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PAGE FOUR

Wednesday, March 29, 1972

Regionalization Not Cheaper

Administrative costs at the Regional Board level are
being closely questioned this year, according to Mayor
Stanley Dear.

As budget time approaches, there are Peninsula-wide

: rumblings from frustrated Aldermen who, while they do

~ not deny. the vale of some Regional Board services, have
a suspicion that the costs of that organization might be
getting out of control.

It has by now been well established that, although

services through the Regional Board that they could not
afford individually, regionalization does not cut costs.
To be sure, some aspects such as technical and
planning. advice: which will affect the future of the
_ District as a whole cannot be measured in dollars.
The Town of Sidney, however, may save some money
if it can work out a satisfactory method of administering
_ the new sewer and treatment plant itself. Some of the
- items budgeted by the Regional Board -- such as $200
for training “courses and conferences — ‘may be
7 superfluous. And, instead of a new. truck for sewer
_ Maintenance, a municipal public works vehicle could
ce perhaps: do. double duty.
In short, the Town of. Sidney may not need - — and
| certainly can ill afford — the kind of friils. proposed by
fie the increasingly top-heavy Regional District. —

' Disappointing R eversal

3 School ‘Trustee Rubymay Parrott, in her motion. to ;
open meetings of the School Board’s education com-
mittee to the public, failed to strike a responsive chord.
with the one Trustee who might | have been expected. to
agree with her. vas
Trevor Davis, Mayor of North Saanich and a ‘School .
Trustee; stated quite clearly . at a recent meeting of .
North Saanich Council that closed meetings: were at an

difficulties with information leaked out of. ch
‘Sessions a th: the cnet thes

. y. speaking against Mrs. :
Parrott’s: ‘motion

- Afew. weeks ago it appeared that Mr. Davis’ desire for |
‘openness might be the spark needed to encourage other:
elected officials to open more debate to public view. In.
light of this expectation, his reversal now is. even more |
‘Gisappointing

COMPANY 1 COMES TO SIDNEY _
Company’ 1, the Victoria- based of the Province said, ' ‘Company I

member municipalities have access to professional |

something © - while

| years.
nd for.that municipality? He had experienced extreme:

a people,

. ~ theatre company «founded» by
‘professor Carl: Hare of the

University of Victoria, will: give

Its last performance of the season

at the. Sidney-North. Saanich

_° Branch of. the ‘Regional Library
- (at. Sanscha: Hall) on, Saturday,

April1,-at 7:00 pm, i
Although together juat over :

. year, Company. 1 has von

_ Unanimous: critical acclaim all

oe over the province, James Barber

of the Vancouver Sun said of their
 TaBt: Vancouver. Art. Gallery:

“performance, “There is laughter,
a really. healthy laughter, and an
“ @mormousn happihess.... What they
Spoke was the. language of the:
and “thelr actions:
Ss Mustrated the interactions of the
ee people.” And ‘Chrietopher Datoe

FUNERAL CHAPEL
OF ROSES

Wt. G, (Greg) Lonsdale

= RAIDEN MANACIER

9838 + Ath, ST.

| QINNKY, re

(656. 2932

Coben ORG, oo ara
Vietarie, WC, ~ ashi
' Menelos, 0.0, ~~ Th5-0eRt

‘performers. bring to: these. brief.
“skatches a lightness’ of touch and
“a breezy good humour. that. is
totally enchanting. Watching.
“them work, one. feels’ a warm
cloud of: joy spreading: around:

one,’

Company I's main emphasis
‘has... been” on

performing © for
school, chureh and youth groups,

‘Because of its limited financial
means, a manpower grant. in.
“January was given to enable it to:

fontinue its programme,

The. Library is. presenting this.
talented, ‘young group free. of.
charge as a special event to mark.

‘Hans Christian Andersen’ 8 birth-
day, April), :

~The. performances are ‘meant :
‘especially for children and young
people, but everyone is welcome,

However, the Reating {a very

| limited, 30 come: earlyy if
creative, live theatre for children
interests yous

. BET’ 1 SIGMA PHI}

by Lewley Pike |.

- Sidney. Gamma. Tota’ Chapter,
Beta Sigma. Phi, attended: ‘an
inter-chaptor party with Victoria
Preceptor Eta on March. 8 in
Chinese Village.

The annual convention will be
held in Nanaimo on May 5, 6,-7.
Four members and their
husbands will be attending as
offictal representatives of
Gamma Tota,

The opring Lushing prograni is
in full swing with several planned
activities for potential new
members. ;

Klection of officers for 1972. YB
will be held on March 28 at the
home of Joarine Wilson,

Gamma Iota will be organizing
the Miss Mermaid Contest this
year ax part ofthe All Sidney Nay
celebrations on July 1,

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NORTH SAANICH RESIDENTS OFFER PLAN TO PAY’ LANDOWNERS i
“NOT TO CUT DOWN TREES...

~ “Do L hear $1,000.00? Going once ...

Going Twice...”

We have
Your tree.,,
Put *10,000
na Suitcase,

Li

Thursday, March 30 — 10 a.m.
Weaving, Liquid Embroidery; 1
p.m. Dressmaking; 1.15 p.m.
Bridge Club; 7.30 p.m. Dancing &
Instruction.

Friday March 31 — CLOSED
FOR GOOD FRIDAY. ca
Saturday, April 1 —1 p.m. to.4
p.m. Open for Drop-Ins.

Monday April 3 — CLOSED
FOR. EASTER.

Tuesday April 4 — 10. a.m.
Painting. for Fun, Serenaders
Practice, Liquid Embroidery;
1.30 p.m. Progressive Whist.

Wednesday April 5 — 10 a.m.
Rug Hooking; 10.30 a.m. Mah--

BAHA’! FAITH

Oneness of God
Oneness of Man
Oneness of Religion

Informal Discussions

All are welcome

Phone 385-8131
or 656-3349

items of interest at the}
Hforthcoming -
Emeeting on Tuesday}
papa 4:

H 3. Council Indemnity By-law

656-4461 or * O56- 2001.

PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE
ASSOCIATION

A dinner will be held i in the Legion Hall, Mills Crossroad on.
Thursday, April 13th - 6:30. for 7:30. The:speaker will be Mr.
Brian Smith who is a member of the National Executive of the
party. Tickets are $7. per person and may be obtained by calling

Silver Thread Calendar

Jong; 11 a.m. Novelties; 12 noon
Hot Dinner; 2 p.m. Grace

Hawkins & Her Orchestra; 7 p.m.
Bridge Instruction.

All programs take place at
Senior Citizens — Centre,
Resthaven Dr.,. Sidney.

10030

“Municipality
of
North Saanich

council®

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properties
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from
residential “A” to ‘‘wharf”’.
Ho, Letters regarding Pat Bay B
s Highway media strip. :

for adoption.

Editor, The Review, Sir: a

It is refreshing to read your
forthright editorial in last week’s
paper. Words are not for mincing
and - you didn’t mince: yours;
though anyone who has waited a |
mere hour for Mr. Tisdaile to say’
- speaking
volumes is. extremely fortunate.
I've been waiting almost twenty

“You ‘omitted. to. " mention:
however, the. memorable -OC-
casion several’ years.-ago when:

understand a so-called dynamic’
party like - Social .Credit. having
Mr. Tisdalle i in their ranks all this
time: It is even more difficult to.
“understand why. voters kept:
-voting » for him, unless. it has’
- something to do with carrots ona
“stick. oe
The other point is the. media
itself. In the last few years the
media generally seems to’ have

No bite, sting: ‘or wallop.: ‘Where.
are the men of yesteryear, the.
‘men “who = just couldn't ‘keep

they disappeared? ‘Doesn't the
-Ppublic., want ‘facts. laid. before
them, or it? Have we become so
brain-washed we. can’t stand
thern? Whose fault is it?
“If our. culture is to survive it
must continually examine itself,
‘It must continually keep turning
up its-own. stones to see what's
underneath. It must stop blaming
the other guy - the Communists, .
the separatists, the Americans -~
and be extremely critical of it-,
self, through individual thinking,
-Tt-is only through the media that
the average. individual can. be
induced. to. think, It is oa
‘gargantuan task —~ “trying to:
induce individuals to think — but.
“itis possible. As the man said —
“There is no expedient to which a
man will not turn-to avoid the
ery real labour of thinking...
It has to be.done, Perhaps your
editorial will cause a faint stir in
many minds hitherto oun-
disturbed, A faint creaking, just
the liniest signs of: life. If 80, you:
have ‘performed a colossal Her:
View. |
Yours oo
A.W, Smiths -

Ls lendetalneinienecaemameell

Editor, The Review, Sirs

To; ; Concerned Parent -
whe”

You made twoiwtatements and
asked one question, What was
your point? What one wears on
the outside only reflects what is
inside --*'Wrang''. ''Children
respect and thrive on discipline
Administered “fatty and if
becomes a very important part of
their lives and very necessary in
order. to Jive suceessfully’’,
Wight! Mut your idea of what is
fair discipline for Vittle girls is
something else,

Arecall young girls desiouig to
be masculine you ask, and then
state, “There is nothing fenvinine

March

2 u : 8

other angles. It” ‘is: “difficult” to “strictly:

help the poor’ devil: ‘who didn't :
happen to fit his or her category: |”

been getting wishier and washier. |.

quiet? Are they muzzled or have ‘|

‘girls seem to love to wear’.

Surely ‘pants’ are rnore modest

than skirts on. busy. active littie
“girls. Fair. discipline: you say to

deny them. their use: Who says

they are for men only? Jesus.
_wore a robe and oriental. women
“pants long before Him. It is not
the clothing that. makes. the

difference in the gender, or. didn’t.

your. mother ever tell. your...
“Clothes are for convenience, to’

regulate body, heat, and allow us

: our: modesty. Some. poor. devils
Mr. Tisdale refused to surrender ' ae

we Fifty, ‘years ‘ago: certain: Per

se them. for vain preening.

Today women have invaded’
. almost all fields of endeavor that
once were considered exclusively
male provinces. Now men. and
women’ think very. much: alike,
the matter of sex, thank heavens,
is secondary as far. as mental
expression... or identification is
concerned. '

You: state “mney” call” ‘wore
‘pants’. fe you can’t’ call. them
‘Slacks because that name -no
longer. fits’ them’, Well the cut
isn’t all that different, so what is
it you are objecting to? There is
one other change though, Surely

modern ‘invention, the little
zipper, should be worn in one
position for the male and another
for the fernale - a sort of badge
that says, Hey look -I'm a: ‘setter:
and not a ‘nointer',
Respectfully your,”
P, E. Levar,

Editor, The Review, Sir:

We will appreciate. very much.
your publication of this appeal to
your readers for non-monetary
assistance in an unique and very
worthwhile effort. ‘Ksan’ Indian
Craft Village presents the North
Coast: Indian. culture. of the
Gitksan Indians’ of the Upper
Skeena’- River; Constructed
during the past three years, the
Village now contains six houses
that are. replicas of the old.
communal house of the pre-white

important culture, Last year over
14,000 people visited the Village,
dneluding one thousand -children

organized school tours.

«Many artists and craftamen, all
of Native . Canadian Heritage,
work at the Village, and two

[houses are equipped for their use.

The beautiful articles. they
create,-all in traditional design
and concept, are either: pold in
the sales house for their benefit,
or are marketed (by. the "Kaan
Association through other outlets
across Canada,

JAD iniporlant part of our work
in the perpetuation of the ancient
dances, songs, drumming rhyth-
me rnd eenermanlae Mane varie
people in the Upper Skeena area
capend much of their free time
learning and practising “there
arte, onyd have gained much

that we are proud to announce

in the jeans and ‘pants’ young
I : §

ti

a

that we have been invited to send

«dark.

you are not suggesting that the!

era, and is a living museum of an

from all over the: province. on,

proficiency. So much #o, in fact,

“a troupe of dancers, singers,

drummers and wood carvers to
appear. in. the National Art

Gallery in. Ottawa, the Royal.

Ontario Museum in Toronto, and.
also in New: York City next: Oc-

which not.only. the people of. In-
dian heritage can be proud, ‘but in
which we can. all take” pride ‘an

“pleasure...
_- We do have a problem, and iti is.
: the subject of this’ ‘appeal. ‘The.
wardrobe for our dancers is quite :
adequate for the. limited.-per--
_formances: we- have been: ‘able-to-
give ‘thus’ far, but we. do. ‘need.

‘more). regalia, . drums,

these, but to. ‘maintain. absolute

: authenticity. we are. experiencing.
great difficulty i in obtaining some |
..of the required. materials. For
‘some’ dances. the performers |
“wear, the traditional. button.
blanket; This is a blanket, usually «
-upon” which | a
: traditional: design cut from red
flannel or felt. is appliqued. The
appliqued design is then outlined -
“and high lighted with ‘shell or

blue,

‘mother-of: “pear. buttons, and” in

designs up. to ‘five. hundred or
more. buttons. are required on

“each blanket. ;
‘Other robes used in. certain

entirely ‘covered with” bird
feathers to form a feather robe.
~~ Our. appeal, therefore, ,
donatians of shell‘and mother-of-
pearl] buttons, and for. feathers.

animal claws and. teeth, deer
hooves,-wild-goat horns:and sea
lion’: Whiskers,'The. latter ‘are

“undoubtedly rare items! It will be

deeply. appr eciated if your
readers. who have some of these

‘Kaan project by donating them
small,

discarded ‘stutfed “bird vor one
found dead, or-any: of the other
items listed, Please send them to
Ksan, Hazelton, B.C. .

This.1san association ine

Act asa non-profit organization,
Association: membership” in-

Indians and non-Indlans, and is
an example of the good that can
be achieved through’ the © co-
operation of all three groups,

Yours sincerely,
'Kson Association
pers. W, Weeks

rn)

Faltac, The Bevley, Sly:

Let not the tree-savers be too
complacent over the enabling
legislation. introduced on March
40, Alter. close study, Lam con:
Vinced that it ia unworkable In its
present forni,

law and a veferendum. The latter
particularly, ag the scheme

would require Jarge sums of

tober. We feel this is something cf

‘masks,
: attles and other: items’ for “such

‘an important tour, Our, artists:
and craftsmen can. make all.

this age of plastics it-is almost ee
impossible to obtain these. but-:
“tons, once so common. For some.

ceremonies have, a cloth base.

is for.

We also require large bird claws,

articles wil participate in the |

to us, No contribution is> too.
be jt only two or three:
suitable buttons; feathers from: a:

corporated under, the Societies:

cludes status Indians, non-status

Te will of course require a by.

which to compensate owners for.
not cutting. trees. The’ mind
boggles at the sums that would be

2800 acres of merchantable

at the same time, As a sample:—
A100 acre block of timbered land

‘|was advertised for sale’ on.
° Saturday ; with. a million board
feet specified. ‘At. current ees,

this represents. some -$30,000:-

-do this,

‘complications in. this so called
legislation, that I am sure: Dan

must have foreseen them. I am
‘inclined to think that he ‘for-
‘mulated the scheme with but one
thought..in. mind. “If the: tree
lovers want to play the tune, then
surely. they. must be prepared to
‘pay the piper, Me

Surely. there must ‘be. a better

In the meantime | logging con-,
tinues and believe me I don't: like
‘seeing them go either, ~

Maybe a voluntary fund could
be raised with the Mayor of North
Saanich at the head with his new
increase of indemnity,
seriousness, if all. tree. lovers
would donate say $500,. a good
sized sum. could .be used to
reserve or. purchase -some
Specified areas of desirable
timber,

Yours sincer ely,
Douglas R, Cook.

eevee ommnetnamnen

to daily papers on the subject of
disarmament.

with the sense destroyed, It must

taboos as had the Polynesians,
Moreover, my frustration ls of
long duration. ;

Minister of Foreign Affairs. He
was telling me what Canada was
doing, the while Twas trying to
tell him: what. Canada was. not
doing. It was, and is, my. wish
that Canada should be the leader

Minister Trudeau promised us
this should he be elected to offices,
What have we to lose if we chose
morality? We must. not forget
that the Soviet Union wan the first
ta pramnse tote) - Aleormamont:

My point over the last months

last might: examine, then. ad-
vanes the proposal. Why | the
taboo? I think this is where World
Federaliaty are at fault. Dispute:
setLIing Culex are possible atter
ain oniy after - disarmament,

F. A. Thornley,

Saanichton,
y

money in a reserve fund, from

required, if all the owners of the.

timber were to ask compensation

olf the folk who live i in the more oe
urban” ‘areas, are’ prepared to |].
cough: up: say, 7: mills extra ‘on -
‘|their taxes, to feed the: Reserve
fund, inorder’ to improve: the.
scenery in the: rural. areas, ‘then :
this is: -aeceptable. Somehow, I
doubt me if they. are Pr epared t to :

There are “$0 ‘many: “other:

Campbell, with tongue in cheek, |.

way to retain some of our trees, .

In all,

Editor, ‘The Review, a Us
"The past winter I have written»

T recall one letter, printed, but.

be concluded we have aa effective.

Fifteen years ago» 1 was :
corresponding with our then

in disarmament. Indeed, Prime |’

haa been to hope Canada at long.

THE PARISH OF
-. NORTH SAANICH
The Anglican Church of Canada
: ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH =:
_. 8rd St.Sidney
MAUNDY THURSDAY
-9.00a.m.  Hely Communion
7.30p.m. The Last Supper &
<. - Stripping the Altar.
: GOOD FRIDAY s
2.00 p: m,
Hour. .
Rev. ‘Dr. A. Ashley.
ee EASTER SUNDAY.
: 1. 00a. m. “Holy. Communio
‘ULiba. m. -Chorai Communion
— Childrens Easter ‘Cro

“HOLY TRINITY CHURCE
Patricia Bay

fe _Easter Sunday _

| 8.00.a:m:;

oy Rev, Robert Sansom —
B56. 4870

23 P.m. The Last - ST. PAUL'S -

. “Manse: . ye:
“| SHADY ~ CREEK, T180, ‘Bast,

‘Holy. Communion - :
10.00 a.m. Parish Communion: 1
: THE: TRUTH THAT: HEALS

“956-3223 | |.

~ PARISH OF
SOUTH mica

Rev, Ivan H. Futter:
652-2812.
EASTER SERVICES. April 2
ooo, ST. MARY'S:
10.00 a.m, Family Communion
' ST, STEPHEN'S .

: Good Friday: —

1,00. p.m. Liturgy of the
‘Passion

Brentwood and Shady Creek
United Church es will join us in
this service,

EASTER SUNDAY
Pam and: U1 am, Holy
‘Communion
7.40 pum.

may E

with

Compline

meditation

~1@ ASSEMBLY OF GoD §
1q. 9182 E, Saanich Road}
Pastor C.D, Lynn

646-2645

Sunday: Services.

, fsa. Sunday Schoat
iw isan, Morning Wornhip
%. 7100p.m, Evangelintic Servive:

Tuesday

yp.

Ho Thursday
). ‘Mops, a
= “Friday.
wasp,

; 0 a ta.
-1,00a.m,

Bible si and Prayer %

~ Youth Service | .

Crinmaern 4

: Foursquare |
Gospel Church

9925°th St, 656-3544

‘Rev. KW, Ridgway, Pastor
Toe RASTER,
WEEKEND veces
rood Friday i

Sew the Bim “Mindhendere’” 4 ben

lemporary prenentation of a elatleg
MOOKAge.

RASTER SUNDAY 10 Me ret

Special Ieaster, Program and Manie,

Evening Service| 2200 pam
"We welcome you"

Peace Lutheran Church
2205 WEILEIL AVE.
Morning Service a Wa m,
Sunday School 10,00 a.m,
Thursday + ible Class 6 pan.
REV. ALE. OFKE

656-2975

United Church _.
of Canada
- SIDNEY and NORTH
-» SAANICH?

‘Rev. R. Hori Pratt.

Church Office - 656-3213 -
Manse - 656-1980 2.00:
ST. JOHN'S DEEP COVE
‘Service of Worship. 9:30a.m.

‘Service of Worship. ‘11:00am:
“Church School: 9:30a ‘m.
“ “CENTRAL SAANICH
“UNITED CHURCHES _
‘Rev. Geoffrey G. ‘Smith
‘Church Office. on ° 652-2719
652-2748

obs Saanich Road. qe
7 Eanally Service and Sunday. oy
7 Shonk -9:45a.m..

“ Sunday, April 2...
9. 00 awm.-9.15.a m,

ire 1410 Ke
CEMS. 985 MGS,
8:45 to 9:00 AM.

‘What's “appropriate for
Easter?. Learning how ‘to
Forgive?’ -

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
‘RADIO SERIES

‘BETHEL BAPTIST

CHURCH
1.am, Family Service
~ and Children’s activities’
7.00p.m. Evangelistic service

A friendly welcome : awaits all,
Information

686-1239 or

; 656-1537

ont :

“SIDNEY |

pe SEVENTIEDAY
-ADVENTIST CHURCH
~, Rest Haven rive. Sidney
+ BATURDAY
Bible Study.
Worship
Youth Service
WO pam,
Prayer.

A0p im. *
‘Sunday
7.90 p.m., Wed,
Friday 7.30 p.m,
“ALL ARE WELCOME
Pastor. B. 1, Gilleroth »
Phone 650-2756

Sluggett Memorial
Baptist Church
“ BRENTWOOD BAY
LAC, Vose, Pastor

PH, 652-1607

Sunday School
Moralng Worship
Prvening Worship,
Prayer & Praise
Young People

10,00a.ny,
1008.0,
70pm,
Thursday | @odp ret
Friday Te pm,

A friendly Family Church,
Welcome,

H}

SIDNEY
BIBLE CHAPEL
ome SE Buesh

: Sunday fchont aid
Sunday School and Hible

Claas 0008 mM,

The Tania! figper Wea th

. Evening iaevice PMpm.
Sunday, April 2 Mr. W. Gurtiet

Wedineaday Anim, Prayer

atid Uibie hiudy,