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Le Mr, ‘and. Mrs. PW, Rec ‘Walker: “Tn,
Of 752 Ardmore. Drive, rec ently
celebrated their S0th’ wedding ©:
ES niversary.. PPhey: were. fa rs Was “stiut:
“ied in ‘Londo England March”
26,:1919. >
2 Mr, Walker was. “born ik ‘ort s
“Erie, Ontario in 1891; He ‘was
“one: of the’ pioncers of aviation.
Prior to-World War.1 he moved <
“to. San. Francisco where © he
“worked building some of the first) ©
a airplanes. | -He was employed by:
thee Christopherson firm: which: |
atone: time: supplied: 12 planes os
to the Chinese’ government.

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1915 he
“Where he. joined the: oval Naval
Two-yeurs luterche
Doual-and?
spent the: remainder of the Ww
Jin a Concentration” camp.”
peace, was- declared heo was: re-
leased “and: returned, to. Lamdon:'
| marrigge. he

vir Service,

Weights: were
Went to

“down aver

his

ed to-balance it, .

London 3
/ returned fa Canada,

Whol

“Mrs L,
"presented with

TWas wondertul”

at Londoner,

They went
tirstetu Winnipeg 4 and then on to
¥ “ANCOUVE

and “Mrswv Walker.

slani in June ‘or 1947

und Have been-living in a lovely:

litthe home on Ardmore. Drive
for the past 21 yeurs,

“We chad: the. places quite to

‘MR; AND MRS. P. W RR, "WALKER

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‘Aner: teams,

~ Central Saanich have two

“major and three minor teams but

they seem. to have no trouble in

_ finding people to help,” said Mrs,
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LAND ACT.

N otice of Intention to

“In Land Recording. Distr iet-of

Victoria and situate on Ts seh
Harbour and abutting on to the:

south boundary of ‘Amended Lot
1, Plan 7336, Section 20, Range
3 East, North Suameh District,
Take notice that Mr. Frad
Robinson of Box 1095, Sidney,
B.C., occupation Shipwright, in-
tends to apply for a lease of the
following described Jands:—
Commencing at a post planted
at the south east carner of Ame
ended Lot 1, Plan 7326, Section
20, Range 3 East, North Saanich
District thence southerly along
the production of the east bound-
ary of the said Amended Lot i
to its Intersection with the west-
etly boundary of Bleck A, Lot
334, Cowichan Distriet at ap-
proximate distance of 350 feet;
thence southerly along the west-

-erly boundary of the said Block

& to the south west corner of
the said Block A: thence north
westerly in a straight line an
approximate distance of 520 feet
to the south east corner of Lot
471 Cowichan District; thence
northerly ulong the east boundary
of the said Lot 471 and the pro-
duction of the said east boundary
of the said Lot 471 to the south
west corner of the said Amended
Lot 1 thence along the south
boundary of the said Amended
Lot 1 to the point of commence-
ment and conigining 2.50 acres
more or less, for the purpose of
Marina Development.

Signed:

Edward Arnold Rothery,

British Columbia Land Surveyor
for Fred Rebinson,

Dated £2 April, 1369

- eround

mrliee
On he!
canniversary

‘ions and. heavy

hev Cane overt |

. Of ¢The Boulders**

> ourselw Ps :
“There

“Said: Mrs. Walker,
were no other
when. we first moved

heriss

‘occasion of their
Mr. oc and =. Mrs.
Walker were given a surprise
party by their neighbours at the
‘home -of Mr. and Mrs. C,H;
Farnell: co-hosts were Mr, and
Waldron. They were
a. corsage and
citt. Guests included: Mr, and
Mrs. od.

Mr. und Mrs. oR,
Mr. and Mrs. Ry, Du
Temple,’ “Barry Du Temple. and
Miss 0, Williamson.

“They really surprised us. It
exclaimed Mrs,
Watker,

folowing the surprise party
the Walkers went over to their
son's home in Vancouver Where
unniversary celebrations were
held with family. Mr.and
Walker have two.sons
g rundehildren.

“WAYNE,

ae

by ELSIE BROWN
Rivervone must be home wiateh-
ing-the hockey game - not a soul
in sight not even a sail beat or
other’ small ‘eraft in search of
the ildsivé salmon, . “A- cool

. Weekend but it’ hasn't discour-"

aged the - weekenders judging
from the number who disemh: wk
from the ferries.

Great preparations are afoot,

flowers tended with care, baking.

being done und committees busy
as bees ‘in anticipation: of our
forthcoming Flower Show to be
held in the. Agricultural Hall,
Saturday,

Mr. and. Mrs. P.G. James of

‘Salt Spring Island will. be doing

the judging and more informa-
tion on displays and entries will
be the basis of a lecture given
during the afternoon, Mr. and
Mrs. James are well known in

“the Okanagan for their work at

fairs including -the PNE and are
both very much in demand since
their “-retirement’’. A charge
of 50¢.. will be made: for tea,
and home cooking: and ph. nts will
he for sale.

-A- rather. interesting item re-
ported by Mrs’ Dora MeLaugh-
lin, Horton Bay Road. It seems:
Dora sent Mrs. Gillian Caple’s
name ‘in to the Nosey.. Neighbor
program sponsored by Kleenex.
on CKNW and they BOTH re=

Seived transistor radios. Gillian

is one of our new mothers on the

island and daughter Rachel was |

cathe new arrivals » Congratul
tions to” new mother: and om
neighbor!

Of interest to the islands, Vie-:
toria. and the mainland is. the
news that Debbie Wein, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Barron
ried recently

in Istanbul, Tur-.

. key. to George Herrington, son.

of Mr. and Mrs. George Her-

-Tington of Pittsburgh, Pennsyi-

vania, . Debbi. had been visiting
rel atives, inE urope and was away
about'a year... Gladys says they’
are,
then: - sometime
the’ happy
couple!

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houses

However, we! enjoy having.
neighbours about -us. now.''
50th”

: Burker, Mr. and Mrss
Ho Pasne,
», Thuillier,

Mrsyo
and four

~With every boy

“presented with -a. pennant,
ihe cubs were. going through the
events,

April 26 at 1:30 p.m”

“nich. Centre.
‘a concert at 2 p.m,
are asked to- note.

Was Taare:

looking forward. to seeing,
; 1 this “summer, ,
“Congratulations ‘to

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BOOK,

By Ef PHILIP TEECE

~FPor the amateur musician, one
of lifé’s perennial. problems is

‘to find interesting new music to

play © Like books, sheet music
is plentiful; vet. really different
music is as hard to come. hy
asa truly original novel,

~The umateur pianist who hap- >

pens also to bea fanafJ. RL R

Tolkien's “Lord of the Rings’.
trilogy: has a pleasant surprise
in Store when he picks up ‘The
Road Goes Ever On’, by Donald
Swann. This beautiful new book
is a collection of Tolkien's songs

‘Deep Cove

Cubs Place First

At one p.m. on-Sunday April
21 approximately 200 Seuuts and
Cubs’. of Tsartlip.— Distriet
assembled af Centennial Park in
Central Saanich to. participate
in-an-outing to take the place
of “the time worn annual Cub
Rally.

On the 1th the. Seuuts of the
district set up a very effective

~ obstacle course. to demonstrate

some of the. scouting | skilfs.
There were fiftecn obstacles and
on the Sunday afternoon the cubs
and most of the scouts wentover,
on, or under each of the obstacles;
having a score
card to keep a tally of how many
events he had been through.:

Fach cub pach represented was
As

the. judges had a-mosl
difficult tash of trying to select
three packs out of 12 best de-
Morstrating the Cub spirit. After

a. great deal of deliberation it

was finally decided that. Deep
Cove was first. Roval Oak RB”
Was second, and Royal Oak “A”
was third. These three packs
were presented: with a-erest to
goon their pennants. . :
The Venturers and Rovers of
the district had the task of guard-
ing the equipment overnight:and

. providing. refreshments: for” the
boys and their parents dur ing the .

afternoon,

The boys. went ‘home much
dirlier than they came but appar~
ently quile happy.

Two Cub caps were left be~
hind=and «can be. obtained — by “

calling the District Pack Scouter
al 652-2295, :

Silver Threads

On Wednesday, April 30 weare
looking forward to the visit of an
8-piece orchesira from the Saa-

Members
that, as ‘this is the usual day
for movies, 2: film will be shown
on. Monday, April> 28 instead.

The arts and crafts classes
are now - closed down for the
summer-and will resume in Sep-
tember, However, the novelty
group is asked to: turn out on
Tuesday, April 29 as usual, to
finish up the: items being made
for the spring tea gift stall and
to complete pricing:

Thesspring
sale”: will- be on Wednesday,
May -%, at 2.p.m., and will in-~
clude a bake table and two raf-
fles, as well as the gift table.

_There.will also be displays of

ceramics and oil painting con\-
pleted by the arts and crafts

. students during the current -sea-
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of the Middle Earth set to music
by Swann. (Yes, be-is one half
of the. comedy team of Flanders
and Swann.) ~

If ever:a songbook was a work
of art, this book isit. The music, .
printed’ on thick beige paper and
decorated with flvish symbols in
red-and grey, has a truly ele-.
gant look, at first glance. And
the melodies have a haunting
quality which matehes perfectly
the other-worldly mood of Tol-

_kien’s songs.

Adding to the importance. af
this collection are the special
notes and appendices which ac-
company it. Although primarily
for the piane, — the ‘music is
provided with notes and “chord:
symbols for ‘the guitar, making
possible a ‘folk’’ version of
the songs. Even more interesting

is the section in. which Tolkien -

gives us. for the first. time, a
detailed translation of each of his
Elvish chants, Notes.on the pro-
nunciation of Tolkien's lilting,
ethereal language. will: help ‘the
singer to try
songs.

Also in the. book, Donald Swann :

tells the. fuscinating story of how
he -. composed the music—how
some of the melodies were bern
on. the only grand piano in Jor-

dan; how ‘another song emerged, ~~]

bar by bar, on a train journey

from Boston to Washington; and
- how, their composer performed

the songs. in- an” historic ° pri-
vate ‘cabaret’ for J. Re Re
Tolkien himself. .

To the pianist this book will
provide. hours of fun, and- even:
the non-musical Tolkien: reader
will find it interesting. For rea~
ders’ in “the | latter category,
a long-play record of. this song
cycle is available It is ‘“Poems
and Songs of the Middle Earth”,
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