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POLLUTION TO BE MINIMAL

Recent tests by the Federal Department of Health and
Welfare show pollution from Patricia Bay airport sewage as
minimal, it is reported.

Airport manager Jack Knowland told The Review the
pollution count from sewage outlets fails far below what the
federal government considers dangerous.

He made the statement following reports last week of a
meeting of North Saanich Council at which Ald. Joe Lott
expressed concern over airport effluent being discharged |
into Patricia Bay.

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and. she expressed her. ex-
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“was joined by. others. making for
the same destination. On boar-
“ding the train at Vancouver there
“were 10:in the party, and the.
in’ the”
~ course of. the journey. to Ottawa.

“have .met..
Trudeau, “but: of: course he was
out of. the: country. But. we did.
Stanfield, who was
. charming," she added, a

‘Sequel to the round of. pleasures
_ was three-quarters of an hour of
“shopping. We never got near ‘a
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conservation

great demand.

Along with the late Bert Cartwright, former
chief. naturalist for Ducks Unlimited, he was
commissioned by Sports Afield Magazine in 1945
to co-author a book on North America Ducks and
‘geese. The book has been Tepublished con-

tinually Since then.

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A new series of natural history features en-
titled Marsh World starts today in The Review.
It is. presented through Ducks Unlimited
(Canada) and is the work of Angus H. Shortt, a
veteran of 31 years service with the non-profit
organization
headquarters in Winnipeg.
Angus Shortt has spent many hours in the
preparation of Marsh World and he hopes that
his notes and illustrations will provide an in-
sider’s look into the wonderful world of a marsh.
As Ducks Unlimited’s artist technician, Mr.
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changing challenges. The versatility of his work
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BY BERT GREEN
The choice of Sidney. Rotary

_ Club.in the annual Adventure in

Citizenship youth program

sponsored by the Ottawa Rotary
“Club; Eileen Tebbs of 5640 West
“Saanich Road» on’ Wednesday

delighted the membership with a
fluent and sparkling account of
her four-day visit to the nation’s
capital city in company with 272
‘from

number swelled to.°95

The days were a constant round

sf) of-the: ‘imposing. _parliamentary

f-. and culture buildings of” the...
= of with &
ational celebrities, ‘banquets |

Capital ; meetings

nd dances, and social functions

‘With a’ girl ‘trom: ‘Toronto, I

_was ‘staying. with “people who’
“lived some way ‘out from the City, :
- and it was breakfast at 7.a.m. and
-out and about. until 11 p.m., and.
then we would talk until two in
_ the morning,”” said Eileen.

Speaking... with. an. air. ‘that

: seemed to imply. the. inevitable,

she remarked. they were. all. to
Prime | Minister

meet’ Mr.

shop before, said Eileen,‘
then our ride to catch the:train

home. didn't turn up. and: we-

~missed it."
' She. phoned - Don Smith at’
Sidney. who. immediately

~ arranged for an exchange air
flight, “so there was a 90 mile-an- |

‘hour dash to the airport, but no

one knew anything about it,!’
Once again Don was aroused by -

phone. andthe Telex at Sidney 0%,

"Airport > was. reactivated,

“parently: the: ‘exchange’ was:

"reserved but not. paid for’ pile ut
the desk. Soon, Eileen. and her

Ape
Atos
- Ottawa, but lying unnoticed in the.’

companion were airborne
Toronto.

Eileen’s. adventures were: not

yet over. The plane came down at
Calgary, where in response to an
enquiry whether she -would be
able to catch the last flight from

Vancouver she was told “‘we will

be lucky to get there by mid-
night.”’

So it proved, © ‘and Fileen
telephoned her mother, who with

Mr. Smith was expecting her to .

arrive at Sidney 'on the 11-p.m.

flight.

Eileen. was stranded without
luggage, and the Airport. staff

were not hopeful of offering her .

“accommodation for the night as
others had a prior claim. ~
Eventually. Mrs.

lived not, too far from. Vancouver
Airport, but. not.-
because | she had: ‘been. married

ly

‘Tebbs . was :
“able. to give” her - daughter the:
address of..an. acquaintance. who.

driver. managed to find the ad-
dress and Eileen was fixed for the
night.

“She wasn’t too worried about.

-her transportation problems,

“because I knew there. was
always. someone: I... could
telephone .... Mr. Smith,” said
Eileen. “But if ever I entered

~ another contest my mother would

kill: me!”
The latter asstimption was not
borne out by the‘attitude of Mrs.

“-Tebbs, who as guest of the Club

had* listened to. her daughter’s

ebullient account| of: her ex-
-periences..

A student at Claremont senior
“secondary school, Eileen won her.
trip? to. Ottawa in» the annual~
‘public speaking contest. held by.
Sidney. Rotary Club: Required to™|.
choose a national - celebrity. as:
subject. for discussion,
the’ name

djudged the winner.

Coaches and Managers won over

: “she:
selected, humorist. Eric. Nicol as.
cher topic and: ‘was. ‘unanimously.

“Flood was misspelled.

Managers Win
Softball Tourney

Winding up-a successful soft-
ball series in which local rivalries
added zest. to the competition,
Little League -Coaches . and
Managers edged Torquemasters
Car Club in the finale of a playoff
tournament at Sanscha Park. on
August 23, and gained the coveted
Hotel Sidney Cup.

In the preliminary cham-
pionship games, Torquemasters
defeated RCMP... Brentwood
Indians beat Sidney Jokers,

and
of

team
disposed —

the’. Navy

Torquemasters
Brentwood Indians. :
Playing’. for. the. Consolation

Trophy donated by Satellite Fish:

Company, Sidney Jokers
defeated RCMP after the police
eee Navy.)

- Errors Regretted |
In a report: last ‘week’ of ‘the

“Brentwo od: ‘Library Summer

“Reading . Club | “program, “ite

‘regretted t that Mrs: “GG. Joslin vias

-omitted from the: list of. voluntary
E ‘helpers and the name of Mrs. R.

Ade Lake,

Mrs. J..Marway of Montreal
enjoyed a five-week holiday with
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. S. G. Harris, . 1001
Verdier Avenue. Other guests of
the Harris family were Mr.
Harris’ sister and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Press from
Longueuil, Quebec. After leaving
Brentwood Mr. and Mrs. Press
went on to Seattle before
returning east.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh MacDonald
of Vancouver, and their son, Mr.
Campbell MacDonald of Ottawa,

Monitor Editor
Leaving Post

Announcement has been made
by The Christian. Science Board
of Directors: that by his own
reduces Inman H: Douglass, C. S.

. Will retire from that Board on
October l-and will be succeeded
by DeWitt John,.C. S..B., of
Boston.

Mr. John has been Editor of
The Christian. Science Monitor
since May, 1964. He will be
succeeded in that post by John
Hughes, the Monitor’s Pulitzer
Prize-winning Far. Eastern
correspondent who was named
Managing Editor in June of this
year.

For 20 years, Mr. Douglass has
served The Mother Church in
various important capacities: as
Committee on> Publication = for
.Texas, as
Washington, D.C., Office of
Committee on Publication, ‘asa
member of The Christian Science
Board of Lectureship: and as a
_ Director of ‘The: Mother Church.

Of: Christian Science in Dallas.

Report the activities. of
your district to Review
correspondent Mrs. C.M.
Brown and they will appear
in her round-up of Brent-
wood News. Phone her at
652-1996.

Manager. of the:

He is retiring to devote his full
time to the teaching and practice.

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