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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

PAGE FIVE.

SAANICH SCHOOL BOARD is singing The Flowers That Bloom In
The Spring, Tra-la. With that season of the year breaking out all over,
the night school operation of the board is offering another course in
floral design. Instructor is Rosemary Wormald shown with one of her
creations. The course will be held at Claremont Senior Secondary
School starting on Thursday, March 5, at 7.30 p.m. and will run 10
weeks. Registration information can be obtained from the School

District 63 office at Sidney, 656-1111.

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ean enrolment of 1,025

New Courses Start
At Night School
Aimed At Outdoors

Findi serecuun ul is Courses
offered this spring by the adult
Adult Education Division of the
Saanich School Board begin the
first week of March.

The courses hold appeal .to
those who like outdoor activities
(sailing on Saturday mornings or
outdoor golf lessons) as well as
classroom types such as Bonsai,
flower arranging, pattern
drafting, easy sewing. wood-
carving and sculpture, defensive
driving and driver education and
training.

Total of 17 courses | begun
during January and February
have an enrolment of 284, Those

with the largest registrations are |

mental: health communications,
The Law and You | , ‘basie
Japanese, hunter. training:
defensive driving and Chinese
cooking. Since September. 65
courses have been started with
. Which is.a
new high for the District.

One of the new courses to be
started on March .2 is called
better boating. This course is
recommended by. the B.C. Safety
Council and emphasizes water
safety procedures, The instructor
is Clint Clive . of -the -Saanich
Peninsula Power Squadron. | >

Further information about: the
courses scheduled) between
March and. May can be obtained
from the Schoo! Board Office by

calling. 656-1111.-
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BY JACK SCOTT
This one is written on a grim,
grey February day with not a
show in town worth seeing. not'a

book on the shelf that attracts |

me, not much of anything, in fact,
that I really want to do but havea
quiet afternoon nap.

It is for this
propose to say a few words today
about the editorial that appeared
in The Sunday Times of London,
Eng. God bless the Sunday Times
of London, - Eng.! For. this
great newspaper, alone among

_the newspapers of the world: has

now come our boldly in support of
the siesta,

I've clipped the editorial -- or
fourth leader, as they call it-in
Fleet Street --.and pinned it in a
prominent postion above my bed
for all the. world to see.

All the world-is exactly what

marches: through my bedroom -
‘when I decide on such days to. re-
.charge my batteries by a. few

stolen moments of slumber.

Pam a subject of shame, of |
scorn, of derision. 1.am_ an
_ Afternoon Napper. Next. to
infanticide nothing “seems: to”
arouse the populace to.such a.’
pitch of intolerance.

Iam _ forever...
shaken. awake

being

by visitors

nie!

‘Nimmo.

Saanich Women’s
VanAlstyne,.
Victoria “on ‘Tuesday . afternoon,
“for: Queen’ Alexandra - Solarium

she had knitted for, the Unitarian

‘and. knitting. instruc

she. passed: out’ to. severa

-work on ‘a quilt.
The Solarium:

“won by Mrs: R. Michell, MrseC,

Delicious:

rs. and Mrs.

Je Bryce.
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Winners © at. the Community.
Club card party last Wednesday
evening were Mrs. J. Walcer, o
Mrs. N. Foster, W. ‘Wills, and J.

Thirteen mernbers of the South. .
Institute."
-gathered at the home of Mrs. W.
Middleton Ave.

‘Feb. 17, for the monthly meeting.
oA donation of money. was: voted...

Mrs. Cc Essery brought sweaters.

patterns :

ions) which the South: Saanich Wi , attended:

“members and offered: to. pick up
wool for. members who wished to.
knit.” articles, “An effort. will. ‘be-

“made at the next meeting to start Sponsored | by

“ Vietoria. and Strawberry. Vale
raffle va am e n ‘s
‘donated by Mrs. AL Doney and

_ Mullin, Weiler Ave., offered her’ °
-home’ for the. March’ meeting. :
refreshments” were:
Served by. the hostess, assisted by!

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‘your district. to Review:
correspondent -Mrs. Le

Farrell for inclusion in —
-Saanichton’ Notes. Phone

reason that I

rudely

her at 652-1854.

“Mr. “and Mrs. Ce Mullin, Weiler

~Ave., have: as their. guests. Mr.
~ and) Mrs. -R.. Carr: Ryderwood,
. Washington...

Meiklejohn, Mrs. oR,

the Adelaide ‘Hoodless. luncheon _

last Thursday. at the Strawber Ty.
“Vale Community. hall:

This. was |
‘the -Lakehill,

“Institutes.

“North - ‘and “south” Saanich:
“Agricultural Society have: had.
several” work bees sat. their:
grounds:.a t: Saanichton,; with the.
result: that a creat deal of: im:
“noticeable,

poadly. ‘number’ of “members

. ~ showed up for: work. the past, two
» Saturdays and old» fences,

lin:
derbrush, dead trees and stumps

“have been «removed along the

west side: of the grounds. and sa:
new chain-link fenee is being pul
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ae disturbed.

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“March 14 is the date set for the

next work bee. Everyone is asked
to remember Saturday, March 7,
This is the day of the big auction
at the Agricultural: Hall, spon-

“sored by the Agr iciltural Society.

Something you: have: and don't:
need may he what your neighbor
ds Jooking for, Numbers to. call if.
you have anything to donate: ares
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sometimes even perfect stran-
fers. who shout in. my — ear:
‘““Whassa matter with vou,

sleeping in daylight? Are you sick
or sumpin’? Get up, man!”

Until now I have babbled a few
incoherent excuses. Edison was a
napper,] mutter. Sowas John F.
Kennedy. So was Napoleon, for
gosh sakes. Or I have made a
little joke of it, saving that 1 am
still trying to.catch, up on the
sleep I lost in the army.

No more, Now [ will simply
point wordlessly at the Times’
editorial, roll over. with «an
easy conscience anda siy
smile and do iny best to ignore
them.

The Times goes into the
benefits of The Afternoon Nap in
more detail than I'll trouble you
with except to note that the siesta
has been proven medically to
lengthen a man’s life and that a
rest period adds to the efficiency
and work capabilites of both .
menta] and physical toilers;

But here are the splendid words

‘that dignify the whole misun-
derstood business.

“The The

truest addicts,”’

Times says, ‘‘are neither bold nor

sheepish; they simply like the
feeling. of slipping < off. into.
Slumber ' and. the: feeling | of
refreshment’. afterwards; they |
are not. sensible. of any need to

cushion . themselves. with.
arguments either. specious. or.
ingenious; they are | scarcely

conscious, as: they. settle down,
-that anyone might think they are.
wasting. time -- scarcely con-:
_scious,’ scarcely. conscious, ‘and
“soon not conscious at all,’”
. This,-.of-course, is easier.
written than done.

an ihe first. place: there’s 3
never any ‘place you can go°
- where the: scornful intruders: ae
}ecan’t. find “you. As soon as ©

“Tean almost c

‘the Pied Piper, to make ure ‘that
I'm. not going: to ‘Temain -un-

‘howling under. the ‘bed it’s the
neighbors dropped: in to disturb

sometimes a child T. have r never,
seen befor @, "

“fighting ‘fa losing fight. :
“Even‘in the tropics, as. I WAS
perturbed to discover during my
“years as a correspondent in.Latin:
“American .the siesta, has become
oul: moded, cexcept | for
the, “peasantry,” wherever

ugiv head’ ere

~The old-fashioned notion that
“sleep was really a decent,
honorable pastime has heen Jost
in the swift) paee of
living:

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during the year 1969.

carn is yours to keep”,

Mnascial inodtuth

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306+ 895

-yowre “out. ‘of. sight they. Beto

: | Restless. For some reason Vv vere :
_Mrs. J: ‘Bryce, ‘accompanied b epee ; ree

ount on it: When: Al
‘tip: -toe ‘away: tomy: boudoir: they*
‘are all behind me, like. rats after.

the peace ora child. witha yo- yo, .

Tt lie Times and 1 are, Lor course, é

Ameri ican know-how. has i raised it

modern -

ent

more (except for The Times and
me) because it is assumed to bea
lazy man’s -refuge, a sloth's
escape. Get-Up-and-Go is held to
be the greatest virtue of these
times. A man who finds it
rewarding to Lie-Down-and-Stop
outrages everyone.

I suspect that what's happening
is that The Afternoon Nap ‘has
gone underground, has become
clandestine.

In the last week alone T have
been in four executive offices
which contained chesterfields
-- one of them still helding. the
horizontal outline. of the exact
bulk-of the tycoon behind the
desk. He’d no more admit that
he'd been: snoozing, T: was |
sure, than he'd admit that he
was untrue to Rotary.

What it means, I suppose. is that
I'll have to work my way up. into
the executive ranks to have a
little retreat of my own: and, by
George, I will.-- just as soon: as
I've had a little nap.

Letters

Continued from Page 4

how mail was arriving here from
Sidney during the Christmas and
New. Year period.. one
; Your. Dec: 10. issue ’-of . the
“Review’' arrived Jan. 19 along
with. a’: “‘surface:-mail’’» letter
posted the 12th of December also
from Sidney. Then I received the
issue of Dec. 31-on.the 3rd of.
February. -- the i issue of Dec. 17 on
5th of February; then the issue of
Dec. 24th yesterday, the 10th of
“February: This: last issue must
have ‘been on. the bottom of. the
boat. _
"Thirty. or ‘forty | years ago we
could. _depend..on mail. taking
three” weeks.-to come from
Western Canada. How is is that for

‘and:3, ‘Cliff: and ‘Addie’ .Wea-

ers at th weekly: Bridge.
game heldi in St. Andrews s church.

Hellyer and F Florence ‘Edwards: 2.

‘therhead,: and’ Jack and: Mary :
[Woods ; 4): Percy Belson, and Len,
: Hellyer. e .
ot isn't the vacuum: “cleaner |

cones
TRACTOR —
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Plowing, peieveiine; |

Cultivating, Leveling,

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Discing, Plowing.

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