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‘Sor: ‘their: “membership.

United Nations -(as” “we- dam'd
well should) it seems likely that
we may be the: first western

tions. “with “The People’s. China:
Tt: that's. true. ‘now ‘would ‘be a.
‘good time for ‘some. of us'to start

and there,’ I fear,: may be aprob-

gical differences. 7 ;
"I went, ‘into all ‘this -a half
dozen © years ago .. when there.

per: might establish a ‘bureau in
Peking. 1 instantly enrolied ina
‘language. class and learned howto.
‘count: up to 10. atl “yety: yee," sum,

‘after all: those ‘years of eating
chicken. chow-- mein,~ ‘and “there
were ‘complications; to Fight and

“Those - “words “are. Cantonese

which is: spoken almost ex-
clusively by: Chinese Canadians
‘because, : it seems, most of their

“and Kwangsi. ‘The rest of the:
country. speaks.. Mandarin, and -:
ildering « g variety of.

dialects. a

- Even’ what” we. igno
seribe: as ‘tthe: "sing song” style.
of. ‘Chinese © ‘Speech’ is‘a matter..
of. precise tone,”
are sometimes advised by tea-
chers: ‘of: the language. to-tune.up
at a. piano: with the high: tones

‘pat middle - Cc, low’ at» G: below’

C* and * “medium : at B below . on
a gloomy’ prospect: for. a tra"
veller’. -Who happens to ‘be: ‘tone

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: ble” pronouncing fey” or.
| which ‘simply aren’t in their’ al-.

: fright”

: ‘cluding
|] this: causes some reverse hilar-

Q Nearly all Orientals have ‘trou-
“er ,

phabet. : Called ‘upon to'say “ripe
on: “the vine,’ for. instance,’ they

| may: come out with “lipe‘on the-
S wine.?? -

(The: late’ Jan’ Fleming, .
who = was terrified of flying, once

‘| described his’. ‘chagrin © ‘when, :

boarding aJ japan Air Lines plane,”

. the. lovely: ‘stewardess ‘welcomed

he. words, “have ag od

“We find it amusing that ori-.
entals have difficulties with these”
consonants," ‘but. it. works. both
ways. - since * several Chinese.
sounds aren't inour language » ine.
*ng?? combination, and:

iy, which is. only fair,
“The’.Chinese ‘word for “me?”

or. Las, for example, is* pro-

nounced : ‘tngor??. and may take a

-[ couple” of weeks’ to master for

people “like columnists who use
the first person ‘Singular rather
often, Lo

-On the whole, Chinese” seems

to’ be. a more expressive: lan~.

COLOMBO

iPLAN |

oA lively ‘discussion of. the

Colorabo Plan and ways in “which

students: may become actively in-

> ¥olved was spurred by’ the visit
to North © Saanich junior high
school last week of Betty Amos,
| Plan public. relations advisor,
Alison Pennie, president of the

; Student Council, introduced Miss ;

| Amos who toured local schools
ito provide information about the

{ Colombo Plan meeting being held .
in Victoria Oct. 14 to 31,

; Grade 1) students exhibited
: keen interest in-the origins and
{ objectives of the Plan, according

ii Q.R. Russell, schoo! Itbrar~
fan, Potential qurses for ine

‘ stance, were anxious to find out

lexactly how to use their trains

ing. in’ such distant fields as
: Malaysia!

New Officers
For Art Centre

Election of officers was held
j at a meeting of the Saanich Penin«
sula Art Centre on October 6 at
!

Sanscha Halli,

New. president is Mrs. J. W.
; * Hincheliffe of Downey Road; Ist
“vice-president, Mrs, C. Swan+
- ell and 2nd vice president, Mrs,
'3. Lapham,

Mrs. E. Greville-Jones was

‘ elected secretary and Mrs. Mare
ion Hansen as assistant secre-
tary.
, Other offices filled for the
coming year were: treasurer,
Mrs. P, Tredgeti; publicity, Mrs,
A. G, Dagg; membership, Mrs.
dean Clark and editor News Chat,
Mfrs. ADJ. Pitis,

nation to” establish cordial rela-*~”

bridging. the language barrier ~- :

lem greater: than mere ideolo-.

seemed. ‘Slight chance’ ‘that my pa- =

see, ng, Joke, - “chut; bart, : gow, -
Sup <= but) it wasn’t! easy, even.

“is “Ho tin'see,”
is: “Joy ighinw?:
; course of true love.)

ancestors. come: from the sous:
] thern “provinces. of Kwangtung :

cy “ conversation it. ‘generally takes
-from | Six: to eight months: for a:
_Westerner: to: build ° up’ a basic

Oceidentals |

SUNSET RIDERS- -
MANY, VARIED _
SUMMER EVENTS

“very. successful - “summer . with:-
: varied activities, :

: were held... :

- Miss’. Marg.:
: Macgilivrary..- :

: the’ home of Dr..and Mrs; Frank -

“mas banquet in early December -

Cantonese: than in.
all beautifully” :

Your chome,”?

rand palace’:

rile my: ‘home i is “humble nest’,
‘Your: name is-always ‘honorable:
‘name’! while. my name is hum-
ble name??, a

> The more e literate Chinese u usu

cally” have some. epigram. on .the.:.

tips of their tongues, handed down
from the early: philosophers, and
can toss a telling phrase: from
- Confucius. into almost. any. de=
bate. -#Innocent. men -cannot be
accused with false evidence,”" is
a good example. They also have
‘their colloquialisms, many quite
‘similar to” ‘our own. ~“Chasing
“chickens” ‘is ‘Chinese for girl-
“hunting | "and “loading big gun”
is the Oriental way of saying that”
ao man: is elaborating on the ©
truth, 0

: Chinese’ ‘words are all ‘of ‘one.
Syllable.
“ho: maa’? The: weather is fine.
§ * See. you again’
love’ you-is’
““Negor oy nay.” ‘(There's that
“ngor’? again,” fouling | up the.

@ oeeie

“This. naturally. -makes: it: look

“easier than it 1s, .¢But the Chie..|-

“nese high* school: texts’ “contain
some. 2000: words and since you'd:
need at least 4 third of them ‘for

Vocabulary. og RBs aD

“The. ‘Sunset. Riding Club had. 3.

o AY ‘number-. -of “Play-Days?

“Riding lessons were: given. by’
“MacPherson and
“Allan Macgilivrary. and jumping °
‘lessons by Andy. Bar rie and Allan

“A... barbeque . for. the: senior
members was held: ‘in’ July: at"

‘McCombie, The juniors had their -
party in August, when a’ wiener.
roast was:heldat John Dean Park, .

“Labor Day. found many mem~
bers: and * non-members “cooking
‘hamburgers and; hotdogs at the
Sunset | Riding: Club's booth, at.
‘Saanich Fair... Several junior and
senior members rode in the com=
‘petitions, |

Next on the agenda is aChrist=

when’ trophies and ribbons for
high points at the “‘Play-Days’?.
-will be presented, . :

..Persons- interested: in joining
‘the. riding club) can -attend: the |
general. meetings: ‘held. the first
Monday OF>. each. month at’

as ‘acters look ‘vaguely. like roawara.|

- to-make.. the word “captured”.
you’re “getting. into. deep water,

own. name. is written by combin-
ing the Chinese: characters for.
“Gafternoon’’, -:

ifsa. fellow had" a column in Pe-

How: are: “you: is’ Nay”

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