Community TheReview Wednesday, April 1, 1992 — A15
BRIGHT FLOWERS reflect Akiko Shewring’s delight in the

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in ‘@| th ree - sto sTuUCcIO show Island climate, which she finds encourages artists to work
- outdoors. Bor in Haney, she obtained a Bachelor of Arts

degree from U.B.C. and worked in the interior of B.C. and in
4 Calgary before moving to Vancouver Island, She began
~==4 painting on the island and has been painting for almost 10
years. Most of her work is done outside, on location. Recently
she has been painting on Salt Spring Island and now plans to
paint Tofino on the west coast.

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THIS MISTY LANDSCAPE was created by Elizabeth Malvet of Sidney, who came to Canada in
1948 after a Childhood spent in Russia and Estonia. She married in 1938 and in 1943 was
forced to flee with her family to Sweden. Originally the family settled on a farm 10 miles from
Montreal but eventually moved to the west Coast. During the last 15 years, Malvet has worked
more in pastels and watercolors as well as experimenting with different media. She finds
endless inspiration in the beauty of Canada’s west coast.

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FIGURATIVE DRAWING, as
illustrated above, color
and design intrigue Mari-
lyn Laite, a North Saanich
resident for 22 years. She
has exhibited in many
shows and galleries.

___ LANDSCAPES, SeaScapes,
F | #¥ still life and portraits are
the special interests of
Rodger Garbutt, a gra-
duate of the Hartlepool
College of Art, Manches-
ter University. An art
teacher in England and
B.C., he has recently
exhibited in Victoria, Dun-
can and Chemainus.

BACK TO THE FUTURE

50 Years Ago, from the
Oct. 19, 1932, issue of
The Review.

Review readers in the Saani-
chton area will be interested to
know that Messrs. Clifford J. Hill
and Howard Bull, of Sidney,
have leased the Saanichton

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Garage from Mr. Geo Stokes, :
2 | -@ | owner of the property, have ta- a me ‘Ss S C as
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doing business under the name / A 5
of Saanichton Garage. -
vecense! YOU Want to think about is Hydro
nichton Garage and changed ®

the name to Spelt’s Chevron
Service. With the expansien of a

gas station/conveniencesstore} As your kids do their homework tonight, we don’t want them to worry about the extra load on our system

Sheer eee ees F want them to worry about the complexities of supply- caused by 150,000 new customers added in just five .

ee ae for Hats aa on ing electricity to the four comers of our Province. Or years. Or by our concem for the environment that keeps
arage will again be the: ef. : d ; ie = oo

used at the repair shopsdaniy|> coping with our aging network of facilities. Or the us from building new facilities unless they re absolutely

the name will change. - ill : es : sae : :

still offer the same outstaeding |- difficulties involved with switching to underground necessary. But we do ask their help. And yours. When

service you have becosg@: ac- _~ lines. Or predicting future demand. We don’t even. ever you use electricity, please use it wisely.

customed to over the past 20° :

years and look forward & the

Thankyou, from the Spelt's.

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