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was: much in’ evidence’ and, as
/usual, he charnied the ladies.
7 present. He exuaés: confidence

~The Review. recalled when. it
_ last: interviewed him at Patrizia :
oS Bay: Airportwhen he was minister.
8 of transport. At. that time he

_count plane: with a.great tear in-
“the leg of his trousers

“CHAMPAGNE

- (Continued from ‘Page 7)
-, = / Y found Iwas the guest of honour
“and had ‘to propose the toast to:
“46th ‘Squadron then ‘and now. I
~ could only. remind ourselves we
were. not-gathered. here to cele-:
brate. past; victories, to. boast
‘-about honours or to glorify war;
oa making the: bells ring. out or the
banners: fly. We came here only
_ “for.one. reason,— to renew friend=
7 ships and to-do some remember-
- ing. Our Squadron cannot boast
of any greater achievements than,
“any. other squadron, but there is
att ‘silver ‘thread running. ‘through.

“iss ‘precious, to all of us. We
‘call it-the Spirit: of 40; ;
AS ‘we “grow old as gracefully
as.we can, we: know that-we “have »
‘been: blessed: by: ‘the: comrade-
Sship, . the feeling .of brotherhood
Which, was expressed | here as the
. “Spirit of 467". This is the
ay strongest, most.potent-and reli-
“able “force -: amongst: .; mankind
wherever. men. are: joined:. in,a.
- common: cause for’. universal. .
benefit, of: human. kind. Some:
d day, we a understand. that’ “this.
; thei “but ‘one country. and”
“mank adits citizens’ a wt
AL placid tranquil sea-greena and?
: blue; clear. “sky, little icebergs
‘Labrador. Coast, . never.’
‘before’ a. crossing: like. this.“:-The*
Air’ Canada.DC8° jet flew steady.
“and traight - to-
Vancouver. \ “Then: ‘home to: ‘Pat

‘Perhaps. the.
helped -in: ‘some “way. ‘this past. 50°

It, can n happen to you

atreet, But to you?: aver
Laat year, in/B,C. alone;

it couldn't: happen:to them,

dentally ‘polsonec

not, take. them ;1

nina elapensaric ici
anloty v it

“in. winning. the party leadership. |’ forme

‘appeared from his private. Vis-

“Sof. /Patricia Bay airport;

the history ofthis Squadron which A

‘Toronto to’.

‘Bay by. 5.00: p.m. “the same day:
old. birds - shave;

It can happen:to fonieane in the new ae.
papers, someone: on. TV,: Tt ean seven:
happen’ to the family right’: ‘Acros: the

y-itha pened &
to.over. two thousand parents’ who said”

- Somehow their children “wor enced=.

,
“Medicines‘ara: supposed to ANve: liver;
Mhat's. why:thes pres
¢ive. from your. Guns

“Oh, yes.. I remember: the

- incident well,” he ‘recalled. “I -
: ‘tore: my: pants just: before I got

on the plane at. Kelowna and could .
do: nothing” about changing them’
before . I. arrived here.’”’ .The’
minister ».is © always.
impeccably dressed and was the
only.-one of: ‘the leadership: trio.
to-.wear:a-coat: during Saturday's
heat. wave, :

Hon. Alvin Hamilton, former

minister of agriculture, enjoyed -

his visit.to the plant of Saanich
Fruit’ °Growers:
operations » were explained by’
President Tom’ Michell. | ~

The. Review. gave ‘the former
minister a. list .of the names of.
several. local men, asking where
he had first.met:them. After a
moment’s. study he recalled that
‘he had served with. them during’

.the Second) World - War as a
_-member. of. the °R.C.A.F.. 436

Squadron in Burma, He obviously
fenjoyed recollections of those

i days’ when.-he was a. navigator.
‘The squadron .flew DC’3-planes. :

The list of names -read-as
follows: A.J. Knowland,: manager -
“Wing.
Commander O.B.

‘Golden: Centennaires; :

who has a ‘residence on.-Piers
Island;. and ‘Harold Olafson of

“Victoria, who owns commercial :

property in Sidney. ..

“Yes, I Femenier. them. all
“very well,’ *, said: Mr. Hamilton,
“We used. to. sit around in. tents
and discuss what we “would do
after the war. By the way, Freddy

King ‘must. be getting on inyears,

isn’t. she? He. was’ the . oldest
pilot on, the squadron.”
It: was: : ‘disclosed =

ME King’s advancing yearsee

A few. more recollections about A
inthe ‘far
East followed----then back to the:

‘life in* the. ‘RIC.A.F.

“serious business of. polities: :’

°A8 amat

“ ean't open one either,

Lirsbe places Plegse;;

‘where its :

Philp of.
Sidney, commanding officer of the »
Herbert.
7 ~ Perry of. the staff-of Sidney post
“office;' Fred: E.. King of Calgary.

that» Mre-
Hamilton is 55 and Mr. King his...
senior by only a couple of years,
“He -back- -tracked gracefully about |

- Skies were bright and. temper- ;

or ‘of tndk. sai easy you're nn:
adult and know. the combination, | you

op eile once you’ know: how, All {t takes
a Is some firm palm pressure onthe lid; and»
viwist to the left. TVs easy for you, buts:

. “not for your child, So dangerous drugs

_ vatay Jacked inside, Out of harm's Way,
» But-remember, Most: acclderital: pole.
sOnINgS: Rt oceur not. because: the child.
‘Was hble to open a’polson container but
boeenuse it was loft within hisrenel nthe”
‘Brore,; yours drugs
: “cleaning futds find other:
chernicala’ wher your childr
their hande’ ‘on then’

Louise Page

_ “Well-known Deep Cove artist
Louise Page won first prize in
the’ Canadian’ Guild of. Crafts.
_ jury show in Montreal.

:Mrs..Page’s entry was judged. :

tops:...in- a show in -which only
. 187. of 700 entries qualified for
judging. . an ;
- She ‘won the prize for one. of.
two -entries .of batik: work. She
told.:The: Review in an interview.
this. week she has two entries
in. the show, and. she doesn’t
* know yet which. one was: judged
best...

She said one featured a Haida
design, and -the other :an ‘East

Indian composition.
She added that she didn’t know

-.what the prize was-yet, “because

the. first thing I heard about it
was when someone at the library:
pointed out. 4 press report that
I had won the award,

“the amateur,

LOUISE PAGE

“IT: was. surprised that I won
because I entered my work inthe

professional category rather than.
‘This is the first’

Classes” On Galiano Are Popular

i Eve: “y child on an Island should’ :
know how: to..swim;.-and with the:
- focus now.on water” safety, every.
“ ehild who attends Galiano School

hus a chance ‘to. begin’ to: learn,
Principal. George Tidswell was

“appalled ‘to -findout, how: many. *

“children did “not swim, so. he
immediately: began to find out

'. whether they were“interested in

‘afew lessons. He got a good
‘response,’ then he “got permis-
Sion from: the school. board to
teach ‘them -for-one hour each
way until school closes next week,

“He contacted Mr. and Mrs. Al--

“Jen” Clarke: to -find out: whether
he could: bring: his children: to the

“pool for lessons; then‘on “‘Phirs-:

day morning: contacted: several
of. the parents to- help with trans-.
porting. :them ‘ to. and. fro,° and

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‘watching | the: more > than. 22 child-

Re When children 4 are young, it is!
easy. for them. to.learn, and. es-

7 “a. take the tira: step ‘iowa is
©. prey enting. ane ACC
your home right hare and now, / Say. this
out loud-to-yourself;
Tan happen: iy) me,"
> Da it. forages 2
Heed WUse We WAHL §
Beenase we enre,

‘pecially, when: they are.’so inter-

ested. .By the time the four more -
lessons are finished, all of them |
have 8° good: base for:
practice swimming for the ‘sum¢ -

should

mer, -

Mr. Tidswell i. is pleased with,

the.. response, and..much. credit

is due him for his interest in the”
“children’s welfare over and above

the ‘‘three R's** indulloldschool
books.

Two Accidents
Reported Here

NO serious .
reported in two accidents investi-

gated by Sidney Detachment of:
“ ae RCMP last week. oe

“In one: case, a Victoria’ car»
~knocked. over..a- utility. pole. ‘on.
‘West Saanich Road near the vu- .
33.) turnoff at ‘the ; airport... In-
‘the other, two Victoria :cars-col-'
-lided | on -Durrance ; Lake’. Road.
5 One: “passenger; ‘Penny.: ‘Down of”
“Victoria, was tak sn to Rest Haven

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your ch ildren iw live,

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time I have entered my work i in

_ had exhibitions at the. Vancouver
and Victoria Art.Galleries.’’ .~.
" Mrs.. .Page’s: work’ is also’ on

~. A member of the, Saanich Pen-
‘insula: Art: Centre, Mrs.:Page’s
work: is. widely ‘recognized and
was featured vat the ‘Centre’s
show at Sanscha. Hall. in May.
‘Mrs. Page is also a chartered
member of the _ Fashion De-
signers’ Association of B.C,.

Pender Lot
To Resident Of
West Vancouver

Ww. ‘Hanley of West Vancouver

‘was the winner of the Save the.
Children Fund’s recent draw held
"with “the: -prize being a water='
: front. lot on South’ Pender Island.
: exécutive .

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secretary of the ees Columbia

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- exhibit at. the Canadian pavillion
“at Expo.

“your Chapter, _
Rawcliffe.. presented a liorary
book: to the. school.

“were sold locally.

For new residential
construction. and also reconstruction.
We invite you to contact | US.

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Awards Day

..Convened >

At Sansbury. is

_any ‘competition, «though I: have.’ : ‘

“Approximately
attended the annual Awards’ ‘Day
ceremonies
School June 20.when:the students

were assembled for the -presen-
; tation of awards... :

- On behalf of -the. HMS Endea-
IODE,° Mrs. A,

Sports Day. Trophy winners
were Gregg Vallieres for the

most total points, - ‘and Marilyn.

Benn .as. runner-up. The Cen-
tennial Physical Fitness Awards

.were also -presented, and the

Branch of the Fund ‘informed The
Review. that
great success. She said $16,028
was raised for. the. care and voc-
ational .guidance .of some 800

orphaned boys and girls at Yong

Hwa Sook Beggar Boy's Hoine in
Pusan, Korea.

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attractive crests will be worn.

with pride by the winners. Cen-~
tennial medals were presented to

all. students.
“Mary. Lyon and Holly Mackie ;
who competed in the. Canadian—
‘National ...

exhibition nation-wide
penmanship . competition, were

told ‘that they had won honorable.
‘mention and will, be. receiving
_their prizes shortly.

Norah.” Cook, Sansbury —

Mrs,
P.T AL President presented the -
Work ‘Habit Award. Scrolls: won -

der, ©
' Paquette, Stephen Akam; :

lll -- Shannon ‘Yearwood,
Fido,

. Wednesday, June 28, 1967

by the following:
Div. 1 - Marilyn Looy, John

‘Lyon, Brenna McMichael,. Peter

Cockburn.

- Div. IL. -
Laird Yearwood,
David . Longmuir,

Arleigh Robertson,
Debbie Maun-

‘Div.

Wayne Arsenault, Lori

- Brent Nicholls;

Div. 1V.--. Lois. Battersby,

‘Michael [Hodein,

“Tsartlip Cubs Spend Weekend
At Sooke Camp

Thirty-seven members of the
First: Tsartlip. Cub Pack. spent
the June 16-18 weekend at Camp
Barnard near Sooke.

In charge was’ Akela, Tom
Odland, assisted by Mike Owens,
Jack Pedlow — and”
Griffiths... Also helping out were
John Kennaird,
Len Lindstrom, Don Barr, Pete
Gregory and Bill _Akam.

They left Sidney Friday after-

noon and arrived back earlySun=""
day ‘evening. During the weekend —

ve “Our heating costs compare. very favourably with those of friends :
- who have other. kinds of heat, We have much cleaner, more even. heat
“with very fast response, les pecially. like the room: ‘by:room temperature.

Dorothy .

Morris Collins,

:  Piobably nee as. much as :
. you would lke! We've found that
nearly: everyone has:some questions |
about Electric: Heat. Well, Electric Heating is.
Ce Our business: We wilf gladly answer. ~’
“Vany.of your questions. In fact, we. “
- encourage ‘curiosity!

AP: S. Ane we don't charge a | oS
P for this Friendty. hen spn

“,uTOMATIC ELECTRIC. BASEBOARD HEAT;

“ONE oF THE MOST -RESPECTED NAMES: Im HEATING :

they... held’ games,: inspections,
trail rambles and various other
events. : 7

Upon their arrival back in
Sidney the boys looked tired, but
none the worse for wear.

Classified ad in The Review,
‘Feb. 3, 1960:

“Dead. devotion is
living .mockery..
gentleman. going to B.C. in spring
~ wishes . to meet
lady with: means.
ness partnership. re

. cee ease

control, We don' t pay to heat rooms we're not us ing." The people who.

have electric heating s say. its economical,

Carol

Christian:

‘Christian’
Object busi- =.