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THE REVIEW

PAGE THREE

FOUR UNUSUALLY LARGE IDAHO POTATOES were grown

this summer by Mr. W.F. Wood

, 2482 Rothesay Avenue, Sidney.

Planted in a part of the Wood’s garden that had formerly been a_
compost heap, the largest weighed 242 pounds. Mr. Wood ex-

plained that he would have brought:all four super spuds to the ~
Review office to be photographed - but Mrs. Wood had cooked
one for dinner the previous evening.

REST HAVEN

Two new members were
welcomed to the Auxiliary to
Rest Haven General Hospital, at
the regular meeting held on Nov.
10th, in the hospital lounge; Mrs.
T.C.. Holmes and: Mrs. M.
Donaghey. President Mrs. H.G.
Horth also welcomed three
visitors; Mrs. M. Lee, Mrs. M.
McIver and Mrs. %&. Read. There
were 28 members present.

Prior to the opening of the
business of the meeting,
congratulations of auxiliary
members were extended to the
president on her appointment: as
representative of the Capital
Regional District on the Saanich
Peninsula Hospital Society’s
board of Directors.

’ Mr. Lloyd Bell, Hospital Ad-
ministrator, who had been asked
by the auxiliary to present a list
of items as suggestions for
auxiliary projects, spoke to the
meeting... Included. in this. list
were an ice machine, a cart for.
the sterilizer and a
demineralizer. By a unanimous
vote. it- was -agreed to spend

Review Photo
OBITUARIES y Noticed?
RICKETTS ave You lVoticed:
In Sidney, B.C. on Nov. 5, 1971,
Mrs. Esther Charlotte Ricketts, By John Squance ferences. The hatred and in- [| there be spaces in your

widow of Les Ricketts, at the age
of 65 years. Born in Dubuc, Sask.

and had been a resident here for
the past 20 years, late residence
$674 Fourth St. Survived by her
brothers, Bertle, Trail, B.C.,
Ernest, Dubuc, Sask.; Burnt and
Apel, London, Ont., sisters Ellen
Dockeen  and- Lillian Schmidt,
London, ‘Gnt., ‘nieces and
nephews. Services were held in
Sands Funeral Chapel of Roses,,.
Sidney, B.C. on Nov. 9. Rev.

Robert Sansom _ officiated.
Cremation followed.
SAVILLE

_Miss. Frances Saville died on
-Nov..10, 1971 at the Mount View.
‘Rest Home, Mt. Newton X Rd.,
- Saanichton, at the. age «of B
-years. She had been a long time
resident of Pender Island and a

contributor to the Sidney Review

for many years.

. Services were held. on: Tuesday
_Nov.. 16th, from Sands Funeral
Chapel of Roses with Rev. Robert

~ Sansom officiating. Interment: in.

Royal Oak: Bural. Park.

- The following i is a reprint of on

It. was” while -viewing, with
great concern, the breaking up of
a home, because of so-called
incompatibility, that the line, -
“Intolerance is . ignorance
matured’, came very strongly
into focus. There are companion.
words for them too. ‘Intolerance
travels with .hate,.-while.
ignorance consorts with
prejudice.”

There are widely - diverging
types of intolerance, but this
variety, whichis  “Ignorance’
matured’, or its end result, has:
nothing of virtue in it.
This end result of ignorance, is
usually one-sided in its viewpcint
and bigoted, too.. We see this:
when a husband considers
himself to be lord and master of
his wife and household, and from
this. position will not tolerate
diversity of opinion or. action
without his approval. Sometimes:
itis the wife who is determined to

it-is pursued | till she. ‘gets it.

situations,

have: her own way, and regar-
diess of the wisdom of her course:

This type of intolerance reveals.
“an appalling i ignorance. ‘We find it:

tolerance to be seen in Ireland is
a- classic example of matured
ignorance. This example is only
outstanding because of -the
publicity it. receives, for. in-
tolerance and ignorance can be
traced in most scenes of violence,

exploit human degradation.
That better form of intolerance
is a little harder to define.
Primarily. it must..be a. self-
discipline by which a man- or
woman governs his or her. own
thoughts and actions. We. come
directly to the Biblical statement,
“He that is without sin among
you, let him cast the first stone,”’

understanding.
ago; titled,

who could not enjoy an argument

who,.
another’ s. unwise. words: or, acts,

‘in’ So" - man

“Bon voyage! Write soon! How

one repeats! How slow ~

The final minutes. Inching from
the dock. The paper streamers :

blow, -

-Tauten, and break. We wat tch the |

widening | breach between us.
This was planned; ~

Saved up for; longed for: ‘they.

- will see strange land, ©

Marvel at foreign mores, garner :

souvenirs,

Months later, they will once more. . '

anchor at home piers. .

~ Wiser? Richer?. More: content?

-May it be.so.”

“Something of me goes with them, - —

as they: Bo,

“Tdid not tell them that i hope to
“make
A longer journey, into the
unknown,.1 shall not take
. Carefully selected clothing. Shall

mt

not need

Passport or visas, Travel.
cheques, indeed, ee

“Would not’ be valid, Having:

brought nothing, and learned to
live

~ With five dull RENses, Take one.

backward glance.

» At claybound bondage — one list

look, askance,
“Now vant
(although I cannot prove),
That tan thus cn route to, all 1
« ove,
wef? RANCES SAVILLE,

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often nurtured by those: who -

and we realize that any in-~
tolerance. of another’s . action —
betrays ignorance and lack of.

In a best-seller of fifty years -
“Tf Winter Comes’’
the author portrays a character.

because he ‘could always see the —

other person’s point of view. This’...
is put’ another. way by a friend —
instead. of: reacting - to.

Gibran says of marriage, “Let s

Public notice is hereby

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THE CORPORATION OF THE DISTRICT
“OF CENTRAL SAANICH

NOTICE OF ELECTION

given to the ‘electors of. the.

Municipality of Central Saanich that I require the presence of .
the said electors at the Municipal Hall, Saanichton, on
Monday, the 20th day of November, 197), at the hour of ten:
o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of electing persons to

= THREE to be elected for a two- ‘year
“SCHOOL TRUSTEE + ONE to be elected for a two: year
“SCKOOL, TRUSTE Oa ONE to be elected. for a one ‘year:

‘The mode of nomination of candidates shall be as follows:

shall be, nominated. in. writing. by two duly
- qualified electors of the Municipality. The nomination-paper. -
shall be delivered to the Returning Officer at any time bet-
ween ‘the: date of this notice and noon of the day of
nomination, The nomination-paper may be in the form
prescribed in the Municipal Act, and shall state the name,
residence and occupation of the person nominated in such”

identify. such) candidate. The

nomination-paper shall be subscribed to by the candidate.

In the event ofa poll being necessary, such poll will be

Schou, Brentwood Way

Keating Elementary School, Keating
Municipal Hall, Saanichton,

on the With day of December, 1971, between the hours of 8.00
a.m, and 8.00 p.m, and the advance poll will be opened in the
Municipal Wall on the 0th and J0th days of December, 1971,
between the hours af 2.00 pari, and 5.00 p.m., of which every.
percon tr herohe reqrired ' tala hatice ana govern him nett .

Given wider my hind nt 1 Sonnicbton, BC thie Vath day nf

F.B. Durrand
Returning Officer,

togetherness, and let the winds of
the heavens dance between you’’.
So must this couple, who have

been so unyielding, though with |

breaking hearts, look | across
these spaces between them and
realize the motivation and the
feeling of the other.

To replace intolerance. with
tolerance is not enough, for we
need appreciation. and un-

derstanding toc..In following this.

path there may be found a

healing of breaking. hearts, a.
return to. sanity’ and. human.

dignity.

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present funds towards purchase

AUXILIARY

of these items as. well as others
suggested.

Congratulations were extended
to the sewing. group for. their
efforts in raising the sum ‘of
$459.00. towards the work of the
auxiliary — at the recent sale at
the Hillside Shopping Mall.

Miss A. Bade, of the Hospital
staff, was presented with a gift as
a small token of gratitude for
work done in the preparation of
the auxiliary constitution. Miss
Bade stated that it had always
been a pleasure to work for and
with the auxiliary members.

Mrs. Crosby Smith, delegate to
the convention of the Auxiliaries
Division of the B.C. Hospitals’

Association, held in Vancouver in ~

October, Presented an in-
teresting report. Mrs. L. Bell,
observer from the auxiliary, also
gave. her impressions of the
convention.

A Christmas ‘‘Friendship Tea”
when staff of the hospital will be
guests, will be held at: 2.30 on
December ist. Convener Mrs.
E.W. Hammond.

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HICKORY SMOKED LB. 69