hon ah,

‘custodians. at<cour place of-a

abandoned it for an entire week
“of. convalescence

_ with anything since I got my new

: the house that makes life a little

-at all like the howling teethers
-and in all. my born days I never
an itchy-kitchy-koo.

-you have them briefly, like books
from the library, and helps to

- conduct the young lady on a daily

- anticipate
“ delight. .

people: ‘to stop you. in the street

a Sere eee ath et te |

- Wednesday, May 12, 1971

THE REVIEW

PAGE EIGHT

JACK SCOTT. COLUMN

Man Wi

We're ‘the temporary
smail, pink and delectable baby,
its parents having heartlessly

and
discovery of each other.
I haven't been so. fascinated

re-

spinning reel.

Not that I'm so carried away
that I’d want to invest in another,
mind you, but, by George, there’s
something about a baby around

fuller.
‘Mind you, this is a remarkable
child, happy the live-long day, not.

that: aged me so. prematurely,
‘saw one react so satisfactorily to

This is the way babies are when

explain why visiting grand-
. parents act the way they do.
Permanent possession. I know
down deep, might not be quite so
sunny.

It: has been my pleasure. ‘to

“royal tour and it is an event that I
“with ‘simpering

Do you crave popularity? ? Want

because’ of your magnetic per-
ity? Care to bathe in the |

human” kindness? T
‘place-a happy baby, borrowed or.
otherwise, in'a carriage and take

enough’ to restore, your: faith. in
mankind... = =
This is a child, with a great.
curiosity ;: ever ready to strike up
friendship with passers-by, and

of the: times, Soften when :

Thien" ;"*

a ‘stroll: The. results. are almost :

faces. containing: the |

th Baby

Almost. immediately our
stately progress is slowed to a
craw] by the necessity of stopping
from time to time to be admired:
That ‘striking -blonde.. who has
always passed me by without the
faintest: acknowledgment of my
admiring gaze was halted in her
tracks. While she was chucking
the baby under the chin I was
recalling an old pal of mine who
used to meet the most interesting
girls simply by. walking around

with a small cocker ~ spaniel
puppy.
“My,” said the striking blonde,

“she is beautiful isn’t she? Your
-prand-daughter?”. But it~ was
better than nothing.
~ There are a variety of reasons
why life seems brighter: when
you're on the business end of a
buggy. Why, even the dogs that
rush out at you with. murderous
intent shrug, smile and slink off
when they see’ the pram.
Motorists come ‘to ahalt,. wave
you generously on your way,
smiling tenderly. we
In the glow of all this warm
feeling a man finds. himself en-
joying his walk as never before.
His pace is slowed to a leisurely
‘one, he beams. on .the world,
accepling its praise - for his
baggage, pauses to exchange
notes with the matron. behind an
“oncoming buggy, while the rival
‘babies. study each — other
critically, pians his route to meet
as. many of these ~ “delightful:
people as possible. ..
< It-didn’t take me long to: notice
the difference in the approach of
_ males and females. ,

entirely to the baby, plying her
‘with outrageous baby talk and
visibly. melting -when rewarded
with the radiant smile. =) 2

_ The females, on the other. hand,

‘Your's?’ they ask. ‘‘How many
teeth?" “Off the bottle yet?”
Meaning. the baby, n .

oy asking ‘in her reflectio

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othe<-Maltwood,
Museum, Wednesday, May 19.in
two showings. There. will bea

“morning coffee party at 11. a.m:,
and an afternoon tea starting at 2°

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WEDDING GOWN OF. 1830 modelled by Mrs. Chas. Lum, of
Martlet Chapter IODE, is one of the many period garments from
Avis Walton's vintage Victoria collection which will be modelled
at the Maltwood Museum, Royal Oak on May 19. Tt has an 18-

inch waist: ‘photo by R. A. Marquis)

‘HISTORIC GOWNS TO

» the original owners of the gowns.

“Models: will include | members
available from Martlet chapter

Central oo Miss Centennial

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contestants, Mrs. John O'Reilly
of Point. Ellis House, popular
writer Lynn Hancock, and others.
ooThe.. modelling... will ..be in-
terspersed with amusing anec-
dotes to do with local history and

Mrs. Re Ely. will play her. harp
and accompany Mrs. Erica
Kurth in song. Tickets. are

members.

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“BY LEE IFE-
Between. 50. cand | DB “Brownies

: and Guides and the same number
“of cubs and scouts turned up for: a
} look at the. Queen: on. Wednesday.

eee “passed.
- - | through. ‘the. open \ the
“Queen,” who. thanked “her. and:
‘Prince: Philip: told Deanna’ “that, :
‘Princess | Anne, was. in the car t

Two- little”

people .

Sharon. Knowles ‘of

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‘Karen Ontram patently

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GUIDES AND ROWNIES

rather chilly. wind, the. cavalcade’
“of: ‘Cars: was cheered on andthe.
} ear bearing, the Queen, and Prince |
|- Philip almost came to.a standstill :
_in front of the Brownies.” ;
‘stood
‘hopefully’ waiting to present local
garden flowers to both the Queen |
_and Princess Anne.
| Knowles ‘of West Saanich Road
‘and’ Mrs,’
‘Linda Place went all out to make
up two lovely sprays of tulips and

Mrs. Hazel:

greenery for the - Brow nies. to:
-present. Karen Ostrom Ist Sidney.
‘Brownies. and Deanna Mahon,

2nd Sidney. were the lucky. girls
: chosen: to make the presentation

behind. bs :
EA loud ‘and echoing che :

“ip from, the: youngsters. who. ‘had.

been ‘so: patient in waiting. and
the great moment seemed almost

that the youngsters were not-too

better view. than some less. for-
tunate; We: wish: (o thank: Major

for allowing ‘us the
opportunity of lining up, inside the
gates,

‘The Brownie and) Guide
quite. successful, realizing over
$100 profit. Unfortunately we
were competing with an art show
which seemed ta lessen - the
number present’ for caur tea,
Thanks go -to-all-who donated
baking and’ all who worked’ so
hard to make it a success, —

This week 2nd Sidney Brownies
were challenged.to:a Ball game

to do better than last year when
weoanly were able to muster a tle,
Both Brownie packs: plan to pool
their ball talent and challenge the

a weiner roast afterwards. A date
for this has not yet been set as we
are waiting the outcome of: the
first ame, :

; "| earticipating. reserve. units: will.

, (organization. for ‘details:

to end before it began. It is hoped:

disappointed i in such a. ‘short view.
of the gracious Queen and her.
Consort,.but due to the weather,
and. a tight schedule we had a.

Westwood: Commanding. Officer.
Pol ViUL 33,

Mothers tea and bake. sale was.

at Tulista, Park. Ist Sidney hope’

Vides to a game, and then have.

FEDERAL JOBS |
FOR STUDENTS

Approximately 1.100 vacancies
are available this summer to B.C...
students. in.. Department of
National Defence ‘student .em-
ployment programs.

About 200 students. ages 16 to
24, will be: hired under. the
Defence Department's casual
civilian employment program for
a variety of jobs at Canadian
Forces. Bases throughout the
province. Employment. will in-
clude. office work, transport
driving. warehousing. and. food
services. A limited number of
opportunities also exist for
employment -in fields directly
related ‘to. their .academic
disciplines.

Students: selected: for this
program to. be: introduced at.
Canadian forces Base Wain-
wright. Alta... the Defence
Department will provide up to
eight weeks of instruction in first
aid. hunter safety. bush survival.
adventure training ,.water safety,
civilian leadership and related
activities for approximately 250
young. men aged 16 to 24. Pay
rates for this: program: will be
avaijable in approximately two
weeks.

Additional information. and
application forms for the casual
civilian employment . program
and civilian training program are
available. at regular or. student
Canada Manpower Centres.
Approximately 550, vacancies
are available to B.C. students in
the special’ summer. reserve .

available positions will be offered
to those who participated in last.
year’s program. The training will
be carried out at various bases
and armouries ‘in the province:
during July and August. Students :
‘selected for the reserve program
will receive $7:50 per ‘day on a
seven day week. basis. Those
reserve units conducting summer »
programs will begin enrolling
students early in July. A list of

be. announced shortly:

‘training ‘programs carried: out
‘each year, provision. is: being,
‘made. to. send an additional 100.
cadets. from. B.C. : to. ‘attend.
summer - “camps. Students. who.
are ‘interested — in: joining . the:

“contact. their: local _cadet-

‘EAR- PLUGS”
ANSWER ?

: “Protest from Mrs. T. A, Aiers,
(9625 Eighth St.. alleging” un-
favorable publicity involving
‘aircraft’ noise® inspired mixed
: reaction at Sidney Council on
“Monday. Mrs. Aiers felt that the
residential, area .is, being: down-
graded _ by «noise
propaganda, but. said
sometimes “we are quiet when
“Curteis Point is. complaining.”
. Real estate values are being
affected beeause: reports would
‘indicate that: the noise: around

Submitted,

Mayor Stan Dear said “if other

residents feel as the Aiers do, we
. would be most happy to drop the
matter.

Ald. Willie Gardner felt it was
unfair to single out any particular
area, noise pollution was pretty
general he apreedss
— Ald. Norma Scaley, who ob-
‘tained. noise intensity figures
from the Transport Department

and that: the Department has
suggested restricted residential
development in some arcas,

she has heen ‘personally informed

program. -Ahout. 40.nercent of thet

“In addition to the regular. cadet |

*|. theatre: safes: were forced. and

‘army, air. or. séa cadets. should |

pollution:
that:

‘Kighth St, is never-ending, it was’

last fall, said noise levels do vary,

Furthermore, said Ald, Sealey, .

“Mount oNewton junior secon:
dary school won top-honors in the
Saanich district meetoat Cen:
tennial Stadium. University’ of
Victoria. fast.. Friday... Young
athletes from. Mount — Newton.
North Sagnich and Royal Oak
were in top form. breaking 18
track. records and 18 field event
records *

Winners of all events will meet
again this Saturday at. the
Stadium in the Sooke. Saanich
and Gulf -Island. track: meet.
Finalists will take part in the
Vancouver Island athletic
competition on June 12.

Mount Newton students ~ gar-
nered 851 points to win. North
Saanich came second. with 736

Files of the Review

30 Years. Ago

Constable Owens of Victoria in
company with Constables Bishop
and Rogers entered the premises
of Chung Lee Lung,’ Beacon
Avenue, at about: 8.45 p.m. on
Friday armed -with a search
warrant, During the search an
opium pipe. opium, lamp, tray -
and a bottle was found .in..the
room of a. Chinaman: named
Wong. Wong was brought before
justices J.J. White and A.
Macdonald. on April 15. and-
charged with possession of opium
without lawful authority of je
“Minister “authorized by ™
Narcotic Drug Act. Wong. was,
found guilty and sentenced to.a
fine of $200 and costs.of $4; or in
- default. three. months in. jail.:He
was. taken by Provincial: Con-
“stable Bishop to. Okalla.: en.
“Monday.

40 Years Ago: :
‘A car believed. to have ‘been
‘used by safe-crackers in Victoria
was found last week and removed
cby™ provincial » police - from
Weiler’s: bush. This. was.-a
Whippet car and was stolen from
_the Motor House in’ Victoria: the
- night the Capitol: and Dominion

“robbed: of . about -$4,000..-It

_supposed that the car in question
was. used to escape. = =~
: ‘Development. in. Canada ‘of a

-attractive to young people as well:
“as adults, will be the only means’.

by the United States producers,

the social’ supper of» North.
Saanich Service Club. held on
-Wednesday, +

20 Years Ago :

modern’ hotel. to ‘serve
prowing community, Of»
voters (on the list, 1,245

of permitting the sale of beer by
the glass, A majority of 55 per
cent: was required for the
adoption of the plebiscite.

Musoum

Maintenance
No further work will be carried

Council, authorizations.
learned that $86.39 has been spent

tures for the basement has been
shelved) while Council seeks

~ BEDWELL CUSTOM HOURS | CHANGED >

The Canada: Customs office at
Rodwell Harbour. South Pender.
Astand. British Columbia, willbe:
open fram Friday, May 7 Ghrough &:
Wet
The dates and hours af service
previous:

Thirnday, Seplember a0,

» differ’ trame that of:

he "heduled hours of business

May 7
2800 Qo. to So pin

May 16 through Septomber
VOTE 8.00 Ta M00 pon,

through Maw 16, 1074

‘September 7 through

vam. t3.00 pom,

an enlergeney,
wishing. fo enter at

Vieforia. Sidney,

“Nanaimo, @ Bee where

Special Vancouver island onl

Buy one barral of Alginure,
_ got Ono FREE
LIMEEED TIME OPER,
SIDNEY SEAWEED PRODUCTS

. Hox real siiney Hi c.

September au Leap 9800

service, WHT not be available:
outside schediled hours except in
Pleasure erat
Customs
during nonescheduled hours: are
advised .to proceed directly. to
Chemainus or
outal-
hours service will be maintained.

satisfact tory ear plugs o

‘SIDA EY REALTY UD.

by Mrs, Afers that she bas “very:

quotations.

* 656: 3928

OPEN HOUSE

- Saturday, May 15

1:30 to 4:30 P.M.

9490 MARYLAND DRIVE
SIDNEY

Gk ‘ORGE MITROU IN AVPTENDANCE

Raedracw an pinin Gear

bY Pergont NHA ‘Mor tHage

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“Large family horae to suit the youn executive. Three

folly camnleted baeement Hage

recreation room with replace and glittering har fixtures
for enbertaning your triedds.

eaa wens fal price

“Ann: Stanhope

‘first:

strong: public : demand for. good .
talking pictures of Canadian and:
| British, origin, which - would
‘present subjects in!’a “manner”

“| of securing for Canada. freedom ~ |
from a domination of the theatres. 4

said the Hon, R.L. Maitland at

‘Sidney voters went.to the polls ® .
‘in great numbers on ‘Tuesday and. §
voted overwhelmingly ‘for a:
this. §
741g
ceast of
ballots. .The majority ‘was ap. §.
proximately 68 per cent in favour. J

out on the Custom 's Building now |
Sidney's new. nuuscum, without” B
Council: fe

so far on repair of windows, sash
painting, ete. A proposal to spend». §
over $100 on more lighting fx- — f

and Roy al Oak, third. with 661.

Ribbons. were awarded in :the
following categories: junior girls,
first: Marilyn
Benn: second: intermediate girls,
kK. John first: Penny Du Temple,

second: .senior. girls.. G.. Pugh
first, S: Petrie. second: junior
boys... A... Sheridon. — first.

Robin Richards and P. Lam-
precht tied in second place: in-
termediate boys. T. Mitchell
Mike Stubbs and Andy

MOUNT NEWTON TOPS INTER- HIGH

Masters tied in “second place;
senior boys. Mike Costello, first;
E. Sandwith, second.

At. the North.-Saanich ‘track
meet one week previously, 15-
years-old Donna Hicks of Lands
End Road’ was. top aggregate
winner with a perfect score ‘of
four first. places. A sprained
ankle prevented the North
Saanich . student from _ par-
ticipating fully in the inter-high
track meet.

Ciaes

Wed. i2 0110 9.4 0455
Thu... 13 0200. 9.6. 0510
Fri. -14 0305. 9.7 0530
Sat. 15 0340. 9.4 - 0600
Sun. “2 16°.0515.. 8.9. 0745
Mon. “17° 0715 8.0 0825
Tue: 18 0735 6.8: 1105
Wed. “49 0115. 10.7 0805
Thu. 20.0145 10:6 0845 |

Weather

The following is the meteorological report.
for the week ending-May 9 furnished by the
Research Station, Saanichton:

Maximum temperature (May 8) 71
Minimum temperature (May 6) oo AR
Miniinum on grass - 30
Precipitation a nil
Total 16.37

‘Sunshine - 62.7

FULFORD HARBOR

Daylight Saving

10.1. 1245 1.0 2130 10.8
10.0 1325 9 2225 10.8
9.8 ~1410° 1.0. 2305 10.9
9.5 1455° 1.3 ©2355 10.9
8.9. 1545 1.9 0025 10.9
8.0. 1640. 2.7 0055 10.8.
7.317385) 3.80 °°"
5.5 1320 7.31835. 5.1
4.0 1530-° 8.1

1950... 6.4

Supplied by the meteorological division
Department of Transport for the week en-

ding May 9.

Maximum temperature (May 7) 69
Minimum temperature (May 6). ° - 37
Mean temperature 52.4
Rain : .03
Total ‘ 16.18

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