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. sonal: jobs would be. chopped, and”
_ new projects postponed. —

followed suit by announcing simi- &
» dar. postponements for his depart~
“ment, a8 well as reductions. in

“certain programs, The transport
department also announced cuts,

; Pinereasing in the
al year, he said,
~~ 200 ‘full-time

employees ‘will have to ‘g0.”?
bout half of.these jobs would:

236,000. public servants across
the country is: Will the axe fall
again--and if $0, : where?
process of retirements and re-. CRIME. PROPOSALS
: ignations =: but about 100 per~
ns would be laid off.
Ottawa - sources saw the an-

“A comprehensive set of pro-

“" posals ‘that would, if accepted,

“Tadically alter Canada’s: ap-

proach to crime, was made pub-

‘lic by the Oulmet committee on
cérrections.

The bsic. purpose of criminal.”
justice’ should be to protect so-
ciety --_ and. the offender him-

ter “Trudeau's | “announced os
sf Tall government:

and dangerous : conduct, says the
Teport. .

“ct eovers - everything: “trom

; police use of. firearms,. which

”. ishing anachronism.”
The committee says imprison-

~ Private Parties ment or confinement. should be

Vea (anytime) . | used only as an‘ultimate resort.
-Open Daily 9-6 |. In violent crime, however, the.
a ‘dangerous offender should be sin-

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GARRY. “FAIRBAIRN: Canadian Press. Staff Writer. "
- Mr. Davis also said 350 sea-
Health. Minister John stingy MOON .Said- United: States
USs would contest any: Canadian’

inland territorial waters, ~

‘Washington would likely take the
But ‘the big question. for the - & : y sake t

~ “Michael: Forrestall (PC-Dart-

. Canadian ownérship of minerals

. pense and had informal talks with

self -= from seriously harmful

_ -flying.. visit--te. the Soviet- Union

». Oct, 13-21, par thy’ to check into
“the wheat picture. 5°

’4t-says should be restricted, to

ae corporal punishment, ‘an aston ~ minister, who has never before

wanted to have ‘a look at.the

fulfilled all its purchase obliga-

_pweek, The $135,000,000 trans-
“action will be of most help to

““in Saskatchewan, Alberta and:
; British Columbia, : he said.

. Peking . may. enable. Canada. to
~- achieve the same “export level as
“last year.:
--wheat harvest is estimated to be.

. The announcement was made on

- since. July.
“ livery. of the wheat to China, sche-

~. duled to begin next month and con-~.
g tinue for ayear,

‘SPORTS CAMERA

CONFLICT OVER ARCTIC.
“A Canadian MP just. back from

government officials told. him the
move to'claim Arctic waters as
. If Canada made such a claim,
issue to the World Court.

mouth-Halifax East) said the U.S,
Officials made it plain they had
no intention of disputing Canadian
sovereignty in. the Arctic, or

on the Arctic seabed. |

Mr. Forrestall. was one of a
group of MPs who visited Wash-
ington..at. U.S,. government. éx~

higher © officials “of the Nixon’

administration, “OES :
“ PLANS’ RUSSIAN TRIF

John. Diefenbaker.’ will pay..a

The T4-year-old former prime

visited the U.S.S,R., said there is
‘ta serious international ‘situa~
tion” in ‘wheat marketing and he

Russian situation, “
Russia, once a steady ® pur-
chaser of Canadian wheat, has not

tions: under: the last three-year
agreement that’ expired. July 31.:

Sale Benefits
Lower Quality
Wheat Growers

The sale of 86,200,000 bushels .
of wheat to China was announced:
by... Trade Minister? Pepin last:

growers of lower-quality: wheat

“The minister said the ‘sale to

. This. year’s bumper
four per cent larger than in 1968.

the «day of a strike by 3,200
B.C. longshoremen, who have.
been -working without .a contract
It was not yet clear
how the ‘strike would affect de-

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linoose FOR NEIGHBORS
[WHO MIGHT COMPLAIN?

-- EDMONTON. (CP) = “Mr. “and Mrs. Larry Kane } have some.
: unconventional - views” “about landscaping: their Edmonton

‘home. :

- and noose.
_buried under the:yard.

-. rock .and concrete’ because .
that goes with a garden."

wanted . to - be different.

News

wages,"”

DAR TMOUTH.
Barry Murray.

a taxicab splashed him as he was
waiting to cross the street, Bar-
ry said the driver of the cab back-
ed back and offered to drive him
the remaining. mile or. “$0 to
school.

“MONTREAL (CP) -_ In two
major thefts in one night here re-

treme to the other taking 20 tons
of -steel anda ten. of: salami,
‘Police reported that the .sieel,
valued .at $141,000, was stolen
while it. was loaded: on an ex-
press company truck. The
$3,250 worth of salami was taken
by burglars who broke — into the
premises ofa city meat company.

HAMILTON, ont, (CP) - Two
young men-here have staried an
antique store with $4,000 initial
capital from the ‘sale of a bed
believed to have been -used by
King Edward VIL on a visit to
Hamilton‘in 1860, John Worboys,

$700 for the bed and spent on
restoring it, : ot :

WINNIPEG (CP) - Included i ina
survival kit: brochure handed ‘to
first-year students atthe Univer-

birth control handbook. "The
handbook, written in consultation
with medical authorities and fam-
ily-planning associaticns,. pro-

vides the student’ with diagrams

" Tristead of. the ¢ conv ventional lawn or. garden, the front vard ;
‘isa desert, replete with. skulls, a teepee and a hanging tree.

~ According to an inscription on a ross, Billy the Kid lies
The Kanes say. they created the ‘desert out of crushed
to all the. trouble of growing a Tawn and everything else

“The whole thing hasn’t cost. us very much.
Now, in our

ZACH

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“| pitate a-decision after a reason-

HALIFAX (CP) - A Halifax County councillor says the Nova Scotia.
highways department is: paying its road crew laborers ‘ ‘starvation;
Percy, Baker » told. a county, welfare committee meeting
recently that it. was an ‘tabsolute disgrace’’ for any. government to
pay a man $1, 26 an 1 hour. =: the minimum wages plus one cent,’ aan

XN. 's. (CP) = Es
13, ‘a Dartmouth |:

high school student, received a
free ride to school recently after ©

-ed or exploited report to the coun=

cantly, thieves went from one ex- buted to all students,

“cost down to $19,000 >and’ the:
21, and Richard Palazolo, 22, paid”

sity of Manitoba « was a 46 -page :

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next house...

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Briefs —

and” statistics” relating to birth
control but doesn’t advocate birth
‘eontrol or pre-marital ‘sexual
relations,

EDMONTON (CP) - Members
of a student council at Univer-
sity of Alberta have established
a blacklist: of. landlords; © Any
Students who have been mistreat-

cil ‘and the landlord’s name goes
into.a blacklist which. is distri~

“VANCOUVER (CP) - - Zap, zap
will be all the sound a logger of
the. future usinga laser will make,
if Nand Kishore Jehman of Van-
‘couver can prove his laser Ing-
ging theory. His idea is simple:.

A logger would sit ona hillusing |
..& telescope to focus his laser at
the base:of a tree up. to three
He presses the but-

miles away,

ton-and the tree tumbles. Mr.

Jehman says the first laser log--

ger’ would: cost: about: $100,000
and:-weigh about half-a-ton be-
cause ‘of the power. supply’ but
mass: production could bring the

weight to 50 pounds, about what
a power saw weighs.

" VANCOUVER (CP) -- Crown
Zellerbach officials-. wanted. to
‘measure logs down. to the last.
1/10 of an inch so British Col-
cumbia’s research council came.
up with an apparalus that: does
‘the jobby usingultrasonic beams.
The model, which bounces sound
off the ends of logs, is still

all Kinds ot Weather

“Weeklies:

One observer has
pointed out that this summer has
established records for being the
hottest, the coldest, the driest,
and the wettest, When it comes-
to” weather; . like “many other:
“things, the.Yukon goes all-out!
~-WHITEHORSE (Y.T.) STAR

“Speed Debate
Anything‘ that will speed and
sharpen discussion and’ preci-

able time-in which to present all
sides of a question should be of
paramount consideration. in to-
day's. government, municipal or.
otherwise. “=-VERNON. (B:C.)
NEWS : i a

“ [mportant Lesson.

Kindergarten: offers children
the opportunity: to learn’ how to sit
still for a:period of. time and how
to concentrate on’ the matter at
“hand.” It offers the childa chance
ic learn to do things with other
children ina a systematic fashion.
As hard as mom may try there
are some things she cannot dupli-
cate at home and the atmosphere
of the schcol room is one of
them, --PRINCE GEORGE B, C.)
PROGRESS

~ Merry-Go-Round

It, isa most: complex system
this free enterprise. On paper
it looks good but in reality it is
-strangling itself because ‘of the
lack of responsible control by
both labor and industry . . «This
yearly tribal. dance called col-
lective. bargaining -gets -a little
monotonous ; . . Somebody's: got
to get-us off this damn merry~
go-round, ~-CAMPBEL L RIVER,
@. C, a UPPER ISLANDER

Cart Before Horse.

‘In -days © gone by, people re-:
ceived their schooling first and.
then -Sought® an education.
day, young people want their edu-
cation first and to hell with the
‘Schooling . . (out) a computer
‘is a useless tool unless. some-=—
one’ can read the instructions,
--QUESNEL (B. C.) CARIBOO
OBSERVER -

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: oe ey don't ‘think : the small family

“VANCOUVER 2 (CP) - “Freedom
for women will take a’ giant: ‘leap

“when: ‘day. care centres for chil-

‘dren become accepted, says. a
inother of-a five-year-old child.
"Melody Kilian,» who organized

“a co-operative day care centre

at: Simon’ Fraser. University in
suburban. Burnaby, says ‘go>.
‘vernnient ‘and business corpora~
tions should subsidize day: care
centres in factories, office build-
ings, and universities.’’

~ “Tt is an old-fashioned concept
that wornen’ should stay at home
while men work,’ she said in an
interview. |

“As well as those who prefer
to work there are so many women
who must work out of necessity.”
Mrs, Kilian, a graduate student.
in. sociology, organized ‘a day”
care: centre at SFU- two years
“ago, . The. centre cares for about
‘30 childrens |

‘Up until that time there was
ne place for our children and stu
dents. ‘were “hiring. individual:
“babysitters. The amount I paid
each - month almost. equalled. my
rent, ~

We. formed a group and planned
to work through the university.
But™ we: realized it would be
months_ if we waited for authori-
zation of a building.

‘We know aboutan area in the
cafeteria: so we started there.
We just brought our kids and our
toys and delegated hours of duty
to each mother.)

The group has been told it can
use the area indefinitely.

“. Mrs, Kilian hopes business will
authorize day care centres. in
office buildings, and allow mo-
thers time off to work with the
children.

This would minimize transpor~
tation. problems and ‘allow. the
child ‘to. see the mother during
theday.

Ww hile I am at: university see
my daughter at breaks, take her
for walks and eat lunch withher.”
She thinks these centres are
good for-children,

$50 For Drinking
: Two local men appeared be-
fore Judge D. G, “Ashby on liquor

David Ernest. Elliot: and
Michael. Eckert were charged
with consuming liquor in a pub=

“successful, -Children are brought '

see. anyone either, —~

‘charges in Sidney magistrate’s
court on Saturday, September 27, |.

-He placd and fined $50.

concept - ‘of our. society :has beer:

up in tiny apartments, cooped UP
with their - mothers who never.
Until they
attend school children’s lives are
very limited, and !. don’t think .
it’s healthy.’ .

There’s an immediate need for .-

action by government, she says,

For. example, women should be °

permitted to deduct child care
expenses from their taxable ine
come,

“Tf a man employs’a house-
keeper he may apply that expense

~ to his tax deduction,”*

WEATHER |

The following is ‘the metero- *
logical report for. the week end-

ing Sept, 28 furnished by the
Research Station, Saanichton.

Maximum tem, (Sept. 25)
Minimum tem. (Sept. 26) -- 46

Minimum on grass: -------- 38
Precipitation ------------ 0,59
Total Precipitation ------- 17.5
Sunshine ---------------- 15.9
SIDNEY

Supplied by the meterological
division, .Department. of. Trans-
port for the week ending Sept.
28th.

Maximum tem, (Sept. 25) -- 68
Minimum tem. (Sept. 27) -- 45

Mean Temperature ------- 55.0 -
Rain ----+~------2-e eee -e 81
Total ----------------- 16.63
TIDES

Oct. 3. 3.35 a.m, 3.4
Oct, 3- 12.55 p.m. 10.7
Oct. 4 4.45 a.m. 3,8
Oct. 4 1,50 pm. 10.8
Oct, 5 “6.45 am, “4,0
Oct. 5 2.30 p.m. 10,8
Oct. 5 $.00 p.m, a
Oct, 5 10.55 pm 8d
Oct. 6 6.45 am. 4.2
Oct, 6 2,55 pm. 10.7
Oct, 6 "910-pm. 7.9
Oct. 7°. 1.00.a.m. 8,4
Oct, 7 71.35 am 4.5
Oct..7. 3.25 pm. 10.5. --
Oct. .7 9.20 pm. 73>
Oct, 8 210 am. 87
Oct, 8 8.25 am. 4,8
Oct, 8. 3.35 pm.” 10.4
Oct... 8 9.40 pam. 2 6.5
Oct,..9 3,25 a.m, 9.0
Oct, 9 = 9.10 am. 5.4
Oct, 9° ~~ 3.45 pam.” 10,3
Oct. 9 9.55 pm. .. 5.6 0.

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Specially Wr itten for The Review
BY PAT USSHER
Canadian Press Staff Writer

Hockey has always bees notable:

wall as for its brawls,

_ One such performer was Ver-
non (Jake) Forbes of Toronto,
now %2, who performed in the
"National. Hockey League for 13
years, . :

He was one of- the league’s
mest proficient goalies, playing
in 210 games and allowing 600
goals for a goals-against average
of 2.86,

If you think tha! was zood going,
consider also that he was the
shortest goallé in professional,
hockey at 5 feet 5 1/2 inches,

Forbes signed with Toronto
St. Patricks, forerunners of To-

j ronto Maple Leafs, in 1920. He

also served with Hamilton Ti+
gers, then in the NHL, New York
Americans and Philadelphia Qua~
kers,

The game was rougher inthose
days, he said, but not as fast
as now, Forbes gat off rela-

fF tively lightly in the injury di-

vision, however, He had oaly 11
stitches to his face, a broken
finger and a couple of olack eyes
during his career,

The old-time goalie recalled

MATHAMANIA
with Max

A ferry service between
poris A & B has a ferry leave
ing each port on the hour.
The trip takes four hours each
way, Not counting the ferry
that gets to A just as itleaves
there, but including the one
that is leaving B just as it gets
there, how many verries does
a jerry leaving A meet on its
run te B?

Answer to last week’s rrob-
lem:

The numbers are (4) 324;
¢B) 832.

for its colorful characters as

dodge employed against himonce
‘- by Newsy Lalonde, another color-
ful player, Lalonde, playing for
Montreal: - Canadiens,
around the net and caught me in
the eye with his stick,’’

“T went skating out to pro-
test to the referee... He said
he had not seen. the incident
and sent me back to the net.

“The next time Lalonde came
down: to my end of the ice I
went out to stop him, using a
high stick if possible. He skated

“came —

Hockey Wel Rougher, ‘Juicier

an unsporting but ° productive

to. the side. of. me,- spit his to-
bacco juice in my face and when
I fell skated around me to score
in the open net.”’

Forbes. considers George Ve-
zina the greatest goai keeper he
ever saw. He regard; Howie
Morenz and Aurel Joliat of the
Canadiens, George Boucher and
Eddie Gerard of Ottawa and
Charlie Conacher of Toronto a3
top forwards,

Forbes has long stase given up
hockey. But he hasn’t given up
sport... He has beea a keen lawn

and many

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