, Sandra Smith,

YER CAKES

OGAN3ERRY PIES

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further than :'ha wirner of that category .\ ( ' IJQAR CC ' y< f-S '' Susan Fcliov/s, Eric Kitchener, AlanAb^ut seventeen Sr'ii-Sprlrg island- ' \ Russel! & Ray Warburton»

ers mado the trip to Ncnaimo for the meet. \ / Brucc Began was given the Mr. Dance trophy-../" arid Susan Grahom wcs declared Miss Dance, of 1961

| Dance certificates were also given to; Sandy Smith,Pat V/ickens of grcde 0 and Aicn Rrssell and Sharyn

Th" Roya! Canadian Lepic"! is tr.o sponsor ofthe Junior Olympic Trcining prog-an'me.

(CONT'Dfrom PAGE 1) Golf Club . , . . .on S.S, [.Reynolds of grade 9c Typing & shorthand awards wentSo.. como on, everyone S Buy a r.hare of the Gait to: Joan Slovens, Eruce Begon/ Kathy Morrison, Steve

& Country Club! Buy a share in the future of Salt La Fori-une, John C^kl•.•.'ell, Verlyn Ea'^t, Collin Booth,Spring Island! Sor-.d y^';.' checks '''c'- $50.00 or a T. Wi'ii'-ms, Norrncn "r va, Ncrma Fennell, Sandra$100.00 or $5CO»00 orwhatever to i'he Founder's jBrcdIey; ".lizabcth Craw-Ford, Robin Roid, Kent La

A W A R D ' S D A Y . . . .The coveted liO.D.E. Sch^ic;- -

ship award, given to •'•he G-ado 12student v/ith th'J highest scholasticachievcmon1', v.'as won by DuncanH epb ur r., son 01 Mr« & Mrs. A»J.

Fleur, Jcon Bidwcll, Margeuritc Gear, Ron Coutts,Sally Alexander and Valeric Holilnas.

Committee, S. S. 1, Golf £; Ccur.'Ty Ch.-b found-ation, c/o Bank of Montreal, Ganges, Do it now !

Many small blocks v/ere awarded to students achicv2-ing 80% or mere in one or mc;'e sub-

A N ^ U A L iects.

DO 1 think breakfast so pleasant beci sno one Is conceited beforelunch time.______________

DANCE(sponsored by Canadian Legion)S A T U R D A Y , J U L Y 1st FOR A BETTER G A R D E N

IMAHCN HALL from 10:00 p;m. B L U E W H A L E &0 U \ S P E R C

S h o e R e p a i r sLeave shc°s at Dutch Beouty Salonby Wednesday, rG'•?1r:"'•-J fc!'owing r 'l'f' l''>^Monday» No ma^ir.g cos'-s. rUDL L-

ORCHESTRA SUPPER L I Q U i D W H A L E 'ADM! SS ION $1.^25 per^erson Q U L F I S L A N D S F L O R I S T S

[_ U Ganges Phone: 118

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B E . - R E A D Y FOR RFA1 ITY ^Al 1

HOT'-SUMMER D R I V I N G - UL - u ' . ^ii-r-ui A\ /r~ \ ir~\ i ir /—'i A r\*r\ T R Y A D U i C H1AVE YOUR CARS STEAM PERMANENT

r rM 'IM^" OVP'^""^;'. /'! Softer • L o n g - L a s t i n gL'UULIIM . O Y O LiVll L a t e s t S p r i n g S t y l o s iFEATHERSTONE TRAVEL SERVICE

EVergrccn 2-2822[Victoria 734 Yates St. Victoria

! ^ I T T T—l i -l • T T—l 1—^ I | 1 " /

MONDAY - 10:30 am to 6 pmTUESDAY - 9 am to 6 pmWEDNESDAY - 9 am to 6 pm

After 6 by cppcintm.srt only^^ .lack Green/ who has done somuch foi" the Sea Scout's movemrn1

on this Island, ho'i left the Is Sendand there Is now a desperate sacrchfor a leader to fill his ^h'-'es. All -the good work done by .ic-ck v'ill be lest if a Iced"" inot' found soon. Surely/ someone 3n the islcr.d '.vi^i

Arr;bulc'ico Fund in apF"ccic;"ion ofthe Lions sending :heir "Huia Dan"cc-rs" i-o ente.-tain at a recent par;'yfcr "mplcye-cs. it Is believed thatths local Lions ciub is ;-he only one

FHON'=: A^ - Mc-.day th-uW'?^.PHON^ 220 - oi-hc.' times ;

SATL^ACTiQN GUARANTEED

in the world iha;- hc;s Sand, air and sea ambulanceservice. • ' • • •

step forward-'and do this important tob. Pcrhapds a i : ——————retired ship Captain, cr an ox-secmcsi-; someoria wi-.r i A p'-i'olic meeting of a!i the qualified voters of thecan be a lecd"r of our boys. Without a leedc:' •;'.'• . ' .' •-''•h S'31'" Sprinn •3^1•o.'•dap.cr; croa. School DistrictSea Seoul- movemer.l' oh S.-SJ. wil-1 scon be; a ''.''.v.r:) '••' 64 w'ii ba hold on V/od,,. June 28th at the Fuifordof the past. .; ': • ' ' : • C '-.im'.'p.ir)';-' 1; ct 8:00 p.m. ThG noeting is called

At present there is i-wo 16 root 5ife beats, durc^c-d! iT:' 1-!-, pur'-'o"" c.^ flliing 'i-he "accncy created by theresignation of Mr. A« D. Dan"by the Nelson Bros. Fishing Co., tied to the foe1'.

of the Ganges Boat Yc:d. These boats ,ccq'J'redthrough the effcrts of .'"•ck, ere 'fc;' lT.3 |T- irinri r~;C'JI- boys. T'r,2 boc;"s c'-'^not bo us'-id cr i: :•?.: '-c'•,•'••;c! ;'the iocai Sec; Scouts unti! ^h^re is clecdsr to present them to.

A mee-in^ of ratepcysrs cl" South Salt Spring hasbeor'i c''l!ed_for Fridoy Juna 23rd <-.'• 3:00 p.m. at" T r " ^ ' 1 the Fulfc;-d Coriirriunl^y HaJi. This|\ ) i meeting i; c^iiod {"c;' the purpcse of0 T \ / i ciscussinc; 1-he ;-"cont School Beard

L-'''- I controvsrslcs. (Ar'.nlgamation of the

i-i-IONE: 244 ! So, S,S,lr, Vo:-ing District with the5L-LP 5 P . M i „„_._ | ;-est of S.S .!. and the rectn t resig-

nation of Mr. As D. Dan'---) Thi'; mse'-ing is beingheld fivo days prior tc the public mee'-ing to be hs!den Wed, J'J;"3 23t'h to1' the purp".sa of fiSlinc thevacancy c'ea^ed by {'.•'c rc';lgna1"cn c''' Mr. Dane.

"C•• „ At th-2 Annual Inslclla-'lon r-iT?Rling of the SiS,;l. Lien; cSub, V'/.Trelfordwas installed as Prcslcic;n; fc:!the ns i- year. O':h".r cffi"e;-s eicci-cd c;'- l s'i- Fridaysfestivities wero: Dr. J, Jcinsch, Vicc-P rcsidai I-/ H.Hoffmar!, Vicc-Preside-t ; R, Pringlo, Vice-Pre^ -dern-; J. C. We?t, Socrotc''y; V'/.T. D. Jores/T'cas-urer; Fred Sprackim, 'iai! Tw^'erp Eric Faure, LionTcmor; Dc Deacon, 'iv/o yr.. Director a;">d P. Cart-wright/ two yr. Director,, F« Lrddinpton and J.Hawksworth ere the othc" two directors, with onemore yenr of 1-hcir term ti.> scrvG. The imm^dicl'ePast President was V'/. H, Ei-cdI^y,, .

Sbven Members of i-he Victoria Centra! L'on;;Club did the installing of rhe new office:-s.

The Crofton pop'-r mill donaied $50.00 to the

This \-, tho scc'opd iims ir-; ;'0i;oni- yci...r"'/tho'' aspac'a! eicc^on hcs hcd to be hold because of Mr.Dano resigning beccuGe of Jisao'Qanant with theSchool Board, Every qualified rate payer is urgsdto oi{"id Lc;-h -n"otlnc:3, U'"')a!!'/ a '^i'^lo mcro than10% of the qualified voters al-rond these meetings.,which means '•ho;' 30 " 40 people mc!<e 1'hQ decisionsfc;- the app.'cxin-'c'.'e 300 eligible vni'ers.

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ISLAND WELL DRILLING^ HOWARD'SVC "' INLAND WcLL UHlLLil\L,V-\1"U W A T E R W E L L S B . C . F U N E R A L CO., L T D .

Ownsr-Operated Rig , of V i c t o r i aRecsoncble Rates . S e r v i n g the Gulf i s l a n d s

FREE E S T I M A T E S ;; for m a n y y e a r s .D . L . G o o d m a n of G a n g e s

TV AND R/SERVICE W r i t e :

OUNCAN'S TV CENTER IR.R. '- '2, L a d y s m i t h , B ._C .;' i s l a n d s repressr> t c t i v e•-••- ----j j PHONE: GANGES 100ON SALT SPRING IS or Phone: CHurchill 5-2078

I DAY OR N I G H T

l ^ J'b0" Ev, l05.. . .Contributed , . .(Name on fi!e) r

;EVERY WEDNESDAY V'/. J . W i l l i a m s

I - -^ 9:00 AMI PO BOX 339

LET'S A R G U EWE SHOULD BAN THE SPORT FISHERMAN FROM OUR ISLANDWATERS . . . » The so-called sport fishcrir.an is more to be con -domned than the slick goldbrick a^ist. Both practise the art cf dc-,CALL US

{^/\i\l ' h U N c ; l^.-'^j^ ceptlon selling the spurious to the yuiiible fo:- personal gain and the.l\ fattening of the ego. However, the goidbricker merely appeals to

N V I C T O R I A jj the ava-ice of his vici-im without intent to deprive h;m of his veryM A K E i! existence well knowing that ho would go to |aii should his victim

THE D O M I N I O N H O T E L !| fight beck successfully, The 'sport'en the O^-.G,-hand appeals to his

W H E N

' . Y O U R 11 victim where it is most vulnerable, its need fcr Food to sustain life: H E A D Q U A R T E R S :| itsoif, and without risk to himself. Fa'ss? Ccr'front the 'spcrt'

'yVh'-'ro then the glorious invigorating joy of.contest?J; with a v/haie,I; Where no-.v '•:;c c^-si-ic thrill o^ the kill?i; We, as a ccrnmunii'y of islands, have looked askance at the

goldbrick fraternity either from a happy lack of avc.-ice or an unhappyloss o'i" innocence,, Ye^ there are among us boostr":. who fcr gain wouldlure to our ware", 'l-hf greai-crs of the two evils, "sports". These

: boosters would Sure them h?:-e not because they/ i-!'ic ''sports"/ c'-c.desirable ec core;-ions for our sumrne'- scene hi-;'' because ihey may; sccMcr the confetti of folding money throughout cur isicnds. But it

cr a moment only.

H o m e H eat ing S e r v i c eI A u t o m a t i c O i l F u r n a c e s 11 lure to our wa-i-c—i •; •hr' greai-crs of the two evi Is /

S a I e s & ' n s t a I I t i o n sFREE ESTIMATES

SHEET M E T A L W O R K' ' is expcr.r'vc confetti adding color to our prospect'-, fc

^ges Phone: 45-HJ The price is extinei-ion of our fisheries.Gongesi:- ^1:.: :::.--:::.1.:: ;:;:;:::;--:: """''"''""'"1 Gan for ai! {'Erne the ubiquitous "sport" and preser'/o ths livelihood

n ~ H OM^A^ J B 0 Y LE S • °^ those fisherman who after all are the true hoirs cf ou.' marine wealth.

k-it-.

; Lives'-ock Auc^cn'sc'-s &Appraisers ; •'~ , ••

^Sales cor.ducted anywheire-in B.C. i The regular monthly meeting of the Guild of Sunsnino was held in^485 Ca-r'da Ave DUNCAN B r '• ^\a^w ^a• il l0^" Tuesday with a large ci'tcndance of members and guests.

PHONE: Pus. 1445 - Res. 1 75 I "^e P^der'.l, Mrs. G. Lcv/o, wa!; in the chair.[[,_„...,,, ...._.,_ ........,.„.,,..„,,__........ | After an abbreviated business session where $10.03 was donated ro

^•:::::•:::::::::::::^:•^::::^:::: •:::::: ::•i•;•::;:i::•<:.:::::•: •::•:; the Salvation A;T-ny Matson Homo ''n Victoria, the afternoon was spent

E L H U' N T K E N NE I S ln ^"''^"Q an afternoon toa in honour of Mrs. Lowe v/ho is leaving the

Boarding & Profesiional Training .; lsland k) take '-'P residence in Victoria.• ' c^ a'1 brpeds ; ^5n behalf cf the Guild, Mrs. F. Newnham presented Mrs. Lov/e

Phone- Cobbi0 !-':11 57 X 4 ! with a corsage and a leather writing case. All the members and guestsLocated on isiand'Hwy./MilI Bay ! wished he" success end happiness in he;- new home. ; . • ;"- ^ -- "T"""'"7"""' ^ The long tea table wcs becutifully decorated v/ith flowers indue,

^ - " 0 " mauve and pink rosebuds c The specie! cake was f'.cdc and decorated^ iS^-^ '\:V7R'l^y ^l"-s• Don Lali-a.\\^(^C}^ //^\^\ '• Mrs, Lowo end her husband came to S» S, I. in 1932. They were

both very ccti'/o .in community affairs, with Mr. Lowe devoting much

I W '-I E ''v ' '\' V!'" T OR 1 A ° nls \''l^rto I"0 '"he Scouts. Both of them were particularly active v/i;"hI ELIMINATE TRAF1'-']'" WORRIES ; drives ci'id FroJects dursrg i-ho Second World War. Mrs. Lowe, hasI ° P A R K I N G P R O B L E M S ; been active in s'hs Gu^ Id of Sunshine For the pas'-23 years, v/here shej i served a" Trecsurer for many years and as President la^tcriy. Mr. Lowe

j r A i L ' v/as a Canadian Legion member and Mrs, Lowe wcs in the Ladles ft r! Auxiliary of the Canadian Legion. Mrs. Lov/e gave much of hsr time

EV.3-1^1, ,,„ ,, _ • ..,EV_3r1L1.2 _: j to the V/. A. cf the Lady Mi nto Hospi i a I and to the I 0. D. E. Mr.

" -Vr-7-Y -—i— '-;~-^-••^•,•:;-'^; Lowe passed av/ay in June of 1958. Mrs. Lowe is ncted cs one ofU / \ l\ J/\ ^ ) ( i f H j S.S. i<'s best amateur artists.

Lflj J f\L)\JlJL n -.—-.---——H r'. M ': : Islanders attending the recent wedding of Premier W.AiC.Sennett's

'f rATAinr' - =<"~IVAATF^ son, Russell, to Miss Lois Undorhill, at Kelov/na, last V/edncsday, in-'J.HiM. IAMB S-'. Mc"'y's L'-'k'-.; 1; eluded Mr. and Mrs. P. J. James and Mrs. V. Grant.

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^-i-JD^.A^IREAL ESTATE - - -

F U L L A U T O REPAIP.S & WRECKER SERVICE

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^TER-i-O-THE-EDITOR DSPT. . . ."Deer; Sir: Ths"mombcrs of the Cathoiic Women's League wo'-lid iikema to say "i-hcnk /OIJ" to bc:-h you and MT,. Fishc'-,fcr the friendiy co-c.pGi'aticn oiven i'o our organiza-tion during tho pest year. While it may seem a verysmal! thing to most, the weeSdy publishing o1' thetime:, of the Church Services ;s of a great benefit, es-pccia!l.y during the SummertIme^E'c-stc:- (°; Ch-^/iiias,,and we \" ;''-' iiks you to know that yc'-'r efForts inthis regard do net go unnoticed but ore gseally appre-ciated.. Yours sincc-ely, (signed) Mrs. MaryWilson,Con'usp. .S.e.ctry." : . : : . . '

Love'y fo'-'r bedroom home overlookingFulford Harbour

$8950.00

"Deer S?;-' Wo p'-etend to hevoa sidewalk, from theS.S.I. Tradin9 Company i'o '-he Log Cabin Hotc!.V/ho wants to ialk anyway, bL'tihcre may be visitc"sthd- do, and there also ai-CiSchooi kids, with hcnd;-»fu!! f~F books/ v/ho actual!'/ do.dodcc/ t!)c hun-.TO andbi'mps, r'laliow ond ho'icws, and r'-.c!< and roci'. toruin their booi's. -Who'- shall v/e do aboui' ;'-? '/c'.'i'scord'^i'y (sigie.d . . name en f;le)"

Ci- lARLES R . H O R E LN O T A R Y P U B L I C

Wiils - Me-tgcgesConveyancing - Documents-

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On Tussday,; June 27, a pui'ty of 65 cider "eicran.'; of World War 1ond the South African War will v,js;t Ganges cboc-rd the Motor Princesson a ''rulse crranced by the Gulf viands Ferry Company. The veterans,a!! members of the Royai CanadTcn Legion from the Victoria district,will he mot on a.-rivo! by a color party Fi'om the local Lotion Branch, _-_.„„__.___________..._._end will h?vc lunch at the Legion Hal!. Members cf the Legic.n ore invited to help eriterrain the guestsduring the s'cpovor •r:om 11:45 a..m, to 1:50 p.m.

DID YOU '-KNOW?

That one fcther on Salt Spring island, onFather's Day morning, was greeted of acorner as he drove by his sen, driving theother way. The greeting extended aboutfour inches through the side of the father's

The Soc; Scou'-s softbaH team travelled to Scturna ic't Sunday end whal loped the Sa"-""na is. team bythe score of 23 - 10. k« Parsons and G, Moua'- did the pitching chores for the Scouts'. While all the mem-ber: piayed a good game, George Eng, .smallest ployor on the field mude the outstanding defensive play oFthe game. ,/ •. •••.--•.

The Anglican Sunday School Flower Service & Awards Dcy w;!i be held at St. George's/ Ganges, onSund., June 25 at 2:30 p.m. It ?s requested •:ha- o!i Sunday ,School pupils moot c.t the Parish Hail at 2:40p.m.. The flowers wi I.! be sent 'o the hospital afior the service. ' . , :

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INBOARD" "BO/MS FOR M

i n\in i nppIHNU LuLjiJ" O v e r i o o k i n g b e c u t i f u l A c t j v o Pass"

GaSiono Island Opsn May 1st *o Sept. 30th '/

filFirs'; Cinss DIi-iing R<;>om open a!I day ~ every d-^y. '\^Beverags^ served in •i-i;s Lounge. Fi;-st class accomm-'7 UUi 1 UU^ U l 1U1

7odaticns in room:. Laundry foci lities-^t Room. ^FEATURING t-RESH OYSTERSI/Fresh Wctf-- Swimming Pool - Standard 0;i Products ir-i i i M i npio 'Or A r^rV^OTiSoft drinks-'ce Crecm-party ice-frozen hen-ing bcit 1- loh M Lrllrb 0 L ArUUUOi ij /iK Phcne: Gu!f 10-E or Ganges Tourist Service - 113 I/ PHONF 2'Y•fs^ ;|";^ i ^ ! ^ l •^ 'lr•^= ! ;^ - ...-.^——-~————^

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good condition -PHONE: 20 -T.

Auto washer$40.00.

l| P l e a s e ordGr your jam berriesnow • Mrs. K a Murakami.

PHONE: 2!7 - Hi

!f you hava not been enumeratedby your census i'akcr by Friday,..line 23'-d, picc.';2 phc-io: Mrs, Ft.

;! Hi:drcd ci- 200 - X after 6:00pm.

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORDENNIS GARDNER

INSTALLATIONS -REPAIRSRefr ^gerator RepairsPHONF.: 183-K

G. 1. CHIMNEY SWEEPINGVACUUM EQUIPPED

STOVE & GUTTER CLEANINGServing the Gulf Islands

W . G. M O S S O P .Ganges Ph;)ne: 111-Q

| W . J. M O L L I S O N .It Road & c°m2nt gravs'-Fill-Top-iso! 1-S'iaie-E.xcavating-F re; ght

\ Gentle saddle horse. Bay Gelding.Reasonably priced for CjUick saio.

PHONE: 202 -W,

11 Titan Power Saw. Now Chain ••|i$45.00 . . . PHON.E: 244-———'•——————..-—.—-—..-..-.--..— —jj T^jj y^,^. ff\cr^:, cfcout CushconMcClary Oil Range. Fen, hot water ' Cove (Off Bsavc;- Ft,, Rd,) House-

keeping cabins/ fully equipped/n'.cctrdcity/ spring water. Visit-ors welcome. Wi'ii'o F' Saundcrs^,Fi.'lfc'-d Harbour/ B, C.

coil/ tank and s'-cnd. Rccs'onablOtiContact Luton on North End RoadNecr Stark Road.

j 14 ft. speed boat - 35 h.p. oloc

| trie mGrcury outboard o Can bo seen Chi^d portrc'-'ure in your own'at Vesuvius Bay, home. °HONE : M. Sharp a:

PHONE: 205 - Q G-nqcs 50 " Q.

The Ganges E'c:-bc!-Shop will be j Agent: B "A 0 I L PR.ODUCTS|closed Sc-;urd,-iy o^-ernoon June 2411 PHONE: 210-M or 235

H E L P W A N T E D

h Teacher with young pre-schoolI children desires couple/ preferably ! Jusr o-/ur' ';''\'0 wecks icf1' cnd „ ,, . ,,_., _,.,,iwith own furniture, for housckcep- | Hone 3;bi0 Camp, Ponder I;.. H^RV'S WATER TAXiing and baby-sitting. Rco^ and li^S^s ^Y 10 - 14 end July 17 ••Crackeriack" & -Crackeri.ll"Iboard. Please write ;o; Mrs, Pota- I to 21 to.-Boys and July 24 - 28 ; Regular Freisht service to MaynelAnn Jackson, c/o Box 128, Gang ii - S"-'5- Get y0"-- cpp^crlor-. ! & Ga.'ano ?.Every Tucs & Thurs.n C I'in now '•o dircc^r: M.'» J,RnTay-; Gc-'iS.'s, Sa't Spring islc'ndc

l U t ' ^ . t !, „ / I . » . . « . . . ^ < C T C T

PHONE: 150-i| 'or. Re \'..: ff 1, Fornv/cod Pt./Gangc'.r B.C.C H U R C H E S . -

i : S o r v i c o "to" Sunday" Jun" -'5 /6! ^ -_ --—————- -™- ———--ll R O B E R T R E Y N O L D SJ ^ t v i t , ^ iu, .AJi.uay, Jun>--.^,/oi. . Sc?,3r/piano tochrnCi an w;! i p,';. L- o i —i!' cI ANGLK.AN: 5t, Mcry's - FeTord - bo cmong the islands .uning and J D! chlna - ck :lhn^,",E^"'

Matins with H.ly Ccmmunlon-llamrjrcp^^q^s co.ning wcc!:bo - l^'-' dl;'5 -- c^cnt & .Sts Nicholas - Vcsu-us - Holy ! ginning Monday ,'unc 26th. Ws-o !Road " Ga^es/ B-'-Communion - 9:00 a.m, ^y^ ordor to Bnx 250,G^nq23.; \ r nu. , - ^ . ^ Jr', /-^ I ^, J» l « i i | i • ' _ „ _ __ ^_r1 __ _'- _f-__ i— -'- -————-——"——-——————-————--- ——----———-———-—; ;ott Georges - Gangc; -Crulc-cns ! •--—-•-"———-=—-'—•-—-—————-Flower Sc-vicc - 3:CO c,rr. ! C-O-MJ 'LS_____E-VFJN'-LS | Stonegate Bavarian China - DutchSt. Mark's- Cental - Evensong-Z^C-'""c 24 - W a g o n W h e e l s SCrysM' - Cc;-eliny Tcblowc-e -UNITED: United Church -- Ganges -.l5^'010 c;in•:c '-" Haroour House i Stainless Steel Cookwaro11:00a.m.; BurgoynoBGy-2:3Cpmij L G" / n;8 : O OP> m• | P H O N E : 202-W

'i-ii^ti J h i /~ i->. i/^ . . /., - > i /• ' ^ii'-irn 9^^ *" ^'••/^^/^nr-x/ T/-»/i H. R^L'^ !' -----—————-——.-.———————————••—"—————! June 2° - S;-ow'.)cr.-y Tea & Bake'Sale - United Chu-ch •• 2:30 p.m.;.Home o? Drc N. !-'uc'hc^.June 23 - Binc-o - 3-15 p,m,-0urLcdy of Grace C'''J;'ch

;RQMAN,CATHO,L1C: Our Lady of: Grace - Ganges - Hoiy Mass-'!0;30 R N I E B 0 • 0 T 'H

P L U M B I N G & HEATINGINSTALLATIONS "REPAIRS

FREE E S T I M A T E S i!F H O N E : 130 !!

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CHR1SJJA.N_SCLENCE__G!LQUP -^ahon Hail - 11:00 a.m,

!Ra''epay(?>'s meGting - Fulfc-d Hail L __

S^00 P-1"'1* liA highly successful tea & garden"uns 23"h - So,S,.3 i. ••Sc;-no! j ! party was hold by the Burgoync Bay

iJEHOVAH's WITNESSESSHal! -2:00 p.m.iBIBLE.CHAPEL: Sunday School & '^3 " • •J 1 • ••^n-o!piblo Class - 10:30 c,-m. - Scngfest !E•cct;cn M^ori:^ " Fuiford Hall

bnd Sormon -7;3^p,m,___ 18:c0 F'^

United Church last Tuesday at the_! home of Mr. & Mrs. A. House in

I Fuiford. Rev. Dr. N. i-lughes opcn^ed the festivities and more than $40j^was realized for the church.

jUTT. SUBSR1PTIONSl$P.50 IN CANADA$3,00 WORLDV^/IDE

THEY BR/N'

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10111112.Continuing the Journal of Anthony Tripp/ said to

•i ^ been found with sundry letters in rubbish removed ,, ^_^from a derelict farm on Maxwell, Saltspring Island/ }959\f ' /-ve^-x

iOofMay/-1S67 |UCJ[You made me aware my life had been 9overned for Yoarsrby the desire for revenge on a man who did me c v.rong,yet when that you foresaw occurred, 1 forgot not onlyyour words but broke.my faith with Mr. Maxweil. . in amanner, 1 botrayod my frier..'"- and sinned against God.

HEADQLARTERSFOR ALL ,

:it weighs heavy on mo," My father answered, "Nay/you wore subjected to a great Provocation and neither \ -)Mr. Maxv/ell nor myself would biarne you for what hap-|j PF33 /•pcncd in the heat of the momcn?' . Betwixt God and ysur

•self is a Private matter/ on which no man may pass |1Judgement. Ncvcrthless, I bog you to reflect ...wouldpso great a Creator find you Guilty because of this onelapse from the Goals you fcoS He sot for you? Havingadmitted, your fault to Him and to man, must remorsestay v/ith you? I cannot believe so." Mr. C.Sancy nod-ded in agreement and said, "Look, what is done cannotbo nov/ amended. Men snail deal unadvisedly some - ,times/ which after hours give leisure to Repcni„ " ! 'ILH-Q-NJ-.j-

bpine his comment came from Shakespeare but the sine - , ci:'-o; Observed Mr. Clancy drily, "And havoingcrity v/ith which it wcs spoken cPnchcd the reasoning : at !ast ccn-c done so, Prov^de^co proceeds to resolveof my father and Mr. V/alch was greatly comforted. : -;-ho situation In ways utterly unforeseen by any of us.

Mr. Walch snid he would not go back to Van Die" Being incui-ably remcntic myself, 1 can sco nothing

F L I P P E R SSPr:AR GUNS

MASKS.O P E N 7

• W E I G H T S & B E L T SS N O R K E L S

W E T S U I T V E S T SD A Y S A ' WEE.K.

PHC NE: 173

, mcns Land but had ;n mind to buy a farm on the Hawkes-| for it, Mr. V/alch, but you go pot-haste and cap-bury River,'near Sydney/ Nov/ South Wales. Mr. j in-hand to Boston, where ! irust you v/il! find theClancy suggested .that before returning to Australia, ho young Ladv unattached.! "should i'ckc the opportunity of seeing more of America j fell asleep greatly intrigued by the wholeand in particular, the cities of the Ecstcrn seaboard, estrange story.especially Boston and Ncv/ York. Mr. Walch reflected i 11 of May, 1867a little and then, somcv/hot to my surprise, told us j The mcrning was so beautiful, our Conversationbriefly of o the young Boston Lady, his story confirming j at breakfast was most lighthaartcd, Mr. Walchv/hat had already been i'o!d us by Capn. Tamblyn. Ho giving us great p'ecsuro afi'c" duo thought,'ho hadsaid that although attracted strongly to he", he had been determinc-d to moke his way to Bos'-on. When rheur(ab.Ic:to put the Past out of mind and v/hen after a I time cams for hi? dGprrturo, ho said simply, "1stupid quarrel he had como to Saitsprinn/ he found the could travcj_th.o who'Q World without finding better

.Past had.caught up with.. him. it .;^ — • ' : , 1 \ A / ' \ [ " ~ " e c - . ' , ; - ' " / . ' ' . ; • : . .7;;i ^ ;;':."pri,n:3 i:"Jt toscemod to him Providence was guiding j ' iL,\ /—\(- -i r"'; -y011/ M'" T'-Ippand. to you Mrnhis footsteps and he lonoed each day • / \ / ' V—--11_ ' Clancy and, of course, to Mr.to come face to face v/it.h the English, ,\; /(j j A j'Nf^f K jU Maxwell, I ov/o very much more .

i . , . . , i . . _ - ! i \ / i /' \ 1 K I \ 8 — « » .

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S C H O O L D I S T R I C T 65 ( C O W I C H A N )

' :: • GRADE ' XIII """"""Offered in association with the Boards of Trustees of School Districts 64 (Saltspring), 65 (Lake Cowichan)

and 67 (Ladysmith), and beginning in

: : SEPTEM3ER- 96This extension of educational opportunity in the area served by all four Boards; is intended to meet the fuj[ 'or partial requirements of its residents at a cost considerably be!ov/ that involved in attending universit^jThis extension of educational opportunity inor partial requirements of its residents at a cost considerably be!ov/ that involved in a--,-. - ^ --Courses passed in Grade XIII carry full university credit in the First Year. The programme designed bythe Boards is directed particularly to -

—Present or pc.st Grade XII (U.P.) students.—unemployed persons prepared to devote full time to more advanced studies—other qualified adults able to pursue full time academic work.

GENERAL PREREQUISITE: University Entrance standing in the courses preliminary to those to be undertaken. •'. ' •

JPROGRAMM.E: English 100, Mathematics 101, and French 110 will be required of all students not alreadyhaving standing in them. Chemistry 101, Physics 101, and History 102 (Canada) will constitute theelective offerings. Should a larger enrollment justify, however/ History 101 (World), Biology 100, andFrench 120 will be provided as additional electives.ASK FOR THESE: (1) Free counselling service; (2) free booklet giving all the details of fees, rebates offees to successful students/ course content, etc » Write or telephone The Principal, Cowichan HighSchool, (Duncan 1039) ;

PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS ARE URGED TO REGISTER WITHOUT DE_lAY.,RE^AR.D_LE,Si,QE_' HEThER-QBNOT TH'EiR PREREQUISITE STANDINGS HAVE STILL TO BE DETERMINED.

PRELIMINARY PvEGlSTRATlQN FORMGrade XIII

The PrincipalCowichan High SchoolDunccn, B.C.

Please enroll

Postal Address

Telephone

Date

Residing in

.1961. Signed

School District

USE THISCONVENIENT

FORM FORPRELIMINARY

REGISTRATION

ACTNOW1

At the last meeting of the P.T.A, before summerholidays/ it Was announced because of the hugs suc-cess of the recent Mayfdir two $!00 bursaries wereawarded to graduates Lorraine Twa and Giadys Patt-erson. Other awards made by the P.T.A* includeda cup to Kathie Morrison and a spoon to Penny Peter-son as the two outstanding girl athletes cF the yecr.It was reported that the required 75 children did notregister for the annuaJ swim classes this year so closeswill be put off until next year. The chilc'-en's gar-dens will be judged sometime in August by Mr. St.Denis and Mr. Palmer. Mrs. Irene Hawksw:-";h willconvene the annual Mother's Tea for all Grade 1Mothers.

After the regular meeting the annual meeting washeld for election of officers for the coming year. Thenew president will be Mrs. Ida McManus, and Vice-President/ Mrs. C. Kaye, Mrs. C. Harrison willhead the Membership committee and Mrs. Both Hillwill again have the Program committee. There will

be ho meetings in July and August.

O.A.P.C. Branch 32 held their regular meetingJune '5th in St. George's Hall. There will be an al-teration in dates of the' 1st picric this year. The newdate will be Ju!y 6th, Cushion Lake. The changeis due to the expected visit of the Victoria Branch 5.We expect a big crowd on July 21st.

The meeting was followed by a Poetry Afternoon.There is yeat skill amongst th" "Old Folks". Mrs.B. Krebs walked off with the prize for her poem"Trappers Life". Mrs. P. Gunterman was presen||kLwith a boguet of flowers for her birthday. Mrs. Thacker v/i!l leave for Victoria June 20th to attendthe O.A.P.O. Convention June 21-22-23. Mr. F.Goddard will leave for Vancouver and hospital aboutJuly 3rd and expects to be oway two months. Mrs.Jean Sewell will take over Mr. Cocidard'Sidutk.sduring his absence^_______B U Y T H E G 0 L F C L U B I

VESUVIUS NEWS . . . . .M??s Muriel Harring'-on,who has been visiting her broth"r-ir~la',v ar;d s^i'er,Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Wood, for a month in V.-'ncouvcr/returned on Friday to Tc'ntran-;cr,, 'V.wy'"J-i Bay „ . c .Mr. and Mrs, E. Palmer; Vancouver, "/ho recent!/purchased a ho'Jso at Vesuvius Bc.y belonging to Mr.W.F. Thorbrrn,- will take up residence on Friday 23rd.

• • • . . Mrs. J.S« Wood, who has been spending afew days at Tan;ramnr, Vesuvius Bay, the gucs;- of Mr.end Mrs. Brian Markham, returned to Vancouver onSunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Wilkins, Vesuvius Bay,announce the engagement cF their only daughter;Martha Ann, to Mr. Robert James Reid, only son ofMr. and Mrs. James Reld, Vesuvius Bay, The wed-ding is to take place in St, Mark's Church on July8th at 2:00 p.m,

At the regular meeting of i-he South Salt Sp-ingWomen's In-tltute, held at the home of M'-s. M, Gyves.it was arranged to hold the Raspberry tea and horns

^tffckmg stall at the hone of the president, Mrs. R«Lee, on July 25th in the afternoon i Mrs. M. Gyveswas elected delegate to the W.L Conference whichis ^o be hold at Duncar on Sopti 29th. Much inter-est was shown in the letter received from the VictoriaW.I. Drama Club and membe's r.re locking forward toa future meeting at Futford with the Victoria visitors.The Socai W.I. Gladioli competition will be held onAugust lOi'h cit tha home of Mrs. Gyves.

A special Children's Flower Service will bs heldat St. Mary's Church on Ji,i!y 2nd at 2:30p»m. Thiswi!l ai'"o mcrk the closing of the Sunday School classesfor the Summer, and the prize giving. On Friday,July 7th, the Mother's Circie wi j ! hold a tea andhome cocking stall at the hem" of V'-s.A.McManusJ,-. at 2:30 p.m. On July 5th the sen or pupils fromSt., Mary's Sunday School are to be reared to a tripon the MV Mote1' Princess and will visit Fender Is.

for i-he day where they will picnic. On July 12ththe final wind up of Sunday schco! octivities will bea picnic for the junior members at the home of Mr>and Mrs. A» House.

Friends of Mrs. Erhel Wilson are cordially in-vited to aMend an "at home" at the home of herdaughter Mrs. Walter Mailoy, Welbury Point, onFriday/Juns 30th, bctv/cer' the i-iou'"s cf 4 and 7 p.min honour of her 9C"-li birthday. Mrs. Wilson ha;;been a resident of Salt Spring for the past 53 yrs.

The Salt Sp^ng "P.T.A. will hostess n gardenparty for Mrs. Jack Green, who is leaving theIsland to take up residence at Kitimct, at the homeof Mr,. & Mrs. J.D. Raid, Canal Road, on-Sunday,June25th. Mrs. Green's friends are cordially in-vited to attend between the hours cf 3 and 5:30 p.m.

The P.T.A. regrets there will be no swimmingclasses this summer due to the fact that the requirednumber of children (75) failed i-o register.

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Tr-p nnniun TH T^inniViunL! ui-n'hlJ Ib !™MJUI

GROOMS -.MEATS - Gil'-JStAL M^CHANDISE

ANGELUSAR^HVA I (y

FIESTA- 11 a.m.ADMISSION

BAR-B-QUE - 2:30 p.m.$ 2 . 0 0 a d u l t s53^ children under 12

DRAY/ PRIZE ON ADVANCED SALE OF TICKETS; . O N L Y !f < /Tickets may be obtained from:

-\ V Mrs . J. Money, Saturno I. and- 'K^ '^orPhoiy'-Gulf Is.. -37---M „ ,-"' A^-K^' r • ; ( —""'n— •• y--.

The Gulf Hands Cetera Club held a workshop IF the weather is not suli-ablo 't \";i! be hc!d Inlest v/eek at the home of Mr. & Mrs. W. Seymour on Mahcn Hall. This picnic precedes the outdoorthe subject of "Close-up". The workshop was Dut'iino ' square dance to be hoid on Harbour House Hotelinto practice whet they imrncd ar the last lecture. grounds at 8:00 p.m. on Sctorday, Juno 24th.During the evening, the Ccmera Club presented Mrs.J. Green with a set of sh'^r/ distance camera lens in a Acco''d;^g So the official report of the debate on theappreciation of Mrs. Green's ss.'yicns to tho club. esl-lrnctc's of the Public Works Dept.,. the Hon.W.F.Mrs., Green \vill be leaving shortly to join her hus " MatH-iows (err mem.ber of Pc>-!iament) had this toband in Kitimct. s^y c;i June 15th: "....,There are certain locations

——_,__..-_---—.__--— j^ Canada where a program of public works makes a

Miss Penny Trelford, daughter of Mr. & Mrs.We great difference to the welfare and prosperity of theTrelford, is spending her hc.!idays at the Trelfo-d people living there. One such pbce is Ganges, on"Lazy T" Dude Ranch at St. Mary's Lcke, Sci; Spring 's'and. There are no large pcyrolls or

——_._-_————„—. _—_ industry at Ganges end the cs.'-a'biishmcni- of a boat

The W. A. of the Ganges United Church will hild a ; bnri-i \vou!d updoubtodiy edd 'o t;-.s p'osperity of thatStrawberry Tea and Bake Sale of the home cf Dr« N. v.'ond^rful harbour. I t"-gc i'-io n-ini£;s,- to give thisHughes and Miss Herd on Thursday, June 29i-h at 2:30 ; metre;- innc-dicro end caref'J! cor.sic'c.-anon. Thep.m. The public is cordially invited to attend. Depart-icnt o-' Public Works has made n survey in

_-___„„.....-_—--.—-- -_ connection •\'/i'''h a boat bcsin ot Ganges, and I haveKaye Rowe, feature w.-ii-or and fashion editor of the been advised '-hat the proposal has been placed on theBrandon, Manitoba SUN is the gu' t of Mr. & Mrs. j departn-icn'-'s advance planning prog-am. Each yearCharles Moat., Miss Rowo is cnroutc to her home from 'i hundred's of i-oats cruise the wate"s cf Salt Springa vacation in Hawaii. Island; mcny of thcrn r,o '•o Ganges 'r'-rbcu:' !:•":• '"•e-

,.. . --—___._-..----.„_..---.,_--—. 1 C.-1:-.-; •";_; ryo',:- pccuj,.^!'-y cf Gonces there is not

Mr. and Mrs, Henry Fo'vler of Woigrave, North Harrp-i enough mcc-ing space for them. Ganger, Harbourton, England are visiting Mrs, F. Frcdrickson of- Sics In the centre of the bes; crulsinci waters in theChurchill Road. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Fowler of j world. Ganges has ail tho facil?;1^ i-eeo'ad to makeVancouver and Mr. Robin Fowler of Alaska/ sons and it the best boctir.o ccni-o on the we:': coast. Theydaught or-in-law cf Mr, & Mrs. Fowler were week - have boat repair yards/ a fino hc-spirc:!/ pocd doctors,end guests, stores and shops n'; required by the boding public.

__.„.,.-.- _._ ,_.-.__._— ' a:ik that the mini3''e- give this irrportcnt matter

Bingo will be played this Friday ci- Our Lady of Grace v01'/ sor;ous consideration » . , „ , ! believe that

Catholic Church Hall of Q:i5 p,m. .——»—————_—"~™,'~~7""'' 1'" •''' '• :' "' •:n•-! •-> '""'' "" '^\ :t as

The jackpot is worth $42.00. ijJC|) ^0 ^T 1\ V ii^0 P00?10 =f Gc."Se3 have waited' l:'"". '\ •• \ f l i. r . . _ . _,r . .Li1; Ion;-' ei.ous'n for something that

jshou'd havG been dc"ie long ago."The Wagon V'/hoels Cirb cro holding j ;~'~a Picnic Supper at the Vesuvius 3cacH / ^at,6:00p.m. if the weather is nici

GANGES

WEEKLY" ~~-PICK-UP & D E L I V E R Y .

. E V E R Y W E D N E S D A Y ;P H O N E : 91

.'[ Connecting with coach li-ie bu;Jl ct Swartz Bay daily except Wed.ji& Sunday. Cu:; ! caves Gc.ngcs at|7:3Q a.m. and 5:30 p.m.

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