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PAGE TEN

THE REVIEW

A wildflower setting in Beaver

Lake Park on Friday framed the

wedding. of two former

Claremont School students.
Conducted with simplicity in a

a quiet grove, the ceremony united _

in. matrimony Valerie Ann
Dobson. .and.. Douglas. Keith
-Schuetze. Rev. C.-D. Lynn of the
Pentecostal Assembly of . God
officiated at. the informal open-
air exchange of vows

The bride, elder daughter | of
Mr. and Mrs.. John F.. Dobson,
Temple Avenue, Cordova Bay,
wore a full-length gown of muted
pastel colours which contrasted
_-with her unadorned dark - hair.

. . She carried sprays of wildflowers.

~ and was attended by her friend,.
Judy ‘White, who was: dressed in

~The’ tall young groom, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schuetze,
Sandover . Crescent, North
‘Saanich, was accompanied: by.
‘Russ Godfrey as best man.

A cavalcade of motorcycles
accompanied the bridal pair to a
reception in Cordova Bay where
a toast. was proposed by Major
John Robertson, family friend of
the Dobson’s, from Parksville.

Among guests at the reception
were Mr. and Mrs. Allan -B.
McKinnon; Mrs. John. Robert-
son;. Rev. and Mrs:

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ICED? |

-BY JOHN SQUANCE on

The power exercised over us all

by propaganda is so far reaching |

that it can hardly be measured. I
am thinking now of many dif-
ferent: types or ways.in which
most of us are influenced. There
are good and bad influences at
work on us in every part of our
lives. From babyhood till old age
the barrage of propaganda never

cepted so much as a part of our
lives that a large proportion of it
is absorbed, unnoticed. and un-
filtered, into our. subconscious.

It would be a tremendous job
requiring several generations

(again propaganda!) at the
Government level, through
schools, churches, and the press,
to remove its insidious influence.

Many pages could be written
citing examples of its misleading
and very often downright false
but -I think that
most of us are aware of many
cases of flagrant abuse. of ad-
vertising. Political scandals, war
mongering designed to promote
the advantage of some particular
group, are just two or three out of
a ‘host which. control people in
~ large numbers.

I believe it: was because ot its
propaganda _ effect, so com-

_mercially exploited, that the late | ~
_ Brock. Chisholm,

spoke . out

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it hades Daylight
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Thur. 6 0300: 10.0 0955
Fri. 7 0330. 9.9 1020
Sat. 8 0330. 9.8 1035
Sun. 9 0345 9.9 1105,
Mon. 10 0400 9.9 1135
Tues. 11 0420 10.0 1210
Wed. 12 0110 9.4 0455
Thur. 13 0200. 9.6 0510

Weather
The following is the meteorological report

for the week ending May 2 furnished by the
Research Station, Saanichton.

FULFORD HARBOR |

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5.4 1530 7.6 2010: 6.1

4.6° 1640 83-2115 6:8

3.8 1735 ..9.0 2205. 7.6

3.0 185 9.7 2250 8.2

2.3 1915 10.2 2340 8.7

1.7:° 2000 10.5 0020 9.1

1.3° 2050 10.7

10.1": 1245 -1.0 2130 10.8

10.0 1325 9 2225 10.8:

Supplied by the rneteorological division’
Department of Transport for the week en-
ding May 2

Maximum temperature (Apr. 26) 68 © Maximum temperature (May 2) 69
Minimum temperature (Apr. 30) 41 Minimum temperature (Apr. 30) 40
Minimum on grass 3 Mean temperature 52.6
Precipitation 04 Rain 03
Total 16.37 Total 16.15
Sunshine 43.5 ; :
SANSCHA CALENDAR

THURS. MAY 6. MARGARET SNOW HIGHLAND DANCING 3 - 4:30."

FRI. MAY 7, RAE BURNS DANCING 2-8.

SAT, MAY 8. SANSCHA GROUNDS VOLUNTEER WORK PART Y.
SUN, MAY 9.: BASEBALL <1 O'CLOCK:
.. MON. MAY 10. 50th YEAR JUBILEE RESTHAVENHOSPITAL DINNER, Sell.

TUE. MAY 11, CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE, 7-8: BOYS CLUB.
WED. MAY 12. RAE BURNS DANCING, 2-8, ©

An Auxiliary has been recently

_formed for the Mountain View

Rest Home at 912 Mount Newton
Cross Road.

A program. of music on: Mon-

day, bingo on Tuesday, han-
dicrafts on Wednesday and car

New Rest Home Auxiliary Formed

rides on Friday has been
established.
There is still an urgent need for

additional volunteers to assist. in’

“this program and. anyone. in-

terested may-call Mrs. :J. Or-
miston at 652-2384 or Mrs. G.-
Mann at 656-4218.

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May 6. Jacko, 2 p.m.; Monday,
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ceramics, painting, novelties and
macrame;. 12 noon Converstional
French, Lunch. 1.30 p.m. Crib-
bage. Wednesday, May © 12,
Films, 2 pm. i

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are aware sof this; a responsibility
“to their readers. I suggest that a
very important and helpful way.
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“The effect on ‘millions _ of

their daily paper. about political
‘scandals, murders, court: cases,’

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it that human nature at its best to
protrayed on the front page every
‘unselfishness ‘and devotion © ‘to
community and’ the telling of
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derful antidote to the depressing
influence of most of the news
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report, think on these things,’'

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s-» Of Sports Office to April 1, 1971, Any subsequent "May Day Cel: Community Games May 24. | WARFIELD (Doris Field). - eet
changes or deletions are the res onsibitit Sa ree : : voce os
os rine t itt ich PI iy. - CASTLEGAR/ KINNAIRD (C. Knutson): * Nee Annual Sports Day | Community May 29 0:
Oo 7 OEMe event comm! ee in eac communi Ye Swimming *tAge Groups Invitational dune S 0 WYCLIFFE - : pee ls
‘ EVENTS IN ITALICS: * oe ae 7 a Tennis: : Zone” : -May 20-30. oy . Horseshow oe **Pacific Northwest . WHE May 29:
: - Non-sports events, pageants, naiades, themes oe Golf? ~. Castlegar. Open Men's s June 5-6.05..8 Gymkhana ~ Pacific Northwest - i May 30
and special altractions recognized as “CRANBROOK ve oo _
oes o* Festival ancillary events. 2 > Bowling °° -§'Pin Regional . May 23 -
Pay _ “Bowling. _ *5 Pin Zone Finals May 30°05) mae
COMMUNITY CHAIRMEN: oo | Motorsport "Stock Car Racing “May 2828 FABULOUS 3 FIGURE EIGHT
Listed next to community names. Se! - CRAWFORD BAY I
wants on “ae . “) Gymkhana -*Gymikhana and Horse show «May 30:31) ARMSTRONG. MS Dae eee
oe -o* Logger Sports © "Regional! a May 30-31-00. Gymkhana oo “Regional May 23-0.
KA vol Raft Racing *Regional ~May.30-31 ASHCROFT | : ; ee
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ro NAGAN - SIMILKAMEEN _ Kokanee Karnival of Sports . v May 30-31 Motorcycle: “eaniian Championships : ” id i.
eos : STON (Norn Patterson) : : ey ross-Country —, "(May 29-30.
7 KELOWNA (K. K. Maitman) Bos Ae ONS -§ Pin Resin May 23. | Motorcycle ***Invitational Motoreross “May 29-300.
“Bowling Sand 10 Pin Reglonal May 23 Bowling *5 Pin Golden Age Motorcycle _***Pac, N.W, International Trial, May 29-30.
peeling ne no. ae International (Finish): May 24 cP Clubs Champsis. May. 20 CLEARWATER (David Berryman): OE ee
“Motetgaot ose Mt Approved. sine 7-8 Bocce Ball... *** International May 21-24 Rifle Shooting **Opon Ritle Tournament
Motorsport Knox Mtn, Hilt Climb May 23 Tennis Regional May 21-24. (Shoot-en-anny).: May 230
Shooting “LSU. Pistol~ B.C, Champs, ~ May 29-30 ‘Boxing May 21-24 Softball’  *SrPC" Open May 22-24
Lawn Bowling “Men's. Peebles : june 23 Rodeo = Stampede | May 2).24 ENDERBY (Gus Stankoven) a
4 “S Blossom Festival uare Dance Jamboree - Basaball ‘oo SLittle League ., May 30
Tack ” ane ur ane Sr. sehoo! Zone way ® . wo aad Teenage Pop Festival May 23-24 flasaball *Rate Ruth June 6
ach Flat eee eal Aone vi MeN GOLDEN (H, J. Mahior) | | KAMLOOPS (Mrs. A. E, Barty) .
Track = Field "Okan, Vatiay Meat of Champs.” May 29 ‘Basoball’ .  *Uttle League May 29:30 Bowling ” B pin Realeral May 23
Tennia zono May 20:30. Baskatball *Sr, Men's May 22-23: Dog Show” "All Brood Kennel Club
Goll Sweepstakes Mountain May 20 Gymkhana “Regional Meet May 20 Champianship Juno 7
Golt ; Jone 3 cat inn venst ip May 29 Softball “Zone Tournament Sr, Men June 5-6 Lawn Bowling. © *Mixed Triples May 23
KEREMEOS (0.8 vot SDAMPIONS Nit ray es Swimming *All ages June.6° Motorsport *Stock Cars ; May 23
Cycil ys poe! lonal . _ Track and Fleld © *All ages May 22 Motorsport | **4.Whaeel Drive Rally May 22. 24 .
Rad ng yt ay ike Pa le (start) May 22. ~ Rugby “Tournament May 29-30 Motorcycles © *Dirt Track Races “May 23
Vi ia ¢ R lly” nnual Elks Pacific NW, 00 May 23-24 Soccer *Tournament Tapes June §-6 Parachuting — ***Weat: Canada, eae “May 22.2400
ntage Gar Ray. ae May “4 ‘GRAND FORKS - es Se Seca *Gantennial Juv. Featival. May 22:23 2.
LUMBY os, ere: Bowllng 6 Pin Regional May 23 0 © Softball. ‘bodies’ May 22.24
Equestrian ‘aymkhana dune. 5... Bowling *8 Pin Zone Finats. May 30 20s: Trapshooting .. *tRagional Champlonsnipg May 23.0
Track » Fletd No Okanagan Schools Chanips. May 20 . 7 peas Golf) - Amateur Man's June'h-6
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5 Bane Buggy vine oe Me Bo hi May 23 “Water Sport **Aqua Show ‘s ‘May 2204.0. Motoreport ~ **'Cariboo Car Rally June 5-6
: une vagy. + Championships” a dune 6 David Thompson Days May 22.24 0 MERRITT (fort Lindor) a -

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I Ayaan reper ama Aneta og a: May 2a Soccer ‘Interior Minar Tournament. June G6 REVELSTOKE (Ald, &. J, Parkor) ara
“PENTICTON (4.1. ‘im! Bolton) ; Track Flold | Elementary Schools May 29 fowling <0. 5 B Pin Regional Moy 23°
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highland Dancing and, Tatton May ees a4 Fishing “Derby : May 29:30. Tannls *Diatrict Tournament May 31
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Baseball” “Lite League ~ May 2a Sec Hid Be, Ir tatonal Tournament — May eid Bath-Tub “World Championships May 23°
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Howling: 5 Pin Regianal May 2 owing Moaso Mouse Days, Treasure Hunt, Boat Parade May 22-24
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te ubs Champs. gt 20° Basoball “tit Q eagua i y 33 Rowling — 5 and 10 Pin Regional May 23
Tennis fone May 20.30 Baseball Senior. ay ee Canasing *South Thampson River May 30
Gott Sumac Ridge Open May 29-430 Gymkhana *Re pion tl May 24 :
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