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THE RE

VIEW:

Wednesday, June 2, 1971

DEAR IMOGENE
I have. a large wart on each
hand and cannot get rid of. them.
Can you give me any. methods?
I’ve. tried. wart’ removers. and
‘home. methods’, but it «doesn’t
-seem to help. I have heard that
warts are caused by viruses and
also by loneliness.: The home
remedies, such as ‘rub a bean on
the wart, bury it in the backyard
and in a few weeks it will be
gone’, work. through the power of
suggestion: If anyone has: some
remedies, I. would. ‘appreciate.
them as the warts embarrass and
~ bother me.
« DEAR, WORRIES WART
I'm sorry you’re suffering from
- such stubborn warts. They are
odd things; aren't they. I had one
as a child that just wouldn’t go -
and then it did - almost overnight,
if memory. serves me right. A
‘while ago a friend was all set to
take her daughter to the doctor
_ about hers, then, hey presto - no
“warts! My: home. medical dic-
tionary’ says they .seem to be
caused: by-.a_ virus; however,
. there often appears to be some
psychological reason’ for. . their
“presence. The book stresses that
_if.a wart is growing bigger, one
‘should see the doctor, and as
. you've tried. various remedies
with no. results, perhaps you
-- should pop along for medical
_ advice. Perhaps though, by the
time your appointment comes up,
the warts | will have ‘wandered’
away! ”

jetwee

with Imogene

DEAR IMOGENE

love your column - and your

reply to ‘Dog-Ma’ was very good

advice, but, the inevitable but!
Personally. I don’t think it a good
idea to encourage a child or adult
for that’matter, to pat strange
dogs when out with the child. I’m
an animal lover, had three
broken hearts, two doggies and
one cat -. when they passed on.
One dog, a small-one, loved
children and they could do
anything with him. One day in the
park, a lady told her child to pat
him, and.to my. surprise he
nipped her fingers. 1 must add I
was carrying him, but it shocked
me. Maybe I will write you for
advice one of these days.

DEAR ANIMAL LOVER:

Thank you for your nice letter.
One shouldn’t make advances to
disinterested-looking dogs --or
those on a‘leash. On our family
walks, however, we find quite a
few tail-waggers come up to. us,
and it’s often. downright im-
possible - to get away withcut a
gentle head stroke. First,.though,
we always let the animal sniff the
back of our ‘hands - this way 1
believe it can tell for sure if we're:
friend or..foe., Perhaps’ some
‘Review’ reader can confirm this
bit of doggy-lore for us?

DEAR IMOGENE

My boy friend got a motor-bike
for his birthday last month, and
now all he wants to do is tinker

Wigh Jape Girls,
«Coleen: Martin R.
ickie Brown:

“Ky:
‘Open: wile “Marie ‘Beaulieu’ Ke 2 Savena
Schultz K,:3. Shannen Tontant Sid, :

oo High jump Loys

RB Tom Sandwith K,. 2. Mark Par:
ns.R.0.,°3.: Vince Harrison C.B..

of Age’ 10.15
a Davenport: R.0.,. 3. Craig Ryson PL:

Sid, "3. Darrell Stubbs San:
‘ Re 3, Mike. Knight L.

: Neufeltd B.. 8. Ted Bartlett D,-

Long Jump Girls
“imelated §., 3, danice Monuk K.
: “ Gallagher S., 9. Augie Boutin $:

Age 14»
O'Connor §.,.3. Sugan Dobson L.

Atkinson K., 3. Lyrin Chambers §, -
Doe OS AROS WL, Leanne’ Norberg, D.C..-2,
_¢ Marlene Polet K., 3. lareyn Gabel K a

Boys Long Jump

‘Parsons 2.0, 2. Erie Griffiths s,

“Aged © Le Garth Wastings h.0 2 Jncy
Fletcher P.L., 3, Bob Halting 1,

Age Wd. Avie Stubhington §., 2. Rob
Nowald Soo Gordie Shula K.

Age 12+ 1: Dili Adkin Ki. 2. Wehard Nysou
Sans. 3. Bob Lane B, :

Open <1, Richard Nyson-Sans.,
Ammen 8s 4, Dixon Ena. | BC!

ae Laurie Gates C.B., 3. Marlene Polet K. poe

Mike. Toakley :L, 2. “Don,

Age 11-1, Jim Peterson K, 2. Dave Ingram CB. Boys .-

Age 12-1, Bill Adkin K, 2. Mike Kennish “Lisa Currie MeT.. 3, Stasia Gallagher: S. ”:

! Open. - 1, Paul Margalikas B.L., a Paul “Boys'- 1. Joey Fletcher P.L., 2, Kelly. Wright

“Age 9 +'1. Sharri Hells 1a., 2. Britta, Bur. .
Age 10+ Io Liga.Currle, Me," 2. Staria 7
1. Lynne, Crawford’ L., 2. Debbie.

VAge V2 t) Terry, Dalziel CBr 2. Lisa: .
* “Narris B. Boys -

Age 9-1. David Miller RO., 2 Marle..”

2. Frank

~HAYING SEASON
AS FAST
~ APPROACHING NOW

po NOT GET CAUGHT ©
WITHOUT |
PROPER EQUIPMENT

COME IN AND SEE
THE FULL LINE. OF ”
| BALERS, RAKES AND MOWERS .

AT
YOUR MASSEY- FERGUSON
DEALER

The following were successful i in the recent Saanich School. District.
oe elementary. schools track events at the Centennial. Stadium:
- breviations:.R.O: Royal Oak; K. Keating; S. Sidney; D.C: Deep. Cove:
B. Brentwood; -D. Durrance; Le Lochside; BL. Beaver, Lake; Me?

(Ab--

} . 85: yds. 1. Coleen ‘Mart a
heiley Hills L../3. Ritla Burmeister.S. Bo
Eric Griffiths S:;-2 Jim ar ce;
aughn: Roberts . (

C.By 3: Candy: Belfrey R.O.: Boys =)1, “Joey. Lb:
: Fletcher P. Le 2 Shawn Edward R. .

Marlene Clark R.0.,3; Kelly Green L: Boyes :

“Ay Steven Whittimore P.L.) 22: Adie Stub-
a bington. 5.3. John Pearson. Les

Girls 12; 100 yds - 1. Carolyn Thom‘ D, a 2

~ 1, Robert Nyson ‘Sans., 2. Bob Lane B.,

«Harold Willers CB:

«Girls Open 100 yds -1, Carolyn Thom D. C.,
2, Shannon Toutant .S.,-3.. Joyce Swedberg:
Le Ted Bartlett D., 2, Paul
Margalikas B.C.F 3. Alan Desjardins B.

Girls 10, 220 yds - <1. Lillian DePaoli C.B.; 2.

C.B.,.3, David Spoor. C.B,
Girls 11 - 440 yds, > 1. Cindy Dalziel c, B., 2.
Laurel Kerr K,, 3. Marlene Clarke 0,’ Boy 8
- 1, John Pearson C.B., 2, Billy Moffat 0. Bi ‘

~ 8. Paul Brown BLL.

Girls 19 440 yds 1, Jean Sutherland S., 2.

Terry Dalziel C.B,, 3, Debble Scott B.L. Boys
1, Bil Adkin.K., 2, Mike Kennish R.0..3,
Harold Willers CB,

‘Girls Open p8N-yde «1. Bonia MeGotdrick
§.,.2.° Sharon: Gerbrantd: B.L,, 3: sCarole
1. Ted Barlett 1)., 2. Seott
Hastings Liy.3, Peter Adkins: K,

‘Girl: Relay 110 x 425 1) Cordova Bay, 2.
Lochside 3. Keating. Rays « 1, Keatings, uae
Lochside, 4. Sidney:

Girls Comp. Relay 100 x 4+ 1, Cordova B:;
2. Keating. a. MeTavish, Boys’ 1. Sidney, 2
Brentwood. 3. Prospect Lake.

Girls Mileo 1, Debbie Seott BAL, 2. Sonia
Goldrlek §., 3: Suen Dobson Ly.

Hove Miles- 1 hed: Bartlete Doo 20 Ted

Higham Id n “Bryant S,

Cordova Bay : Best Girls Relay, Me Donald
Trophy, donated by Prospect Lake,

Kenting School: Best Roy Relay Trophy,
donated by. ardova lay, ;

M&i Tractor &

6429 Patricia Lay Highway |

MASSEY - FERGUSON.

Fai ment Ltd.

O51 752

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1] EK A LE R

with the wretched thing. I’m
getting fed up: What can I do?

DEAR ‘SECOND FIDDLE-R”’

Right now, probably not much,
‘except practise patience;:and try
to show an interest in the infernal
machine. Offer to help keep it ‘in
trim’ (if you can’t fight ‘em, join
‘em!) There must. be little
‘somethings’ that. permit
feminine participation - like
polishing . parts that need it.
Motor-cycle-‘philes’ are growing
in. number. “A. Harvard
psychiatrist studying. this
phenomonen reports that many
“of his patients who become ob-
sessed with their bikes, suffer
‘from. inadequacy-problems;
caused, often, by too demanding,
critical parents.’ Owning - these
machines. gives. them greater
confidence in their masculinity.
Here's hoping your friend soon
has eyes again only for you. ‘If
‘not, there are still some boys
around who prefer girls!

‘DEAR IMOGENE,

My husband has trouble with
the colours red.and green. Is this
what colour-blindness is?

| DEAR COLOURFUL, |
Sounds like it. According to
famous eye. surgeon, Patrick

commonest forms of colour-
blindness. He’s written a most.
interesting book on this and other
eye conditions called ‘The World
‘Through Blunted. Sight’’, :

twelve may be colour-blind, and
two hundred women. A™

famous contemporary artists,
seems, are colour-blind as far as

‘colour-trouble’, and would you
believe, talking of artists: and

treat him to a canvas and e asel

Travor Roper, this is one of the:

and.
mentions that about one man in:

. oddly enough, fewer than one in
i

reds and greens are concerned. |'
Whistler may have had a form of..| :

eyes, that such illustrious names abe
as Cezanne, Renoir and Degas:| °
“were short- -sighted. Incidentally, oo
does: -your. husband. have. any: a
artistic tendencies? If not, come
‘his: birthday, it. ‘might | pay. off to.

three-day visit here.

Polka- dot topped cyclists pedalling through Sidney. on Monday
were Girl Scouts from the state of Washington. The. girls.
“members of Girl Scout troop No. 911 of Bellevue, Wash., stayed
at the Kingswood Girl Guide camp on Beaver Lake during their

Opening ceremonies for the
senior citizens’ activity centré on
Resthaven Drive have been
‘tentatively set for August 15.
Work on the attractive. tim-

DENISE -
ADELA i
-- AWARDED © Honours «
Bachelor of Science degree...
in the May UVic sessional ©

MAUREEN
~ SCHUETZE,:

_ examinations, is’ the
as daughter of Mr. and Mrs.»
_E.E. Schuetze, :1924 ‘San- .
dover, ‘Saanichton. Denise =.
travels =. to Halifax, N.S. ae
a next: week, where she has’... ||.
: secured. an. -appointment

S Fisheries.

Silver Threads Have Full Program

bered one-storey: building should’

be finished in about two months,

according to municipal em-
ployees Ted Clarke and. Hans
Schneider.

Mayor Stan Dear hes now
signed a. fivé-year. agreement:
between the Town of Sidney and
the - Silver Threads who - will
operate the centre.

- Pauline Barker, local Threads
director, invisages.a full daily
program next fall and is sending

out a questionnaire to determine

interests which local members
would like: to develop.
“Wealso hope to serve hot soup

and sandwiches every noon and a.
- cooked lunch once a week,’
‘Mrs.

said
Barker. who -has.. been
working “in. the Saanich ‘Silver
Threads. headquarters ~ at

Hampton Park ‘to. note that
operation.»

Probation Sentence

A 17-year-old girl, Linda’ Wood

of . Sidney, pleaded guilty. in

Sidney Police Court on Monday to

five counts of breaking- and-

_ entering and theft.) ©. *.

Charges ‘arose out of incidents
involving two churches,
private. residences. ‘and a: oe
_ Judge ‘DG: “Ashby imposed » a.
_ Suspended : ‘sentence: ‘and: placed |
the: Bir on: ‘two years probation |

two

Sidney
riefs

Mr. and Mrs. N. E. McQuarrie,
Beacon, Ave... having resided -in
Sidney ‘some 10 years, left’ on

Friday to reside at t Wainwright,
Alberta.

Mrs. J. Bell. Edmonton: is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. S. C:
Taylor. Fourth St. Mrs. Taylor
has returned to her home
following surgery in Rest Haven
Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Chappius,
Fourth St... Mrs. G.- Mann,
Amherst Ave.: and K. C.. Mallet,
Laurel Ave. attended. Knights of
Pythias and Pythian Sisters

Conventions held in Vernon
recently.
Among those awarded a

Bachelor of Science Degree at the
Simon Fraser University con-
vocation on May 29 was William
Charles Inkster, 10364 Resthaven
Drive, Sidney.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Puckett
and family of Stanaway, Wash.,
were recent guests at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. Puckett, McDonald Park
Rd.

Mrs. S. Coward, 2215 James t
White Boulevard accompanied §

by her two grandchildren, Tina
and Shawn Coward spent a-week
at Disneyland recently.

-Driver Commended |

R.C.M:P.
action of Gary Schwabe, driver of
a 3-ton provincial recreation and
conservation truck who: narrowly

‘avoided - a bad. accident on
Patricia Bay Highway on May 27.

_ Aline of ferry traffic came to'a

sudden stop to allow a pedestrian
to cross the road at-Amity Drive

-intersection. Schwabe, driving a f
-+heavily-loaded truck, found his . B
brakes failing and swerved. into
the empty. northbound: lane to’

avoid hitting small cars in front.

“The truck rolled over, sustaining

-$1,000 damage, but the driver was

PROPOSALS
(!) design and

Of approximate

: ‘contres across
ae . Tho design: sh

Government,

Government, |
VARIETY: OF

-figreament to
wo drawings and

limits,
iM construction

vie,

age re |

Mi

Be CALL

The Government of British Columbia
invites proposals for:

working drawings or

(it) design, working drawings and construction |
forone, Iwo, threo, of four Personal Care homas

ly 150 beds oach, to be located

“at Victoria (1), Vancouver (2) and Kamloops (1),
These four projects will bo tho first of a number
of Parsonal: Care: Homes to bn

constructed in
the Provinca, _
ould meet the requirements of

‘oldarly parsons noading a measure of personal
cara cand. nursing
should generally follow a written: functional
“program provided by. the’ British, Columbia

supervision, Tha. design

Lande and necossary servicas {o the site boun-
dary will-ba provided by the British Columbia

TERMS

Proponents must be prepared to enter into an

provide appropriate services: in

connactioan with a desian and. set of warking

to accept responsibility for cost

18 Also proposed, tha submission

ust indicate a flim proce al which construction
would be undertaken and oive firm dates for
completion of construction, In the avont a pro.
pos sal for Gesian. working drawings, and con-

seanpies. it te,

) we
ans ielisate Ria)

GOVERNMENT OF THI PROVIN CE OF pHITiS

Doapariment of Public Works
Honourable W. N. Chant,

nister

agreemonts would be entered into, one contract :
in respect of design and working drawings, and .
“another contract for the construction phase,
Any-or. all ‘proposals may Not: Recossarily be

accepted,

Deposits are-not required al tha time ol gub«
mission bubupon acceptance ofa proposal, tha.
"customary practicas ag to. deposits’ and bonds»

-Will prevail,

Proposals will ba examined by;

, and final scloc.

lon ifany. will be with, the Government Of British

Columbia,

‘HOME-LIKE ATMOSPHERE |

Proposals will be judged by how best the needs

for suitability for care anda homelike almos-

phere are balanced against tho requiraments my
for economy of operation and capital cost con- “
tral, O\hor matters to consider will be construc |

tion quality
‘achedulas,

Sealed proposals In duplicate

and. starting and complotion

clearly marked

“Proposal for Personal Cara Homes” will be
recaived until 2: ‘00 p. m. on Monday, July 5, 1971,

at the office of;
"Dr ALA, Larsen, ;

Health Branch, Department of Health
| Services & Hospital Insurance,
Parhament Buidinas, Victoria, BO, 9”

Packages contuning information a5 10 &

tion, cénditions,
general imstructions
hee (Gide WUT bos ubuwe),

ita loca.

function. programme and:
may be obtained fram Or,

1 CO LUMDIA

Dopartment of Health Services &
Hoepltal Insurance
Moanourable R.A. Leffraark,
Minister

‘Tides

Wed. 2 0830. 5.3 1400
Thu. 3 0115 16.5 0845
Fri. 4 0140 10.3 0910
Sat. 5 0140 10.2 0935
Sun. 6 0215 10.1 1000
Mon.. 7 0235. 10.2 1035
Tue. 8 0250 10.3. 1110
Wed. 9 0320 10.4 1150
Thu. 10 0410 10.4 1230

Weather.

The following is the meteorological report
for the week ending May 30 furnished by the
Research Station. Saanichton.

Daylight Saving

FULFORD HARBOR.

6.4

7.0 1750
4.51610. 7.8°.1855 7.5
° 3.61725 8.8 2010 © 8.5 :
2.8 1805 9.7 2130 9.1.
2.1 1845 10.3 2235 . 9.6
1.6 .1925 10.8 2325 9.8
1.1 .2005 11.0 0015 10.0
57 2040. 11.0 0055. 10.0
5 2120 11.1

Supplied. by the meteorological division
Department of Transport for the week en-

ba
fe

commended. the

“unhurt. ‘No, other cars: “were. in-

| GRAPES

i ey ding May 30. .
saeumum temperature (May a be Maximum temperature (May 27) 66
Minn (emperature (May ¢ ° Minimum temperature (May 28) 44
Minimum on grass 37

wee ce ; Mean temperature 54.7
Precipitation .34 Rain 31
Rae 17.25 Total 16.98
Sunshine 55.3.9 :

THUR, JUNE 3, MARGARET SNOW HIGHLAND DANCING 3-1:30;
FRI. JUNE 4, RAE BURNS DANCING 2-8:

SAT. JUNE 5, JOB'S DAUGHTERS INSTALLATION 2-10 p.m.;

SUN. JUNE 6, RAE BURNS RECITAL PRACTICE 1 p.m.;

MON. JUNE 7, RAE BURNS DANCING 2-8;

TUES. JUNE 8, PAT BAY LITTLE LEAGUE 6:30 p.m.;

WED. JUNE 9, RAE BURNS DANCING 2-8.

OPEN
7:30 a.m.
te 10 p.m.

. OPEN
Sundays
Og
rlotidays. :
10 am.- 8 pm

Malaview | :
and

Resthaven -
Drive.

LOW FOOD PRICES

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WD. F ive Roses

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