trom: California: to”
-ran “out of its. first. .
f° five thousand and

pies have been s prlted.
_- The |. Curve “of. Time by. the.
tele: M.. “Wylie Blanchet of Cur=

and a daughter, also of Campbell.

*-River, he’ leaves a brother Doc-

tor’: M..McKenzie‘of Sidney and,
three sisters, Mrs.: Ly: Nimmo
and Mrs. W.. Ibbettson. of Cen-
ral Saanich and Mrs. H, .Ken-
nedy, Sidney, B.C.-

» Services, under. the ‘auspices

“of Goldstream Lodge No. 161,

A.OFe. and A. M., B.C.R., were .

held at Sands’ Funeral Chapel in.
Colwood on March 27 with Chap- .

slain D.. “A. Hatfield officiating.’

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_ this ...area,.

ve. Trade, 9948" + 4th St. H.0.
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be pleased>
comments.’”’
“In reply, Ker, Priestman and
Graeme stated bluntly, ‘‘We be-

to” have your

“Weve that the problems ‘associ-

ated with the disposal of sewage

_ €Until the Regional District
_of.: the ‘capital of British Col-
“umbia establishes its policy for

“would be premature.’ wee
Upon. receipt of this blunt mis-

-sal,:Cimco wrote to Reeve Cum-

ming and stated, ‘Unless -your

- engineers can be prevailed upon

to deal with the application it

“swould:'seem* “that we and Deep :
*~ Cove - Chalet are. striving to no

avail.’ -

He did say “We ask- for. and

* expect engineering advice to be

“the best possible. Political deci-
sions are for council to make.”

. After much discussion Coun- -

cillor J.H. Wilson urged that
council ‘seek the approval of the
Regional: Board fer. the original

proposal, subject to certain re-.:
_| quirements and standards. Coun-

‘cil agreed,
-Perhaps the.end is’ in sight.

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- Beacon. Ave. ‘Sidney.

Such a play is ‘Poachers Hone
moon’?,
T.V. playwright, Peter Cayley.

Following: months: of historical
research,.

has been accepted by. CBCs Mid-

May. 15, under the able directi

_of producer Norman Newton:
. extended seripti is now being writ=
: ten for the -B.B. L,,: -London,- and ::
‘will prove to be valuable publi=

city for British Columbia,” ioe
The story is based on the early

-“maritime- history of our West

Coast: in: the’ exciting days of the.

_sea otter traders. In it we meet

Francis Barkley, a sixteen year-
old bride, who was the first white

“woman ‘to visit the shores of

what is: now British Columbia -

- ’ before.the days of Fraser. and
” from. your elient’s property are
> political rather than technical.”

Mackenzie. . We: meet Captain®

.Charles Barkley, her. young hus-
band, who ‘became the re-dis-.
‘ coverer of the Straits of Juan de
Fuca, and. ‘Doctor John Mackey,’
further. discussion

who ‘marr id: :into ~ the... Nootka .

‘Indians at the time of ‘the great

Maquinna,

In.a one-hour programme. we
are given intrigue, pathos and
bloody . murder, as Americans,.
‘British and Russians compete in
their claims to the fur. trade of
our Pacific Coast. Those who

” consider history to be boring

The reeve then presented his ~
“report which essentially sum-
marized. the-situation .to- date, -

should. join . the. ‘‘Imperial
Eagle’ on her ‘voyage to the
‘unkown, . since -the CBC request-
ed an extra scene to ‘‘bring the
listenar down to earth again’’.
. Peter Cayley was born inEng-
land and first visited B.C, asa -
fifteen-year-old ships boy, de-
ciding . then: that -he would one
day become a‘ Canadian. ~Fol-
lowing World War Two, in which
he» was .a°-R/A.F.- fighter’ pilot

“and later a Ministry of Aircraft

Production Operations Officer to
-an Air Ferry Pool, he endured

“a spell as ‘a hotel. manager. in-
Tondon, Paris’ and’ Amsterdam.»

He ‘began | to write seven years

by... Victorias radio: and:

the ‘. completed work ~.

Aq : n
ne huge fireplace and beautiful.
>spring : flowers -from ‘the. garden’
of Pierre and Grace Timp sur-
7 ounded. the platform, as @ com-
liment to ‘the young. guest’ artist

; -who was to perforin.” -

-Mrs. Gordon. ‘Walker,. wife ‘Of

a 7 the rector of St. David's s-by-the-
~“Sea, presided at the tea-table

ago, eventually se) ling ‘his plays
to B.B.C., T.V.. He became a
protege of George Devine, of

~Londons Royal Court Theatre, for =
~ whom he wrote a-stage play in

1963,- only to destroy iton learn-.

‘ing: that U.K. Income Tax would

leave him the equivelent of tive
cents in the dollar! .

‘Arriving: in Victoria three
years ago, he made:his’ first
“Canadian salé to CBC, Montreal. ~
Now Specialising in works with
a B.C.. setting, we can expect .
further. of -his plays that will’:
tell. our provincial story both -
here and abroad:

Amateur theatre patrons will
have an opportunity. to:see Mr..
Cayley perform as an actor in
the play ‘“‘Dear Charles’ Which.

-Will -be presented by Peninsula

Players in Sanscha Hall, Sidney *°
‘in ‘about six weeks time. He will”
take . the.” part of Sir Michael.-

DOG SHOW |

_The Vancouver Island Dog Fan-
cier's: Ass'n, C.K,C.: Sanction ~

‘Dog’ Show will be held at the

Brentwood Community Hall, Wal--

lace Dr., Sunday April 7th. En-"~

tries will -be tcken at the door
for all purebred. puppies and
dogs-12~1:30 p.m.

Spécial Junior Handling Class~ .
es will be featured. Judges are
Ford Flechar, well-known pro=:
fessional’ handler, and = Mrs.
Eileen'Fraser bothofVancouver.
This is ‘ideal training for novice
dogs and: puppies: who will later.
‘wish to be shown by. their owners:
in championship shows. a

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name it. Free estimates, Phone
- 836- 4145."

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“WORK GUARANTEED -
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would - like to enrol limited num=~

. ber of Piano students for Easter

term. 2494 Beaufort. Rd. “Phone
(856-4474. aan

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Call 656~4040. a
has » 18-4 aad

THE BUILDER. Ss

“and. guests enjoyed afternoon tea

prior to the concert.

The -first guest pianist was
‘ Allison’ Marshall, «who
studied .in Calgary. and Toronto
before coming to Victoria where —
she became a pupil of Miss Noel ~
A‘M.. Smith. She received her :
ARCT diploma: from_ the Royal
Conservatory of Music’ and is
now studying with Robin Wood,
Miss Marshall is a “dedicated

~musicianand-in* order - to- tin="""

ance further studies, - She is

doing part-time nursing, having .

“graduated. from Calgary General .

Hospital. “She also teaches twelve

JERSEY COWS |

WIN HONORS.

Saanichton cattlemen have been
awarded: honours « ‘forthe milk~
“producing” performances of their
_ jersey cows by. the Canadian

_ Jersey’ Cattle= Club -of ‘Toronto, |...

Warwick Jo. Ann's. Dot, a jer-

“sey cow in the ‘herd of J.A,
Wright has been awarded a-Ton
of-Gold: certificate for: ‘produc- - ao

ing 2,082 pounds of. putter fat-.
She-is also the
winner. of two siiver, four gold
medals anda medal ‘of merit.

‘To qualify for the Ton of Gold --

award a cow must produce at
least 2,000 pounds of butter ‘fat .
in four consective years.

R.L. .Mutrie also of Saanich-
ton, is. the owner. of. Glenhagen

- SBR. Star, which has been rat

“ed excellent and awarded a Ton.

" She | pro-"..
. duced 2271 pounds of butter: fat”

- in: 1440 days. ;

“ot Gold= certificates”:

fee POST

If I haven't got it,
- I ean get it...

If Ican’t get. it,
‘You forget it.

= First St. - Sidney
= Phone 656- 2469"

TUTORING TO GRADE: VIU, RE-=- _
- medial reading, phonics and ari-. -

thmetic. 656-4153, 12-4.

STEVE’S LANDSCAPING, COM-_

plete landscaping, tractor work,
tree topping, bucking and felling,

~ fruit ‘tree. and rose pruning and:

spraying. | 2293. Malaview Ave.

Phone 656-3182, 4-9 ‘Pm, otf

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SANITARY. GARBAGE SERVICE:

2Att-

man to cut. lawn and miscell~
aneous,: one or ‘two. days each
Phone 662-

2105. 14-1

FoR’ ALL SHELL PRODUCTS
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Apply Box R Review or phone
656-1063, 14-2,

;CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK OUR
friends and neighbours for their
acts of love and sympathy, dur-
ing our recent loss of wife and
‘mother, and also extend grate~
-ful thanks for the floral tributes,
as well as the generous gifts
to the Living Memortal Fund;
Rev, F.R. Fleming and family,
14-1

WE. WISH TO EXPRESS OUR
sincere thanks and appreciation
to our many friends and neigh-
bours for messages of sympathy

and acts of kindness during our.

recent bereavement, Jean, Linda
and Peter Clark, 14-1

WOULD LIKE TO THANK

Ray Bowcolt,

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Tues: April 9
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Rentals Mrs. O. Thomas, Tel. 656- “1654

“young pupils:in musics!)

- Performing‘on the ; Nordheimer +

parlor. grand piano, she delight-__ Q
“ed “her ’.audience “with © the first”
two movements of Haydn’s Son-.

ata in E“flat, No. 1 and Etude
Opus No.3 in°E major... Her

final selection was Chopin's Pol-

onaise Opus 26, No. 2 in E flat

minor, Prior toperforming each |:

selection, Miss: Marshall, ex-
plained ‘some. of the history of
the composer and his’ inspiration.

-for the particular’ work,

“Nora. Freeman. ‘both from’)

land: who’ are now on ‘a’ world.
tour were. ‘recent guests of M

'-D.. Cole, Fourth’ St.; +p and Mi

and Mrs. C.J... Douma, First St
“Mr. and Mrs..G.R.L, Warren,

- McTavish -Rd.,~ have spent” the

past week in. -Yachats, Oregon,’

-where they visited with the for-

-mer’s brother-in-law - and: “8

_ ter, Mr. and Mrs. FEM, Rob:

Miss “Marshali= will = perform... inson

again in two week's time, andfor _ -

a pleasant afternoon drive, with
fine music anda delicious tea,

_this:fireside recital should prove...
a very welcome treat.

“After. listening to Allison Mar-
shall: perform, it should not be
difficult to. foresee her. decision
between her music and her career

_in nursing. -.

FASHIONS ON N PARADE

The Jobs Daughters of Bethel :
54 of Sidney cordially invite one’
and «all to attend their fashions
on parade. ~The modelling will
begin at .2. p.m. on Saturday,
April 6.in Sanscha ‘Hall...

All new ‘spring outfits will be

direct. from. the Petite Shop in:
- Victoria, 20 2. |: oa
Door prizes - have ‘been don-

* ated by Bettes Beauty Salon,

Sidney. Dry Goods, Holloway:
Florist, Local Butchers, Rust’s

. Jewellers, Safeways of Canada *

and Styletone Cleaners. _
' Tickets will be drawn through-
out the complete afternoon.”

‘Vivian Cowan ot Sidney will be»

the com mentator. Refreshments...

: will be served."

'W.J, Wakefield has return
- his ‘home on Third St., following:
a stay. in Rest Haven Hospital.:
-- Owing: to: the illness: ‘of: Presi
- dent "Mrs,
Ss. -Watling,° ‘Vice-preside
Sided at-the Rotary Ann meeti

_ held “at the -home® of “Mrs.: c

“ Johnson, 4th Street with 12 mem
bers present. At this meeting
number of nicely-knit squares for.
.the: afghan. were turned in. While :
Some of. the. ladies brought along:
articles for" the hamper it
expected .that ‘further donation
‘will arriveat the ‘next™ meeting
~to be held ‘at the -home of Mr
_P, Drummond, . “ANS Bay :
- After plans for ‘the. home cook=
ing . sale. were. discussed, -. the

: ‘meeting was ‘adjouned and

_freshments served, -Co=host=
‘esses were Mrs. S.- Watling.
Mrs, J. Bruce and Mrs. R. Wil
liams.- The= prize ; donated: by:
. Mrs. W. Cowan. was: wo Py
Mrs. T; Holloway,

- Application of» Michael Wil
liams ‘for. perm.
pictorial sign facing i
“Highway advertising: the kenne’
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nurses on second floor and.

Doctors Moffoat and Walsh,

_.chutch members, neighbours,

friends and my family for cards -

and lovely flowers while I was
4 patient in Rest Haven hospital:
Mrs. Alice Baldwin. 14-1

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