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DUPLEX AND FIELD OF HAY
SPELLS CLOSE OF JOURNEY

F LOWERS IN WAGON ‘WINDOW

A ‘auplex anda field of hay have”
seta new. resident up here, for: the

“winter.”

She sis: Miss Audrey. Goodchild, a

nurse from England, who has travel-
Jed across: the’ continent in ‘a milk
_ wagon, drawn: by’ ‘a’ horse.:

Her ° unorthodox “transportation
-system.has aroused. interest in al-
~ most - every -- ‘community she
passed, although: the style of horse-
drawn ‘delivery vehicle was a.com-

“ “mon sight on city streets. from coast

“to coast but’a few years ago:
--Miss*Goodchild plans :to reside: in
Q North: Saanich -at least for: the com-
:-ing ‘winter: :: Her :further. plans . are
"not yet formulated, although’ she -has |:
already. fallen in: love: with the Pa:

Island in’ particular. ae os
“She “will J share cher: home . with

are ‘Jabe: her German shepherd ‘and the|:”
«adjacent. field: will be” an earthly
“paradise for. Bill;: ‘the’ horse who. has:

- drawn. her: ‘unusual equipage from
‘Galt, in” Ontario, to Vancouver = Is-

~.< land, over. a.period’ of two years.

~The «young. English ‘nurse..is’ fond
‘of animals and : a ‘trans- continental

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qian ‘He-.was ‘rushed ‘to “Rest Haven
Hospital “by: the--ambulance -of::the
‘Sidney: and ‘North’. Saanich olunteer |
‘Fire: ‘Department.

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MARGARINE |

Bolter Buy, 2s. ae

has |

“will: be’ her - conservatory.
summer: ‘the “tenancy: will’change

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tour. in’ their) company appealed:
‘her. It" was: this -love. of .animals.
which led to her arrival in Canada
about three: years ago. wy

_ While nursing in England che was
obliged ‘to forfeit her pet dog when
the’ demands’ of ‘her duties made. it
nearly impossible: to look after ‘the
animal.

EMULATES PIONEERS

Unable to. pursue her interests dali?
England, she left for. Canada, rave |
she ‘has lived as she wished and: trav-
elled: gently in the. wake of the pion-
eers. who drove their: horses across
the land without. the benefit of _
ber ‘tires... -

‘Fora time Miss ‘Goodchild will be
nursing ‘al’ Rest Haven. :Her.:plans
beyond that stint: are. not firmly |:
established. "Next - summer.» she | »
plans a tour of Vancouver Island.

For. the winter. ‘the wagon: which !|*
‘has been -her * summer homes for |...
‘three: years” will” house. Jabe, -while | -
“the .area. around: the: front ‘windows.
In’ the:

and the owner:
vehicle aes
Island.

“will: occupy _ the
“seeing: Wanecouver,

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“How are you: going to. keep them down on the

“. farm???-is-no problem for Frank’ Cook: of: Yarmouth,
“N.S.: -He’s..solved his help problem so neatly he’s «
_ the envy of many farmers across Canada. ‘The story

‘of an-amazingly successful dairy enterprise by. the
- Cook. family was told on: CBC-TV’s Country Calen- |
dar, - recently. The ‘history ‘of. the. Cook - business
dates. back to. 1929 when. Fr ank Cook and his wife.

_-purchased a 39-quart milk route. Today they buy _
milk from 20."of .their. neighbors, have:..their..own
herd of 150 pur ebred Guerriseys .and own a’ modern
dairy . with a daily output of 4,500 quarts. Eight. of...
‘the couple’s nine ‘sons and | a- grandson. are in ‘the:
‘business with: them... Seen. left to.right are: Mrs.

Cook, Mr. Cook, Francis Sr.,-Francis..Jr., ‘Kenneth;
Neil, Bill, Steve, Arnold, Joe and Hugh. a

big: vans drawn by. | a team of hor Ses

bringing: the children: to:school. ‘The
replacement: “of: ‘the’. various’: small

HAND WRITING AUTHORITY —Continued
rural «schools “by: the new consolid-

face. of: experience; became a fun- ..-Mr.. MacLean recalls: that ins the
Uated: schools which were./equibped

with”. ‘modern: teaching: ‘devices~:and
‘staffed’ by: specially: trained :teach-:
ers S00n-proved to be: of ‘great. ad-
PAY antage .. for the. rural Aistricts, ne

oF alls From. Boat _

“American visitor to’ North: -Saan- |

;Park, Calif., suffered rib. iractures.
|-when che’ fell ; “off: ‘@ boat at. Canoe
‘Cove on “Wednesday. afternoon, Aug. 13

‘damental. feature in British Colum-, first. year, “of: ‘his teaching | a school
and ; reform: began. ‘to shape. Sir: William

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bla. the Atlantic” ‘provinces.

“Alber ta, “Sa »skatchewan,
wt | ‘Manitoba, Ontario’ ‘and- Quebec. -
=< | PRINCE EDWARD: ISLAND. =
Sh. _ Born®. “Wear. : ~Chariottetown - con!
‘Pri ince: Edward Ysland ‘and’ ediicated:
‘there;: ‘Mr. ‘MacLean’ ‘decided ::to- be-t-tabli ishing: ; number, ‘of:
Vcome.a teacher: “After: .trainingon | ated’: ‘schools. “thus ° abolishing
‘Prince © Edward Island: and in on: | small: rural school con
: iario; “he found his: ‘first’ appointme nt
tin’-his< t “community. : He, ‘suc-

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MacDonald, “mnillionaire: tobacconist,
“of! ‘Montre al, who already. had con- |

iributed - la ree: sums to ‘McGill Uni-
-versity.- and: educationalist: Dr. JW.
"Robertson: ‘feally succeeded : ix

whieh was: financially ‘assisted by. Sir:

he: Gottied the. ‘eaching: staff: ‘of; the
Hes 4 br ought: +:

South: Park: “school. >
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| Edward « Island. hia”

n:, British |
nd imany, |.

came: “neteasingly aware -
‘poor’ ‘standards, : :

oA Sas result of. ‘these. observations, |
the: superintendent of. education | apy.
‘pointed: a: committee: to: ‘make: ‘a a
Vey: of the’ * situation including
“study; ‘of. 1: ‘modern extbook on
handwriting. - i
Mr," M MacLean. was’ “minde chai ir-,
‘man’: of this committee, The. ‘pro-.
ject: of» ‘reforming ‘entailed much:
work... For one and‘a half “years text
“books ‘of all’ English : speaking: coun,
-tries: were’: carefully: studied ; and:
-representatives : of’ numerous . differ-
ent systems consulted. With the .as-
sistance of. his® ‘colleagues.and the’
“department: of eduention, “Mr: Mac-
Lean finally: produced his new form
_of training. for ‘good handwriting: :
_He- recalls that some of: the, sys-.
tems used im the United States
which. - initially .. had... denied any |
amendment ‘ol: their ‘course. in favor.
‘of the “view type: of teaching’ later
“adopted same “of “the: ideas outlined
in: The, Maclean’ ‘Mothod ‘of Writing..
Syn atthe. MacLean: Methot: of
“writing; “produced in: its. entirety. in:
“Canada, was | “introduced | nes all:
| schodls: of British: Columbiay:.A cure:
|-respondence® course: in. handwriting |
dai Availabe free of charge, to: all

Our’ special: lo

to. SLAB,

: ver rousninds. at Waid 5 have avails
"a themselves: af the. opportunity to
‘take: this course, Many, of the. Cans;
cadion provinces use. this method ox-.
‘elusively and it’ has reached: ‘far be-.
‘yond ‘the borders, to be: practised: ‘in
“nections © of ‘New . Aland” and ‘of
: Australias is
‘The founder of the. Jranelwelting,
‘syatem | “maintains. his’ belief “that;
uniformity; dn writing is “egsentin”
and, that handwriting always will bo’
‘more important. “than. mechinized |
substitutes © such. ag. typowrlters,,
counting machines ‘and | others. as
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Bosides his: vetivily: na lectern: ot”
ik anethod. he serves. accasionally |
As handwriting: expert, or ine the!
“technical! term, ag. "examiner. of |
:] questioned: documents ; lor. the: tray:
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i Mr. Maclean elaine: thot “most |
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—D oriaties, «bute hes explaing «that: it

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| M. BERNAU AND JOHN SHEPPY.

“| Mrs. J. Sheppy, Muriel St., Sidney.

the bride’s grandfather, the late
quins: The sweetheart neckline was one
outlined: in deep applique embroid. | N- H. Caesar, who develope ed the
ery. pleasant home ‘called The Sun

:| lace net was first worn by her great-.

“was: held:in place by the same. tiara,
‘of: orange’ blossoms : that. adorned

‘blue. taffeta” ballerina’ length’ gown, |. E.. D..-Hare, “Mrs: ‘and: Mrs. H. “ds

S| and ‘Mrs.-Bernau: are now. residing,
‘was. the’ -perfect ‘setting. for the re-

‘|: groom:
—. the: bride’ S: parents, ‘his. sister,

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. Wednesday, August OA, 1960.

OKANAGAN WEDDING UNITES

On July. 9,. St. Margaret's. Church
in’ Winfield; Okanagan ‘Centre, was
the scene of a.pretty wedding ‘unit- ;
ing in. marriage. Margaret Anne,
daughter. of Mr. and. Mrs..H. M.
Bernau, of Okanagan’ Centre, ‘and
John’ J.: Sheppy, son of Mr.. and

the groom’ ’s. mother, “his sister and
best ‘man.:

-Mrs; Bernau: was 5 attired in Y print
‘ ed: blue silk with white accessories.
-and gardenia corsage. ,
~-Mrs. .Sheppy, mother of. the

groom, chose a gown.of pastei blue’
| silk with matching accessories .and
corsage of .white: gardenias. -
The. table. was. centred with 2°
three-tiered wedding’ cake topped. _
by a miniature sailing ship made by.

Rev. J. Alan Jackson Officiated.
The bride,- entering the church on
the arm ‘of: her father;. looked lovely
in’a white nylon over taffeta baller-
ina length: gown; lily-point sleeves
and fitted bodice studded with ‘se-

Dial’.

. Leaving for’ a honeymoon south S

of the border, the blonde bride look-. ©

ed ‘attractive. in a simply fashioned *

green. cotton eon with white Pies:

her mother. Her colonial -bouquet.!.ture. hat. oS

was of red roses and ‘stephanotis. { GUESTS
The matron-of honor, Mrs. Gordon ;. °. Among

~Her = beautiful finger-tip veil ° of

grandmother over 100 years ago and

rie 4 ‘out: ollown auests. =

‘Tapping, sister of the bride, wore: an | were Mrs. Caesar; who’ now.. resides ee Ta

embroidered white nylon over: pastel} in: Kelowna; .Miss.. N..-Weich, Mrs.

floral ‘hat entone’ and ‘carried .a-bou-|.Van.. Ackeran, ~ -H: ‘Somerford, . all... , 7
quet:. sof * blue Ainted Esther “Reed | froim Kelowna;. “Mr.and: Mrs. He >
daisies. 7 : Sheppy, Mrs. - 1. Sheppy, . Miss... M.

“Bridesmaid: “was Miss Margaret Sheppy,’° Miss. Clara and ' Margaret’ 7
| Sheppy, sister of the .groom.. She i Taylor, J. S. Rashleigh. Mr. and *..-
had. chosen.a gown of lace over pink « Mrs. P. Rashleigh, all “of. -Sidney;.
taffeta with matching hat and: colon- -Mr..and-Mrs.. D: Fair, Mr. and: Mrs.
ial- bouquet.-: ONS, Sheppy, Mr.’ and Mrs: D: .Relf. :
Peter Rashleigh, of. Sidney. acted Mr..and Mrs.:C. Smith,:allof Ede.”
as groomsman: while ushering ‘were ; monton; Mr... and: Mrs. .H.. Paish,:
David Fair, of. Edmonton, and -Gor- ‘| Mrs. ‘E.. Howells, Miss. A. Keith,
don’, Tapping; . of 1 Port Coduiem: Miss H.-Morrison, ‘Mr; and. Mrs.°S.
RECEPTION So : .”.| Rowles,: Vancouver; Mr. and. Mrs.’
The: shady garden iat the “gual Tapping, Port. “Coquitlam ; Mrs.0 pd
Dial”, former home of'.the bride’s.|.R. Keenleyside, Miss. E. Farrell, 0-9
grandparents, Mr: and Mrs.°N.°H.|-Mr: ‘and Mrs. D. ‘Parkinson, Revel-.20
\.Caesar,: and. the .home: where «Mr: ‘stoke; *° Mr. ana = Mrs. J.: Graham, ves
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ception. Assisting ‘the.- bride. cand,|

‘receiving: their ‘Suests |

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