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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW.

Wednesday, November 3, 1965

 Aimether it’s’ a fugue ‘py Bob. Goulet, Jimmy Dur- ~:
ante and Perry. Como «..°.-a comedy routine by Jack
“Benny. and George Burns... ..or a debate. between
rat Canadian political jeaders, "gnpressionist Rich ‘Little .
“ean handle all. the voices to perfection. And these ‘are
among the things he does on B Rich Little specials

to be broadcast. on CBC: radio’ s new Sunday ‘Show-
: case series during: the 1965-66 season. To add to the :
.comedy ‘and musical entertainment, Little will have
top Canadian antists’ ‘as guests on the various broad- -

casts. The new series ‘is: heard Sunday. afternoon on.
“fhe CBC radio. network.

‘Man of Many Voices

POTPOURRI >

Actually’ it’ was night. T lay: in v bed

THE DAY THE 1ERO )F FELL IN

the: dark listenin, to: the. howlin,
ale ° ocious . onslaught and 1. drifted - to

TINVADED = *
“Nos. it’s. the. wi andow,"” I. insisted, |:
'.T' picked’ up‘:

This was ‘my fear: the. branch
‘would. break. and: come. through. the
window! The wind continued its fer-

sleep, ‘restless and..wary as’ one is
when the . elements .take: command.
SAloud - crack and’: my-:-husband
‘and L-avere - jarred into «wakefulness:

"The window!” T cried ‘and swung

y RY. legs ‘over the. side: of the bed.
| I--could «feel: “pieces “of:
: fhought was glass under: my: bare |
“V feet, 005

“Right ‘through the | root!” cried

my. husband: ..

ME can. feel :the:

piece. but it: wasn’t glass.
bi

what. oS

At was.
e light | Surance: ook. ‘care

¢

, switched: on we. stared ‘at. the corner.

{.of-:the “room: ‘and there’ we ‘saw.a
‘| good ‘portion: of the tree protruding |:
j through our : bedroom ceiling.. Plas-
rowas -everywhere.. and’. the -rain
wile beginning - to. trickle ‘through.
It ‘seemed unreal): .°. a dream!
My. “husband : pulled on’ some
‘clothes ‘and. with nails, hammer and
building -paper,- ‘shingles; ‘tin, any-
thing “he could find ‘he -climbed- to
‘the = roof.. to’ make: a temporary
shield against. the rain,

GROTESQUE: VISION

telephoned . and: they came’ over - to.
view. the. damage.
blustery weather and saw where the
‘tree ‘had snapped sand: lay. on cand in
our ‘house::

‘trunk: stuck : through. .

-On-
7 were entertained: at ‘the Fulford ‘ Hall;
-|during. the’ afternoon, -
management of ‘the Fulford “Athletic. |

aS costume, - from’ the traditional. witch
~ to the ghost, and any ‘other identity:

‘|groom, -not ‘yet ‘school age, to. the

Our. neighbor’ s ‘light was | ‘on. $0: L aoe

We . stood in: the

“We -gaped “at'..the “BL O-, ee
‘tesque- -vision® ‘inside: where. the - tree a

We: were. fortunate in: that’ th the inh
“of: repairs. Glass

“ABOUT 65. AT FROLIC

‘By BEA HAMILTON.

“ Hallowe’ en: “Many children |
‘Under the

Club, over 65 children turned ‘out in.

that can be thought of. They were
valk ‘there, from ‘a tiny bride ‘and:

fierce . pirate.
Bood time.

And they’ all had 3 a

Under the ‘direction of. Mrs. Bev 7"
. the ‘start- |.

Gibson and~ Mrs.’ Kyler, -
ling processiion ‘paraded .around the
hall,

drop-out, as. some wee. ghostie. ran

with every: now and: then-a_

Mrs; ‘Ames. - However, the winners’
were: best Hallowe’ en — 1, Brenda
Simard; * Elaine « Patterson; - 3,
Kathy: tsikon best: dressed—1, : -An-
nette -Blaise;.~

Kathy “Roland... Comic—1,. Brenda

Jeffries; -2,- Jan Kyle; ..3,. Kathy
Krawchuck. :; Original — °1,.. Cheryl.
Bertram; '2,. Gordon: Gibson; *.3,

and. groom.

_ Games: “and refreshments, with

2, ‘Shelly Ellison; 3,

Debbie Woodley. ‘Special - “mention: :
Yvonne ‘and Kathleen Bradley, bride

IT IS A DAY FOR SMALL CHILDREN AND BIG
: PARTIES AS HALLOWE’EN COMES TO FULFORD —

‘candy, ended the. afternoon frolic,

members ‘who’ each: year. ‘give the
children ‘of»-Salt - Spring ‘Island ©: a.
‘happy. Hallowe'en. .

Though most of the children were
Jocal;- a number ‘came ‘from ‘Ganges

sors,. who. extend... a. hearty..thank
you. to the. judges ~ for their excel-

lent choices.

with: a vote’.of thanks ‘to. all: who
attended. and: assisted in’ any. way.
Anda special : thanks to the F.A.C.

and were welcomed. by the spon-

New Brownies —
Six “new | Brownies... joined... the
Brownie ‘Pack. last Wednesday -in
ceremony. , at St. George's Chur
Hall, at’ Ganges. ae ‘ 2
Their mothers were ‘present - ‘to. :
watch as Commissioner Hedgecock
pinned the ‘Brownie pins on Sharon -

and Lorraine: John, ‘Sherry: Ryles,,

Denise. Evans, Jeanette Cawker. and _

Valerie “Knowles. The «Brownies
were delighted . to. have. the. new
Tawny. Owl; Mrs. E: ‘Lacy, enrolled
as a Guide at the same. time. And
before tea’ -was ‘served,.-there was
one more :-important.. ceremony. to
perform, Linda Stacey and Mar-
garet Ramsey é achieved: their golden
bars.

from ‘the milling crowds.

: JUDGES

. The ‘judges. were: hes. C. Max- Reine
Mrs. J Be Severn, and Mrs.} 3.

well,
Victor Ames.’ =
We needed .: «prizes . for’

to.. mother * or daddy.. for comfort |.

all the. *
children,* they: ‘we ere so\.good,” said |

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