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vehicle weight over 6,000 pounds

must be equipped with approved -

warning devices.
The warning devices are for the
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down.

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Letiers
From France

BY SUSAN MacNEILL

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Susan MacNeill, daughter of Major and Mrs.-€. E. C. Mac-
Neill, 1492 Lands End Road, contributes further to a series of
impressions of her experiences in France.

After having spent the Summer
months in the South of France (le
Midi). I am now at. Paris.. My
original plan was to spend a year
in the southern regions, but at the
beginning of August. I went to
Stay with another family. I spent
that month with them in a
beautiful old fifteenth century
Chateau and in the middle of
September, came to Paris with
them, as this is.where they live.

We. drove. from Avignon to
Paris, a. journey of ap-
proximately eight hours.-. eight

hours, that is, until about twenty.

kilometres from Paris. Then, for
the last twenty kilometres, on,
‘about an hour and a-half, if-you
are lucky. It’s. really —un-
believable. There were four lanes
of.traffic going into Paris at a
good lick, and then we suddenly

*z came to a. dead. stop. Five.
* minutes later,
slowly, speeded up a bit, another”
¢ stop. and continued on in this
> fashion for the rest of the way

we moved. off

into Paris.
T live ‘in the 16th. ‘arron-

one of. the best

minute walk (ten ‘minute run,

" $ thirty minute stroll), from L’Arc

de Triomphe | and la Place de
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‘V’Avenue Foch, and soon arrived:
streets of traffic pouring into
VEtiole; all going, what ‘seemed
-to me, about 70 miles an hour,

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‘thus arrived,

4 thus my “first “exe ©
cursion into Paris. I set off down

However, slight problem. Twelve ©:

ind there, right in the middle, a

how to get across in one piece?

demoralized, ground to a halt a
couple of centimetres away from
us. We proceeded onward, heads
high, ignoring completely — the
onrushing traffic, and made it to
the other side, no-one even
having scraped us. to my intense
Surprise. After having been
through this experience several
times, I discovered that. there's
an underground passage to
"LArc, so my hair has stopped
turning white. Anyhow,. having

Triomphe, and from: there had
my first view of Paris. [t really is
a beautiful city, magnificent old
buildings, very..few ~highrises.
little parks and. squares; trees
lining the streets.

However, the traffic problem is’
terrible. ft takes literally hours to
get from one side of Paris to the
other, and it’s often faster to walk

‘Somewhere than to take your car.

This is because there is never
anywhere to park. Also, many of
the streets are one way, and
trucks and vans delivering
produce, and finding themselves
without a place’ to park, just stop

inthe middle of. the street and

unload’ everything, taking their
own sweet time about doing so.
Meanwhile” the: cars. pile. up
behind,- unable’ to back. out

because. there’ $s ‘always ‘someone

else coming: along, the drivers

c getting angrier and angrier, taxis”
- sit there with their metres ticking |

away, the passengers livid, horns .

* start to honk, and I think - Pm in.
Paris at last!

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Victoria: ‘Natural History Society
Fall. ‘Winter: series. and they. will: |

Pennysylyanian, with: a degr ee in’
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$533 PROFIT AT DEEP COVE
SCHOOL FAIR

The executive of Deep Cove
Elementary Schoo} Parents’
Auxiliary. reports a successful
Fun Fair at the school on Friday,
Oct. 30. A profit of $533 to be used
for the school. was the result.

All those who contributed to the
Fair, and: especially. the past
executive under their chairman,

. Mrs. J. Pettigrew, are thanked

for their help and organizing.
Also the merchants. whose
donations made our Fun Fair
such a success.

Door prizes, raffles and game
prizes were won by: Salmon (Wt.
8 lbs. 7 oz. donated. by Satellite
Fish). Mrs. A. Calvert, Lamp

Amalgamation
Study Endorsed
On Civic Services

Formation of a preliminary
committee of administrative
officials to report to the Regional
Board on the merits and costs of
‘amalgamating certain municipal
services. was -endorsed.. by a
majority decision of Central
Saanich council,

Terms of reference to be
studied include a merger of
accounting ~.and auditing
procedures, standardized
municipal. forms, a’. single
municipal - purchasing com-
mission, uniform assessment
records and the. preparation of
assessment rolls.

Motion of approval was moved
by Alderman Percy Lazarz, who-
explained that © the suggested
amalgamation — . Specified.
services -had been prompted. by.

“Minister. of’ “Municipal Affairs

Dan Campbell.in the interest of
economy and efficiency...

Voting against the resolution,
Alderman Ted Clayards said that

‘the. proposals may well have

merit, but the mandate for such a
study should: not. be. given ‘by
council until the municipal clerk .
has: investigated and made | ae
report.

“This is the delegation of

“authority to another: body, . and.

could be the first in a long series”
of steps. J want to be sure about,
involvement. and.

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Three showings, will beg ‘givenat.

sthe. Newcombe’ ‘Auditorium: of.the

Provincial Museum. this’ ‘weekend:
iof an Audubon’ ‘wildlife. film-
lecture, ‘on “Acadian Reflec.
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NURSERY

(Island: Furniture Mart}, Mrs.
Hinchcliffe; Turkey (Local
Butchers), R. Masters: Sidney
Hotel Dinner for two. Mr. R.
Gilson; -Shampoo-set (Pink
Kitten) Mrs. Harris:. Food
Hamper (Safeway) Miss. Mair;
$5.00 worth. of — fire-works
(Engeraft) Leanne Hale; Jelly-
beans. (Stevensons) Mrs. Lip-
scornbe.

Marc Pettigrew won an Un-
dersea .Gardens pass for the
pumpkin carving contest, and
Diane Lambert won a scarf and
hat set (Sidney. Boutique) and
Russell Norbury a game and
flashlight. (Cunningham’s and
A.B.C. Electric) for prizes in the
treasure hunt.

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ue ass _NOTI CE OF POLL as ° Be ae ae
THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT OF CENTRAL SAANICH = me
--Pubtic natic rary hereby aiv ento the electors of the. Muniele

a poll hus become Wecessary at the
election now * pending, and that 1 have granted such polly:

and, further, that the persons duly. ‘norninated a “cane |
didates at the said election, for. whorn only Voted will be.
received ares 7

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Surname. ea at! ier Names eae “Olflve of eas “Residential Ns - Occupation
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CLAVARDS
DRAYTON
MICHELL

SALT

, William Edy ard

Thomas Glen

Margaret Elizabeth -

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Medermaty

Ranald Joweph Alderman
“Alderman

Aldernuin

VOOR ERECTED

Personnel

: years int Mount Newton

a Crows Hu, Saantchten, Administrator.

‘Sy ears GAT Wdedward Drive, ¢ TLMAC. Dockvard
. Rreniwood Way, .. Employee, .

Sears god isfand View Hd. Parmer,

Saanichtow,
6160 Welch Rov.
an Rona, 3, Vistorla,

2 years Retired Cegal

Secredary. p

Se hou tating fermen
Hall, Saaniehion,

saner poll willbe opened

“Such poll willbe apened at Brentwood Blementary

tars mengot and tae Municipal

an the 12th day af Dev ember, 170,
belween the haurs of #00 acm. ‘and 6.00 pra, ard the ad-

atthe Municipar ailen the doth

and bith Way 80 December. 19-0, bet ween the nours ob ny

So and 3.0 Bay, “ot which Overy. person is hereby:
Pequived (OWKE Notice and govern himself accordingly.

Given wider r ni ohanhd ¢ at Saanichton, hs. C. this wh . 7

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