sus: . brothers, ‘Harold of Victoria and’
Owen of Gurneyville Alta,

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nducted by Can jn’
“FY Cs Vaughan-Birch. were “held

on August 22, and interment was
in Holy’ Trinity Anglican Church’:
. Cemetery, - “Patricia. Bay. :

Arrangements - were: by Sands
7 Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidney.

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lier, his Shorthorn-Here-"
steer. judged. ‘the best ina”.

class for. animals. not being sold

-PNE. 4H sale, and Gordon °
Doney! s Aberdeen Angus was se~

‘And two local ‘square “dance
teams, ° from. various. Saanich’
peninsula clubs,’ stole the showin=
">the “swing your partners” com-
‘petitions,

One club was judgea the best:
. dancing square and. the second.

~ Other ‘it cite from this area
fared well too, although they did
not: “Send: as: many entries 2 as the

dressed, -

_ The “first - square included:

Allan Looy,. Val MacLeod, Rus-
~ sell Trace,: Kathy Godfrey, Bob:
The Three-S4H Beet st Club(lea Lees, Kathy MacLeod, Karl Ma
der. Don Alberg) was second in... hay and Pat Simmons... -
herdsmanship, and the Luxton ~~ ‘rhe best dressers were: Ruth’
lub (leader Ab Jones) was third, McLaughlin, Richard Michell,
The ‘Duncan 4H district, which Kathy - Simmons, John Speller,
included many Saanich area club . Dianna Bain, Gordon Michell, ©

nae members, won the he annual tug-of~ Sandra . Swan and Gary Callan- .
"der. ~

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Booth: is_one ‘of this continent’s
<:leading artists’ in the field of:

“led

children’s, books with six highly
successful - volumes to his cre-
dit. He- is, presently at work on

“a seventh.

-Booth’s.- career. in “this field

ie began when he. met writer Mark

Taylor ‘while -studying for his

_ ‘Master's degree in Fine Art at
_U.G.L.A.

in-California, Taylor
had penned a children’s book cal-
d ‘Henry the Explorer’’. and
required. full page art to dove-

41 tail into the essence of the story,

‘Graham Booth’s talent was re-

--markably ‘suited _ for the. job.

The two. completed the book and

“sent if off to Athenum. Publish-

ing. House in New York. “We

“made “a' list’ up of. the leading

Graham and Gail Booth regard their Piers Island home
Par Sanctuary =from “the hustle ‘and bustle: of big city”

life. The house. itself is. hexagon | shaped ‘and was de-

signed. and built by -Graham with ‘the assistance. of a
; _professional | carpenter. (REVIEW PHOTO)

a will be available on all three days, |

_ through. the day, . .
~-and the open ° English ‘riding. events. Monday, there will ,
:: be cutting horse contests, : aan ae

: © points for. the. cutting .events. which. will: take. place cn :

SAAN | CH FAI R- Continued from page 1

A new dining™ room. will be “opened: in the main build- =
ing |.of the grounds. where breakfast, lunch and supper

‘In addition to the horse shows ‘which: will see halter
classes. on ‘Saturday . morning: and: junior competitions
with senior Western -classes Sunday

Entries are. coming from many U S,. “Alberta ‘and B.C... :

~ Saturday evening and again 0 on Sunday morning and after-

‘~ publishers. and intended to start
-- at the top and-work down.. One
“month after . we sent the manu-

“ seript off we hada letter of.
acceptance back from Athenum. ' ae
Henry? is’ now in’ “its third
- printing: ° ;
A> Chicago’. Tribune. review of | J
“the book .said:.
-illustrations “are: .so-vivid and oN

“©Graham ‘Booth...

vibrant . they make others look
pale . —

During an interview Monday >

at-his waterfront home on Piers
Graham . explained ‘that he drew
mainly for: his personal plea-.
sure: - “You -have to do-it for
yourself and hope that the end
result will also please the child-
ren. It's amazing the insights ~
some youngsters have, Every
now-and then one of'my readers
writes me a letter commenting

‘on one or another’ of the books. :

l enjoy that,” ;
The artist, his dutch-born wife
Gail. and young son Kevin Te-
side on Piers Island. only in the
summer months. ~The. balance
of the year they spend in Cali-

_fornia where Graham teaches art
a Fullerton College,

~. Something special in spectator

sport is in store at the end of. -

the month.
The Canadian.National Track
and Field Championships will

‘be: held, at Centennial Stadium:

at the University of Victoria
campus: on Saturday and Sunday,
August 30, 31.

It will be-the first time the -

national championships have been:

held: on Vancouver Island, .and

the first. time since 1951. ‘in

Western Canada. That year they ~

were. held at the University of
B.C. at Vancouver. “
Close to 300 athletes, Canada’s

> nOOR. foe
with the biggest and best st yet. oo ete : ~
: FRIDAY ~ .

7 LAMPS; TOASTERS, IRONS, PERCOLATORS:

-best, will be taking part in. a
complete Olympics style pro-
gram of track and. field events.

Provincial and regional semi-.

wo “There will: be something ‘doing every. ‘minute ‘of the o
> weekend,”’. -was the promise of fair manager Robinson. -
“Yes siree, we’re starting our second hundred years

and the west.
‘This means there will be eight
I: at the starting blocks in each of
'|.:the. championship. events here.
~The meet has been organized
by the Victoria Track and Field

“SATURDAY.
Aug. 30

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Aug. 29°

the Victoria Junior Chamber of
Commerce. Meet director is
Ron Bowker who is chairman of
the association. Mrs, Bowker
has played a large part in the
planning, as well, and will act
as. official recorder. at. the
championships.

Included in the 300 contestants
will. be 1° Victorians who will
be: looking for home-town sup-
port-from the stadium stands,

One of them, Dave Weickert,
an. 13-year-old Oak Bay High
School graduate, will be running
in what some track enthusiasts
regard as the feature event, the
800 metre run, in which a favor-
ite. to win is Toronto’s Ergas
Leps.

Another top contender will be

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to 29th, 1969. The schools and the attendance areas they serve are:

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10. Teleptione 479-7128.

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Prospect Lake, Keating and Saanichton areas, enrolling Grades 8, 9 and
10 and Occupational Classes for the School District. Telephone 652-1135,

North Saanich Junior Secondary, McDonald Park Road, serving the Deep Cove,
Aftdmore, Sidney and Bazan Bay areas, enrolling Grades 8, 9 and 10 and
Occupational Class for the School District, Telephone 656-1129, ,

Claremont Senior Secondary, 4980 Wesley Road, serving the entire School
District from Royal Oak to Sidney and Deep Cove, enrolling Grades 11,
12 and 13. Telephone 6584522).

Students not certain of the schocl which they should attend may telephone 6561111
for information.

-are available now at the Victoria

finals have-been held and_ the ~
“| top four competitors determined
“in-each of, the events i in the east

“Assxciation” with ‘the help” of 2 [~

i Best Canadian
Runners Here
At Weekend ©

Victoria’s Bob McLaren, "who
attended Oregon State University
on an athletic scholarship, and
holds the Canadian - record: “of
50.7. in the 400 hurdles,

"The eyes of the track: world
also. will be on. two Victoria
‘Misses, ‘Penny’ May and Ann

‘Langdale..-- Penny. in the 100.
and 200 metre hurdies and: Ann ‘|:

-in. the -200-and._ 400: metre runs.

1.30: ‘p.m. Saturday afternoon,
~ with other dignitaries. from.
Victoria ‘area municipalities on

: the official stand.

Tickets: for the championships
Junior.“ Chamber. of. Commerce
offices at. 2651 Douglas. Street.

near. the Douglas-Hillside inter-
Section.

Native 0F Sidney
Dies In Victoria

Gerald Wilfred Clanton of 1319-
Broad. St., . Victoria, who was_
born in Sidney, died in Victoria
on August 18,+ He. had lived in
the area all his life,

He is survived by two sisters, -

Mrs, Pauline DayandMrs. Verna
Alexander of Victoria; abrother,
Melvin Daniel of. Sidney, and
nieces and nephews.
. Funeral service was conducted
on August 22 by Rev. W. E.
‘Greenhaugh in Chaplin’s Funeral
Chapel, .Victoria, . followed by
cremation.*

Minor Fined

Robert Turley of Sidney ap-
peared before Judge DG, Ash-
by in Sidney magistrate’s court
on. Saturday, August 23 and was —
fined $40 for being a minor in

~ The “meet. will ‘be opened: by-]*
- Lieut.-Gov. John Nicholson at.t-

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This ‘drawing from ‘The Bold Fisherman’

of Graham Bogth's personalized work.

is typical

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