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to. make. ise “where she ‘sold, as well as her
hil living at Quami-~ own pottery, various crafts of

..the district, She also started up".

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“3. “they have been: able to: achieve." a,

Antricate Designs

dogwood pottery, Marjorie’ Ss.

“work includes: mugs, “free form:
flower: vases, bowls; casseroles,
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ers and many other imaginative
* She began by doing.

a simpler, freermotif, Als
very-popular. are the petroglyph
designs which she has used from
the Petroglyph Park in Nanaimo.

A - widow, Marjorie came to
Victoria and married again six
years ‘ago,’ Her husband soon

became as keen about art as she.

is. He now makes all the glazes
for . her. pottery... Making--the
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“Marjorie’s: pottery - has’ ‘been
on. display-at the Empréss Hotel
aswell as at-the Hudson~ Bay

“has had pieces
Centennial Square and. in shops
up- Island, ‘In addition, she has
shown. her work in the annual
fair at Duncan and inthe Saan-
ich Peninsula art Show, |

As well as. sharing an interest
An’ pottery. both Marjorie and

“Dudley ‘do Chinese brush paint- —

ing. For three winters. they
studied with Stephen Lowe.

“Celt is .a difficult art,’ ‘ex-
plained Marjorie, ‘because you:

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Thursday, January 16th until the

“end of the month. :
~Company’s « ‘pioneer; Village.. Shes.

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Fosters -
tirement years into a-‘productive

and creative period in theirlives, ~:
Theirs is a life to be envied and
: emulated.

Child” Dies

Mark. Christopher Mus- :
grave, age three and a mt
“years, died in Sidney “on”
_ January (il, 1969.” The
eldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher M, Scott, he
i$ survived by his par-
ents; -a..brother - Ian;
grand-parents, Mr.. and
» Mrs. TJ, Scott of Victoria, -
and “Mr. and “Mrs. §,C,.

Dickinson, of Sidney.

AL happy: couple. who share an’
enthusiasm for life and art, the «
have transformed“ re-.

“crafts. 1l a.m, to 4. 30 p.m m. On
. painting ‘L-peMse os

Wednesday,’ Jans: 22.< > AirCan- :
ada’ films, 2 p.m.

*. All« programs . take place at

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“ Senior’. citizens — of. the:

ney.
district welcome to all,

Little Response

from 1:30 to 9:30 pamareMt.

- Newton High School is asked to

contact the Sidney School’ Board.
BRIDGE RESULTS .

: “Winners at the weekly game s of 7
Sidney. Bridge. Club - held. at K.
of -P. Hall on Jan. 13th were;

Lt + Len and ‘Ruth Hellyer, 2 ~

D.C, Dickeson and C, T. Skin" .
Ter,

Looking back over the holidays, .
-Ymust..admit. that L- have long”
been bored with the traditional -

Christmas entertainment provid-

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nice if next’ years spectacular

if ‘I- never again see Santa with

< Rudolph, the Wizard of Oz, or

Scrooge, Tiny Tim and the’ rest
ofthe Christmas -Carol* gang,

-it “will” be quite soon. enough.

Therefore it was a-nice change
and very public spirited of the
Americans to send up their moon

“-shot.at “just.the right time to
brighten. up the holiday viewing,
~which it certainly did,

Those pictures of carth, taken

from ‘way out in space, were.
oTeally” fantastic;. while ‘the SuS--

“pense generaied “as, we. waited
“to see if. their’ engine .would
‘ switch on so ‘they’ could break
“out of the moon orbit, beat even
~ such. dramatic productions as
Batman ‘and Boy Robin. As this”
“one has been so popular. maybe

Uncle Sam will run an annual
Yuletide space probe in the in-
terest . of better. and brighter
It would be rather

came from the sky over Mars

~_or. from somewhere. in. the_ re-

ion of exotic Venus.

Another traditional item. that L

could do without was: the great
snowfall and cold wave, which

“caused me: nothing but trouble.-

Our first problem was that some-

- where in the eaves over the front
door, our roof sprang: a leak. ~
Snow. was: melting and “pouring.
in, ‘only to pour out again around
-. the socket of the. outdoor light.

As soon as.we noticed: the’ water
running over the bulb we switch-
ed off, fearing electrical. prob-
lems.- Then the area round the

~- socket promptly froze, blocking.

the exit, so the water started
coming through the lintel ‘and

‘down the inside of the: front
. door,
time that our entrance hall had-

‘Weill, I guess it was about

a good washing.

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«61 am asking for your vote on the basis of
experience, not sentiment - my experience
as a logger and lawyer, as a social worker
and magistrate, and as an active citizen
who knows the needs of this community
at first hand. I invite vou to compare
these qualifications with those of any

other candidate.’

ELECT

ERIC WINCH
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off that portion of the: roof, but

early the next morning we were. .
/ hit by problem number two, Our
pipes froze up, and there was

nothing -more frustrating. than
a ,house full of taps that won't
produce. « Luckily my: wife re-
membered hér hot water bottle,
and though the water may have

had a somewhat rubbery taste, —
the tea was hot and strong and

enabied - ‘us to™ face. the latest

disaster with a stiff upper lip.»
After breakfast we set:to work Ҥ
on the pipes with the blowing. |

out end of a. vacuum cleaner.

. Then Allen Pugh came over from.

‘next door: with a- powerful heat-

er and Don MeMuldroch called:

around to give us sage advice
before proceeding on to the next
waterless . household.

on suddenly roared. into action
and we. nearly had another flood

-because I. had left the. plug in.
Sort. of .
proves you can’t win them all.

the bathroom basin.

Mind you, some smiles have

-come..out of. the deep.freeze.. I.

heard of a certain local lady,
maybe she had better be name-

_less, who. was..wakened on one *

of the coldest mornings, by her
teen age daughter.

The. lady had been expecting
an important long distance call

. $0 she sprang out of bed, grabbed
for a dressing gown with one.

hand, and with the other reached

.. for her dentures which had spent.

the night in a glass of water.

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amber. Well those dentures were

caught in a similar way, only-in .

a block of ice. Wonder whether
she managed to get them. thawed

out in time to take her phone

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