PAGE TWO

THE REVIEW

‘June 1 is Census Day, and the
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
has: devised ‘a. unique style of
questionnaire. to produce the
answers they: need with a
minimum investment of time and’
effort by householders:

Most of the questions are an-
swered by simply filling in small
circles printed opposite the ap-
propriate answers. In. cases
where none of the indicated
answers. may apply, space’ is
provided for information to be
written in.

— .The-new technique not only
makes it easier. and. quicker to
complete the questionnaire,
“States the Bureau, but provides
the information in a form that
canbe photographed: and fed
directly into: computers which
“Will make the final tabulations.
~~. Census questionnaires will be
delivered between May. 25 and
May 28, to ensure that every
family has at least four days,

“ineluding a weekend, to answer it

completely.

- CENTENNIAL ‘71
_»,Continued from Page 1

oe performances: Under the’ sym-
pathetic leadership of Musical
» Director Don Kyle the ensemble
=. responded | instantly to his
. Slightest. gesture,.resulting in a
vocal‘ and musical satisfaction
that is all too'rare.:-

Not" least“ of “remarkabie~
achievements * of. this
ernationally recognized choir is:
e committing to’ memory of the
rords and music of no less than.
-selections in. ‘their. seurrent.,
epe rtoire;

- STANDING OVATION.
: Speciality’ items: included . the
highly acclaimed centennial song
“This is British Columbia,’”
which. was - rendered: by. the:
‘author-composer students:
Soloist . Rick -Margison* and Greg.

rentwood was a fi itting tribute to
an outstanding. achievement, and ©
there was a standing ovation also
for the choir after. it’ had. “been;

“announced that. it, was ‘the final
performance of the group as now
constituted, The choir responded:

leader, Don Kyle.
2 rousing |

‘arranged to-seat the 58 members.

Musical Director Austin Scott in

‘celebration’of the Centennial, ;

--. The band was well coordinated
ina program, of. both classical

and popular interest. Intonation

difficult: rhythmic progressions
were surmounted with facility
and good effect, particularly in
the opening Spanish Suite...

“powerful massed. brass and

loud passages, — and. this.

“remarkably live and.

bandshell at Saanichton, |
It muat be a great satisfaction
oto all. that the junior secondary
“schools of Saanich School District
» May share so deservedly the pro-
~ eminence of Claremont School in

to the members of Central
Saanich Centennial Committee,

ine

~~ | playday of our 1971 season: When
'|the clouds burst the spectators

: humour. and fun for onlookers and

hree.. resounding -

‘en- |,
tertainment. was to come after of the Lady Minto Hospital for a

the. auditorium’ had. been re-:

of the Peninsula Schools Band, a
Most impressive. amalgamation .
‘of the’ schools bands of North —
Saanich, Mount Newton: and.
“~~ Royal: Oak brought about by -

was excellent, and some quite.

~The cumulative dynamics of 80.

percussion within four.walls was.
perhaps -overburdening in: the °

Aibrant ©

. ‘ensemble would undoubtedly be:
heard tothe best advantage In the” |

“the musical life of the com-

munity, 4
; ‘Altogether, ‘Friday's Cone.
oo fennlal celebration. was a

The Census Questionnaire

The census is intended to in-
clude’ every person living in
Canada on June 1,. 1971. Families
should answer every question for
every person living in the
household on that day.
Householders may complete
their questionnaires before June
1, but all answers must relate to
Situations that will exist as of that
date. ;

Residents of designated urban
areas will be instructed to mail
their completed questionnaires to
the census office. A postage-paid,
addressed envelope is provided
for this purpose.

Those in surrounding rural
areas should keep their-.com-
pleted questionnaires in a. safe,
convenient place, for return to
the census representative when
she calls to pick them up..

Instructions as to method of
return ‘are marked on the
delivery envelope, but, if you are:
in doubt, there’s a simple rule of
thumb to follow: —

Those who receive a postage-
paid return envelope with: their
questionnaire, should © mail _ it.

Those who do should hold the
completed. questionnaire until it
is picked up.

generally self-explanatory.’ But

The questions on the census
form parallel those asked in the
1961 Census of Canada. No new
fields of information have been
introduced, but some additional
questions have been included to
bring out important details on
such subjects as education and
migration — information that is
needed by industry as well as
federal], provincial and municipal
governments in their planning
and policy making.
~The - questionnaires: are.
to, clear up any. possible -dif-
ficulties, each is accompanied by
an. instruction booklet, which
explains ‘the intent: of. each
question and offers help in
determining how to answer it.

Telephone assistance service
will be available from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m. every day but Sunday,
between May 25 and June 4. The

‘CALLED TO THE BAR

ROD MACDONALD
Called to the Bar on. May. 18:
Rod Macdonald: has ‘taken: up

residence on Marchant Road,
Brentwoed Bay. and. on June 1
will commence law practice at an
office in’ the “local” shopping
centre.

Mr. Macdonald. received his
elementary education in Brent-
wood and is a ‘graduate of UBC.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Macdonald. of Vancouver, his
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Thomson. of. Brentwood
Bay.

‘Mullin. Weiler Avenue, for the

“Road, accompanied her daughter

Saanichton

There were 10 members and
one guest at the home of Mrs. C.

May meeting of: the South
Saanich Women's Institute. on
Tuesday afternoon. May 18.
Correspondence. was dealt. with
and donations sent to Victoria
Miles for. Millions. and to the
Salvation Army. Red - Shield
Campaign. The Solarium raffle.
by Mrs. J. Bryce was won by
Mrs. Mullin. Mrs. R. Michell. Pat
Bay Highway. offered her home
for the June meeting and Mrs. A.
Doney will bring the raffle.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. assisted by Mrs. W.
Wills.

Akers, East Saanich

Mrs. F.

Fern and a friend on a motor trip
to Medicine Hat’ Alta., fora short
holiday with relatives. They left
on Saturday and expect to return
this weekend. ,

Winners at the South Saanich
Women's Institute card party last
Wednesday evening were Mrs. C.
Mullin. Mrs. W. Butler. Mrs. E.

numbers to call are shown on the
back cover of the questionnaire.

unset

oo BY BOROT JORDAN:
Never .letit be said. that the
members of Sunset Riding Club
are afraid to get wet! On the
morning of Sunday, May 16 the
skies promised. rain ‘put 27 riders -
ventured forth:on .the first

made for their cars, but our
~[ judge, Mrs. “Trudy Madson, our
playday. crew. and riders: merely
donned" their. rain. gear and
pushed - onto finish: the: events...
The atmosphere was one of good:

riders alike.

Everyone. is invited 0. join. “US,

ling costs and. “ofe.
ficial opening of our ring. at: 10690.
“West Saanich Road. On’ June 5 the
show will begin at 9.00 a.m. sharp |.
and the opening ceremonies and,

sled Minto
Hospital

“Mrs. Gerald Steward. was
elected. unanimously to represent
Galiano on the Board of directors

in the Galiano school on May 19.
- Dinner at Galiano Lodge for the

Spring was a little rushed. At--
tending were: Mr.

Gerald. Steward, Miss” Joan’

Harold Hoffman, Mr, and Mrs, J.
French, Lesley Hardie, Mr. and

chase welcomed the people to the
fifty-seventh annual meeting,
and noted that during the past
year, there. were — thirty: eight:
babies born, over 1,000. operations.
performed,
leading the way in being the first.

paid tribute to the Lions and the

efforts, :

PLAYGROUND PROGRAM -

Sammer. Reereation Program in|
Sidney: whieh will. be: offered:
during the month of Jidy, The.
playground programme ‘willonee:
again be made available and will
run from: July 12 to Aquat 6
Registrations will he. aceepled
hortly. oe

momorable oveasion and a credit

CENTENNIAL MEMO Vie-

toria’s Cadboro Bay was named
after the Hudson's Bay Company
~ brigantine schooner Cadboro,

Francis’
Antiques

~ We Riy and Sell
Old China, Silver,
Furniture
. and Bricabrac
“MH 4th Street, Sidney
Phone 656-3515

care available at local feed stores,
May 29...

Jr, Western Trail Class: Ld. MacGillvary
; - Cricket : 2. C.-Michels- ‘Merry Legs; 3. M..

_-Sr., Western Trail Class:.1..D. Jordan -
‘Sugar: 2..G.. ‘Toller :- Gypsey. Girl; 3. A.:

-Symphany; 2. ‘J. MacGillvary - Cricket ; 3. K:

Wi (tied.)-

“Ce Hackett=. My: ‘Delight
x _. Gypsy: 4.V. Budesheim - Elvie; 5.8. Walis -: :
~): Kora. Sr. Eng. Equitation: 1. .M. Aikman ae
: | eon 228° Von Schuckmann' - . Missy; 3. L.:

-Jordan.- Sugar. dre ‘Western Pleasure: 1
: |) MacGillvary: Crickett, 2. C.. Michels’: Mer
“ Legsi3. EB, Vink’- Vangoi-4.:M:. Bushb
Tessa; 5... S.°Saville '- :
- Pleasure: 1. D, Jordan - Sugar ;2. &. Toller. - 2
Gypsy Girl; 5. A: Barclay. - Sed

further three years ata meeting |.

guests from Pender and Salt f
‘and Mrs. § ue
Purchase from Pender, and the © |

_| Administrator “of Lady Minto,

Mrs. Paul. Layard.” Miss. Pur-- -§

Mayne Island is. f :

to: form a branch organisation
there to assist in financing. She]

Rotary. clubs for thelr untiring Te

Plans are swell under way fori nig

grand” parade wili be at 12:30
p.m. Admission will be free. For
anyone: wanting to:enter; forms

or. phone Mrs. Dorothy. Toller. -
656-3879. Entries close midnight,

Results of the May 16th.
Playday. are as follows: :

Bushby -Tessa..

Barclay - Sal.
Jr., Eng. Equitation: 1. J: Hackett- -Royal

Waterton:-. Hope:. 4..L: Budesheim..- Sur-
prise; 5. J. Welle - ~ Smoky; J. McColl - Bucky

‘Int. Eng. Equitation: AWA, Pye- “Trarina; 2.
Be Aylard --

Soellner-~Bucky<.4::C. Own = Kim; 5. De:

“Nellie. Sr: Western

Open English Pleasure: 4 A. Pye we
Tzarina; 2. M. Aikman - Wiper 3.-S:. Walls

| Kora;'4. J. Hackett:- Royal Symphony; 5. S. :
Von Schuckmann ©:
‘Equitation: 1. J. MacGillvary - Cricket: 2.3."
:McColl:- Bucky; 3. --;.4..C, Michels - Merry.
‘Legs, Sr. Western Equitation: 1..B? MeColl -

Missy. Jré Western. °

Bucky; 2, D. Jordan - Sugar: 3 G, Toller -

1, Gypsy Girl, vhs
“Open Jumping: 1M. Aikman - - Hope; 2,.C.

Hackett - My Delight; 3. A. Pye > Tzarina, Jr, °
Pole Bending...1., J. Hackett.- Royal Sym-

phony; 2. J. Welle - Smoky;3; L. \Budesheim

+ Surprise. Int. Pole: Bending: 1. A. Pye:~

‘Tzarinay 2.2. Budesheim |. - Bolle; 3. Le

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wemonween

Conversion

To, Metric

Minister of Health Services ang

Hospital Insurance Ralph Loff--

mark has announced that all
hospitals covered by the Mental

Health Branch will convert to the:
“metric system. on’ October 1 of:
‘this year.”

-“Because of its precision and

simplicity, - the ‘metric system ;

rinimizes the danger of errors,

and for this reason, and its in-:

creasing application in industry

and the sciences, 1 recommended’
last ‘October that hospitals

operated by the Mental : Health

‘Branch: convert to. the-.Metric »

System as soon as possible,’’ the

‘Minister stated. In addition, the.
296 clocks in the six institutions
are having the numerals 13 to 24. =
‘affixedto the clock: faces « by

means: of a | decal...

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QUOTA FILLED

The ‘quota allotted . by the
Canadian. Forces for. the student
summer employment program in
HMCS. Malahat: naval reserve
unit was quickly filled Jast week,

CONTRACTORS

to. be. working.

Votes

Munro. F. Michell, W.. Hemens
and W. Butler. This was the final
W.1. card party of. the season.
Games will’ resume in Sep-
tember. .
Mrs. E. Gait. Pat. Bay’ High-
way. returned recently from a
five-month world trip. She was
accompanied by Mrs. 0. Peace,
Lauder Avenue Victoria. They
travelled. by ship. taking
overland trips by bus and Land
Rovers. It had been 12 vears
since Mrs. Gait had last been to
the Orient and she saw. vast
changes. Great strides had been
made in development and many

modern buildings. were seen in *

the Far East. Everyone appeared
especially ‘in
Taiwan. and Mrs. Gait remarked
that she never saw a hippie until
her return to Vancouver.

VOTE

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