°< known _ OBITUARY Media pioneer passes away Deana Lancaster Nens Reporter dlancaster@nsnews.com WALLIE Peters knew how to entertain peo- ple. He. was an internationally- ‘banje player, ‘and accomplished at playing 12- string jazz guitar. He performed throughout Canada, the United States and abroad in live telecasts and even on the Lawrence Welk Show, touring with the likes of banjo. great Eddie Peabody. He had fans as far away as New York state who, according to | - his: sister-in-law. Heidi Peters, continued to write to him up undl nis death, at the age of 82, in his West Van home on Now10 “Around these-parts he was probably best known for. his ‘ork in broadcasting. Radio‘and television —— the communications mediums that: are so familiar to us today —: were technological i innovations when’ Wallie first began his” career... “A special tribute to his life was: held“ at the“ Hollyburn © ‘Country Club on: Nov, 24, ‘Speakers included | his high “school, friend: arid music cole: league, Dal Richards. Wallie’s ©. brother Ray “fecounted some_of his many ‘accoinplishments, -; including his: work. producing music for usical," drama ‘and “comedy . “programs at CJOR. Ray, who was: himself’ president - and CEO. of WIC Western, and’ hairman of BCTV. before he” ctired, soften “found: himself ° with roles and parts to play in . Po oo nephews extended family niembers. the prograins.”| Lnever kev whether he: TO. ‘WALLIE “was sc involved me in his music and broadcasting career because he hked me or at mv mother’s instructions, gibute. Wallie’s career was inter- rupted in the 1940s by the ‘Second World War, in which he flew planes for the Royal Canadian Air Force: Once again, as a young man, I wished L could be with him as part of the war effort,” remembered Ray. *He was my hero.”. locai broadcasting. After the war, Wallie. went to New. York. University to learn about. television produc- tion and returned to produce decumentaries, many of which “appeared on CBC television. He also worked with CHAN. TV, which iater became BCTV.: - i Wallie is. survived . by. his: wite Joyce; daughter Carolyn: Peters;. grandchildren’: Steven, Geofirey and Heather; brother J.R, (Ray) Peters and sister-in- law. --Heidi- Peters; , Aunt Gertrude... Peters; cand . nieces /ASNEW. CAREER” You could be on your way toa new career in four to nine m nths, Our programs re affordable and are. ig the day, We provide. - a warm aad friendly environment | in which to learn the vital skills for today’ 's werkplace. 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Monday, Dee. 11 at 7 p.m. @ Appointments; B Staffing re Mayor's office; @ Vehicle /auto allowance re mayor @ Financial planning commit- tee sugeestions; B Secondary suites policy review; B St. Andrew's Park redevelop- ment, public consultation plan; B Watertront walkway forum; NORGO Detonator * Girls & Boys } #24” wiiael (8-12 yrs) g * shod! rks & riser bars & Reg. £329.95 sale * 230.9. WELC OME TG Sunday, December 710, 2000 —- Rorth Shore Mews ~ S$ @ Public hearing at 7 p.m. re Coronation Block; @ Library space needs analysis study; Mf Firance Committee meeting arS p.m; B 365 EF. 2nd St, re letter of credit; @ Delegation re Aberdeen Block, 90 Lonsdale. WEST VANCOUVER DISTRICT COUNCIL Monday, Dee HL at 7:30 p.m. @ Mayor RK. Wood's interim address; B Zoning bylaw, to allow for the construction of a new 3- storey commercial /office building at 2489 Bellevue Ave.; @ Sewer and drainage utility fce bylaw, B Waerworks bylaw; regulation NORCO Mity Macho ° 16” wheel (3-6 years) * fuil pad set * training wheels ¢ high rise handlebars for best fit Reg. $149.95 B® Development variance. per- mit applicaticn, 5130 Meadteild Rd. @ 2001 budget, & Dundarve Hoeduvn 2000; @ Acrial spraying of pesticides. _ WEST VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 45 Regular school board inceting is Tuesday. Dec. 12, 7 p.m.: no agenda to press time. Education Programs and Service Committee meeting, Tuesday, Dee. 12, 3-4:45 p.m. Bi Late French immersion; | 8 Accreditation; . @ Report on the Se ccond” Comaiunity Forum. NORTH VANCOUVER SCHOOL DISTRICT 44 The next regular school board meeting is ‘Tuesday, Jan. 9,7 p.m. sale 139.95 ‘Banta In-sture: December 15% 16 BIKIN' & BOARDIN' HEA VEN! 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