Twas talking’ to. John‘*Kelly.-
about: Vietnam | and: ‘its: "people.

logical: branch ofthe airforce,
“Spent part of his time out there

on loan. to thé army,. forecast-
_ ing weather at a divisional heads ;

/ quarters,

~ When I was a soldier, division-
-- al headquarters were considered ~

~ John, ‘who “isin the meteoro- one of the Safe places, almost.

“as -good ‘as..being home /in.Can-
ada,: but. that doesn’t hold..true

“in the kind. of -war being. fought

in Vietnam. . In fact, once night

.. falis:.the general ‘and: his. staff

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are,*out? in’ the field or‘in the

"of bombs. and bullets, ;
. Shadowy too. is. the question of

Jj. lgence officers attached to your
* -division, I wonder how many are
ay eally loyal to, Saigon and how

i country.

.. courteous,

- possessed
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room.”

| “are” ‘almost | as: “likely 6 come
-{5-under: harassing fire as are the
> privates out in the forward ‘pla-
- toons. slates va
el UIts.a shadowy. war,” he told
me; ‘in which you never see your -
opponent,

though you know he’s
always: ‘there. It may be a night.

~ attack: on. “your. camp ora fire
fight. along:.a road injyeaction to.

an ambush, but where ever you

Cities, there is always the chance.
that*in” the -next_ minute the war
will. explode around you ina hail

loyalties. He asked one villa-
ger, who he knew was favourably

disposed, why more of them didn’t ;
take. advantage of the big re-

wards offered for information
regarding the Viet Cong.
“The answer was ‘short.

them, and they would quickly find
out. You have Vietnamese intel-~

many secretly support -the Viet

Cong. Maybe you would be very

surprised if you found out.”?
‘Corruption was fairly~ wide-

“spread among government. offi-

‘cials. One of Kelly’s friends who
~-married-a. Vietnamese girl, had
to pay. out hundreds of dollars _
“in bribes
exit permit for her:'to leave the -
; On the other hand he.
" was most impressed by the people
who lived in-the countryside and

-in- order to, get. an

towns. He found them
honest, some even
friendly, and in his opinion they
moral . standards

small

rently in vogue in North America.
Of course asis always the case,
it was these, the bewildered little

- people who have been taking the

worst beating in this wretched
war.
Some day when the conflict.

“has come to an end, John Kelly “*

hopes to return to Vietnam. This °

| time he - would like to go asa

civilian, along with -his wife

“Kathy, who is a registerednurse, .
+ go that they-can both help in the
gigantic’ task of re-construction. -

SRANICHTON

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8 in the Agricultural Hall dining.
Items to be discussed are’*
‘basketball - _and ‘the Hallowe’en
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‘It sis urgent that parents, and
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. the welfare Of young. people, at=

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‘Well. ‘known.
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They. are Mr. and Mrs. Harry

Allen, their. son Richard and his
wife Diane who. have. extensive
catering and managerial experi-.
ence.’ They have acquired the
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assistance in the planning and

help needed to put on | the Hal-
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The: “South
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meeting last Tuesday afternoon at.

the homezof Mrs. A. ‘Doney, Mt. :

Newton X.Rd. with 10 members
. _prosent... Material is to be: pur-
“chase ed ‘ariel members - will. sew
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“eyriday, December 13 is the
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- Women’s Institute Turkey Card -
Party. Several members held a -

cleaning bee. at the Institute hall
recently, and reported some work

©. porch. =
The™ ‘South “Vancouver - Island

. Institutes are holding, a work-:

‘shop -on: Tuesday: “October “8. in
the Strawberry. Vale Community

- members “plan to attend.” Mrs.
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- The. raffle, held on behalf of its
"Solarium, . was won, by “Mrs :
Wills.’ :

Mrs, J, Bryce gave members an
insight: into her. recent.. trip to
Gr, Britain and Western -Europe,
and. “answered . questions from
“members. ©The hostess served

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Mr. .and-Mrs. . R Boutillier,
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“hall and-several’ South: Saanich |

F ollowing the business meeting

_refreshments,. assisted. by. Mrs...

card party, last: ‘Wednesday were.
Ji
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Club members, served refresh- :

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RICHARD, DIANE, ANNA AND HARRY.

room, coffee shup, licensed pre-
mises and five rooms, .-

the lodge remain under the own-
ership. of. Roy. 0. Bullough. of
Victoria and J. Miller, of Medi-
cine Hat.
be. managed by the new owners

“throughout the coming: winter.’

““Warry. Allen- was manager of
a large officers’ mess ‘for .11
years at RAF-Station Cosford in
England.

-ada and chose Winnipeg for thier
new home, -After two years as
catering manager of the Manitoba’
Club, Mr.” Allen worked. for’ 14
years as manager of the South-

wood Golf and. Country Club in ~

‘the same city. - He will be man
“ager of Brenta Lodge. :

sive administrative, secretarial
and organizing experience, Dur-~

“ing her. stay in Winnipeg. she’
worked as record librarian for :
the Manitoba Hospital Commis-"

“ sion” and took, an active part) in ©
the. employees association ~ ‘of .
which. ‘she was president... and «|
social convener, In addition, ; she_ ;
wrote a. Social column. ‘in’ the’ |

_ and =

“association’s “magazine ©
served as “or ‘ganizer and’ comm-

: entator for fashion shows.: Anna - :
will, look after, public, relations. ,

Diane was born, ‘in Winiver |
where she met and married Rich- *

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Sixteén years ago he
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-Harry’s wife, Anna, has exten-

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Richard has a variety of tal-

.- ents-and unbounded energy.- He.
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we decided the time was ripe’’.
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Richard has work-"
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~ yitionist and is’ anxious to: get. _
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this areas... .--

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out the winter. Weekday hours
will be

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