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~ ‘Two of his best wins were in.

Rey range. planners a chance; the |.
‘decision was, rammed. through,”
Other, committee members were,

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Peeon in et

. appears to be taking place in

_included a service to George

. breeding took place: The. un-
.R.W. Hali of Emerald Acres,

“record has been the talk of. |

placing: fourth in the $150, 000./

‘ 7 Alderman.

‘these ‘present. at the June 4 |.
had: felt the “Yuen”

meeting.
“ praposal: should. £0 through...

works superintendent E.) Ted]:
“Clark nad discussed the matter |.
WEB
members J.
' Britteri, Bob Gibbs, Harry Tobin,

oo Wilkie G ardner and Mayor Stan

“eupy as
North,
. wehiual

: south: cast winds by the Rest

in Running
The lesson in running that

the picture. at right isn’t really
necesssary. And Bessy Lea
knows it. But it’s a good way to
show off her new daughter
who is more than a little bit
out of the ordinary.

The youngster is one of only
a few George Royal foals
kicking up their heels in these
parts, and she’s right here on
Saanich Peninsula.

Mare and foal are owned
jointly by Roy Jewell, 728:
Beaver Lake Road, where
they are stabled;: and C.E.
(Cec). Moorhouse, 8647. Ebor
ce, North Saanich,

. ENVIED

‘The racing blood the little
one has flowing through her
veins is the envy of many
breeders of Thoroughbreds.

It’s not just from the George
Royal side, either. Bessy Lea,
by. Grey Skies out of Worthy
Lea, is a stakes mare who had
a highly successful racing
career. In winning the B.C.
Oaks Handicap at Exhibition.
Park in Vancouver on June 24,
1967, Bessy won a purse that

Royal.

George was standing at stud
in-Ontario two years ago and it. -
wasn’t until last year that the

“named filly is the result.
George . Royal, - owned . by:

Aldergrove, was Canada’s
Horse of the year in 1965. His

racing circles for years.

the. $125, 000
Capistrano. He .won the -
$50,600 Canadian’ “Cham-.
pionship in 1965-66. And in.‘

San Juan

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ternational, he outran ‘Roman =
Hawk who became the. Horse”
of the Year 1

; Continued from Page 1 .
“Couneil - has. not. ‘given’. ‘long:

equally; annoyed, added. the

He intimated that. almost all

Technical advisors Mo Siska
and Martin. ‘Holden of | Willis,
Cui ite. ‘and 'Tait’.and-. public

“committee
M.

Jong: range |
Atcheson,:”
Aid. Hugh ‘Hollingworth, Aid,
Dear, ue

Albert Yuen; whose two deluxe
apartment, blocks with eye-

catching. Moorish arches are now .

ready for occupany east of While

Birch Road, proposes a further ,
development of approximately:

isl suites in complementary style

- anda nmarina with concrete floats :
_on the waterfront. oe a
“The area, uround. the preaent ve
“apartments is being landscaped, |
“eovered parking (a provided and

additional buildings , would oc-
similar block of land near
Saanich Junior. High
‘behing McDonald. Park
‘Roat.’

he: ‘asaribna. ‘sheltered from

Haven Hospital ‘promontory,
would also include a swimming
poo), ‘This part of the’ develop:
‘ia. not-affected” by the
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“Several.

School Sewing
Wins Admiration
At Fashion Show

North Saanich Junior
Secondary: School was full
of admiring parents and
fashionable daughters last
Wednesday at the annual
Home Economics . fashion

Patricia Mason,
home economics © teacher
‘was pleased. with her.
“The coverall
standard is very high and. ~
“some of the girls have used
challenging fabrics and
she commented.
Grade Eight: girls each -.
. modelled. a cotton dress, =
Grade Nines showed pant- =
and-vest or skirt-and-vest
ensembles and Grade Ten *
-students wore dresses with
sleeves, collars and other
te challenges

. A-- student from. ‘each.
class commented | on the Ss
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‘companiment-’ of. organ a
‘music | played by” Wilma
Gourd, Anita. Copeland and
Shelley. Wiggans. ;
“Intermission.
-tertainment included songs 2
by. ‘Virginia. .
music. by - pianist Shelley:

“which:

to.

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during

Paper flowers created by:
Cindy Rogers. and. helpers “
made colorful splashes in’.
‘the auditorium while stage -..
decorations _ were. carried”.
oul by Kathy’ Lang and>
Dale Hovedestad. :

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‘members a
Saanich | ‘Secondary
school : band. formed a
conibo. which -

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Sewing as

the

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“Love.

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the _af-

: meeting, letters..wer
Prime Minister: ‘Trudeau, Tommy.“
“ Douglas, M.P. and 'R.L. Stanfield —

“regarding the declaration: of the” Me
underwater: park
Georgia. ms

A bouquet of roses from Permier. and Mrs. W.
nett, telegrams from the Queen and Prime Minister Trudeau
helped celebrate the 100th birthday on May 27 of Bertha M.
Coleman, formerly of Deep Cove.

Miss Coleman, a one-time resident. of Setchell Road and
sister of the late Dr. H. I. J. Coleman, was feted ata dinner

given by Dr.

A.C, Ben-

‘R.A. Coleman at'Oak Bay Beach Hotel. Old

friends and relatives who attended the occasion included Dr,
and Mrs. Leslie Coleman and children from Saskatoon; -Mr.
and Mrs. John Haran and daughter Debbie of Portland; Dr-:
and Mrs. John Coleman and daughter Rosalind of Duncan,
Miss Alice Colernan and Mr. A. Vetterly of Deep Cove and

Mrs. M. Drayer, Victoria.

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7 Completion of. blacktopping the

north end road on Galiano Island :
will bea priority ‘item this year.
-| according to Dr. H.D. Barner, co-
_|\chairman ‘of road scommittee,

Galiano ‘Chamber of Commerce.
-Dr. Barner. noted: in. his: report. :
‘that Island roads | are ‘generally i in:

nat is wor ‘monthly Chamber

QUITS ASSOCIATION .

Tt was ' noted. that: the: cho
member. Chamber: has now with-,
‘drawn. from the. Associated
Chambers > of - Commerce” of

Vancouver Island...
President: Steve Riddell ‘and:

councillors “discussed two ap.)

plications for location of a tourist :
information. centre and decided

to support that of El-Sea Shop,

instead of Galiano. Lodge.” Q
‘The Cnamber will give ‘com:

plimentary memberships to new

in Gulf of

0a if

rior ity Surfac ing

landowners on Galiano this year

and will pay. for distribution of a
Gulf: Islands. questionnaire. :

TABLE TOPS STOLEN |

- Missing tabletops from. Men:
tague Park. weré ‘reported. by. |.
“parks chairman Chuck Webb who | 3

vs hoped for replacements.

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Barner's
store,
‘Galiano’ ‘Lodge, . ‘Polier.
“Marina and at Dr. Barner’s home

on Whalers’ Bay... -

The: Chamber. will hold an ine
-stallation” dinner , he Galiano:

Lodge on. June’ 3.

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- Health and Welfare chairman,

: ‘stretchers: are: now available, one
ach at the post office, ‘fire: hall,
‘farm. and: Spanis n Hills:
* Air-Viva's. are placed: ‘at
Pass.

‘Home baking was snapped up:
“Age. Pensioners |
last.
Thursday. Finances are in good
shape,” said executive, member. 7

“An invitation was extended to.
‘0.A,P.0; members to: attend the:
Silver Threads picnic in Tsartlip”

Halt Called
On Capture
Of Falcons

No: further. permits will be
issued this year for the capture of
gyrfalcons and Peregrine falcons
in the province, it is announced
by Recreation and Conservation
‘Minister Kenneth Kiernan.

The announcement follows an
inventory of falcon populations
on the Queen Charlotte Islands by
Fish. and Wildlife. Branch. per-
sonnel; which revealed a. 20

this year,
The cause of. the decline ob-
served is not yet known. Signifi-

found in’ some falcons recently
is good reason to expect that

pesticide residues: may
contributing factor.

falcons will be. allowed.

‘has. undertak na. province-wide

“says that market hours will: be

percent, decline in nesting birds:

cant pesticide residues have been.
tested in the province, and there
bea, ue
Until the cause for. the observed |
‘decline can be verified, no. fur--

ther: ‘collection: of” these. rarer.

“The Fish and ‘Widlife Branch

Shopping the old-fashioned way
among. booths of freshly-picked
vegetables, new-laid eggs . and
fragrant home. baking will- be
possible when the Farmers’
Market opens on Thursday, June

NE-DAY-A-

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popular open market and Young
hopes that many. will take ad-
vantage of this opportunity to
shop enjoyably for food. which is
not poly-bagged, coated with pre-
servatives or mass-produced!

K.

If the trade

is brisk when
September ice-making time roils
around, the booths will be moved
outside for sale of late summer
crops. For further information,

18 at George Pearkes Memorial
Arena in Esquimalt.

News of the market, which will
be held each Thursday during
summer months was hailed with
enthusiasm by Central Saanich
alderman Ted. Clayards. —
“Ycan see here an opportunity
for enterprising students,"’ said
the alderman who. with his
Council agricultural committee,
tried. to start a similar project
locally.

Need for such a market. where
farmers can sell. produce on an
organized basis rather than from
scattered roadside stands, has’.
long been felt on the Peninsula.
Central Saanich Chamber of
Commerce enquired into it and ~
North and South Saanich Agri-
cultural. Society discussed. the
matter but felt there wasn’t time
this year to organize the market.
Arena manager. Bill. Young

from 12 neon te 8 -—p.m.. each
Thursday and hopes for, wide
participation from farmers. and
also. from: church and. other
groups. who. wish to. sell home
baking or crafts. Booths will cost
$3.50 for the day.

Victoria and area ‘once hada

Norman. Bryce of Victoria.
appeared in Sidney police court:
June 2. and was fined $250 for

phone Mr. Young at 388-6664.

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