2 ang oF anode SHE

5 YEARS AGO.

ninsula: and. Gulf. Islands Review oe
(9825 Third. Street Oe

Freak north- west! wind created

“havoc: in Deep Cove on Monday”

morning while the rest of the

_ small cruisers: were swamped :

; "at the marina and several floats ”
dit ‘Bureau of Circulations

“A Newspapers

commendable. - :

were also damaged in the brief —

..,. buffeting ..from-.a storm which ».

shattered windows: in the Nan-.
aimo area. |

-- Bdwin Clay. has never married.
but the life of a bachelor has
apparently been "good to him as

_ peninsula was unscathed. Two.”

he celebrated his 92nd birthday =

at Rest Haven Hospital last week.
Mr. Clay was born in Yorkshire, -
England, travelled to Canada in
1889, homesteaded in Manitoba
and lived in the interior of B.C.

beforé coming to Sidney to stay” ES

in 1924,
Establishment of a new: 50- ©

room “motel and a $300,000 de-
velopment project was revealed
on Tuesday. - morning by A.J.
Helmken at a public hearing in.
Sidney. 4

‘Problems of mooring at Sidney.

wharf ° ‘have been ‘recognized by :

Public _ Works Minister Davie~
Fulton, “In a communication to
" George L; Chatterton, Mr. Fulton
has announced ‘plans for the
alleviation of these conditions.

YO YEARS AGO ©

“Service station operator and a.
member of ‘the club. since 1949,

“Tom Flint was elected president
of the Sidney Rotary Club at the «©

--are secretary A.W. Sharp; |

annual meeting. last Wednesday
evening. . Serving with Mr. Flint

treasurer; Fred Derry; and dir-

ectors. Ken Bruce, Walter

Hughes and Harvey Lemmon, _
Incorporation.of the unorgan-

‘ized territory of North Saanich

was offered as inevitable when

~ Sidney Village Commissioner A,
ao A, ~ Cormack: spoke to Sidney
7 P. TiAS Monday evening

: Island credit union saw Walter

_Annual rneeting- of the Pender

White -re-elected president and
Mrs, White: returned as: chair-

~---man-of the supervisory commit-

tee. Max Allen is vice president;’ ;

: Elmer Bowerman: is secretary

and Je ,A, McMaster is treasurer.
St. Marks. Church Central on

"salt Spring Island, was banked
_, With_ daffodils, stocks ‘and tulips

in predominating: “shades of white

: and -yellow' on March 17° for: ‘the |

‘marriage of Janis Lee Nicholson,

Burnaby, daughter. of Mrs. and

7 Mrs: L:F. ‘Nicholson ‘of Ganges ~

cand Ensign Herbert A, “Larkins,

_ - Rhode Island, New York, son of
, Mr. and Mrs. H. Larkins of De-

Sv trie! "AFehdéaco “GH. Holmes

-Officiated,

25 YEARS: AGO
_ The March meeting of the Royal

“Oak Women’s institute was held

he application natice published i in.
__the paper. is insufficient to-allow.-

a realistic analysis. No mention
is made of tidal or other cur- é

~-<Pents in the:discharge area,:.The
: ~ stated” B.O.D. of. 13 p.p.m.: for”

the’ effluent is. meaningless with=
out information: about the final

_ dilution of the effluent after dis

‘charge... That the. type’:

» “treatment: to be-:applied -to the.

waste. before discharge is ‘in«
“adequate and obsolete, .A more,
efficient. process ‘would include

» primary and secondary filtration, :

digestion aeration ~ oxidation and -
final treatment of the effluent
by controlled chlorination, “Let-_
ters to this effect have been —

“'sent to both the North Saanich

council. and’ the Pollution Con~

: trol Board.

-Now.we read in The “Review

that an engineering ‘firm has

suggested a large septic tank to -

serve The Chalet with no further

treatment of the effluent what~ ~

““~ ever but its being piped to the

amounts of money ; saved by students and ther: “young —
people in the. community. through the.enc
of the” Credit. Union.

ragement

Teaching of. ‘thrit. and good
financial. habits to the youth of the lad is most
- Moreover the money isthus made
available for home construction and otter Aworth- -
while projects, :
Saanich ‘Peninsula Credit Union is a,
of its community.

builder

It has earned for itsek-d position
of deép. and lasting respect. Mr. Normin Shillitto, *
the. manager, and his able staff. are serving of
warm congratulations.

has been asked fot and we ard
awaiting an ans#er.
We have beeg informed by a

biologist, who recently spent.

eight months doing research for
thé main sewagé treatment plant

vicinity of Wain Rock. All pro-

; ~ perty owners by regulation are
- required to lay a large tile bed

so that the drainage soaks into
“the earth where it is purified.
How. could _ this ‘be. correct
procedure for all but one pro-
perty owner?

How could there be any come
promise with the health of the
community at stake to say nothing
of: the damage that yould be
done to marine life?
11080 Chalet Rd.

RR 1, SIDNEY.

PERRAULT WRONG

Speaking in regard to the pres-
ent plight of farmers in British
_ Columbia, Mr. Perrault, leader of
the Liberal Party in B.C. said in
the legislature recently, to quote,
‘ethe basic problem of the farmer
in B.C, is taxation,” 1 would
suggest that Mr. Perrault is sadly
owt of touch with the farmers’
present problem. Most all fatm-
ats know that the basic problem
is that they are not getting a fair
price for the commedities they
pYtdduce and sétl.
This is the main reason for the

H.J. LAKE |

“UNKNOWN
Reproduced. ‘here is a very
It turned up with others in a

front. porch.

ery: from: other: sessions,”
with: ‘only two night ‘sittings per

week. with the exception -of.a

“> Couple ‘of extended Friday night

SOLDIER?
old. photograph taken in Sidney.
collection in Sidney Trading Post

on Beacon Avenue, Efforts made by The Review failed to disclose
” the name of the gentleman taking his ease ona camp chair on his
If any reader can identify the unknown man, The

Review would be pleased to learn it.

in. the comminity halljon Thurs-
“day of--last week: with. Mrs. B..-.
Hoole in the chair.. The Annual
Spring Flower Show: was: set. for

--May 5: and Mrs. A.D, Corker

“was named convener of the home ©
- {made bread-and bun stall.”

The christening took ‘place on:
Sunday afternoon at St. Mary’s:

Church,’ Fulford Harbour, of the. :

infant ‘daughter. of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur J, Hepburn, Fulford Har-:
bour, with “Archdeacon G.H

‘Holmes officiating. The “child -
“received ..the . names. Mhora.
Louise: - Godparents. are Colonel

and, Mrs. J. Bryant and Mrs. A. .

Davis,

The;, Review, and we feel all :
citizens of the Saanich Peninsula
and Gulf Islands as well, join.

in_.extending congratulations’ to: _

our beautiful Capital City, Vie~

toria, on the occasion of its ©

100th birthday:

45 YEARS AGO
The Sidney Board of Trade

_met-last Tuesday in the regular _

~ quarters, Wesley Hall. . There’
- was a larger attendance ofmem-.
bers. present than. for several.
years’ and three new members
were elected. They were -E.M,
Straight, superintendent of the

- experimental station, .. Walter

‘terrible situation that exists - in
agriculture in B.C, today! -. °
The sooner’ this fact is known:
by all members of the B.C, legis-
Jature; and that appropriate action
-is.. taken. to. meet. the. ‘situation, .
» the better it will be, not only: for
this vitally _ important basic ine

dustry, but. for all the people in.

this province.:
; 'C.W. MOLL ARD
: Ex- ~secretary Saanich Fruit
Growers Association, —

PUZZLED ©
We read in “The Review’!

by North Saanich council on 4th
March-to accept a suggestion of
an alternative plan for that orig-
inally proposed, whereby sewage
from The Chalet was to have been

treated by an aeration plant be- ©

fore effluent was carried out to
sea. 7

We. cannot help wondering |

whether the new scheme has
somehow got misquated or-mis-~.
interpreted, because if effluent
is to be piped into the sea from
the septic tank ‘‘as-before’’,
then the situation would appear
to be that council is prepared
to“ legalize on a large scale,
perhaps for 100 houses, condit-
ions which are already condemn-
ed as unacceptable - outflow
from individual septic’ tanks di-
rectly entering the sea. This
surely cannot be what is intend-
ed!

Perhaps a statement to ‘‘The

Review"! oy a member of the -

sewage and sanitation commit-
tee, both of whom, according to
your paper were absent from
the meeting in question, could
tlear up any misconception.

EVA HINTON,

3.L. HINTON,
10664 Madrona Drive,
RR 1, Sidney.

dated 6th March of agreement”

Wakefield, editor of The Review,
and ..A;S, . Warrender, manager
of the Bank of-Montreal.” -
Bonny. _Briar, home., of Mr.
“and Mrs... F.A. Murcheson of
Galiano “was the scene ‘of a de-
_ghtful tea party’ last Sunday
“in honor of Kathleen. Murcheson
-atid Vera Gardner’s. birthday.

ored ‘to. the Old ‘Timers Dance.

at Saanichton ‘last Friday. All |

proclaimed they had'a most en-
joyable time.

The-J ames. Island] ladies sbridge :

-elub met. at’Mrs. Rivers’ house
last ‘Tuesday afternoon: ‘The

usual three tables were made up. : -

Mrs. Richardson won the first
© prize -.a-glass marmalade jar,
and Mrs. Bowker. was presented

Meditation
_ (FROM EV ERY DAY)

BROTHERS AT TABLE-
Read: Genesis 43: 26-34".
“Judah and his brothers present
their-“gift to Joseph.’: He asks
about their father’s health. Fur-

ther, Joseph inquires if this lad"
with him is Benjamin, It is.
Joseph : “excuses himself, over-:
come swith emotion by seeing his :

brother. | The rest were. half{-

brothers. “After Joseph had got~ —
ten control, of himself, he sat (3°
atthe table before them, having:

them arranged from the: oldest
te. the youngest.

as the rest of them...

“A party of Deep Coveites’mot-:

-with hairpins for the booby prize. —

- Joseph then
did a. strange thing. Benjamin:
was given five times as much food .

Joseph noted that. the brothers .

: sittings.

“Fortunately, last. Friday night

“the ferries. were. running again,

Thank. goodness that the. last
ferry to Vancouver leaves Swartz

Bay at 9 o'clock; therefore you -
.aean be fairly. sure. that the ses-.
“sion ‘and’ debate “will taper ‘off

by 8 o’clock so the mainlanders
can-get home.
. Like ‘every session, the past-

__week has had its highs and lows; _ :.
“1 think one of its low periods
took. place on the day when Brit-

_.ish=Columbiatis -were doing ev-

~“erything they could to keep B.C.

Nancy Greene. Our champion

_ had: come .home, and thousands -
of new champions “were being ;
-.born as the image of their heroine

was being impressed on the de-
sires of their. heart. ‘The-desire
to. excel drove Nancy to the top,
and. there is certainly nothing
wrong with youthful worship and

adoration of that kind ¢ of excel- :
“Jeney.

In fact, the common criticism
of our. young people. today.is that
they have been following the
wrong kind: of examples,. and
adults have been somewhat to,
blame - forthe «poor. image :.or
example of influence they have
set before them.

_Yes,- the” low . point of that

day was not Nancy Greene and

showed no signs of jealousy.

Could it be that these brothers
were no longer jealous as they
surely. were..in the..past? “No

. doubt: Jaseph’s heart rejoiced to

see this change in his brothers.

But ‘he still was not ready to .
reveal himself to his brothers.

BAHA'I
FAITH

: ‘“¢Religion should. “unite”
all hearts and cause.wars ©
and disputes” “to vanish from —
the face of the earth; it.
-should ‘give birth to-spir-
-ituality, and bring light and”.

“ligion becomes a cause of
dislike, hatred and division
-it would be better to -be
without it, and to withdraw
from such a religion would .
be a truly religious act.”
For it is clear that the.
‘ purpose of a remedy-is to —
-cure,~ but’ if the remedy
only aggravates the com-..-
plaint, © it had:-better -be
left. alone. Any religion
which ‘is “not. a. cause -of :
love — and “unity - is no
- religion. , :
“ Wisdom of ‘Abdu! 'I-Baha

- The Baha’is of.

the Saanich Peninsula,

Phone 656- 238% eg

1968 .

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her. “high ‘calibre performance,
~ but it was the: assembly of people

7 ho busied
-elected: to high’ office. W : “fare: -cowiimnittes that is presently:

~ investigating * some of the hor-

themselves that day, not with:

the ‘things — that build good

character. and help. our youth

to develop : clean thoughts and

clear. vision; rather, they turned

their attention to selfish. motives
“of pulling the rug from. under”

young people, placing their in-

fluence on -the ‘side’of ‘Viquor

*-petired residents of Kelowna, were.
Sidney. visitors “this week. - The.

former .at one: time occupied the
pulpit. of St. Paul’s United Church

~ here: ‘In: ‘Sidney. they. visited Mr.
“Fleming’s nephew, J John Pow, local
-barber.- ere PBS is

rather than.on the side of young ”

‘lives.
AS chairman of the “social wale

rible pitfalls: of modern society,
this so-called enlightened world

has dug on’ the pathway that our:
youth must tread, I'am shocked
‘at the careless attitude of adults,
especially, those who are elected

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,.- Phone 656-1014...
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HOLY TRINITY - PAT BAY,
” Holy Communion---8,00 a.m.
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The Rev. O.L. Foster
"Phone 652-2194
MARCH ‘We LENT 3°
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. Wednesday, March 2oth

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“United Church
OF Canada .

SIDNEY and NORTH SAANICH
Rev. ‘Howard C, McDiarmid
Church Office - 656-3213
Manse - = =~ = ~ 656-1930
’ Sunday, March 17. —
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‘Malaview and Fifth
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. 656-8216

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Evening Service 7:00 p.m.

Cadets = Friday 7:15 Pam.

Prayer Meeting
.. Tues. 7:30 p.m.

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9182 E, Saanich Rd,
Rev. F.R, Fleming, Pastor
656-2545
- Sunday School 9:45 a.m,
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Young Peoples Services; :00p.m
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-Rev. B.T, Harrison
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“Christ died for our
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