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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE ‘NINE

THIS AND MANY MORE appealing family scenes ‘are from

Dave and Lyn Hancock's ‘Pacific Wilderness”
presented in Victoria and Sidney at various times over the next
ee weeks. Gypsy the Gibbon is playing nursemaid to Chico the

Cougar kitten whose playi ing dead brings a look of conster nation

to the little ape.

Street Lights
After All
At Cordova Bay

Saanich Council huddled over a
design for Cordova Bay street
lighting after Frank R. Machin
and other residents questioned,
by letter, the recommendation of
public works committee to drop
the project.

A total of 410 properties are
affected by the $28,253 project,
initiated by. Saanich Council
under local improvements, and,
during the past month, 17 percent
of residents have registered
protest.

Public works committee ad-

vised against going ahead with
the work in. view of objections
-received, but a last-minute rally
-and a careful analysis of the

_ Situation by Mr. Machin  con-
tributed to Council's reversal: of
the recommendation.

_ Some residents indicated that
they thought a silent ‘reaction

meant. approval of the plan.
Frank Machin detailed a survey.

-imhis letter. .to Council indicating

wm. Campo ‘opposing.

“Vancouver.

was.
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Oct. 25 at 2.30 p.m. ‘An added.
_ bonus is feature ‘‘At Home with

but exciting life of the couple who
“the mighty Alaska grizzly bears,
dramatic
that. there: were 71 individuals

_ registering protest - and. two}
- : petitions comprising a total of: 87)

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Special Showing
Of Hancock Film
Set At Sanscha

The sea otter’s return to British
Coiumbia is one of the highlights
of ‘Pacific. Wilderness,” a two-
hour adventure film produced by
David and Lyn Hancock to. be
shown in Sidney and Victoria.

Programmed first at Mc-
Pherson Theatre on Oct. 22. and 23
in’ evening showings, the latest
Hancock film will be on view in
Sanscha Hall Sidney on Sunday,

the Hancocks’' tracing the hectic,

run. the Wildlife... Conservation
Centre at Saanichton. oe
‘‘Pacific: Wilderness’. records

sea otters diving for abalone, the
meeting of Eskimo children with
the Hancock’s pet raccoon, and
‘combats between
grotesque 8,000 lb, elephant seals.

Pony Must Go |
Council Rules

Approving a: “recommendation
of the. zoning» and ’ subdivision’
“committee on. ‘Monday, Central.
“Saanich - ‘resolved. that) Mrs.

“The question of infringement of
‘the; zoning | bylaw was raised at an_
earlier meeting of: council; when.

‘itwas said that the pony was: kept: :

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Big Andy
Legislative reporter, was all
smiles last weekend. Andy
caught a 15 pound 2 ounce Coho
and won the Associated Canadian
Travellers) Fishing Derby.
Besides taking home the big and
little trophies, Andy also earned a
gold button for his catch as he isa
member of the Cowichan Salmon
Club.

I was following Andy in the bay
and thought his manner af
angling was indeed very sport-
smanlike. He was not
entrance to. the river where
hundreds of big salmon were
jumping ‘to the.amazement of a
larger number. of -pecple who
used many methods to try and
catch them. Very few were
successful as the salmon weren't
interested. Andy made his catch
in the middle of the bay using a
bucktail fly and no weight on Hight
rod and line. Andy. credits Fred
Doonan for helping him get the
Coho.

While Andy was checking some
gear Fred hollered to the radio
and TV reporter that his rod was
falling overboard. Andy stepped
back and caught it between the
bench and his calf. After a bit of a
fight the Coho. was
aboard - thanks. to
netting by Fred. I’m sure that
evéryone Within a
radius knew. from: that moment
on that’Andy caught a fish- After
leaving. Cowichan. Andy: and 1
‘dropped in to visit Lee and Paddy
Hfallberg. Mrs: Hallberg holds the

Stephen, C-FAX

over’ 31 pounds. When you
put. Andy's 15.2 and my
together we still trail the w orld
champ by a couple of ounces.

“bvery. Monday,

° els Nove tt Mh,

at the.

brought.
some _ nice.

five -mile™

world record for a: Coho’ catch:
16.04. :

~’ Center

- Enloy An Exciting Day At The Races!

Ww ednesd a ve :

“Parade TN 0 ‘The Post 145 P, M.

| hockey

‘There is sure a mob of
fans that heads over to Pacific

Coliseum to see the Canucks
when they. are home on the
weekends. So far 1 don't think
these people have been disap-
pointed, Rookie Dale Tallon was
getting the gears during the first
couple of games but he’s gaining
confidence and may just prove
his’ worth,

Quickly becoming a. favorite
with Vancouver fans is Andre
Boudrias. He's one of the

smallest men in the NHL but can

sure set-up plays. and --kill
penalties. Canucks host St. Louis
on Friday and. it-will be -nice-to
see former Victoria Maple Leaf
forward .Larry Keenan. again.

Pittsburgh is in Vancouver. on_

Sunday. If T had to -make a
prediction | would say. St. Louis
over Vancouver and Canucks
over Pittsburgh:

Victoria Cougars host Kelowna
this daw ae Attendance at last
Saturday’s game was over: 2,000
and reaching the average. the
club deserves. The total of 1,258
for the réeent. Cougar °-. Cen-
tennial ‘game was disappointing
~~ especially when it turned ‘out.to
be a very exciting game. No word
at press time on the suspension of
referee Bunker Hill. I-. didn’t
agree with the way Bunker doled

-out the penalties in question but 1°

am ‘very surprised at him being
suspended as a result of a Van-
couver team. official’s criticism.
it'll probably all. come out of the
wash fore the week is up.»
_» Vancouver: Island hockey this
_ Friday at the Esquimalt Sports
sends Butler

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against Stockers
Americans at 8 p.m,

North
and Uvie
Vikings take on the Cubs at 9.15
p.m. Saturday night Vikings
travel to Chemainus to meet the
Blues.

Stuffy McGinnis hockey action
takes place Monday nights at the
Memorial Arena but this coming
week action has been shifted to
Tuesday when Victoria
Automatic Transmissions go
against Ingraham Buckaroos and
Empress. Paints face CFB
Esquimalt. Game times are 8
9.15 p.m.

Keith Dagg just missed out in
winning the Arbutus Cash

and

Bonspiel on the mainland this
past weekend. Two wide open
takeout misses against the
eventual winner Max Gordon
made the difference. The Dagg
rink lost that game 6 - 5 to Gordon

who went on to win top money by

knocking off Trev Fisher 10-2 in
the “A final. The Dagg rink,
made up of skip Keith, brother
Ray at. third. John Balloch
playing second and Dave Boan
lead, won their last five games to
capture top spot in the B event:
Keith said he was going to use the
same personnel in the Evergreen
Tournament at the end of the
month and the big playland cash
bonspiel next month.

Presented and narrated by
Willis Butler, in person

Antalya, Aegean Sea,

Wed., Oct. 28,

TICKETS NOW ON SALE FOR
ALK. Gee's World Adventure Tour Series—All Colour

TRAVELTALE FILM— .

Turkey is Europe’s Window to the East. Visit Istanbul
Mount’ Olympus,
hospitable Turkish people and their way of Ife.”

2 Shows, 6:00—8:30 P.M,

McPherson Playhouse
Res. $2.50, $2.00; Students Half Price

TURKEY

, Ankara ;
Getto know the

With Chuck Mudrack -

contact. Its a very stimulating —
game and a C-FAX team will be
ready to go in another week,

Anevent that takes place at the
YMCA Thursday nights is getting
the attention of some of the C-

FAX basketballers. A group of
Victoria United Old Timers,
referees and other soccer people
have been playing box soccer. Six
men a side and using hockey nets
anda volleyball. There is no body

This Friday the University of
Victoria Vikings. will see their
first action of the season as they
go against a team of grads at the
Uvic gym in the annual alumni
basketball game.

dial 1070

6.23 a.m, 1240 p.m
7.25 a.m. 8.10 p.m.
B.lQacm, 11.15 p.m,

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