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fear’ of tt a and. spoke of. t.
“hushed voices as oe gra’
: of the Pacific.’’.

lishing Ltd, of Sidney, . has de-.|.
scribed in” vivid language the |?
“scenic grandeur of this wildcoas-.

- producer. + of°
: “Garabaldl” afew years ago, takes
o Us. Tight to the spot in'a new, and
~ beautiful colour. film to. ‘be pr

“house in Victoria on: October: 28,
: 24. and 25°at 8:00 Psms< gy

; “famous | Ships were wrecked in
_ ‘the days before: ‘radar and son
_ “navigational aids.’

of Tofino, Nootka,’ ‘Ucluelet; ‘Hot.

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_ that is of, interest to the viewer:
-. such as the-sea lionsat their wine | :
. tering grounds. at Pachena Point. :
» “From Nootka ‘to® San Juan |"
ya. Graveyard of. the. Pacific? -
"is the. title of the film. Tickets”
“are ‘available at the Playhouse:

| Traffic. Report

os on: traffic: over: the Thanksgiving’

°. @idents, . 0; persons : killed, 05.
«personal injury accidents, 4; per-
‘2oas Sons injured, “1; ; Property damage

~-violations, 3; and total Prosecu-
tions, 1). : ween oe

“*Vancouv er.

> George Nicholson in his: book’
- Island's West
Coast: distributed by Gray's Pu

tal-region, Andnow Toe Boucher, 4
“Four: Faces. of

sented. at. the ‘McPherson. Pla

“Depicted are the scenes where
The: beauties

Springs and Adventure: Coves are
to .be. seen,. together. with, much

Box Office.

Sidney: detachment R.C.M.P.
submitted. the following. report

long .week-end holiday effective
from..6:00 p.m, October.:1') |. to.
midnight October 13: fatal ace

accidents, 4; hazardous moving.

1M.P,.

a ‘lament David Anderson. who Interviewed Sid- oe

“ney. constituents for. r three hours. on. n Friday,
“Review Photo. fo0 Ss. :

Given ©

‘it was” a x relatively sleepless:
night. Monday. for’ Sidney resi-
dent: Hugh | Hollingsworth wh 1058.
help: was’ ‘cnlisted by” the: R: oe

“AE 2:20 a.m: on October’ YW
the: “Sidney < R, C.M.P.- received
a report: from Knapp. Island that,
Mrs. Hewitt of Kiwanis - Villa,
Victoria, : who was: visiting with

‘her son, Bob: Marrs, had ac-
‘cidentally fallen, Volunteer fire-

man.and ambulance driver; Hugh
Hollingsworth,- gave permission
for. his. boat to be used ‘to- pick’
up. ‘Mrs, Hewitt and. return. her’
to Beacon Wharf. - Fa

She was. then taken by Sidney.

ambulance to St. Joseph’ S: | Hos-

hey. has ever. had,
be free hot dogs. and drinks”
donated and- served by the youth ;

A pital,

Aid Classes of nsurance :

’ Plans are . “paderway by: the :
“ dership of Barry" ‘Duncan.:

Recreation: Committee te
Sidney's . Hallowe’ en’ Party.
Tulista “Park this” year.

- at
The
bonfire will be. the biggest Sid-

There will

Collision

"Clarence Ad. White of White
Rock, B.C. was: making a left

turn onto ‘Island-V iew ‘Road when
“his vehicleswas struck in the rear |"
by a-car: driven by Josef Valentin,
There. were no injuries. Be

asian | co Our Business
wot a | Sédeline”

386-8441

600 Yates,

Vieloa, B.C

' biggest ‘display. ever put. on in?

Many, Outsiders |
| At Hunting Dog:
Field Trials

“well. demonstrated utfteld trials.
“held by.-the.island Pointer: Club:
-on-meadows adjoining Watlace ao

Brittany spaniels.

Bob_ White quails set in the long

‘routine as permitted in the U.S.AV.
: handlers simulate ‘aetual hunting

4 the air owhen the” ce makes: a

council: members under the teas

Costume judging will take place
under the leadership of Mr s. Ken
Campbell. -

Sidney and. North Saanich vol-:
unteer Fire Department. will be
in charge of the fireworks and. it
is: expected. there will be the.

Sidney.> The bonfire. will be lit
at. 6. P. m., and judging of cos-.
tumes will commence at 6:30
P. me 8 gd

The ‘training - of bir “d dogs 5 was:

Drive on Saturday cand Sunday,
Engaged -in the competitions.
were. English and German short=
hair pointers, English setters and
On ‘Saturday
the novices were exercised with

grass, and the following day the

fully trained dogs were pointing”

at pheasants, — ...»
Competition

procedure ine

volved rigid attention to the ac.)

cepted rules and the judges were.
from Seattle,
Brian” Robinson of Victoria re.
gretted that provincial game laws
do. not™ permit :‘‘shoot - ta: kill.

In the circumstances ‘the: dog
conditions by firing.a pistol into

point,

: Competitors | in the. event. in=.
cluded. a large number. of: local’
enthusiasts and visitors from
‘Seattle, Vancouver and: points

. the-. youngest,-

Club president |:

north to © Campbell F River. a

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Contest

“From. left to right- top”
i front. page. pictures are:
Fourteen year old Susie
Leeson of 9745. West Saa-—
_ Mich Road takes a break
-atter competing in school’s
.. Match.” Susie was the only
os girl plowing and represent-
ed {Nort he Saanich. High
: School, eee SD, Wright |
Pe plows. “with: his. power-
©. ful Clydesdale team...
“Youngest ~ plow. ‘jockey’.
J Mike Wright, HW years old, .
of 1835 ‘Feltham, Road re-
_ vealed his skill 2

A. reminder of more atduous
meihods of tillage: Was. provided.

Pb by JD. Wright and: his. team of.
: Ciydesdales ‘atthe 7th. Annual

event of Saanich Plowing As-
sociation, » -held- on Saturday at.
‘the “farm -of.. W.E, Patterson,

: Stelly’s Cross Road. *

In-an address” of welcome to,

. cOmpetitors. ‘and visitors, Cen-

tral: Saanich Mayor A.M. Gal-
“braith ‘complimented the junior’

[teams representing four schools:

in District 635 “2°

““[t-is of prime importance that:
the young people should. become |.

well-versed farmers, for we in-
‘tend to have’ farming asa major
occupation in this community for
many. years. to come,’ said the
mayor:

. Particularly he w ished success

to Jim: ‘Mar, one’ of two: British

Columbia ‘representatives | in the

Canadian Plowing: championships. ;
=) commencing: at Paris, Ontario,

on October 157
“The --Capital : City: Tally Ho:

“trophy for champion plowman was _
won by Douglas Mar, Royal Can-.

“adian Legion, Branch 37, Tro-

: ‘phy ‘for - competitors under: 13:
“Was awarded to. Philip. Carey,

and Claremont senior secondary
“school : ‘captured

- perpetual: -trophy. = hoe we
Daryl Michell. and. Bob Saville

tied: for the Saanich Fruit Grow."

ers Tr ophy, “and: the ‘Campbell

Memorial’ trophy ‘was won: aby

‘John Patterson. :
The ola dest -plowman ‘to com=
pete was Edward Moore, and

Fred Polson was .3-furrow. plow
winner and Stan Owen was cham=
pion in the businessman‘ s class,

CUB, ‘SCOUT
CAR WASH ©

“The. Brentwood. and Déep Cove
cub. and scout. troops will hold a
carwash ‘on. Saturday, October
18th from 10 a.m, to 4 p.m, at

Art Bolster’s Esso Service sta-.
tion on ‘the West Saanich Road, |
All proceeds will go to charity.

A parent and group committee i
meeting: will.be: held Thursday,
October 16th at 8 p.m..in the’

«| Brentwood Scout’ and Cub: Hall,

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the past
rooms this fall. :
-_, Saanich .School, District has”
invested: in ‘carpets “and accous- a
tic ceilings in many of ‘its. new ”
~ buildings “and: ‘as the SL, 210;
290 construction program nears ©
‘ completion, a: couple:of months
behind ~ schedule,” teachers and ¢

“of building materials during th
: Summer “months involved thet use atu.
of gymnasiums and other i incons: Sur

venient ‘areas ‘for regular class=.
‘rooms, but: ‘congestion ‘is being ;
‘relieved as students move into the =:
~ new additions which usually. are ©
constructed on. a ‘concrete: Slab.
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‘children alike “are enjoying © ‘the
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-Frustrating delays i in aelive

At Sidney Elementary School
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also tearn” to: co-operate. with
each other. ~~

as H. Boyd, vice-principal, ad-

meetings this fall. ©

“Four new primary: rooms have »
also been . added to. the Sidney:
School where. registration is’ al-:
_ready. 100. above. the 1368. level.
A library and lunchroom hadbeen
re-converted but already... the-.
“lunchroom. has: 3 been turned back

into” atemporary’ ‘classroom! Stilt
in: process: “Of: completion isva
large gymnasium and ‘stage. Mr:

‘Boyd hopes that 'a newly-formed &
“senior: choir: will. use the: ‘stage
“at Christmas, : cg!

Principal BW: Gardner. “of

‘Saanichton” elementary - school
“moved © students Anto-four ine

classrooms: Tast Thursday.

is. impressed with: the results, .
. «We have no doors on the new bonds
‘rooms,: just openings about eight |.”
feet -wide,’"-he-said. “Children ~ |.
-fove --much -more: freely, ©:
they ° have a More co-operative. Jos...
-attitude,’- One of the: new:rooms” an eee
is a library’ which is in the pros ° |
cess of being stocked with books, |
“It's certainly, peaceful”, said | /]-
A.H,. Ozaro,. principal of Keat-. on
ing Elementary, whois enjoying |

can .

the carpeted atmosphere. . ‘Mud,

from construction: ‘debris “sure.
rounding the school has not so far.

posed.a problem, students are co-
operative and many bring” ‘Slip-
pers to'school, ~~

The’ Seven new bays (“We don’t hes
Hike to call: thm classrooms?!) "
are-in addition to a music and:
lunch room and will be com- ©
pleted about:the end of October. ;

A partially open area is a’ ‘feas

ture of the new building and Mr.
Czaro. ‘welcomes: the opportunity.

for easier’ group. instruction, o
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Grade Five: children “are -
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“new open area where they must...
~ Hatch “is: pleased’ with the new

-. “'We> are ironing. out. most- of:
the little problems,’ said Thom=".
»: fined .. Stage - “Serving. the -
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-olescent: appetite. at: luneh-time a

Deep” Cove: Elementary cope

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with space ‘for library and two st

classes ‘will shortly be in use. Pri
The--area “may | be ‘divided 7 if
“necessary ‘but’:D/J, Christian,
principal, feels. that the atmos-~
phere; while in. ‘step with dates
-trends,. may: pose

a_gymnasium will be completed
_by Christmas at Brentwood Ele-.
“mentary School, Prinicpal EW.

floor of the gym, ‘a-vinyl chip
composition, andthe large stage ©
-Which “will incorporate the ‘con- }-
old
“auditorium, a :
“There are new” -¢lassrooms at.) o
Claremont Senior “High too, but-| °°
thé big: news” ‘is the’ cafeteria ‘|
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