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PAGE FOUR

Wednesday, September 8, 1971

The Saanichton Fair

Each year as more of the world we used to know
changes into something less desirable, the Saanich Fair
stands out further as one of those pleasant, nostalgic,
and seemingly unchangeable excitements out of the

past.
This is not to suggest that it hasn’ t kept up with the
times — it has.

What is intended is the sincerest of compliments to the
people behind this season’s annual exhibition and their
ability to allow the fair to grow and improve without
losing that essential flavour that is a country fair.

It’s alive, loud and hectic to be sure — but it hasn’t yet
acquired the frantic pace of big-city, dollar-grabbing
carnivals — and we hope it never does.

‘Losing money on a crown-and-anchor seems somehow
better when-the man across the counter is your friendly
‘neighbourhood butcher — and the proceeds are going to
Rotary projects in your own community. A milkshake

“Now, Winston ... give the men back his nice machine’.

. Club swept up. major awards the

pion. Leslie will receive a

Beef
educational displays and 3rd. in
cutest 4H anima! show.

calendar
Exhibition; September 10, 11, 12.
See you there! _

CALF CLUB SWEEPS
UP MAJOR AWARDS
The Saanich Jersey 4H Calf

second year in a row at P.N.E.
71. Leslie’ MacAulay ~won
Champion Jersey Caif and
Glenda Mutrie Reserve Cham-

purebred jersey calf donated by
Jersey breeders Jack Savage and
Don Hendrickson.

With its group of four. calves,
the club was Ist in Jersey In-
terclub and received the Jersey
Farm Shield and banner, Other
awards were the F.D. Gross
trophy and banner for ist in dairy
husbandry; 2nd in the Special
Centennial theme awards; and
4th in the Cutest 4H animal show.
In calf placings and
showmanship ¢lasses, a total of 5

firsts, 1 second and four thirds
were won,

At the Saanichton Exhibition,
Marilyn MacAulay had‘ the top
calf in club achievement, with
Glenda Mutrie second and Leslie
“MacAulay third. The club was ist
in Interclub, ist in Dairy. and
husbandry, 3rd in

In achievement and

showmanship classes a total of 4
firsts, 2 seconds, 3 thirds and 3
merits were won.

The -last . fair on the club
is the Cowichan

. prepared by the accountant from the corner bank
doesn’t taste quite so much of sawdust as.it might if built
by some faceless soul you’ve never seen before. _

_ .. A pumpkin’ parade can always be funny — but never

aS much as when your neighbor and his wife are both

. participants.

Not just crowds of people and their off-spring, but

- friends and: neighbours.

- Not just youngsters showing their livestock, but your

“paperboy and his:sister with. the pet. calf they’ ve nur- |

~~ tured all spring and summer. :

_- ‘The entertainment’s. not too slick and professional —

7 but where else would a group of musicians invite the

~ audience. onto, the: ‘Stage because it’s raining on the
_ grandstand. a

«This is the essence of the Saanich Fall Fair- —~ - and may

- it ever be the same.

R. ecreation Commission

s is 5 apparent ina preliminary , schedule. pubiished
eee in. rab issue, the Sidney. Recreation. Com-

Lo y'
- dinators of. the. program -have described it. as: “being

_from the Sidney area, such as the

_to residents of Victoria.
family. and-I got: to the’ fair,

_ | the: “cost.
‘reasonable. - However; dt would:
| have t been nice to have. received

“Letters from readers are
- welcome. All are subject to
condensation. Views given
- are not necessarily those of
the paper. .

Editor, The Review, Sir:

| wish to comment on a few
disappointing aspects of the)
recent. Fair in Saanichton. ~ -
1.) The lack of bus service

chartered (free?) buses provided
My.

without having to walk a mile or
so from Pat. Bay highway, only
due to luck and some extremely |
friendly Pacific Commuter. Bus
Line drivers. Our thanks to them! Y
2.) Admission © ‘charge. ‘| have
‘no objection to paying for ad-
mission to such an event — and
itself was - quite.

| Some ‘kind © of © ‘map, - schedule,

programme | or, brochure,” just. to |

feel we were getting. some thing
for our money. (An explanation
of the fair and its background,
etc., would have been interesting.
We appreciated the sheet handed

structured: so that individuals: may take part largely
without having to enter into intense competition. From.

ye volved. wi
The: program. has ‘another important facet in that
~ Sanscha Hall.may, through it, ‘become: the true com-
‘munity centre it has never’ ‘been. 7 *
~ Many hours have already been contributed to the
program by volunteers interested only in providing
“more recreational. opportunities for Sidney and area, It
“4s now up to prospective instructors and participants to
indicate through their involvement that this is the type
Of ‘program they want. es |

“Advertising Ban

In this, ‘presumably enlightened age, the Province of
British Columbia's recently instituted legislation
banning the advertising of tobacco and alcohol products
is completely out of place.

At the very least it may. be labelled an unrealistic
attempt to control the uncontrollable. |

With respect to alcohol, B.C. law is an anachronism
from an earlier age, Liquor, like it or not, is a significant
_. part of our way of life -- more adult British Columbians
drink than do. not. Their use of a: product that, in
moderation, does them no more harm than the food they
eat, will not be altered by repressive legislation,
Only two effects are likely to be felt —- and neither
~ have anything to do with consumption of alcohol... —

The ‘first, and most suspect, is that. this Jegislation
constitutes an initial step in government control over the

press — the thin edge ofa wedge which could be driven
further. |
~The second effect will be a decline in the volume of
news presented to the reading public,
Newspapers depend on advertising for most of their
yee revenue — the size. of your newspaper is. directly
. ‘proportional to the amount of advertising it carries,
Some newspapers will suffer toa greater degree than
others, some may even be forced to cease publication.
Thus, for what appears to be political expediency, our

Provincial Government will succeed in limiting the

dissemination of news. An eventuality usually

associated only with totalitarian regimes — never
democracies.
With tobacco advertising the issue is not as clear.

Respectea medical authority has proven, to the

satisfaction of most that smoking is a serious health

hazard.
But, again, it is an established habit of vast numbers

vi {people satu he advei Ubiung vestriction | S is about to make

ft disnppear.
As long. as tobacco” products can legally be
manufactured and sold, their manufacturers should be
entitled to the same rights and privileges accorded
mamifacturers of other products ~- whether they be

- duffer to conditioned athlete: — all may become ‘in- ‘

“out. by, the. poultry - association,
explaining their breeds, etc.)
It was also a surprise to have to
‘pay again to enter several of the
exhibits inside the grounds. Could
these not have been included in
‘the entrance fee?”
3.) Midway ride. We put our.
children on one of the rides —- and

put us off the entire place! It was
an “‘airplane-go-round"’,

LE TTERS TO THE EDITOR |

Editor, The Review, Sir:

‘friends: and. business: associates

‘| by the British Columbia Physical

‘that experience was enough to:

ob-
viously for small children —. but
there were no safety precautions!

motorcycle. I work at the Bank of
Montreal. :
I would be much appreciated if
you would let the people wc know
see this letter, and it would be'so
nice not having to explain to
everyone, who we are.
Thank You
Sincerely,
Ruth Thuillier
9624 West Saanich Rd... .

The memory ‘of. the kindness
and sympathy shown us by our.

will remain with us through the
years.’We want you’ all ‘to. know
that we are truly grateful for. the...
comfort you have given us in our i;
sorrow. Special thanks’to Dr.°A.
Moffoot and staff of Rest Haven.
‘Hospital, Dr..D . Perera, staff of :
St: -Joseph’ s Hospital, Rev. R..

oe

= The ‘Thome F Fa aly a
, Sidney, B.C.

editor: The Review, Sir:

Run / Cycle / Swim / Walk
Programme which is sponsored

Fitness and Amateur Sport Fund

Branch, .~
The above programme is isa B.C.

Programme» whereby. |
ticipants who meet the required
standards of one of the above
activities will receive a
medal. Those participating are.
asked to phone the Secretary; 656-
3840. ;

This person had found a brass

scribed a message in characters,
_| which, translated, were, ‘Enjoy
“yourself,
.think.’’ Since this slogan or ad-

Sansom - and. ‘Sands © “Funeral :
Pera ey é ° friendships, to tend a garden, to.

“Prevelina hobby or a bookshelf, is .|
ehha dream for the future.in «many .
»| hearts. Some day, it is thought,
rm take it a little easier, and do.

° Sidney Recreation oe .
would appreciate in hearing from
those who are involved with the

‘and The Community Recreation

Centennial ‘71 Physical Fitness:
par-«

'71 fitness:

No seat belts on any of. the planes,
which were built so that a
frightened child might stand up
‘and be. thrown out. (There ap-
parently: were belts on them at
one time; they looked like they
had been torn off, leaving only an
inch or so.of belt.)
The ride also had no barrier or
railing surrounding it, Achild (or
an adult) could) easily have
wandered into. the whirling
planes and been injured, And the
cattendant was in. no position to
stop) anyone from 80 injuring
_ themselves,
4.) Health: ‘precautions. “After
“having a great deal of trouble
with the swarms of wasps around
food and drink, we decided to try
some. cotton candy, I had seen.
people eating some and) they
didn't seem to be bothered by the
WASPS.”
- Some of the points I've made
are, Ladmit, trivial, But they are
‘things that I believe could con-
tribute to an even better fair next
year, There’ were omany

ine

Thank you,
Mrs, Eleanor Sowerby
‘Sidney Recreation
Commission.

Editor, The Review, Sir:
Would. like. to’ express: my

Have You

BY JOHN SQUANCE __
Dr. Frederick Loomis writes of
a-letter received from:a patient
who had. been visiting in China. It
was noteworthy because. it
changed the course of his life.

plate on a wall in a Chinese
garden..On_ the plate was. in-

it is later than you

‘monishment has become rather
worn ‘with use and absuse. It
needs to be rethought word by.
word.
For many of us it is later than
we think, either. because © of
-sudden illness or. accident, and it.
is sadly true that. in’ “very many:
cases the hope. of enjoying: ‘the
fruits . ‘of a. busy —life- never.
‘materialize. To: have. time ‘for

some. of the things I’ve: always
-wanted | to do but have not had the
time for,

ability. to, relax and revel. in
simple things is not automatic to
the one who stops working, even

assured,

an example: ofa false idea of
enjoyment, All around. me I see
people who are. needlessly in
debt. “Keeping ‘up with
Jones.”’, we say, and many are
mortgaging their chances of a
peaceful . and. happy  leisurable
time ahead, because of this
senseless race, Easy credit and

The enjoyment it brings is often
more than. balanced

suddenly, it is later than you
think.

_aren’t too many who find it, none-

real. and. lasting enjoyment.
-Phillip Brooks, in a sermon which

“part,..
appreciation or sympathy,
you mean to give him some day. —
If. you-only could know and see

‘and feel; all of a sudden, that, :
-“THE TIME.IS SHORT”’, how it

~ But these cnicyenents and this

though financial security is

the

the debt it encourages can be a
destrover as well as a good thing.

by the,

Noticed?

But there is a way, and if there

the-less it can be traced through
the mazes of a busy. life. It does
bring us to the consciousness of

has become a classic, says in
or. letting your
friends’ heart ache for a word of
which

would break the spell !-How, you..

But when I said ‘that the power
to enjoy was not automatic te the
“one who stops working, perhaps I
‘should qualify. that by saying that
he who: has never ‘lost the: ability:

every day: experience thr oughout ~
his life;«to him: it shall come.
abundantly till his. cup. runneth -
over.

Emerson wrote, “The force of |

live truly we shall see truly.”

Mr, and Mrs. H. Bickford,

“The travel agencies who’ ad wife Mr. and Mrs. C.T. Moyes.

vertise, travel now, pay. later, are .

went to Vancouver on Saturday
August 28. where Mr. and) Mrs.
"Bickford were guests ata wed:
ding; later joining Mr, and Mrs.”

of Vancouver on Sunday, -
Later that evening the Bick-

thanks to many people in Sidney

at the time of an unfortunate auto
accident: one week ‘ago, Am-
bulance service, police reaction,
emergency treatment at
Resthaven Hospital were, in my

a young: man at: Bennys «Auto
Body and to W.A. Woods, all of
whom made the situation easier
for us.”

‘B.C, is indeed beautiful,
‘vost of all, are the: people who
live there, :

Sincerely yours, ©

. CVE, Neiswenders.

‘$93 §, Riverside Dr,,
: Seattle, Wn 08100
P.S. Was never billed for am-

teresting and enjoyable displays,

pointments. r
Nelson Dewey
Henry Avenue
Sidney

Editor, The Heview, Sir:

Just writing. to correct. your
Jatest error in’ names of. the
Thuillier Family.

inyself are forever being cat:
fused, I thought T would try and

acquaintences in the area,

at Diek Thuiller.
and Janded in’ the tree, and
she worke in the Sidney Library.

and

1 also

automobiles, peanut butter, blue jeans or liquor,

skydive, ‘drive

ete, at thls fair - more than: .
enough to: offset, our few disap.

As (he names ol my mother ana .

pet things efraipht far all eur |
Susan, is my mothor, the wife
Rho sky dives,

1am ttuth, the eldest daughter,
a

same if someone will send it.

who were helpful and considerate...

opinion, outstanding, Particular. .

thanks to Roy Kingerly, Don Duy; -

but |

pulance service, Will accept

heartaches. which come when,

Lan don England

would: go instantly and do the.
thing | which you’. might . never.
“have another chance to do.”’

to enjoy,;who has found it in the |]...

character is cumulative.” “if we =

Wallace Drive, accompanied by
Mrs. Bickford’s:-cousin: and: his.

Jerry Egeland, son of Mr. and
Mrs.” H.. Egland,  Cultra
Avenue, returned home last week
from Kyle Sask., where he had
spent the summer on his‘ grand-
parents’ farm. He was ac-
companied on his return trip. by

his friend Gordon Doney, son of

Mr. and .Mrs. George, Doney,
Doney Road. Gordon left here

August 21 and travelled by bus to

Kyle Sask. where he joined Jerry

‘on the farm and enjoyed a prairie
‘holiday before they both returned

home in time to resume. their
school classes this weeks.’

FILM IN REVIEW

MY FAIR LADY: As quite
possibly the only movie-goer in
the world who -. would you

believe? - had NEVER seen
M.F.L. before, this reviewer
would like to thank the Gem for
the opportunity, at long last, of
catching up with this rapturous,
rollicking, everything-
every body-always-said-it-was
film-feast. The music’s still
marvellous, the lyrics ravishing.
Harrison the Rex gives: a truly
kingly . performance as the
Phonetics Professor who con-
verts delicious Audrey Hepburn’s
flower-girl into belle of the
Society bali. Now this movie’s
showing near the street where I
live, I can only report that,
having got me to the Gem on
time, I could have watched all
night.

(The cost of your ‘‘Hawaiian
i Holiday”
atrip air fare from Van

#accommodation ,
aservices of a represen

continue

Saturday until. April 1.

Travel Service
_ 1006 Government St.

382-9168

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Sunday September 12th’

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“Moyes at the Airport Inn for the —
night. Mrs. Bickford’s nephew D. —
Burley, Vancouver took Mr, and
Mrs. Bickford and Mr, and Mrs.

Moyes on a delightful scenic tour”

for ds saw Mr. and Mrs, Moyes off
onthe C\P.R. train for Montreal
and the Dorval Airport, whence
they were to cateh their plane for

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