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. tothe B.C. secondary school soccer

soccer scene.,..Halliday ‘has’

out the whole mess when it erupts.

Tanks For The Memories:
There’s nothing new about House
- Warming Parties.One man in Oak —
“Bay recently held a Bathroom
Warming. But Pender Island will

get the world’s first Septic Tank

_ Warming Party! The. historic
-occasion- will be held in. March

_ and announcement will be made
win The London Times. A white tie’
"formal affair, by engraved in-
“vitation only and with chamber
music by a. Victoria string
quartet, itis the brainchild of
_ Edmonton. artist LEN GIBBS |
4. whose" super-realistic paintings
: ‘(in the style of Andrew Wyeth
and. Alex Colville) are. ‘selling.

faster than he can produce them. »
Gibbs is moving to Victoria in the |
Spring. He’ll rent a family home

here but work at the Stanley

‘Point. location:on Pender. in a
“home designed by: architect WON.
CHALMERS. ‘He was: here last,
- weekend © “with -RONALD |
-DONGWORTH “who! handles.
~- Gibbs’ work at Alwin Galleries i in.

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he'll be. back tor the “Warming
* The Englishman’ S: first. Teactior

— idea! What’ sa a septic

Vancouver before it opened,” ‘AY
- San‘ Francisco’ gallery wants to’.
“handle his’ paintings too. He is’
- sold
- Downstairs. Gallery which
replaced Jacox Gallery which
went out of business... In-

gallery, ED JACOX,. now. works _
at the Bank Of Montreal at 1200.
Government: Street. .

od

‘Hello Mr. McGee. Hello Io Mrs.
-McGee.,.Remember WALLACE...

“ “WIMPLE, the simple-voiced,
~ hen-pecked little. guy: (my. big,
_fat, old wife’) who used to visit
radio's Fibber and Molly at their’
*Wistful Vista home? He'll be here:

to take part in. Victoria Boys’
‘Chab’s 10th ~ anniversary
~ celebrations Tuesday night at the

~ Boys’ Club, BOB BORTTG IER,

a. executive director, reveals that
OR OW ia ple is really:
THOMPSON, community service
manager. of Union Oi! Company ;

of Canada...He'll also address the.

Douglas Rotary Club Monday at

616 pam. in the Carleton Club in
‘Esquimalt. Reps from all service

clubs are. weleame,

Sheer’ Rubiah BILL. “ “CThe

‘Rat') RATCLIFFE of . The

— Ratkapelle’” (CRollicking And.

* Robust Bavarian Band Music For

Fests And Stags; Happy And
Frolicsome: Rube Band Music:
For. Fairs: And Parades) is
ooking for more musicians + for
something, quite different He's at
OS6-4517,
The ‘Rating “Gamo: VE.
~ independent listener survey
‘ghowed 53° per cent of the
audience was over 84 years old,
Which ts probably pretly close to
the mean average age of Victoria
-posidents... That ia not to say that
nll are Mean OF
average.. Meanwhile, CRDA
figures it will win the top position:
i > ewhen the next quarterly results of
‘mo. the: Beard, of - Broadcast

~ Measurement a are ¢ released,

*

. Nearly Helievable oO RED
USHER of 2677) Dunlevy, . an
edman and bowman of,
siderable note, says Canadien
Olympic Champ bowman OND
VTRRE bas vindicated hinsell
since his hunting trip to Nimpkish

Events come and promoters go - with most of the swag. That seems
--to be increasingly the aim of the game in Victoria. The latest incident
‘involves Vancouver promoter. J.C. Halliday who hit town long enough
to rake in most of the proceeds from the sale of tickets and programs

first time last weekend. Halliday was to get 65 per cent of the take. He
was expecting about $3,500, of which only $500 would get to the local
promoted
« .the B.C. Open Golf Championship and various bonspiels which in-
~volve professionals, or at. ledst, ‘adults. This is amateur sport,
however, and it is our contention that it should have been handled by
amateurs, for amateurs...I expect some reaction later and will spell

when he. stalked and “shot’’.a

“Since acquired a bear anda deer

‘using the primitive bow and
“arrow method...Sets you all .a-
: qui ver, don’t it?

and RALPH DALE will be among:
: several ©

o es Hoes bass”
~ Speaking: of 'Gibbs...His show.
sold out at Alex Fraser Gallery i in,

back. home . in

in Edmonton’ by The -
» kids and kaboodle. Kids are at:
“tending — a
- CHILLIWACK | practice new:
~ cidentally,. the man behind that.

- cabins rented by ERNIE. LOWE
at his secluded, lakeside resort.
Watch this column: for’. an:

“morning. show. on CHEK-TV,

‘BILL

othe |

championships held here for the

events’ such

as

bear that had been dead for
several days. Ytrri (oddly
enough that’s his real name) has.

“Speaking of game.. Oak Bay
Kiwanians are advertising a

special on Christmas. pudding |,

made from genuine, larger-than-

life, B.C. 1967 Centennial Bir-
‘thday Cake. They say the pud-
“ding is in great ‘shape * (‘‘All:

traces of salmonella have been.

carefully removed by hand’’) and “|

selling for, $3.50. a Jar.

‘University. of Victoria: theatre: ;
department types DON MCLEAN

promoting °

‘are reported to have been offered .

"Remember Se

COLLECTORS? Just one of the | -
best Canadian’ groups: to make it |"
~ Internationally. They changed
~ beeame‘{

players,
CHILLIWACK and: moved into.a
new sound. They’ve just cut a
“new record in New York and are
(would’ ‘you |
believe) Salt: Spring Island!
‘They moved there recently with

school while

sounds -in' the. largest of seven

nouncement of a concert.”

ere etm eee

“Gamey Name Department:
JOHN MITCHELL, the usually
‘flawless’ announcer, . flubbed
FARLEY MOWAT's: mouthful
“when ‘the hoary marmot ap-
peared on Mitchell’s early

Mitchell called him FARLEY
- MOLE-LUCK which Molebat, uh,
Mowat, said was nothing to what
vho's |. been
weiter: was here to sing the:
praises of his latest effort and to
threaten: the world. with still
another (yawn) revelation -of
what's under a kilt. .

No Once More
On $10.85
For Paychologist

Nell Horth, North Saanich
Council) has again, disposed of the

psychologist for the Greater.
Victoria Board of Health. “as it
was disposed of before." "

The board had asked that North
Saantch reconsider its decision

as its share of the salary of-a
psychologist serving the district,
Alderman Horth said the Board

a” one shot* interim expense and
that jt would not set a precedent
for similar requests.

“Mayor 3B, Cumming said he
Would be glad to give the §lode
but objected to the principle and
labelled) (he “one shot"

aRIRANCe AS “HoT sense He felt]
if they approved thik expenditure

it would open the door to other
requeste af this nature.

“tive: Watyan pad Sith fine. lor
allowing hiv dagite run at large,

OPEN | °
- SPACES, a multi-media .ex- |
“periment . akin to Vancouver’s:
- successful INTERMEDIA. The.

~ whose. I
Road» farm: ‘the’

‘IN DRIVER’ S SHAT. of”
antique steam engine

recently acquired for

the Saanich aa
Artifacts. Society .

Willard | Michell : .
East. Saanich |

ae awaits: “a.

called © already... The:

Sidney
morning, admitted their offences:

“At the suggestion of Alderman

question of sharing in the cost of a»

not fo contribute $10.85 per month»

had told her the contributian was.

" COMER. toetified that the dag bit

iijuyentle ay the len

Y  UVENILES:

‘The arrest of: two juveniles on

- Nov. 18 in Hope climaxed a chain
‘of thefts: which , included $1,200

worth of articles stolen from

boats at Van Isle’ Marina anda
‘car belonging to Eldred. Zim-
~merman
Apartments, Sidney.

at. Marine = Park

R.C.M.P. report that the boys,

aged 14 and 15 years, came from:

the Edmonton area in a “stolen
truck. which they abandoned at

Clearwater and thence to Sidney

in a car stolen in Clearwater and
abandoned near Marine Park
Apartments. While here. and
before leaving in. Mr... Zim-
merman's” vehicle, they van-
dalized boats at Van Isle Marina
on the nipht of Wav, 16, untied one
craft. whieh sustained — nearly
$3,000 damuge as a result, and
broke into an Oak) Bay’ house

before leaving for the mainland,
“Th Hope: hey were arrested for

speeding,

“The two bays
-Polive Court’ Monday
and were. remanded in custody

for probation reports,

Charges Pending ©

Charges are pending as aresult

of an accident on Noy. 20 at the.
‘corner: of Weiler. and: Patricia
‘Hay. Highway, A cur driven by
MeTavish.

RUN. Griddle, 1070
Road was struck, while it stopped

nt the junction, by ‘a cnr driven by”

‘Agnes @lahiff, turning Into

Weiler, Damages amourited to

400,

: “old .

pionships. "The |

‘Appoured. in

Briefs

“- ‘The Fall Tea and Bazaar given.
‘by. the Afternoon. and. Evening”
Branches of the ‘A.C.W. of the |.
Brentwood. College. Memorial -

Chapel: on: “Nove mber. 14 was an
- outstanding ‘success,
proximately $600. was. raise

and, “ap:

the.work of: both | groups. .
The’ tea was: “opened. by Mrs

_Newnham, President ‘of ‘the:
| Saanich . Deanery, and” guests:
‘ho were welcomed ‘by the’ President
“of the ‘Afternoon: “Branch, Miss”
_| Mary | Martin, and. Archdeacon

sand - Mrs... EY H.
| feature of the tea’ was the»
- decoration of the stage by’ Mrs. R.

B. Stenning. asa--winter scene,

‘Maddocks. A

which proved an attraction. to
both viewers and photographers.

‘The tea was convened by the

Evening Branch, which also had
a most.attractive novelty and gift
stall. The afternoon. Branch was
in charge of the well-laden stalls;

which included. home cooking,
books. and» white”

needlework,
elephant and plants,

School Runners |
To Vancouver

- More: thon 30 local: : run-
ners. will travel to Vancouver this
weekend > (November. 28th)

the H.C. Nlementary
Crosscountry Championships.
Recently. Sidney made the
Victoria papers. with: their ‘sues
cess inthe. Victoria Cham
team has only.
been training a few weeks, ‘but
coach. Wayne > Coulson In Op
limistic about: its chances. .

schools

“presided... All

“Service secretary, Mrs, W. 3.
. Barker, whose place was taken
cby Mrs, A.-S, McNeil.
reports were given, and a special.
‘tribute. was paid to the work of ||
the late: Miss Esther Howard and

to.
represent Sidney Elementary: ine

"Report the activities. ‘of.
your. district to . “Review:
- correspondent - Mrs. C.M. ae
> Brown and they will appear. .:
: in. her’ round- “up: of: : Brent-

likely

9: “jnaximum’ ‘of 120 decibels at the
“dnnermost | contour’ surrounding
Runway - 08. (now. being. ex-

Sidney’ s north and south: borders. “

“aniival meeting of ‘the

17, -at

with the exception: of the’ Social

‘Annual

Mrs,'Florence Brown, who

passed to higher service during
‘the year. Members were ple ased:.

‘to welcome a new member, Mrs;
Dighy Smith, A’ social hour was
enjoyed, {he lea. hostess being
Mrs, J, Gy Mack arlane,

- Autigues

We Buy and Sell

: Old China, Silver, .
peo Supniture
“a nd Bricabrac :

ie a : path Street, Sidney. Pie
Phone 656-3515

tp palecrm: by: noise of “more: ‘than 85.

decibels.
“After noon’ Branch of" Brentwood: ,

: College Memorial. Chapel ACLW.
was held’in the. Parish’ Hall: on
Tuesday afternoon, Nov.
which- Archdeacon Maddocks:
“officers. were.
~ returned for the ensuing year, |

: may. be: plugged:

SSS ee

‘

~Keaing Tish @ chs |

| oh _ Open 7 Am. a4 pans, Mon-Sat,

— Coffee Shop —

“ase Keating x Rd. .

TAKE quT ORDERS:
— 652- 1665.

“TG.

CENTRAL SAANICH ELECTIONS:

ONCE AGAIN...
ON SATURDAY, DEC. 12, FOR ALDERMAN.
RE ELE CT
ICH WELL

“the Candidate with a long’

“record of continuous service
in Central Saanich ces

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ma

total. aircraft.

monthly count. ranging

July.

. The Department map of Sidney
area shows sound pressure levels
‘to. be
whenever. large  4-engined. jet
aircraft such as DC8 or Boeing
707 takes off...

Recommended uses: for land

~ within the various sound pressure
zones, are. included: (these are
available to: planning authorities -

upon request),

Ald. Sealey. pointed out. the
wathes of sound ranging from a’

tended), to. 85° ‘decibels. touching .

cause bodily
damage _ even. ‘though the ears”

‘The D.O.T. letter fecommends

: that in areas. subject to a noise -
: level of | 110: decibels, resident

| get awe. ays.

Norma Sealey told SPEC
Saturday at North Saanich Junior High School.
Quoting from figures recently received from the
Department of Transport,
“movement from Victoria
ternational Airport in 1969 was 115,651 with a

‘encountered:

and advise ©

. ‘within areas shown, to. be’at or’

above 110 perceived noise ‘level:

+} land. should’ be zoned for. other
‘than residential use.”

e phone ©

when’ you cant

--Pick up th

Half of the Town of Sidney lies within the “inner
zone”’ exceeding 110 decibels of aircraft noise, Ald.

teach-in listeners ©

the Alderman said that
In-

from a low of . ap-

proximately 5,900 for January toa high of 12 ,800 in.

“development should not. t be

permitted under. any — cir-

cumstances; in areas subject to a.

noise level of less than 110 but at:

- or above 100 decibels, résidential °
development should be avoided .
‘or, at best, should be rental units
-only and these sound-proofed. -

-An attached chart of land uses.

“ compatible with aircraft” noise’
advocates : ‘agricultural | (except.

for _ poultry)

use,

purchasers or lessees: ‘of. land

within inner “and outer. zones of
aircraft ‘noise’ be notified  for-
“mally and © in | writing, or have
“included =

his:

-annual floral display. on campus.
commercial -[':

“(except for stadiums), industrial :
and municipal utilities.
~DOT. recommends. also. that

formal.
“documentation: ‘of ‘acquisition, abe
“notification - to the’ effect. that [J
ee in sues tion” ‘is'in-a high -| 9

Peninsula - Historical Artifacts’ |
~ | Society will be held in the Pioneer
_Cabin, Saanichton, on Thursday,’
-Nov.:26 at 8 p.m. All who are .|:
“interested are: invited. to. attend, at

| Rhododendron
Award Given

The American’ Rhododendron ”
Society has awarded a. gold
medal to Miss Evelyn Jack of.
UBC. Botanical Garden “in.
recognition of her work in.
developing the species - ‘ins: the

Pacific northwest.

Miss Jack, daughter of Mr. and.
Mrs. Melville Jack of Tapping —
Road, North Saanich, attended
North Saanich junior. secondary
school and. Victoria College: :

before”
where... she . majored
‘agriculture.

- She is now sian pathologist os = :
UBC, and in the course of her
-work has’ propagated more’ ‘than:

300 rhododendron: ‘species, - whic
add. color. and. interest, to. the

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