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Thursday, February 10th, 1966 Salt Spri-ng Island DRIFTWOOD Page 31LIBRARY GRANTIN MAGISTRATE'S COURT :CHARLES"R. HORELDOUBLED IN 1965 Mr. Joseph Moulton, NOTARY PUBLICMrs. H.C.Giegerich,Fulford, was fined $20 for Wi I Is - MortgagesDr. O.L.Stanton and Johnspeeding on the Fulford- Conveyancing -'DocumentsR. Sturdy were re-electedGanges Road.PHONE: 537-5515to the library board for furthertwo year terms at theMr. Reginald Taylor,Ganges, was fined $15 forannual meeting of the S.S.operating a trailer without [DominionI.Public Library Associationa license.held last Friday in the LegionHall. Mrs.S.H. Hawk-"HOTEL"VICTORIA'S WONDERFULMr. Harold Shoplandwas fined $15 for speedingins was elected for a term* Newly Renovatedon the Lower Ganges Road.of one year.* Dining LoungeMr. W. Thorburn wasDr. Stanton will continueas board chairman and* Free Parking*T. V./ined $15 for failing to filean income tax form on time.Mr. Sturdy as secretary.Mrs759 Yates St. EV 4-4136Hawkins is the new treasurer.IVICTORIA , B.C.•As expected the boardAnoHiei oia uuin went thai^u-y»viy-airer Jo or moreyears the heavy snow was just too much, the barn collapsedleaving one wall undecided.This is Claude Hamilton's;barn on the Isabella Point Road, or it WAS a barn.Bea Hamilton photo.Officers of St.Mary's Guild for 1966 - President MissD.Anderson, Vice President Mrs. Les Mollet, SecretaryMrs.Andy Stevens, Treasurer Mr. R. R.Alton and on thecommittee Mrs. A. Davis, Mrs. Edward Lacy (not in thepicture)Bea Hamilton photoSALTSPR1NG ISLANDC.G.l.T. ATTEND RALLYAT NANAIMOThe Saltspring Islandsenior group or the CGITattended a rally of Vai,ouver Island CGIT in Nanaimo,February 5th, attheBrechen United Church.Rosemary and MarilynneBrigden and Joyce Kayewere bi I leted over night andattended the banquet andclosing vesper service atreported a successful operatingyear in 1965 with sizeableincreases both in membershipand circulation. Itwas announced that thebuilding debt had been cutto less than $1000, withthe hope that public supportwould help to erase it entirelyin 1966. The secretarystated that the provincialgovernment grant for thepurchase of new books hadbeen more than doubled inthe past year, indicative,he said, of the continuedgrowth of the library andof its position among thesmall public libraries ofBritish Columbia.Dr. Stanton thanked thevolunteer - librarians fortheir invaluable help. Mr.W.M.Mouat acted as chairmanduring the election ofboard members. There wasa large attendance.Brechen United Church.Those girls attendingwith their leader Miss M.Corbett were Ainslee MacQuarrie,Rosemary and MarilynneBrigden,Joyce KayeLynn Carlson and AudreyScarfe. Mrs.Walter Carlsoniassisted with the transportation.ISLAND GARAGECOMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE— ANTI - FREEZE —ATLAS BATTERIES ESSO PRODUCTSATLAS TIRESTOWING SERVICEGANGESPHONE: 537-2911f IMPERIAL£ssoDEALERCam Bastedo Agencies LimitedLISTPhonesREAL ESTATEINSURANCECHOICE WATERFRONT LOTSREASONABLY PRICEDNOW FOR IMMEDIATE ACTIONOffice 537-5363Res. 537-5649 Mr. BastedpRes. 537-5667 Mr. ButtISLANDWELL DRILLINGwater wellsOWNER - OPERATED RIG REASONABLE RATESW.J. WILLIAMS, .Lad/smith, B.C.PHONE: CH 5-2078Contact Doug Parsons, R.R.MOU AT BROS. L.M.TEDserving the Gulf Islands since 1907PAINTLUMBER/PLYWOODT» -c -*XGYPROC,Ganges, B.C.•I — i HTT/f _..... *^ff" ,jHARDWAREj" BB m[B.C. CEMENTTHE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF BU I LD I NG MAT ER IA LS IN THE GULF ISLANDS.

Thursday, February 10th, 1966Published weekly on Salt Spring Island, James DJWard, Editor, Post Office Box 250, Ganges, B.C. --Phone: 537-2211. Authorized as second class mail, PostOffice Department, Ottawa, Postage paid at Ganges,B.C. Subscription rates, $2.50 per year in Canada;$3.00 elsewhere. Advertising rates on request. Liability!to advertisers limited to space bought.BemyValentineNext Monday February 14th we once againcelebrate the feast day of the Roman martyr priest,St. Valentine.Early in its history the poor Saint's day somehowgot confused with the lowly pagan virtues ofthe celebrants and became a day when lovers werefree to make flowery declarations to their beloved.!n more recent centuries sending cards cameinto vogue with verses sentimental:-"Howdo I love thee?Let me count the ways ..."or nostalgic:- "The longest day is in June they say;The shortest in December.They did not come to me that way:The shortest I rememberYou came a day with me to stay,And filled my heart with laughter;The longest day - you were away -The very next day after".or confused:-or cynical:-"I gotta love for Angela.I love Carlotta too.I no can marry both o 1 dem,So w'at I gonna do?""I have been faithful to thee,Cynara! in my fashion."or triumphant:- "Oh, I'm in love with the janitor's boyAnd the janitor's boy loves me;He's going to hunt for a desert isleIn our geography."Compliments are often sent anonymously whichgives free rein to the sentiments of the shy suitorwho is too scared to come out from cover with hisdeclaration of iove. Nowadays the shy ones tendmore to the insulting comic cards as a token oftheir love.Anyway this is the season for hearts and flowersand Cupid's busy little bow. Poor St. Valentine'smartyrdom is almost forgotten but his feast daywill likely go on forever or at least so long as"love makes the world go round".i IN THE HOUSEby David D. Stupich 7 MLAThree days of bright,sunny weather, two cloudydays, fifteen speakers havegone by since His Honourread the Throne Speechand the debate grinds on.Speeches so far have rangedfrom a high of 2 hoursand 2 minutes to a low of37 minutes.Perhaps because I amour side's Debate Leader inAgriculture I found thespeech delivered by CyrilShelford, Socred MLA fromOmineca, to be the mostinteresting so far from theGovernment side of theHouse. He did a very goodjob of outlining some of theproblems facing people inthe rural ridings and particularlythe farmers.For manyyears now the farmers havebeen faced with higher costsof production and steadyor even declining prices forthe products they sell.On Tuesday afternoonof next week ! will be goinginto this same topic inmore detail and at that timewill be presenting the NewDemocratic Party policystatement on Agriculture.As a supporter of thegovernment Mr. Shelfordstopped short with his presentationof the problemsfacing the industry. In deifenceof the government,ofwhich he is a supporter, hejargued that little could bejdone on a provincial level.As the opposition spokesmanit will be my task tooutline some of the measuresthat a provincial govem-' ment could take, and meas-Sait Spring Islandures that a NDP governmentwould take to improve thestatus of the agricultural industry.Mr. Turner,NDP, MLAfrom Vancouver-Eqst andDean of the House is nowstarting his 26th year in thelegislature. He spoke onWednesday of this week andas is natural for a memberrepresenting Vancouver,dwelt maintlv on the finan-(Cont'd top.7.col.l)^.i Dear Sir -"For the first timein our lives we had the shakingexperience of having tocall the Fire Department fora chimney fire.The amazingly quick responseof our volunteer brigade,whichwent into actionwith such skill and cool efficiencyimpressed us immensely.We should like to remindany uninformed inhabitantsof Saltspringhow veryfortunate we are to havesuch a fine service,so cheerfullygiven for the asking.These men, suddenlycalled from their variousoccupations, were so courteous,reassuring and carefuleven to the point of wipingtheir feet before enteringour smoke filled house!They were so pleased to beable to use their new smokeblower which cleared thehouse in a few minutes.Thanks to their methodsand a well built chimney,we suffered no damage.Weil may we be proudof our fire chief and hiswell trained men with theirsplendid equipment."Sgd - Mrs. Dorothy E.JamesDRIFTWOOD Page 4Haven't yet caught last('year's champion pancakeracer on the track. Perhapsjboss-man Ramsey has herDraining in secret. Race will^be held on the causeway,February 22nd.! TANNUALMEETINGS' '

Thursday, February 10th, 1966HOCKEY NEWSIntermediate LeagueLees, Mr & Mrs Stone, Mr& Mrs Carlin.fordl, Mr & Mrs F. Morris,Mr Alexander & Mrs FellowsIn the two games of the Winners in Class B - Mr & Mrs Reid, Mr & Mrs.intermediate league Gangei Mesdames Hammett & Atkins E,Parsons,Mr & Mrs.Clark-South defeated Fernwood Hawksworth &Hook,Rhod- son, Mr & Mrs.MacDonnell,Flyers 5-3, and Fulford es & Jefferies, Day & Will- Cpl.Rhodes & Mr. Fendall,Canadians defeated Ganges iams, Leggett & Goodman, Mr. &Mrs. R. FoulisNorth 7-2. The stars of thelM. Gardnerand I.Mouat, Mr.first game were Eric Booth, & Mrs Lamb, Mr & Mrs Trel-Jay Rozanno and WayneBaylor and of the secondCHURCHES.ie Paddy Akerman, DavSunday, February 13thid Stacey and Jay McMan- ANGLICAN - St. Nicholas 1 , Holy Communion -us. 9:00 a.m. St. George's , Ganges, ChoralSenior League Communion 11: a.m.; St. Mary's, Fulford,The two games of the Evensong - 2:30 p.m. St. Mark's, Central,senior league saw the Dyn- Evensong - 7:30 p.m.cmiters beat the Leftovers UNITED - Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.; Ganges, Morn-13-7 to win their first gamei ing Service, 11 a.m.; Burgoyne Bay, 2:30 p.m.of the season and the Coug- ROMAN CATHOLIC - Our Lady of Grace, Ganges -ars increased their first Holy Mass, 9 a.m.; St. Paul's, Fulford -place lead by beating the Holy Mass, 11 a.m.Hawks 10-6 in a very closegame. The stars of the firstgame were John Roland,Dennis Beech and HenningSatermo, and of the secondgame Morry Akerman, NormanStevens and Don Bates.BRANCH 92, ROYALCANADIAN LEGIONBRIDGE TOURNAMENTWinners in Class A-W. M. Mouat & C. Wagg,Mr.& Mrs. D. Guickshank,Mr & Mrs B. Greenhough,Mr & Mrs Peiler, Mr & MrsSturdy, Mr & Mrs EmerslundMrs Timber & Mrs Stock,Mr& Mrs A.M.Brown, Mr &Mrs St. Denis, Mr Westin &Mrs.Monk,Miss Anderson &Mrs Roddis, Mr & Mrs NormanMouat, Mrs. Stafford &partner, Mrs. Ash by &• MissMcMANUSSHELL SERVICECOMPLETE AUTOMOTIVEREPAIRS & SERVICEPROPANE AGENCYMcCulloch CHAIN SAWSFULL GOSPEL CHAPEL - Sunday School and AdultBible Classes, 10:30a.m.; Evening Service,7:30 p.m. __ACROSS1-Watchpocket4. Beasts ofburden9-Confederategeneral12- F e m a I esheep13-Slumber14.Doctrine15-Atmosphericconditions17-Leases19- Musical instrument20-Withered21 - Underworld23-Reachedacross26-War god27-Neqates28-Roman gods29-Landmeasure30-Femalcc31-Metal fast-' ener32-Postscript(abbr.)33- European34-Small valley35-Continuedstories37-Journeysforth38-Sicilianvolcano39-Unit ofItalian currency40-Sacredchoral composition42-Altar screen45-Silkworm46-Wipe out48-Sea eagle49 • Afternoonparty50- Depressions51-Period oftimeDOWN1-Smallnumber-Be in debtt- Hayingwhiskers4- ResidueREAL ESTATE3/4 ACRECROSSWORD PUZZLE5-Wintervehicle6-Weight ofIndia7-Coliege degree(abbr.)8-Scatters9.Fabric10-Superlativeending11.Printer'smeasure

Thursday, February 10th, 1966 Salt Spring Island DRIFTWOOD Page 6BUSINESS DIRECTORYGULF PLUMBING & HEATINGFRED LUDDINGTONFurnace & Oil Burner ServiceFREE ESTIMATESPHONE: 537-5314FOR ALL YOURBUILDING NEEDSCONSULTCRUICKSHANK CONSTRUCTIONPHONE: 537-2950 or 537-5628E R N I EB O O T HPLUMBING & HEATINGLENNOX-SPEED QUEEN DEALERSUPER HOT WATER HEATERSPHONE: 537-5712Salt SpringFreight Service LtdVWing to all Vancouver Island pointsAll Enquiries -537-2041(Daves Record Service by Rec Centre)AAGE VILLADSENBUJLDING CONTRACTORQuality Homes, RenovationsAdditions, Cabinets, Free EstimatesGANGES PHONE: 537-5412STARLITE SALONEXPERT HAIR STYLINGFor Appointment,PHONE: 537-2815W.J.MOLLISONREADY-MIX, CEMENT, GRAVELSUPPLIES, ROAD FILL, etc.PHONE: 537-2031 Box 73, GangesGULF ISLANDSWINDOWCLEANINGRugs, floors, etc.Phone: 537-5417Patchett PlumbingNEW INSTALLATIONS - REPAIRSFREE ESTIMATESPHONE: 537-5724BURGOYNE DAIRYRAW MILK - 25$ quartJERSEY-GUERNSEY MILK 28$ qt.Delivery - Monday & FridayPHONE: 537-2867CHIMNEYCLEANINGSERVICERoofing, Gutter CleaninjW.G. Mossop, R.R. '& Repairing!1, FulfordW BANGERTCONSTRUCTIONFirst class residential & commercialAdditions & Remodelling 537-5692Dutch!Beauty Salon9 a.m. to 5 p.m.TUESDAY TO FRIDAY(Wed evening by appointment)Phone: 537-2811Dick'sRadio & TVSALES & SERVICEPHONE: 537-2943LEISURE LANES5-PIN BOWLINGMonday through SundayReservations if desiredPHONE: 537-2075 or 537-5305Scarff Equipment,ltdMOLetPhone: 537-2920WorW Wide MovingGJO.T.HE GJJJ.FJ ISLANDS?Move YouLOCAL & LONG DISTANCE MOVINGPHONE: MUTUAL 3-1393992 POWELU STREET, VANCOUVER 4. B.C.S A L TS P R I N GGarbage CollectionS E R V I C EPHONE: 537-2167W. C. CARLSONSHEET METALOIL & GAS HEATINGG-ANGES Phone: 537-2914Nels DeqnenBulldozingLAND CLEARING - EXCAVATIONSROAD BUILDING, etc.Phone: 537-2930 P.O^ Box 63NORTHWESTERN CREAMERYP R O D U C T SContact: G.M. HEINEKEYatPHONE: 537-5732Delivery twice wee k I y, GANGES REC CENTRE[10a.m. - llp.m. Mon. to Sat., SNACK BAR BARBER SHOP- BILLIARDS -Haircuts by appt. if desiredPHONE: 537-5740B R O W N'SSEPTIC TANK andSEWER ROOTER SERVICE970 Dunford Ave., VictoriaPHONE: 537-5712SHEFFIELD RADIO TVSALES & SERVICEYOUR RCA VICTOR DEALER[Guaranteed manufacturers service toall makes — Fully licensed[Colour TV Specialist Phone 537-5693BELGROVE HOUSE REST HOMEBRENTWOODBAYSerene, Homelike AtmospherePrivate and Semi-privateMrs. P.L. Irving, R.N. 652-1552BEERFOR SALEPhilco Fridge - cross topfreezer, also chiller tray,$65.00Chest of drawers, 2 Ige. &3 small drawers, cream,$6.50 Phone: 537-22493rd Edition Joe's Notebooknow on sale. Sponsored byC.W.L. See Mrs. Pdtchettat S.S.I. Trading Co."59 Pontiac Sedan, newpaint - reconditioned. 30day warranty.See SHELL SERVICE.Phone: 537-202326 ft. Cruiser - ChryslerCrown power - $1500 cashPhone: 537-2211Chrome dinette suite, table& 4 chairs. One double bed& mattress. 537-5489Good used TV's21" Admiral$69; 21 Fairbanks Morse-CLASSIFIEDTRADENear/iew electric mix$25 value - will trade~rW fwashing machine in workingorder - same value.Phone: 537-5501WANTED TO BUYSmall house trailer. Goodcondition, approx. 8'xl2'Phone: 537-2922Dinghy or small row-boat &oars. Must be sound.Phone: 537-5352WORK WANTEDFurniture refinishing, upholstery.Phone: 537-2038NOTICESOAPO Branch 32 meetingFeb. 17, St. Georges Hall2 p.m. followed by "Banjoselections & a sing-song.Members are asked to bring afriend or neighbour. Elsie|Thacker, Secretary.$69; 21" Fleetwood-$89;21" Philco - $89; 17" Spar- Salt s P r!n g Aut ° Wreckerston - $59. Up to $100 trade i & Garage - Complete motoron new 23" TV's. Up to $50 'overhaul, new & used parts,'welding, trailers built toorder, day & night wreckerservice, Phone: 537-5714trade on new 19" portable.TV's. DICK'S RADIO & TVPhone: 537-29433/4 bed, blonde wood head& foot board, Sealy boxspring in perfect condition$40; Wilton carpet, dullrose, 9' x 14' with underfelt$35. 5-drawer chestwith mirror $5; Specialprice for lot. 537-573621" Fleetwood TV in A-1working order - $69.Phone: 537-2839Steel lathe, T6 inch swing,6ft. bed. Plus attachments& 1-horse power electricmotor. Also logging arch.Phone: 537-5620Electric toaster $8; Electrickettle $5; Elec. heaterwith thermostat $15; Beattymangle ironer; Homko reeltypemower $35; oil kitchenrange with tank & stand fortrade on electric combinationrange or will sell. 537-2873BOTTLE PICK-UPdozen or moreCALL 537-2902 after 6:00 p.m.R. C. RIDERC.W.L. BINGO Friday, Feb.l.lth, 8:15 p.m. 50% proceedsas prizes. Jackpot $15.Refreshments will be served.W.A. VALENTINE TEA Sat.,February 12 at 2 p.m. St.George's Hall. Everybodywelcome.ILOSTIn vicinity Community Library50 ft. engineer's roll tape.Phone: 537-2279Have you remembered torenew your subscription toDRIFTWOOD?Chamber of CommerceANNUAL MEETING -Feb. 16- Legion Hall•ALECS MEATMARKETFRIDAY & SATURDAYS_P__E__C_2_A_L__S_CANADA CHOICE —— CANADA GOODSTEAKS - Sirloin )T-Bone) 79$ Ib.Club )Round Steak & Roast 67$ Ib.Rump ROAST 69$ Ib.Cross Rib ROAST 65$ Ib.Chuck ROAST ~(blade bone out) 55$ Ib.B & R BRISKET (lean) 55t Ib.I

Thursday, February 10th, 1966Salt Spring Island DRIFTWOOD Page 7VOGUECLEANERSWEEKLYPICK-UP & DELIVERYEVERY WEDNESDAY537-5549FRE E MOTH PROOF INGnot even consider the possibilityof our committee askingfor an opportunity tomeet in study sessions.: eb.US.d.>raryThis shot shows theProject for 1967.In The Housecial problems of municipalgovernments. He argued onthe need for maintainingthe lower levels of governmenton a satisfactory financialbasis.Governments at the locallevel are much closerto the people they representthat are the more seniorgovernments, and as suchare a truer representativeof our democratic way oflife. However their abilityboat Basin and its setting which is to be the location of the Island's major Centennialto raise money is very limitedin that they depend large-• |y on taxation revenuebased on property, and ongovernment grants. Sincemost municipalities feelthey are going as fast asthey can in increasing localtaxation, and are stil!'finding it extremely difficultto finance local governmentservices, the only alternativeseems to be forthe provincial governmentto increase its financialsupport.ENTER B-fi's mUSICRL SHOWCRSE NOW!AND WIN FABULOUS PRIZES!This morning we,had ourjonnual battle about standingcommittees of the legislature.A few of the eight standingcommittees that are setup annually do meet andfunction well. The majorityhowever meet only long enoughto elect a chairmanand secretary.A year ago in the AgriculturalCommittee the Chair-|man elected seemed sympatheticto the oppositionpoint of view as expressedby myself and Dave Barrett,B-A credit customers needonly make a credit card orbook purchase and they areautomatically entered. Every B-A purchase a separate entry. B-A cashp"!? customers simply forward proof of purchase forms available at SALTMOTORS to Box 1098, Mount Royal 16, Quebec. Then watch"Musical Showcase". You may win fabulous prizes.$100,000 GRAND PRIZE TOTHE WINNER OF THESTAIRWAY TO PARADISEAWARDNDP - MLA from Dewdney,We argued that the committeeshould ask the House torefer specific problems facingthe agricultural industryto the committee so that wecould call in delegations ofinterested persons and perhapsmake constructive suggestionsto the legislature.It would appear that thechairman - elect this yearhad come well prepared forour suggestions. He wouldTired?Feel Better FastWhen you feel tired, sluggish,headachy, all dragged out—feel better fast with Carter'sLittle Liver Pills. Gentle, sureCarter's Little Liver Pills havebeen helping Canadians forwell over 50 years.Each tiny pill containsCarter's exclusive formula thathas a very special action onyour liver. This special actionstim^atee the liver bile. Keepsit flowing freely. Aids thefunctioning of your digestivesystem. Eases away that tired,upset, sluggish feeling. Helpsyou feel good again.So the next time you feeltired, sluggish, headachy, takeCarter's Little Liver Pills andfeel better fast. Carter's LittleLiver Pills, only 49#.RED CROSSIS ALWAYS THEREWITH YOUR HELPIBAHATS ,.. . BELIEVE; .-. .._ Religion ^ is Human GrowthBaha'i's believe that within any human soul are enoldedthose qualities the world calls 'spiritual 1 : loveJcourage, generosity, and honesty. Life, or religion, isj•he process of developing them.We do not believe that man is a sinful creatureiaved only by the accident of birth into this religion orthat. Fear and guilt planted in childhood have donimore to keep man from God than almost anything else.For Baha'i's the world over, one of the greatest giftstheir Faith has to offer is this new understanding of thelimitless perfection open to the human soul.For information, without cost or obligation, writeP.O. Box 113, West Vancouver, B.C.HOMES FOR SALE -Close to Ganges from $6,000 to $13,400.Lake frontage from $10,700 to $11,200.Ocean frontage, near new home - $17,000.Advertising enquiries require more listings. If you haveproperty to sell, write details to:Ib.ASK YOUR B-A DEALER FOR A CREDIT CARD APPLICATIONSalt Spring Motors- PHONE 537- 2O12MISSMARG. JOHNSTON_ . .._.FA 5-7438WM. SINSER REALTY LTD. HE 4-87314553 Kingsway, Burnaby, B.C.

Thursday, February 10th, 196625 INCHES OF SNOWIN JANUARYHigh temperature in Januarywas 51 degrees on the13th. Low came early inthe month, January 4th at,(25 degrees. The 8.66 inchiesprecipatation included125 inches of snow.Maximum mean temperaturewas 42.2 degrees,minimum mean 33.8 degrees'In 1965 the high was 50;| degrees, low 27 degrees,!|with 6.91 inches of precipitationincluding 21 inches ofDuring the shooting / this eagle came over and circled snow.for some time curious as to who &ad invaded the area and Only 1 inch of snow was'what wasjjifooK :included in the 8 inches of10PERATION DOORSTEP BIRTHDAY PARTY ,!precipitation in 1964. ThatTO SALT SPRING HONORS MISS KERRIGAN iyear the_high was 52 degreesand low 32 degreesMARCH 1st - 3rd In honor of Miss JennieHaving archest X-ray Kerrigan, a birthday party:and T.B.skin test is not on- was 9 iven RESTORATION OFrecently by herilyf'ee but very simple whenOperation Doorstep comes;to the Island the first weekJin March.The Mobile Christmas;Seal chest clinic will loc-|ate at Fulford, Ganges andVesuvius during their stay'here.The clinics generallywork from 1-4 p.m. and 5-;9 p.m. Exact location andcousins Mr. and Mrs. LaurieMouat, at their home onChurchill Road. The eveningwas enjoyed with gamesand followed by a buffetupper.Those guests invitedwere Capt. and Mrs. NormanFiander, Mr. and Mrs.J.Foubister, Mr. and Mrs. M.Gardner, Mr.and Mrs. E.H.3ear, Mr. and Mrs. Ear!Hardie, Mr. and Mrs. A.L.time will be advertised.: Sponsors of Operation Door-! Pal ' erson / Mr ' and Mrs. Mac•step will be the W.A. to i Mouat, Mr. and Mrs. H.the Lady Minto Hospital I Shop land, Mr.and Mrs. D.for the North Island and Winter, Mrs. G.Bidwell,the Women's Institute for Mrs - 1-B.Devine, Mrs. J.the South.These ladies may, Parsons, Mrs.E.Vapaavouri,call you about Operation Mr.H.ExteI and David Parsons.Doorstep soon.Come as you are is thetheme of this programme,that will provide a free TBskin test arid/or chest X-ray for every member ofyour family over six monthsof age. No undressing isrequired, and the wholeprocedure takes less than:five minutes.Operation Doorstep is ajoint programme of the B.C.Department of Health andthe B.C. TB-Christmas SealSociety. It is made possibleby the annual sale of ChristmasSeals.Do computers worry about:what's going to replaceautomation?la It SprinWilfenfs[CHOCOLATES//;Reg. $1.19 />ISPECIAL189*.SITRADING iCOSCHOOL IN PLANS j PHONE: 537-5'521 (PHONE: 537-2822Beaver Pointy Communityhas long maintained the oldBeaver Point School whichwas in continuous operationfor a longer period than anyother school in the Province.This year they plan to 'put a new roof on the schooland hope the building maybe preserved as an historicmonument for our Island.Because the enthusiasticBeaver Point Community deservesfull co-operation intheir efforts local Lions haveoffered their hejp in the wayof a "Work-Bee" to help inthe re-roofing project.Your RED CROSS is+ ServingTodayReady for TomorrowSalt Spring islandGolf and -Co|untry ClubBUFFET; DINNERSATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19thSocial hour - 6:30Dinner -7:30$2.50 per personFOR TICKETS OR GUEST RESERVATIONSPhone; Mrs. Betty Mouat at 537-2230or Mrs. Kay Booth at 537-5373;tYourService(DRY CLEANINGl_& LAUNDRYGulf islands [CLEANERSW.L. MEETING jMrs. G. St. Denispresident of the C. W.L wasin the chair for the meetingFeb. 4 in Our Lady of Grace-Hall. Father W.M. Mudge!led the 12 members presentin the League prayer. :Father Mudge was pre-|fee percolator. Mrs. G. St.Denis and Mrs. Jack Lambwill attend the Regionalmeeting at Duncan Feb. 9.An interesting and livelydiscussion period followedthe business meeting. Teahostesses were Mrs. A. Jameskiand Mrs. Lamb.HARBOUR MOUSEDUE TO SOLID WEEKEND BOOKINGS THEMANAGEMENTREGRETS THEY WILL BEJJ_NAJJJ_TO_JJJJ/E__C_Hj_NJ_SJ_Fp_qD'SATURDAY, FEBRUARY i2th~Open for regular cuisine by reservation537-2133ALSO REMINDING YOU OF THESE COMING EVENTSFRI., Feb. 11 - CWL Bingo, 8:15, Our f Lady ofGrace Church hall.SAT., Feb. 12 - Anglican W.A. VALENTINE TEA,2 p.m. St. George's Parish Hall.Roller Skating, Fulford_Hall t 2 p.m.JS.JS p.m.MON., Feb. 14 - Adult Education GolfTessons beginat Golf Club.TUES., Feb. 15 - Guild of Sunshine annual meeting,2:30 p.m., United Church Hall.WBD. Feb. 16 - Chamber of Commerce AN.NUALMEETING, Legion Hall, 8 p.m.Camera Club meets 8 p.m. United Church Hall.THURS. Feb. 17 - OAPO meets* St. George's U HI,2 p.m. , -^WE NOW HAVE ALL OUR NEW FACILITIES FUNCTIONINGTHIS WEEK. WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK OUR CUSTOMERSFOR THEIR PATIENCE AND UNDERSTANDING SHOWN DUR-ING RECENT INCONVENIENCES ....(P.S.) It was really inconvenient for me too!NORMAN G. MOUAIPHONE: 537 -,5312BOX 347, GANGES. B.C.IMPERIAL ESSO SALES AGENTfV