id: Monday at the Royal

ow: “Tecital.
icPherson Playhouse.

The guest is. Czechoslovakian

Sf , Eva Bernathova, who stu-
ied the ‘High School of Music
ast : and the, Vienna Aca~

«demy Music. :

Among.” the compositions ‘in
“which she: will: be: featured with
“the Victoria Symphony Orchestra

oyal Theatre concerts

“Music for the Royal Fireworks
Handel-Harty); ‘The Walk to the
aradise: “Garden

i Concerto for Piano and

(Frederick...

November: 2, 3, Russian vio-

‘linist Vladimir Lane man and pia-

“ “nist Alicia Mitshenko- Laneman;

“November 23, 24, Symphonic

: December , 1, 8,

January: 18,19, Canadian pia~

; nist Mari- -Elizabeth Morgen; :
February 1; ' °2,- French vio-

linist Christian Ferras;

“February 15, 16, guest con~ |
. ductor. Per Dreier, Norway;

March -1,. 2, Russian: cellist

-".” Mstislav Rostropovich; ° coe

' March 15, 16, French fautist
Jean Pierre Rampal, —

In addition to. their appearan-
ces with the orchestra recitals

“will: be’ given“at- the: McPherson
. Playhouse by. Mailcuzynski (Oct.
" 22), Lancman (Nov, §), Neblett
(Dec, 10), Morgen (Jan, 21), and
* Rostropovich (March 4),
. A’ special’ attraction will be
presented by the Symphony So-
- Giety at the Royal on: Sunday,
fe March 8, when the ‘King of the
- Guitar” Andrea Segovia gives ¢ a:

recital,
‘This will be followed on April

‘12 and:13 by Ciro and his Bal--].
let Flamenco.from Madrid,

Se ee

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: An Evening -
{ at the Opera’? with Soprano Carol’
: ‘Neblett and basso Jan Rubes:
“with a guest artist fol-. _
‘Octe 12 at.

“| four visitors’ present,

ry y’s ‘TO BODY.

le Collision Repairs
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“| hall..
: president:

October 1969.

The v water | restrictions imposed
on. 15th June 1969 are hereby
cancelled with effect from Ist

'S.R. Gibbs
Secretary

-Brentwood College

"Favorites by.-the orchestra, no}...
: guest artist; ©

TWENTY-THREE . enthus- ~

fastic youngsters from Tsart-
-lip schoo] observed the print-

ing and publishing business in

action when they were shown
through The Review building
‘on Tuesday morning. © They —
were accompanied ‘by. the
principal of the school, Sister
Margaret, an assistant, Mrs, |
' Adey and their teacher, Sister
Terry, who stated that: fol-:
lowing the:tour of The Review”
the children would te involved
in discussions and would prob-

ably put together a newspaper

of their own making. The:
students are ingrades five and
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Brentwood

~ Briefs

The Brentwood U, Cc. Ww. held its
September meeting in the Church

Hall on Wednesday evening, Sept-"

ember 17. with, 10. members and
-A rum-
mage sale scheduled for Septem-

ber 20 was changed to Saturday, .

October 4, and the Christmas

| Bazaar will be held on Saturday,

October .18.° Mrs, Fred Duncan
gave an interesting report on her.

‘| stay at the C.G.1.T,:Camp Coun-.

cil at Gambier Island,

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Robinson -
= have returned: to their: home on
Peden Lane. after enjoyinga boli-

oy i in the. Interior. wo

The Brentwood Anglican Young
People's group held their.annual.

‘Meeting and: ‘election: of officers

on Sunday, September 21; fol-

: lowing’ corporate communion and
‘breakfast at. the Brentwood Col-.

lege Memorial Chapel's. parish
Terry. Wood was: elected
Laurie: Scholéfield
Vice-President; and~ Raylene
Stenning Secretary” Treasurer.

‘The refreshment committee will’
4 be .composed.of Pam McGaughey,

and Kathy Lamont.

Miss’ Mar gazet Brovn spent a :
few days holiday at W ickanninish ;

Lodge, Long Beach,

eee:

The . Evening Branch of the.

Brentwood College :Memorial
Chapel A.C.W. held a successful
rummage. sale at. the Brentwood

Community Club Hall on Satur-.

day, September 20, at which ap-
proximately $100 was raised.

‘The Afternoon ‘Branch of the
Memorial
Chapel A.C.W, met in the Parish
Hall on Tuesday, September 16.
Plans for the Fall Tea & Bazaar

tobe held on-Saturday, Novem=
ber.1,'were made. Convenors of-
‘the. stalls are Mrs.°K. King,

Bake Table, assisted by Mrs.
Herman Wood; Mrs. J. Macfar-
lane, .Aprons . and Needlework,
assisted by Mrs. W.S. Barker;
Miss Isobel Howard, Miscellan-
eous and White Elephant; Miss
Mary Martin, Books; Plants,
‘Mrs, F.O. Woolaston, assisted
by Mrs. David Ryall. The tea
will be convened by the Even-
ing Branch, |

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The serene dignity and. con
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was. given a contemporary fillip
by» the Royal Winnipeg Ballet
on -Sunday afternoon and ‘Vic-
‘toria audiences loved it.

every selection from the first
‘‘Aimez-Voux Bach?’?. perform-
“ed in black practice clothes to
the gay. finale, *--Variations on
| Strike Up the Band’’,

Sheila MacKinnon, native Vic-
torian,
the Bach piece choreographed by
Winnipeg's brilliant Brian Mac-
donald. The entire company was
involyed in the decorous ballet
class ritual which suddenly ex-
ploded’ into swinging ‘modern
dance during Bach’s Toccata and
Fugue! ;

“Giselle Peasant’ Pas De
Deux” and the ‘Don Quixote Pas
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driving without due care and. at
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On September 18 the vehicle.

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tions and i in the latter, Christine
Hennessy with David Morani were
spectacular partners. ~ .
“Stil Point’” featured the red-
haired McKinnon again ina sen-
sitive Debussy piece based on the
poem ‘Burnt Norton’’ by T.S,
Eliot. The. subdued clinning cos-
~“tumes were in sharp contrast with
the vivid scarlet and. white tra-
ditional design ins Don Quixote’’.

An impudent sense of comedy
“transformed the troupe in*‘Strike
Up. the Band’? with music
arrangements ~ after”
Gershwin, by David Lincop. The
audience rocked with laughter as
. white ‘clad young. men. and black

clad girls impersonated an octave-

of black and white piano keys.
With . great. ingenuity, they

~~ Managed to imbue each note with

a different character. A beauti-
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followed, danced. with principles
Anna Maria de Gorriz and Win-
throp Corey:. In the last rousing
percussion © section, Richard
Foose danced ‘the. fast-paced
drummer with infectious vitality.

The only criticism of the pro-
gram. could be made not of the
dancers, :
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George |

“magistrate’s
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placed on a year’s probation, -

but..of the audience,

was ‘sometimes. disturbed, re=.
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“Central. Saanich Couneil held.
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storey high.on the Barbara Place :
Side... Alderman one warned —

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“stit-was no° holiday”. remark-
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long meeting: = -

“ Aldermen Michell was ‘most:

impressed by. the Civil” Defence
display organized | in Kamloops,

“izing ‘such’ a’ .
“mother-in-law suites. should be.
“Alderman © th
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cessfully. eliminated: this likeli-
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allowed’: he said.

regulations. : ENO. suite’can 0

a disaster situation acted out with ee

“JT Was” surprised’ to

| wounded children and panicking
' parents.-

see the fire, police and civil.

-defence corps working together
-}'s0 smoothly,’?
Michell,

Alderman Lazarz.’

.. Mayor Galbraith found the Re- 7
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most valuable parts of. the con-
vention, Thompson-Nicola Coun
ty called for this meeting which

. reviewed. the many probiemis fac-

ing regional boards; .28 regional

districts were represénted.
Alderman. Benn voted: that

Council send a letter of appre-

ciation to Mayor Peter Wing of .. .
Kamloops for the excellent host:
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