People are revolting on campuses everywhere today and Victoria
High night school is no exception. The lowlight of last week must have
been the incident in MONICA ALDE'S tailoring and sewing class when
a combination lock came hurtling through the window, showering
students with glass, This sort of vandalism has been going on at Vic
High for some time. It’s almost a tradition to have your car aerial
tipped off. One man we know has given up buying replacements after

Wednesday.

PAGE SEVEN

> around.

oe appropriate.

losing three .
school age.

. The police have their eve on some kids under high

Pretty VAL JENSEN is UVic’s
Phi Beta Kappa candidate in the
international sororitv’s Valen-
tine Queen contest. Thumping the
tub for her. is: chapter president
KATHY ASKEW of 8020 Arthur.

Speaking of pretty girls
Blonde ~- SHARLEEN |. Mac-
MILLAN of 3107 Quadra returns
this weekend from a three-month
tour of Europe. She reports she
was. roundly welcomed in
England and soundly pinched in_
Italy. Waiting to examine the
wounds is her photographer
boyfriend PATRICK
STEPHENSON of Milts: Cross
Road.

B.N. BREWER of Emard

- Terrace feels he may. be jinxed.

The last three trips to Salt Spring
Island for. the superintendent of

primary education: have been
eventful .- and delayed. On one

trip the Salt Spring Queen pulled
up to a jetty to “‘rescue’’.a wildly
waving. woman. Brewer was
aboard again and delayed when
that robbery-hostage incident

took place off Lands End. But his...
longest delay was the 2'2 hours -
“he spent while the ferry drifted.
steering...
mechanism went awry: during the

‘after its:

recent gale,

A family reunion of descen-

» dants’ of H.J, Pendray. pioneer
Victoria industralist and Cariboo |
: was held at ‘the |
-» Captain's Palace’ ea

gold-seeker,”
” Belleville
Street. .A- total: of. 38 “members

oe attended. The» restaurant - “Was.
Greet grandfather

. ‘Pendray had
‘family, home.

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unhappy:
they won't De anole to afford the
rentals: in the nine-storey . block
planned. for. the site. Seacroft
prices range from $150 to $225 a
month.

BOB HUTCHISON of 3927
Tudor is a. runner of Olympic
proportions who jogs daily. Well.
almost. daily. Last week - he

» mislaid his jogging shoes and had

to. bypass the action on the
YMCA's rooftop. circuit: He
couldn't figure. out where the
“shoes went, but eventually
everything comes out in the
wash. The towel wash, thatis ...
the Y's. laundry
department; Hutchison now. nas
the freshest feet in town!

Speaking of. education . . it's
be over-educated and under-
employed.“ Meet MIKE
-ELCOCK (B:A. English) of
4947 Cordova Bay Road and
DICK COXFORD oof 204

~ Suzanne Place (who dropped -
out of university after two-
years. to save

: complete). Eleock and. Cox-
ford have been cutting - wood

- Continued on. Page 8

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some weighing four tons. The Langs also have
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another section of their sea frontage. The con-
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home and includes a cut-out boat launching
ramp. (Review Photo).

We're Not Antiquated
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BY BEA HAMILTON:.

Members of the local W.1. met
at the home of Mrs. Irene Stewart
in- Ganges. on. Thursday and en-
joved a mostinteresting and busy-
session. A ietter-from ia. young ©
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‘Sharing the: assets of the’ fire

‘North Saanich was unorganized. a
‘When the municipality was in-.
-corporated,. -alldebt. respon-
{ sibilities,
detailed in the letters patent and”
ssumed by the former ‘North:

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"1914" said.

_'| history goes. back t
‘Mayor Dear, who. feels that local :
“| identity is. extremely” important:
‘to Sidney volunteers. :

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Fire Talks

Continued from Page 1

had been’ presented “by North
Saanich to Sidney for approval.

. DRAFT AGREEMENT
In April, a draft agreement was
presented by the Fire Warden's,
committee (a Sidney group) ‘to
both Councils. This agreement’
involves splitting the: fire

tons, one from a school dispenser

another one which he said.could
‘be bought at the corner store near
the school at a price of 14c for 10
-ozs.. Mr. Raper stated that the

department into separate bodies.
and dividing. the assets.

But municipal lawyers. ‘have
been unable to agree on details of
Present’ arrangements | for

department date. from 1956 when

‘liabilities - and” ‘assets.

o

imported «from the mainland

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Dairymen
State Case

To Trustees

BY GWYN OWEN

District. 63 Saanich
School Board will in-
vestigate the whole
question of vending

machines in the schools.

This arose from a
delegation to a board
meeting Monday of Island
Milk Producers headed by
Brian Hoole and supported
by Bill Taylor. and Ed
Raper who protested the
sale of imported milk in
the schools in preference
to locally produced milk.

Mr. Taylor showed two. car-

selling for 15e¢° per 8 ozs. and

more expensive product was

while the larger and less costly
package was. sproduced: on. the |
island. :
“In support of the mainland milk
a representative of the vending’
machine firm said that 8 ozs. was
the amount of milk required by a-
school . child. according - to...ac-"
. cepted health. standards and that,
_the vending machines, are set up
“to handle only multiples of Se. At:
10¢ a carton. he said: the vending:
firm. would. be losing. money:
ustee -Hamilt on ‘an ‘Tobin
rof using: ‘Toral milk

vestigate the question of vending

machines. -in-the schools. ‘Tt was .])

decided, however, that the whole
board would look into the matter.

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IT'S TH AT FELLA on the right of this trio of bananas that was
enlarged. on Page 1 for the Adventure i in Seeing challenge. Did:

on

Ww EEKS:

Weeks, the former: Miss Agnes

Washington. Mrs. Weeks was. a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Pete ‘Imrie, pioneers of North

“Saanich whose home was where
the Patricia Bay Airport is now,
the original home being at the —
corner of Mills Road and the East.

~ Saanich: Road: Mrs: “Weeks “was”

Family. ‘She is, survived by: her

died « in? “Victori
aged. 75 years.

JAlta.,” and: brothers, William
“Armstrong cof:
Norman
Chilliwack, BC.

in. the. First World War with the

48th ‘Highlanders,
‘service was held with the. Rev.

“Sands Mortuary: Ltd

KIRK oe
‘A resident of Sidney for the.
past 23 years, and identlied all.
his life with the. Anglican Church, .
Sydney Arthur Kirk posse away”
on n October at. eee

Fri, Oct. 30th -

“A link with pioneer’ ‘days was’
severed recently when Mrs. Ben™.
years: at St. Cuthbert’s «in. Win-

Imrie, passed away in Edmonds,
“also. a bell ringer at St.°

_ art of. campanology. He was an
cactive © ‘member. of Victoria

“the last surviving | of. the Imrie |

resident at oe ey and Park: y we
Road, James. Walker Armstrong . -

on October 23° Cemetery.

a H ‘Sheep Club.

He leaves ‘his daughter, Mrs.
-W.Ey (Frances..C.) ‘Turner and»
“four grandchildren, 2097 Kendal a
Ave., Oak Bay; his sister, Mrs. |.
Margaret Shopland,. Rochester,

“rural: areas. af Saanich and: the
“there . are. “none fe
devoted to the raising: of: sheep, |: oo)

Mill Bay and: ;
_ Armstrong . of Peninsula,

| The deceased served | ‘overseas

‘43th and 30th Battalions and the
-A private |:
Sheep Club in the Peninsula area.
J.A. Roberts officiating, and. the ,
‘ashes were interred at Royal Oak.
Burial’ Park. with those of his.
wife. The arrangements were. hy.

- When he was ote ‘years sold he.
‘started asa server in-his” church.
in’ ‘England, continuing» for: ‘25

nipeg, and subsequently at St,

Andrew's Jin. Sidney, where he
was also a: warden, Mr. ‘Kirk. was.
“An?
drew’s, and knowledgable in: the

Horticultural Society. 2
He leaves’ ‘his, wife , Gladys

For Peninsula
While. a. number. of 4-H Clubs’.
are active and flourishing in the

- Doug: Evans, 10542: Macdonald :'
Park Road,. Sidney, a teacher at

‘North Saanich junior. secondary
school, is anxious to start.a 4-H -

and would be glad to hear: from
those who are interested. He
already." has’. several , Potential
‘members in view, ne

owen
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