PAGE TEN Siti ne ee s Ce Se eg ‘SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS, REVIEW "Wednesday, October 1959.

\ all. the time . that their efforts are.
as_a‘drop:in- the. ocean. oe
All drugs’ have ‘to be locked. up, 7
used. phials~ of penicillin and. other

a telephone message from:my., sis-
_ ter: They: had -all. gone to" Ratma-
lana airport, which is eight miles
south. of Colombo, not knowing that.
— | the Comet had to-land at Katuna- | anti-biotics: must».be destroyed - or.
_|-yake: air. base, 20. miles north ‘of ‘the: j i they would’ be filled: with water and
ad h the: Mizpal - ‘capital, ‘because of. the oe ; j sold on the ; black market. ; Be
‘ | The meeting closed with the Mizpah ways. I was to'take the coach and | wanted to. return after ar -
: Seen eee the Lord's Prayer. benediction. A al a Ste ": a ores : ; meet, them cat. the: B. O. A. ion eres in: take his pram! eit bin’. Roreans :
7 , | with Mrs, E.R. Hall and Mrs. J. 2 --")-Tausieal notes. in. the great Com-')is west of British Columbia) that I | town. are , being. trained _as
 Eifteen emp . a Oe eekion: ror Gaul .as. hostesses... ae oun “By MADELEINE mL :{ musieal mind?. At . oe it. may.| think of-myself as a raindrop alight-| As we speeded along the narrow ! it would. be years oe there were
“welcomed - as a guest. Mrs, Jean |. . Next meeting will be held October © Have. you ever. thought that life | seem as if the melodies are broken, | ing on the broad stream. of “the | roads 1 talked to a Swedish phar- | enough to cope with the on nares _
“Blatchford gave* the. report -from:| 27at the home of Mrs. ‘MacKay.and ! is-like a symphony, with movements: incoherent,:.meaningless. : There ‘are Mahavelli Ganga, the. Great. Sandy. | macist who’ had’ worked. for.a year: After. an ae ark Our ts or ce. a
* = Shady: Creek: and * Mrs.’ Cc. Davies. Mrs.:.. Blatchford. ‘East Saanich | sad or. gay, wistful,. melancholy: or | crashing discords, periods of silence River, which flows past. the house. | in’ Korea with the United Nations. | throug 1: oe iar outside the
“ from’ St. Paul's... “e-PRoad, “3, ++ rollicking, and. that. we. are : the |leading: where?.’. But how, can | Like a-raindrop on the river, 1 have} The misery and. disease in that | lombo. e stopp . ide "the
: wt A ‘mere. symbols ‘comprehend. t he | been’ assimilated: to. flow with the | country is indescribable, he: said. | BOAC office, ‘and ere ne v she
Sa ‘inc en structure behind Life's symphony? | smooth, unhurried stream of Life at People lie in the gutters waiting | were waiting for me ou ste the,
They must move,’ willy-nilly. as the | Tree Tops... for admission “to hospital, while.| dark. I got. out of the c
| Master wishes,. and when: the: last’). ‘The rain is. pattering onthe roof the staff works desperately, feeling walked. towards them.
note is - written, the - finished: work as I sit at my desk’ upstairs. Twelve
will make : days ago my. winged chariot: skim-
“Life, Death: ‘that vast forever » | med - through’ ‘the ..air . from’: Hong
-One grand,. sweet. song.”". | ‘Kong. to Singapore: As we flew over
Now, the-melody of .which 1 am a | Ceylon, the passengers pushed me
part: suddenly. passed from one key: to the’ windows so’ that’ I. might’
to'another, smoothly and: inevitably, | search for a recognizable landmark.
as all good melodies:should, At first’} At last, through the layers of cloud
it sang of the Canadian countryside:| below us, I'saw the smoky-blue cone
‘and _ its. dark - pines .zig-zagging | of Adam’s. Peak. In no’ time at all.
‘against the sky,‘of maples in early | we’ “touched down - at: six: o’clock, “a
; fall lighting-.the’: forests’ with: their.’ half: hour: ahead. of : ‘schedule. Twi-
| golden flames. The music. of.birds’! light fades ‘swiftly. in the tropics,
‘wings flying. south .crescendoed to’ a and “it.was: dark. by the’ time I fin-:
roar..as: the: mighty: wings of man- | ished with ‘the customs’ and immi-,
made: birds: rose’ to” great. heights gration.
‘and hurtled * ‘through space, heading | .. “So, you: ‘were bora _ Ceylon;”
ever westwards to the orient. There | 3 official said to. me. I told him I
were: a few. bars - of. silence, then was’ on. a six-month | visit. to. my.

came the rhythmic beat. of tom-toms | father -Yes,. 1 would: return to Can- be

CIRCLE MEMBERS TO SUPPORT. "SECOND. LETTER. FROM CEY LON
BAZAAR PLANNED BY CHURCH W. A. AV ee

Bazan° Bay~ circle’ of St. Paul's - -Avrangements were made to ‘have.

ORS St. Paul's.
and Shady Creek W.A: inet on-Tues- { a -serving - stall. at. the:
day, Sept. 29. "at ‘the home: of Mrs: W:A:-tea’ and: bazaar. in November:

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‘heard ” from, a ; aries and dine | ada: after: that.

plaintive: chant of.a villager singing:| ~ .,; ”

to his buffaloes by moonlight. Two | YoU are very wise,” he said.

contrasting. themes, which only” a |" T looked: enquiringly at him: »

| genius could blend without ay Bering

i sound. ; ; ;

IT IS WEST: ‘OF B: rom ug es with | strikes, - riots, unemployment,
So--easily. has : the- ‘change .. from. ;and ‘corruption. I° was all: set®: to |

east to west "been: made. (for, Ceylon | ‘leave the country. a few. years ago.

; “Why ~ ‘didn’t ‘you: B02? 1 asked.

. “My parents : objected:: and . said.

A that :I: “must. “marry, And: settle: down.

. here.” 1

“Most people wish they: were. out
of Ceylon. It is ina: terrible ‘state

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WATER |

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; eee Fdidivt leave, (AS silly”

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icing taree’ quantities, of waters “de= |:
rive their supplies’ of ‘water. from un-.
; consolidated tne in lying, on: ‘top.

The: individual open: ‘spaces. “in "sand
‘and. gravel. are, much. larger. than
those“inva mass :of clay; ‘although |
the “volunie ‘of open space: ‘is’ nuch:.
the samein equal volumes. of sand):
Bravel,: ‘silt, and clay.

The capacity ofa deposit: uncan:
solidated material to tr ansmit water
depends - onthe size ‘of: the. inter--
connecting: openings: : water: flows”
more ‘easily: through large’ openings -
than. through small.ones,..The cap: |
-aeity >to. hold. water, on, tho: other:
hand: depends” only”
vole: : of = open “space

Hay 'atoee aval Aivantitien: of Water: :
Fonly sand and gravel will: transmit.

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a well dvilled ii sand or. gravel nny.
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EB ‘natertal. ‘ippovinlh: whieh | the |
flows into. the well: must jy
tim be “in-contaetwith, “or ae part
of, a dromnd-waterreseryoirssThe
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yon, but alsa: be able-totransniit this:
Stored: Water. to: the sund or: gravel;
g lasor. that aelually, supplies the wells:
een ‘af fines sand: nr allt’ wer
Pact ons a “arotind-water “reserved |
‘oven ional iC wilnot giveup water |
f readily: enough tosupply aswell die ho.
Ng { reetlys: The: ground-water reservoir |
Vins tinh must: be: connected: with. a
surface, area that. collects procdpitay |
Vion? during: wet weather and: from pee
which... the: excess amndisture . perean 4 yo.
| Intes downward” ‘or aternlty to thre |
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