THE REVIEW

PAGE SEVEN

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- DEAR WISE(R). MOTHER ‘recent figures show that 15,839 of

-° However, things may: soon ‘im-

. Affairs state that, from June Ist,

wéithe Imogene

DEAR IMOGENE

Those letters in your column about diet and cook-books, make me feel I should be more .-ad- venturous. I’ve always wanted to make my own bread, - for example, but am basically lazy and hate the thought of all that pounding. Any short cuts? DEAR ADVENTURESS

Recently I. was given this recipe for a delicious Irish Bread by a friend who knows how lazy | am in the pounding dept! The whole thing. mixing and cooking, takes only. about an hour- You simply mix together: 2 cups of wholewheat flour 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 heaped teaspoon baking ‘soda 2 heaped teaspoons cream of tartar 2 teaspoons salt Blend ina little water.. Transfer into greased pan, top with light sprinkling of flour, and cut a light cross: (so it will break easily into 4 sections when cooked) Pop into pre-heated oven, at. 400 degrees: for 15 minutes. then at 350 degrees for about 35, 40 mins. That’s all! DEAR IMOGENE

Please put a warning.in your column to parents begging them ‘to put their kitchen and gardens poisons out of reach of children. My youngest has just corne out of hospital after a near-fatal bout with the paint-thinner!

Um giad te print. your warning: Each’ year. there’-are around 39,000 reported poisonings, and

these. involved home-based ‘products. And 80 percent of those poisoned. were. under-fives!

prove. The Dept. of Consumer

‘Put Your = tA Higher ° Tax i Bracket!

there was some way of stamping

many chemical products will be labelled and illustrated under. 4 hazard categories: poison (shown by Skull and Crossbones); flammable (a flame), a explosive (exploding ball), corrosive (a hand. in liquid). Also, special symbols will indicate 3 degrees of hazard - an octagon for Danger, diamond for Warning, triangle for Caution. - i.e. dangerous poison will be shown on a label as skull and crossbones inside an octagon. Manufacturers must give first-aid hints on bottles ete., too. With some lock-and-key: co- operation from parents. perhaps next year’s poison figures. will be a big, beautiful O! -

DEAR IMOGENE

I seem to. spend a fortune on scribbling pads for my scribble- minded family. Do you have any Suggestions as to the most economical kind to buy. DEAR (BUDDING WHISTLER’S’) MOTHER

The charming -staff at Cor- nish’s stationery store on Beacon Avenue solved this problem for our family by suggesting a huge roll of something called Banquet Table Roll. True, it costs $2.25 but for this you get 100 feet of marvellous white paper 36 inches

wide! And your children can tear |.

or cut off exactly the amount they need for each artistic creation! Apparently, this is the way Review’s own. Nelson Dewey solves’ his- “and his “faimily’s™ “Low’’-habits.- info. for post-war . babes, Low was one of the world's - greatest political cartoonists! - Here's wishing your brood many happy Rembrandt-ces! DEAR IMOGENE..

‘With all the wonderful’ medical cures for disease, you'd. think.

= Z sce Mona Jobbing With, A New

~ Wiassey-

Ferguson Lawn & Garden Tractor!

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peraers

OA Massey. Fergusci) tractor can mean ‘more than” 4. justa summer job. Any enterprising youngster can. “ff. make year-round money mowing, leaf.sweeping, i: hauling, snow-cleaning ... and making it fast with My)

1 Do you believe that we have more 10 gain than lose by changing status from village to town to,

out wouldn't you. I understand the number of young people infected

to eliminating V.D. are mainly

_dresser-a:small gratuity. and if

-visit. you'll be pleased with the

V.D: once and for all,

with this horrible disease is growing alarmingly. Isn't there anything doctors can do to stop the spread?

DEAR CONCERNED,

Dr. David Rueben. author of the popular ‘‘Everything you always wanted to know. about sex’’, maintains that the barriers

moral ones. He says that for 25c. every infected person ‘in- the U.S.) could be cured of both syphillis and gonorrhea by one injection of -penicillin.. And the thing could be. conquered com- pletely if everybody in. the ‘ac- tive-sex’ age group had just one shot of this ‘miracle worker’. Indeed, dear Dr. R.. if only. there could be a fund-raising ‘March of Dimes’ -. type of campaign to stamp out this far from Love-ly disease! Dear Imogene

Eve just come out here from England and want to get my hair done, but I don’t know what to do about tipping- or if one needs to. Can you advise me, and suggest a hairdresser to go to. I've got horribly finehair. and don’t want .to go ‘somewhere. where. they force you to have a’style you don't really want. : Dear ‘Hairy-y’ Questioner :

It is usual to. give: one’s hair-

you caiculate.10 percent of your bill, you'll be- doing the right thing. We. are’ lucky. here in Sidney in having especially pleasant personnel in © all. our hairdressing salons. I’m sure that, whichever one you decide to

‘results. Do. though, make it quite clear. to” your:‘operétor ‘ exactly -how you want your. hair styled -

‘guiding hand,

‘your: face, but ‘think of that

this way you'll be all set for success. :

Frankly F eminine :

A New Review Feature By Antoinetie

NOW FOR WISE GUYS: HOW TO BE YOUR DREAM-GIRL'S DREAM- BOAT

BEFORE YOU MEET HER:

1. Plan what you're going to do beforehand. Women like to be told (gently) not asked ...

2. A breath-sweetening tablet for you. -if you've onion- ed cheese-d boozed since the a.m.

3. Brush that collar. clean those nails. shave. and shed all romantic mementoes from vour. person - photos of past. loves tucked. away in a wallet. for example, might’ fall out -when you're paying the bill!

WHEN YOU MEET HER Admire her. dress, hair-do, lipstick - even if you don't ‘dig’ them that much: After all, she's chosen them all for YOU.

2, Start the conversation. ball rolling. If she’s shy. this is a kindness she'll love you for. CAR COURTESY .

1. Show. her. "you’re Mr. Chivalry. Open the door her side. help her-in. and out. Without your she may snag something - and man, if she does. that’s it and that’s all!

2. Keep that temper temperate in traffic. We knew a man -who lost his dream-gir! through giving an over-taking -driver..a_ two- minute flow of unprintables!

3. Consider her. — hair- ‘do nerves” life before doing +86 mph on that lonely road. A few scars might. ‘do something” for —

‘peaches. and cream’ beside you!):. STEPPING OUT WITH ‘YOUR. BABY © ay, Mr. Chivalry again, » please. Walk on the outside to shield her from. wet-weather.: car-splashes and other sidewalk-edge hazards. — 2. Remember to introduce her to friend(s) you suddenly run.

| Frederick ‘Seymour.

: When a book about - leading “British Columbia’ history-makers. “was being compiled in the 1920's researchers had great’. difficulty finding a- picture of Frederick: Seymour, first’ governor: of the’ united. colony of British Columbia. One was finally found which showed him holding a pet cat in his lap. As this apparently didn't seem dignified enough for. so eminent. a. figure, the . photograph was “retouched removing the cal and replacing it

y city with all the hidden ramifications? "

: Do you consider the reduction in limited parking space on Beacon Ae, by imple menting. ' parallel parking in’ place of angle parking to be a greater benefit to shopping and doing

business in the business area?

Do you helieve that your Council should make its own directives. and not be the means of. . implementing the propasals of non-elected froups and individuals?

.. De you actually think that a emall population like that of Sidney, can ace omplish all the desirable, but not necessarily essential services. without eventually Creat Ni an aver bur:

dening tax structure?

Boyt

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See RY vies

Do you feel reconciled and apathetic thatitis ne use objecting to the ove r inereasing nuuanber ' nvthorifier (hat ace Anrainatingt t Hay ade ae ats Wodsyy

Wed e

creating tax obligations like money was going ot ofatyle?

5 TE you think that my many years on Oak Hay Council, aa “Acting reeye, Chitrman of warks. | Advisory planning committee, ete., active membership in numerous. service elubs and i ny a g General Contractors for muti LMetLY Tbe Neal Wuuld hn Wy deel 16 gaining 3 our Support a

Madevriatiie Cainisiale ui oidiey Canine bo sea ae bias a

7 Do vou think in the niatter af creating (an liabilities we should cra i before vere run, Fetiringg , cape dabte bhafare embarking on ne ones? : :

the fortheaming By Election on Saturday, May auth, 1474

, OUTH

Teer tested. Wag

Truly - Boone Robinson

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“Ade is peg eueetar ang a atl hale

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‘a fh 4-7, 10'or 12:-hp muscle machine from Massey- ff | With a book. . ii | Ferguson, world’s largest tractor manufacturer... : ‘s ; The. incident © iMustrates the OB . $750°° ; Ff frustrations that. _ dogged 4} complete with 34” mower only i Seymour's. carcer. as. governor, | A a BRING YOUR BOY TO US. mee a first of the maincand colony from Pp WELL SHOW HIM. A FUTURE. nee s 1864 to 1866 then of the united a: “colonies unl 1469. Born, in 1820, {4 MaH Tractor. & Equipment Lid! son of an English «university . " professor, Seymour was in the i 8429 Patricia Bay Highw: ay G2-1752 F colonial service, in. the British h 2 West Indies before beings ‘ap- i YOUR a pointed"to.the povernorship. of i ; British Columbia) He never: 0 MASSEY - FERGUSON By managed to do anything. very fi 7 well except to give highly suc: A DEALER an ' cesslul balls. three in one month, Fe eeeeneinernemcannal I Th happily reported to Landon, PE ens OF Sa eet een tran PPC teva Ye A ON LY ace va iy boy if prin ete vam aaa aes , Fellow Sidney | - Residents. | Are’ you prepared ty accept: the ever ine ree axing: ; demands of civic and private pressure praups, which have : and will continue the spiraling of your tax burdens’ Are yous resiwned to accepting the edicts of outside: and \ . senior wathorities, notwithstanding. luring inequalities ' and diseriminations?: . a " Are you prepared to have Sidney follow the example of other areas in urbanizing 1G the point , 1 oof losing its individuality?

aye

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‘good: living, he. cculdn’t. seem to

“position. He was a “weak ad- ‘ministrator who had: difficulty in making up his. mind on anything. ~ While he had recommended the. union of the two colonies, an

island residents, he. favored the capital remaining at.

‘a ballroom’ to the. governor's

Victoria in 1868 rather unwilling: he took his leave of New West- minster. There was a great row in Victoria because he diverted a chain gang from street repairs to

Seymour. opposed. - public education and he opposed Con- federation arguing that the proposals to. make British Columbia a part of Canada were an expression of (a disheartened community longing for a change of any kind. His’ attitude largely responsible — for:

hand as soon

heips: calm’ that . panic-y

into.. YOU wouldn’‘t like being the Invisible Man at her side. would you?

PARTY MANNERS

1. Reassure her: beforehand that she looks groovy.

2. Stay with her till she’s ‘happy-talking’ it around - even if Raquel’s double is eyeing you across that crowded room remember. everything CAN happen to the man who waits ... 3: See that she had a drink-in- as you can. Something to have and to hold ‘just

arrived’ feeling...

GOING ‘TO A SHOW? ;

i. Get there WELL before curtain-up time: she may want to freshen-up. Nothing worse - for you. her. the person behind that a windswept -head being. coaxed back to normal from curtain-rise to THE END

2. Hold down the seat for her: buy TWO programs if you're theatre-ing. and a box of Black Magic may reap its own rewards later on ...

- hope your “Love Stories” have a happy. ending.

~vociferously, that she received its

“1 page: to-page | that: the reader. can

:: never. -guess - “what -lies* ‘ahead. me ‘in: : everything: xcept. their quirky

‘Genial; pleasant. and. fond of

realize that it. toox more than ‘a talent: for being a good host! to. gain people's: respect . for his.

opinion: not. Shared by ‘many.

New. Westminster where he had added’

residénee: ‘When the Legislature: ‘Council finally fixed the capital in

work-at, (he Government. House. .

was the: ~ tpathy shown by the Legishitive B Council of 1869 towards the idea’ Rand so strengthened the hand of those seeking annexation to the:

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BY MARY

At The Library

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Edith. Sitweil; Letters

Selected

Vhat a magnificent character! Until her death six years ago, Edith. Sitwell was.a formidable figure, both in physique and personality,.Jarger than life, and endlessly. energetic. As victim and manipulator of publicity. she played the game of despising it so” openly, avoiding. it sO strenuously, attacking “it. so

maximum benefits. Toward the. end of her life, the legend of Dame Edith virtually swallowed. up the person and the poet; and she. became a. tharacter..deser- “ving ofa chapter in her own book,

English Eccentrics.

‘itis too soon, probably, to sort out ‘the Editn Sitwells — poet, critic, anthaiogist, patroness, celebrity. But here. at hand is -Edith Sitwell! the letter-writer in a selection worthy of her; andof a

- formal corréspondence: they are’ 7 lively,. spontaneous,.. _opinionated, and SO. varied from

: They are _unpredictable —

_ freshness. and fascination

one .cor respondent,

letters. To. ‘another. friend, remarks, “Isn't it. strange how, with the best: prose-writers, you ‘cane hear .the . sound © of. their -voice?”’ How true that’ is, of her

, though her emotions were. often

be ‘aroused | by something. remote. as. Mayhew’s. poverty published - in 18512 It

writes; and although she calmed

herself by reading Holderlin, ‘all the same, the Mayhew book

hard in the face. 1. know it isn't

his predecessor's smugness.’

full of sensibility: “Like. her. hit reds, thisiisms were extreme.

her:

Wied WHS

United Stites, When. he, ‘shortly calterwards: and

ho replaced: by Governor, Anthony Musgrave the same council voted

unanimously. for Confederation; “Tn bad, Seymour travelied north in LEMS

peaceful settlement of a vendetta between the Nays and) the

“Bolla Coola on his way back to Vietoria, stune 1, TW, and was -buried inthe Naval ¢ emeter yout Hsquimalt.

es,

Well experienced in all types of renavations, Will build on the falands.

“Service to you is reputation for us,”

inc tailing. health.”

Sparrowhawk too negotiate a:

Tsimshian Indians. Exhausted by” the rigars af the voyage he died at’

FOR CESIDENTIAL | AND COMMERCIAL BUILDING CALL

large readership. The letters | ~ have the best qualities of in- |

_pungently.

= oe am really - too excited. to. : write a sensible letter,” she tells. : and. "ex=: |:

citement ‘runs: through. all her she

writing > -garrulous, chattery, often. filled with: non sequiturs. pe

‘Like her poetry, Dame Edith’s : personality was hard and tough,

near the surface. Her fury cou’: book: on:

nearly reduced her to suicide, she:

makes me want to go and hit the. Archbishop of Canberbury very

captite fair, because this book was” published over 90 years ago, laut still he ought to be hit because af She was not sensible; but she was

one When

Writer's talent or genius,

him ‘in more practical ways. as well. She. took great trouble putting Wilfred Owen's poems through the. press, and she -bestowed friendship and en- couragement on Denton _ Welch, Dyland .Themas, .and «James Purdy.

Often inconsistent, bossy, and

had great- qualities of com- passion, humour, and intense absorption. in ‘everything she

-Mndertook.All of thece- and many

wee Cure Raa ST haa 20a teen

more traits, are revealed in these charming, highly. personal let- ters.

‘your reading pleasure.

Danie Edith. believed -

imu

she. lavished on him the most spend-_ thrift praise. and tried. to: help

complacent; she nevertheless”

“The Sidney- North ‘Saanich — Branch of the Regional ‘Library ~ has this fascinating collection for |

BY: MARY BACKLUND Mrs. Betty Fairbank, of - Palo Alto. California. who bought the Turner house last’ summer, arrived for-an extended visit. Norman. Reader arrived last week from far-away Rhodesia for an extended: visit .with ‘his parents. Mr. and Mrs. : Frank Reader. Madrona Lodge. Visiting at Peaceful Valley this weekend are Miss Arlene Brown. of Vancouver. Vic. Hall and Dave Japp. of. Cloverdale. Down at Raggety Ac Gulf Side, are Miss Edna Dixon, who commutes almost | every weekend ‘from ~ Vancouver.and brother Colin from Vancouver. also brother. Richard Dixon. of Victoria. whois recovering from a broken. ankle. ‘All. are busy making summer home there.

Ss, on the

THE

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Kathy and. Rosemary were in- separable pals in the R.C.A.F., and do not see each. other. very often. so they are having a grand time _ reminiscing about. their former days in the service.

will be-a bake sale at Zala’s proceeds going to the Altar Guild

of St. Margaret of Scotland Church.

Corner Store, from 10 until noon, .

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CENTENNIAL MEMO — The colonies of Vancouver Island and united November 19, 1866 but it was not until May.28, 1868 that the capital. of the merged colony was moved ~ West--

Kathy Ist van ffy, of Creston. -

On Wednesday, April 14, there

are: td

“NOTIC

_ MUNICIPAL ITY OF THE TOWN: OF SIDNEY

che atees a punLC NOTICE is hereby given to the electors of the Town of § sidney that a poll. has. : oc! become necessary at the by-election now pending of an ALDERMAN for aterm of office ex. 0. me ting December 31,1972 and that Thave granted such poll; AND FURTHE R, thatthe pergons i’ ees duly nominated as cundidates at the sald by-clection, for whom only voles will be recelyed =

Surname

» Other Names

Residential Address

. Occupation

ANDERSEN Carl Christian

ETHIER . Bernard Henry

JOHNSON Rudley

KNUDSEN Allred Harvey “PEDLOW » John

HOWLNSUN bred Aten | .

2031 Courser Drive, Sidney B.C. _ ;

a James White Blvd, Sidney u. ¢.

ay

0732 First St. Sidney 1...

ai) Bradtord Ave. i Sidney. ih.

2904 James White Blvd, Sidney B.C.

sia Marylin Drive, sidney

Truck Driver Marine Engineer | Merchant |

C. Barber

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! ‘Aireraft Engineer

nC, | Supriya

GIVEN UNDE MY YAND THIS ier NAY OF MAN 171

GUCT ED OILL, Wil be apened aif the Toren PAM, cidney Rr Coan the on NAY OF MAY 1071 between the hours of 8:00, A.M, AND 8.00 PUM, Of which every y person is her: yy required {0 fo take notice and Rovern himself accordingly.

GS, Logan.

Returning Officer