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SAANICH ‘PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday,/October 20, 1965

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_Wednesday, October 20, 1965

A New. Service

REMIER W. A Cc Bennett has been one. of the most. con-
7 ' troversial - Premiers to® hold office .in the, history of

“this ‘province.’ He is: ‘undoubtedly the most. prominent o-
2 litical figure: to -make-his home on Salt*Spring = Island:

Even his most fervent critics on Salt. Spring Island will
adminis-

find it difficult to‘ criticize his’ government's: new.a

land affairs will. be carried out under. one roof, a. new. roof:
“We may even wonder:
“about had the Premier. an
te Spring. Island for their. home... .

>) If this had’any.influence on. the decision, Islanders will
be the more gratified that the. B. C. leader did « come: here.

ONCERN | has been: ‘expressed | ‘in No h Saanich : re ecently.
© concerning ‘the ‘application now before. the. ‘Pollution’
Control Board regarding: discharge OF: sewage i into the: sea:

“There was, a
made. many. ‘months: ago in. Brentwood So
ow "That the: ‘community _ must concern. itself with ‘the

ot: ‘strictly. y Sncal whether

“It: as

‘hometpepne the ‘decision to pro-

7 ©. Today Mr.

{ports, «

| withthe first annual

trative building-on:the Island.: The. administration of Is- |=.

whether ‘this-w ould. have come

d-Mrs. Bennett not chosen Salt, :
extensive - -trip from. sea. ‘to sea, | does: not necessarily imply that ‘vil-
lagers support ‘the alternative plan |’

“l|were greeted,

A o- -being. enacted.

: OF note. When|*

| He. Is On

~ Councillor J. -B. Ciimming is be-
coming known ‘as. one. of the hardest.

| -| working. members: of North Saanich ’
ra Council. :

“Until “Wednesday evening last he

; “was a> member of every committee
with . the exception of the public :
“ Lyorks'.conumittee.. ‘

“Because of his. obvious knowledge :
of: “public works; TI am. appointing

him.a®* member of that. committee,’’
said Reeve: A..B. Nash:

Cumming has. the dub:
jous: honor of ‘being an.active mem-
ber. .of° every. committee.” ° His “re-
professionally’ typed,.. have
been commended by his fellow coun- :
cillors.

Tt was. announced at. the rhecting
that” nomination day “in ‘connection
‘North “Saan-
ich ‘election in. December will be on

pat November.:29.: Election day willbe =:
; Saturday; ‘Dec. 11, with polling. tak- | advert ise ‘for

ing: place. in - Holy. Trinity. Church
Hall. A*reeve ‘and ‘six councillors

Meanwhile ‘Acting Municipal: Clerk |
BEC. Bracewell Was: authorized to!

will be electedsy © |

Them. All

‘CLR. J.B. CUMMING.

ca permanent cler ak,
preferably -to report: on’ Nov. 1: He
was_ instructed: to” advertise ‘in ‘the
leading newspapers of: the. ‘province
but The. Review's § rating in this field
was not ‘set. out: Glearly.. ;

Letters: To
es LET-US BE, ADULT |:
“We chave ° just returned from ‘an?

across this wonder ful land:As soon
as we appeared: in: the: Village: we
welcomed’ back: and
‘then . told. of: the “outrageous, -behav-

oe jour which. took. place at, a certain
: meeting, when. thrée. Council: mem-

bers. tried:..to’-explain ..and make.

clear -to the. ratepayers the? plans
for: . Overall impP overnents which
| they proposed. :

What. is”: happening. to ‘Sidney?. ‘Ts.

; 4 corruption - ‘in high ‘places ‘is seeping:
right: down | ‘to. the “little towns and,
| villages? . Are: wwe out here: ‘to submit
to: the: rule: of Mafias and. toughs?.

ricture, ; if. “you®:can::

ae : Similar.

scene. as we have’ heard took: place:
‘all “across the“ coun-

jtry. ‘Instead’ a) quiet, orderly: discus-

agreement: (because ®. that: is* neces-

| gutter-snipe - tactie:
“thi

“}to. Sidney.
for ‘these pr ojects, were not ‘at ‘hand,
fit: ‘possible that the: taint of :political,

“<I'tended “that rising costs constituted

‘sion, explanation,: questionings, : dis-
| questioned “this”? ‘logic, : for. had | “they f°

ary. too). ‘and: negotiation, we have.

0 the. “Jowest ‘no doubt would : have wholehearted: |

if vered

; “RAISE. THE TAXES.
Defeat of the village referendum

presented by: ‘Mr.:Cormack; for had
his plan’ been presented, it is quite
possible that it, too, would have suf-
fered a: smashing; defeat. . :

-On the one “hand, we:were offered
an - ambitious: plan, which, had. “it
not “been: rejected, - would. . have
brought considerable improvement:
- Unfor' tunately,’ monies:

and ‘the “interest. to ‘be paid ‘for .bor-:
rowing was too high ‘to: .w: arrant the.
refer endum’ s° endorsement. ‘True,’
‘those ~who- “presented . the ‘plan. con-.

“good teason ‘for. doing the ‘work..now
=-that: al long-range plan.. would; in’
‘theJong: run,- “cost just: as” much,’ Gf
‘not? “more,-as: doing : the. work:..now.
But there: were. many~. “voters” ‘who.

been. “sure : ‘of: this : conviction, : -they.

ly. endor: sed ' the: ‘teferendum
<On-: the: other. hand, _we

POPPY FUND»
APPEAL _

Regiilar -

‘ meniber Sy

| chair was | taken’ by” Vice-President

i hisland will be responsible for its” own

| Day’ we ask you to remember all
a | who paid the: supreme sacrifice in
ihe two: wars, and whose ‘graves lie
seattered cover much of the world.

: prayer ‘for them...

: the. blood-red flower: that ‘has always

{ Victoria, B. Coy

and its’ accompanying | “increased | commerce.
Yet there will be few to criticize Central. Saanich council
for: its decision:to disapprove a:plan:to: establish: a cement:
plant.on the Saanichton Bay waterfront. a
“At least'a buffer zone of some kind should be. requi
where. a ‘dusty: unit: of: this:nature is’ ‘planned. ae
Such projects as:this could more. “properly be: ‘carried
‘out inthe city, where facilities: for: heavy: industry-are-al-
ready. Jocated.: It: was.even: suggested: in: the-city.. that this:
project would be suited to the Sidney. watert ; Cadboro
Bay. or Cordova: Bay. would be as-Jogical::

ited:tova: ‘predominantly: residential area;and that. it: ts:
‘only. in t the scity and its:immediate. environs : hat. areas: are
» th!

in,
ration ‘Appeared

¢ t again
cslation re) the chairman,

fall apart
lent, Cole Je Hi;

Vf

nouncement on: Monday, by:
A The situation:in: Sldaney: Was originally aomatter of ri-
il. comment: in.many, parts of; Vancouver Jsland.Tt<is
progressing. ‘Today, ‘there'are many all over the province
enjoy! ng Sidney's stormy progress.’ “By. the end ofthe. year |:
the story: may. well: have gained: the attention of the. whole
“Country, es 8
T ‘his: may: well be. p
ALE. seokinigs "

rogress,: but. it is not the: progress

aon! ng concern n

y North Seas is oh

Oia “Wednesdiv: sovening.: last,

applicant” sought relaxnvion of regu [eee :

“ations: whieh would: permit © “two (™Ussion. av: av be kennel on W ilgon

hones to be uit ona, properly on j Road. Buchan: operation “would j
“)

aby Yesldents,. he casera,
MRLOOR: tO point: ant: toe

‘Land: ‘tragic!

The. fact. remains.very.. clearly. that. the. project; is. not.

by: out ‘local ‘paper: “for” turning.
down. emphatically. ‘a-most compre-.
hensive: ‘plan’ for, local. improvements

‘and: were’’not” allowed ® the: opportu-
‘nity: to know about at, This pathetic.
So now: we are all: to
pretend, : “onee again, that.’ nothing,
‘happened: and, evorything. ‘is ssweet-.
‘ness “and light, “and: everyone “is” to
fallin Hine nicely» and.saye"Yes:
Sir, how righ t-yo are.’ ott But, it As,
just) trot sole! 7
Tt. is. wrong, and Conary, to the
Munteipal Act. that! this: Little’ Village | 4
“‘sliould: have «more ithan: $2,500: sur.
_[ mls: Whereas it has nearly—by. this,
PTO $100, 0001 Por what? Such
amounts, ‘should bo‘ mised only” When
we “special: project in to: be: Anders!
aon, What itahoett:

‘that’ they did not’ really understand, |

oAte We ‘yooent |
No

“th :
oe" ne “grad hey uithy |
" "Yes: indeed! But:-for: what? ae

health’ “and: “education 3 hould be |
among the: prime. financial: respon
sibilities: .of. senior: ‘governments, |

“AL social” “service tax ‘of ‘five per-

‘cont is now ‘levied which: supposedly. Oe

tincludes : costs: of: hospitalization. To:
me, hospitalization means - exactly:
that, “he: ‘Including the. provision ‘of |:
hospitals;:
ants’ and” business ‘to ‘hssumoe® addi-
tional ‘financial burdens \ through: a.

unthinkable, A. “wovernment: which |
br. RS of 88, milhons of dolars. spent
romove tolls. from:-roads -and:

britigs in'a budget ‘surplus wach year
ho’ made" Un: conjunction
“the

with
fully: finance
As hospitals.
AN, sultiema

! ial has became’ I business: venttive and?
the ‘municipal affairs minister, ish

is being: run vontrary to: the “Munie:
elpal Act then! we,” being the: shard-
holders, ave. ail entitles
jn. the: profits,
oT any s.quites sure:
pensioners and others ‘Uke:

ld age.
ourselves |

jcould: well dolaith aMule” tax pes,

turn on our money. which, instead of
being
Mong: nothing.
-Finally, the sight of these various | ¢

es olocted: chairmen’ sand scommission+:
. i ‘ 's-resigning, one. after: the other, :
oper’: revolting,

: itealy:: Avomie:
| Dan thoy.’ Rnow:

Where thelt stirs”

Want.to, ake our Vlage the: Yous xh.

Ing stoakecot the:
aed

provines?

o
rglaix “Ulan, of “Yegulations ‘Cane. te Hivos cant Ma andy,
af Rin! ‘ye any Y in FoOuaeAL malas.
Sot. Aboard haw ‘not } will! confer: with: the “die
Yet, been. appointed, by, the new: Arius. partment nt: chine): attates: “be
ey ke was, finally: agreed Of fave: @ making, af
: i i 4

i yananey, Ais: F

Ufo all Yhis pot and {
Hike: ‘reRponnthty ‘adults.
fe ANNE-ADERS. (Miva,
istue, Waters: Aparinients

he h aN ve

aM a a ‘dividends. tot an
‘Si

utilized: according “to ku, - “dst.
dust lying: there

oPachamess:

ing. tor’ the-.pr

i eive. protection, sawage,: »
disposal. And TOUS tea |
against property’: for Bac

Jal’

jeulightened | AEG):

tin hospitals,

over:

hosplt al
‘olideds

“simile rolationslyy

and Sehvol - Boards: would -ablse 4
Phos ils Were:

ke “Hosplta

qd ae uubt they. wal, Renin
“epsa: with

“To -ask: ratepayers, ten- :

tax-on property - for: this: purpose ts |

bridges : ‘and, whieh also" onsistently. G

federal” government) to |.
an ‘onsontinl need: ‘such ‘i

“sors
the shave | [Vics daearehales: mor over, in this:
should... be. no.
Jonger: necassary. e. ro eup inc hand:
tooredise funds © by. private: and pub-
lic” subscription to build: and main-

The-ereation. of ay “regional ourd
1 for some things Is. necessary: how.
scshould not bes ine

whieh: aw ulate: between: C ounella

“ineluded:: whereby

“4 duty © Hes? - To We, the people, who coals would be “yootilred | tory Les

Lalected” then: and expest them. 407 {ho necessary’ Tunds, but woukl have:

fy\ tin, their term of aftier, Do: Wo Hite to. Ss uy in reg and to, the “ON:
) th

“eonatrution and: ‘fitting |
for heaven's, sake. det ous have WL Lont costs are, excessive « anand ether
dy.
we ‘eorresponding | drierease
Lin: property: tax ainder. the. proposed |

_ By CENTURION

meeting “of: ‘Branch 84,
The. Royal’ Canadian ‘Legion, .. was
held: at Saturna on 1 Wednesday, : Oct.
L.

“There | Ww ‘as a “fair attendance ‘of
»and ..in . the ‘unavoidable:
absence of. President G. Slinn;. the

A. Ralph. .

Most of the time ‘Was: devoted to
a. discussion of ‘Armistice Day. Ser-
view and ‘the. sale. of poppies. Each

Poppy sales.) :

“Each year the Legion and the Vet:
erans. of Canada make’-this’ appeal
to ‘the: general ‘public; its’ only: ap-
peal for funds.. Each Remembrance

They gave their lives for you, and

fr equently, directly, for the veteran .

who returned: :Pausé: a moment’ on
the cleventh ‘of November, remem-
bering “they died® for. you, and. say a

Do
also ask you to. buy. a ‘poppy,

BATTLE
We

‘BLOOD. RE

grown -on. ‘the ® battlefields.: We. ask
you to: buy these, ‘not for the’ ‘dead;
‘but. for the living, the’ men “who |:
fought and returned.> .-

The majority. of: the returned. men
do’ not -need ‘this “kind of - help, - but
there’ are still many who, as the
result of wounds and service, have
never been able. to -maintain them-
selves jas. they would:have done ‘had
it: not. .been for. ‘their: service. They |
are the ones: ‘who. need help. .
“The government, when. ‘sufficient: |’,
ly “prodded, -provides ‘pensions: and:
hospital service, but moré. than ‘this:
is really needed: and‘it is ‘to. ‘provide
above” the: government | Services: that
we appeal.” oe : :
“Tne “appeal - is made to. the general
public as ‘the Legion’ ‘and: other: vet-
‘erans”’ “groups, feel that; “since: their
disabilities ‘were acquired * in the. ser-
‘vite? of “their: country,” and™ ;
:who: live in ‘Canada’ are. the country,
we ‘can fairly’ ‘put, this ap :
“Legion: finance xe ;
bers only.

1977 ‘Saltair: Cresce

the. tourist.

“| since . passed - along.

: Mrs. Ted Holloway - has returned
to ‘her. home. on Weiler: Avenue. after
‘spending’ five ‘weeks holiday in: Eng-
land. ‘She. was among” those. ‘travel-
ling. on ‘the Credit ‘Union flight and
her :first. visit ‘to the. British Isles
was. most .enjoyable.: ‘The weather:
was lovely; although “a certatn.
amount. of ° dampness was felt ” by

Staying with ‘telatives © ‘on’: Salis-

bury’ Plain’in- the. county. ‘of Wilt-.|,

shire, “the. countryside. reminded
Mrs.. Holloway. of the rolling hills of
Alberta. .She-was particularly inter-
ested in six large. white--horses in

various locations, all: carved: in’ the |:

chalk: formation of. ‘the. hills. Some.
of.these figures, which ‘are visible
for many miles, date back to Anglo-
Saxon times. Still. to..be seen” also:
are regimental badges carved in the
chalk : by: soldiers stationed on: the’
Plain» in’ the First’ World War.

who gave their. lives i in \ action, died
‘of: wounds, and: those -who have

“At the. going down of “the sun,
anid inthe morning, WE: WILL Scarf

ME MBER. THEM. we

Full details for this parade will Ibe
announced Jater.

“The next: regular: “meeting’ will be
held at Saturna.in the latter part of
November: Th e.>annual |. general
meeting will: be held the same day.
Watch. the local paper’ and. Jocal

First Visit To Britain
Is Enjoyable’ Experience —

Mrs. -Holloway travelled by Land:

and: domestic buildings. :
In Canada we just do not: know

she remarked.

band’s father once played the organ,
choir.

in: the’ neighborhood. The ruins of
many. churches .and. other buildings
be’ Seen in: the, busy.seaport. -

led. by ‘under: zcound to visit West-

=i minster: Abbey, the Houses of Par-

liament and. Big. Ben, Madim Tus-
saud’s Wax: .Museum, .

onAvon.

for =. manufacture into’ drain. -tile,
china. and: face ‘powder.’

the grave-of: Sir Winston: ‘Churchill

notice: boards for details.

-{ near Oxford.

_ The CHURCHES _

ANGLICAN SERVICES|

‘North Saanich Parish’ -_se1014
Canc F, C ‘Vaughan-Birch_

‘Hoke : Socio
” Young. People’ ‘S*

“Seventh-day
Adventist ‘Church

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bombed in; the-Jast. war are ‘still. to.

In London, Mrs. Holloway travel-

other: sights, and she saw the troop.
ving of the colors. and - changing: Of es
+ the ‘guard at Buckingham Palace.) 30.
. J Shes attended: a. service ‘at. ‘Salis- 7
bury Cathedral and visited Stratford:
In the county of Dorset:. =:
she was “interested to See the loads
of . special. ‘clay being transpor tede

Last, but not: least, she wait to

Rover: to: visit her: brother-in-law’s
‘farm where Hereford cattle are.
raised. ‘The farms were. extremely '_
‘well. cared for and the stock ap- -
peared. very docile, she noted. Of |
great interest .were the many ‘old —
carvings on ancient. church doors —

the -real :meaning : of : the word old, mod

At: Manningford, ‘Mrs. Holloway ;
visited. the church where. ther ‘hus: ~

and where Ted ‘himself ‘sang in the.

Southampton’ was ‘visited ‘and a-
number of most. interesting castles

and> smany.-: .-

“PASTOR T. L WESCOTT, B.

: Sluggett Baptist : Church :
-: Brentwood. Bay. -

pay Services: Every: Sunday ‘
_“Fanilly: Worship’

Evening Service:

spoken unto us by hls Son." Heb,
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moment let your, ning. meditate upot

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