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BY B, “GUNN

‘The Sidney and North Saanich
-Centennial- library “is currently
. exhibiting a salon of photographs
“executed by Review Staff Photo- -
grapher Dane Campbell. The 25°:

-year: old artist. has placed 12
prints on view.

- Dane was invited by. the Saa-.
nich Peninsula Art Center to ex-
hibit . his; photographs -AS. part.

ofa program organized between

“the Center and the Library itself,
‘Various -members..of the SPAC...
..are. being requested to show, for
‘a month at a time, their. work:
~ for the “benefit of the reading,
public, -

Many of Dane’s, “prints: have”
” been published and exhibited both -

in Canada and abroad.'The pre-

~ sent exhibition has its focus on
--the last. four. years of his work. .

graph is ‘The Wedding’ which
captures the - sanctity ‘of a re-

cent nuptial. ceremony” in ‘the>~Arts Canada.’ s
* This past summer he ‘spent a
full: month-* photographing. and -
: printing the entire collection of

Brentwood Chapel.

Dane. was born. ‘in Swift Cure
rent,

1954,
encouraged by friends in Banff
who. bought: him his first Brownie

:eamera, as well as & developing :
(TL hadn't really. heard.
of photography auntil: they ‘came:

tank. :

along with this camera and said

© gO to itl?”

In. the ensuing years Dane de-

veloped. his prowess’ witha —
such an extent. -

camera to
that he was soon: supplementing

7’ ‘particularly beautiful photo- -

Saskatchewan © and began.
- taking his first: ‘photographs iin
His interest in this was:

“- November,
his’ income through the sale of’
his prints, He has sold pictures ©
.to all of the leading newspapers

‘on ‘the West: Coast of: British:

read, . . marked, learned: and: in-
wardly . digested... It is entitled

_ “How you can lose your driver's
licence’ through the point” sys-

tem,”?

The point. system’, as eve.
“@ryone | knows, classifies driving
Offences and awards numerical —
~ demerits:

“according. =. to. the-
seriousness of the transgresion.
An acctimulated total of 10 points
will. involve the. driver “inthe
suspension of his licence.

AS many .as’:52 offences. in-..
volving a points penalty are list-

ed; one for every week in: the”

year. A’ score of” driving in=
discretions will attract a penalty

Of two. points’ and” there “are -a
_ dike number : of: three-point ine
* fractions. =
“Following too closely”, will.
‘cost the indiscreet motorist: four:

points.~. If-he be a minor driving
without..insurance. a further five.

“., points are . awarded, and. ‘right

‘Columbia and has shad others ap-

“Pear in MacLean’s magazine, the
- Family Herald, Ideal Home, and

Emily. Carr paintings. and sket-

“ ches’ now owned by the Provin-..

cial Archives. This was the re~

sult. of a Canada Council Grant”

given to the Vancouver. Art Gal-
levy who then _ commissioned
Dane's work, ° .

“Dane maintains a studio at 4555.
~/ Its a re-converted-
farm building’, “he! ‘says, “but it 7

Cromar,.

is perfect ‘for. my purposes.”

‘The exhibition at the: library”
will continue until the middle of ©
- Librarian: Phillip

‘Téece has extended an open wel-.

come’ to any. member of the pub-.
lic wishing to See ® the Photngra~

phic exhibition, - ;

Angiate ‘paths “to oblivion ‘are.
; Sted : “additionally, as: criminal

220n Wednesday, | Oct.-30.-
~- Rotary Luau ‘will feature. a-
' Polynesian smorgasbord for Rot-
arians and their guests, and an-
‘exotic atmosphere will be en-—.
“hanced by. orchids and leis speci-
“ally - flown in. by _C.P.A, from —

there at nine. he must “hold the”

‘score’ if he: wishes | to “stay on

the road. oa. “yaa

“Driving without due care and
attention’? is alone in attracting
a six-point -penaity, and may be
heid to cover=a ° multitude of-
sins, but numerals: seven, eight
and nine are hot’ brought «into

. the” sequence» -of- the . schedule. =

Ten ints: and an automatic top
cor “will. result. from. ‘driving
hile’ right: to obtain: licence’ is
Us, ended,’ and eight ‘other i

.

amphlet is worth more than a
Ursory examination.

‘driver: to, rummage in the: desk

forthe Highway Code.” The first
Ampression_ ‘is that they can get

Rotary | Hawaiian Night

“Sidney: Rotary. Club and Cana<
dian Pacific Airlines are presen-
ting an: inter-Rotary - Club
Hawaiian night at Sanscha. Hall

Hawaii.

vening ‘will: conclude with dane-.
-ing - to the. fourrplece Classics
“band,”

ql As partof its highway improve-

B.C, Automobile Associaion. | .

day, Oct..19.

Mayor Endorses Referendum

“Mayor A.W, Freeman of Sidney today expressed his unquali-
fied support for the school referendum and complimented
the. trustees of School District 63 on. their presentation. He
also stated that he was pleased with. the voluntary efforts
of the Sidney Teens and Teen Town for the babysitting and
transportation services they have offered to provide on voting

Youth Groups

Offer Help

~ On School Referendum Day

There'll be a “referendum taxi
and baby-sitting service’’ avail-
able next Saturday when Saanich
Peninsula ratepayers vote on a
four-million dollar school refer«
endum. ‘

Two youth groups of the area
have volunteered their services
as baby-sitters to make voting
mofe convenient for young par-
ents, They are the ‘Sidney
Teens’? who can be teached by
calling 656+1660; and Teen Town,
at 656-1855,

And the Sidney Elementary
School PTA, reports publicity
chairman Mrs. Avriel Kelly, has

offered to provide transportation |

to and froth the polling stations,
Persons requiring a ride on vot-
ing day até asked to cali Mrs,
DS. Hemphill at 656-1956.

The PTA members will also
help with 4 “get out and vote’

telephone campaign; the distri+
bution of posters and brochures;
and have also made a generous
donation to the referendum.
publicity fund.

“With enthusiasm and support
like this,’’ observes school board
chaitman Mrs. Nora Lindsay,
"“] don’t see how we can lose.’

The referendum calls for ur-
gently needed additional educa-
tional facilities in all 18 schools
of the Saanich Peninsula. Three-
quarters of the amount will be
provided by government grants,
with ratepayers handiing the bal-
ance over a 25-year period.

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There. is. a. brochure ‘in a re
; eral: circulation’ that should be’

To any-driver with an. eye: to
lean. licence .: “maintenance . the’...

"Indeed, _
its perusal should: lead. many ao

Films of Hawaii also will be
provided by the airline, and the.

‘ment:program, Mexico is short-.
ening by. 190° miles the.1,500-:
‘mile - Gulf. Coast: “highway. south:
from: Matamoros: on- ‘the United ©
States: border, according to: the. .

popu-.
- larly practiced in Britain? These
"stipulations are of some concern

“to many © Who’ are “now staying

the brochure.

‘Failing to maintain. ‘proper :

distance’ when following: a: fire
engine,’ fortunately is. an op-

“portunity. for. disgrace not. often.

encountered. Like ‘driving too
slowly’, and ‘speeding’, the ac-
cused has little chance. of re-

-butting..so. nebulous..a charge,
In. such circumstances it must.

be ‘imagined that the judgment

of the patrol will overweigh re- -

collected indication -of the dri-
ver’s speedometer. .
>The writer recalls: an. exper-

- tence: in England. Driving ona.
_ Secondary road_and approaching :
a. sharp angled ‘junction with a:
major highway, a stop sign was ©.
“observed, - Visibility was perfect, a

-and there was positively no pri-

ority traffic : so. the foot brake :
was employed -and the clutch:
disengaged. Momentum: ceased, .
in ‘the opinion of the driver,.and-
after’ a quick check we joined’.
the. highway in: first gear. and :

changed ups.
But.) 200. _yards:. ahead. there

was. a constable - on..the. alert:

who waved the car'to a halt be-
hind -a.. parked: vehicle:
did not. halt at the stop ‘sig
he gravely. obser ed

‘7

i yous, slowed. but ‘did no halt,
he responded, Further remon-

es it: von tte tothe
- “three-point turnabout’?

“must: be duly reported was not. “Po

~ head-on view at a distance.of.

‘challenged.

a challenge to human -comprehen: :
sion, one * feels. that: Lady: Lu :

2 You!

strance., was ‘useless, it seemed, :
for he came back with the ques-
tion, ‘But did you wheels cease
to rotate?’? :

“Phat -was?“an ‘unanswer able
conumdrum, but happily the con
stable’s decision that the incident

followed by subsequent ‘proceed=.
ings. .'. His case was not of the ©. Mean. ‘temperature
strongest, which he probably re-

Precipitation | --
alized. The competence of his Total _Precipitation

200. yards. would certainly. be.”

The list -of atiences being ‘in
part “incomprehensible. and a. 7

will: play
avoidance of he fatal “count of |
10.” :

Date Cove Elementary Set -
- Sidney Elementary School - :
: McTavish Road. Elementary Scoot
Brentwood Elementary § School .

Saanichton Elementary School.

Keating Elementary School | |
Cordova Bay Elementary School . os Te oe
Royal Oak Junior Secondary School. Ce

Prospect Lake Elementary School