Times Colonist from Victoria, British Columbia, Canada • 11

Ml I TIMES-COLONIST Wednesday, April 19, 1933 Study of seabed, tiny particles result in Royal honor for Victoria scientists be ex-diplomat and peace advocate George Ignatieff, 76, a widely-respected Canadian specialist in Soviet affairs. a jirTi''4 tist known internationally for his studies of Canadian ocean policy. Among new fellows in Academy II, humanities and social sciences, will AYRSHIRE BACON McCOLL'SKEAT MARKET 382-1811 230 MENZIES ST. DOWNSTAIRS SALE. ALMOST OVER WE MOVE, APRIL 23rd SOLAR JEWELLERS 1110 GOV ST.

Ark Solar Products Ltd hhsk) 386-7643 Two Victoria scientists a particle physicist and an offshore geophysi-cist are among six British Columbians to be made members of the Royal Society of Canada June 4. Alan Astbury, 55, who occupies the Pearce chair in physics at the University of Victoria, is known internation-ally for his investigation of sub-atomic particles of matter at institutions in Canada, the U.K., Europe and the U.S. He as a member of the team which was the first to collect and particles in major experiments at the CERN accelerator laboratory in Geneva in the early part of the decade. Roy Hyndman, 48, director of Pacific Geoscience Centre, is cited as "perhaps the most versatile of the younger geophysicists in Canada, widely known internationally." His work lately has involved measurements of physical properties of rock samples discovered by deep-diving researchers at spreading ridges of the oceanic plates some 150 nautical miles off Vancouver Island for Energy, Mines and Resources Canada. Both will become fellows of Academy III, the science sector of the society.

Others to be honored by the society are Stanley Rachman, a University of B.C. psychologist and investigator of personality and clinical psychology; Garry Clarke, 48, a geophysicist specializing in glacier studies at L'BC; Edward Piers, 51, a I'BC organic chemist who has made notable contributions to synthsis of compounds; and Mark Zacher, a UBC political scien cj nJ r-i r-i rJ r-i rJ ri rJ rJ rJ rj rzj rzj rJ rzJ Alex Barta photo Shifting sands 1 1 1 a IVs a dirty job but somebody's got to do it. While Trevor, 6, were taking on more important the rest of the gang on Willows Beach was chores. Perhaps they were inspired by road having fun, Laura Scotten, 3, and brother work throughout the Victoria area recently. lil SALE DIRECT IMPORT OF FINE ORIENTAL FURNITURE New shipment Handpainted Natural, Black, Red and Green Lacquer Desks Screens Jewellery Cabinets Buffets Night Tables Nest of Tables hi i a a Mystery man dead 10 days from drug overdose 311 OVERSEAS UTRADIHG CORP.

Police found neither identification nor personal possessions on the body. There as no evidence of violence or injury, reported Stephens. Stephens said In his report released Tuesday that lethal levels of codeine and acetaminophen were found in the body. Quantities of ethyl alcohol were also present in the blood, but decomposition made It Impossible to tell whether that substance had any role in the death. A dead man found in Beacon Hill Park last July 18 died of a drug overdose 10 days previously, Victoria regional coroner Darryl Stephens has ruled.

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