. Published at Sidney; Vancouver Island, B.C.
Every Wednesday
By Review Publications Ltd.
9831 Third Street
John Manning - Publisher
George Manning - Editor
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express to you our horror

-° guilty reality of. involvement: in
oo this infamous war. As: witness to.
“this fact are the hundreds of
millions of dollars worth of war
7 materials shipped annually. by
“Canada to the United States, the
“many American war. research
~ projects: engaging our university

, records of professional Canadian

Aan . for the. U.
ops dochina..

“than: a decade to obtain’ our
government's commitment to the

~~ in this hideous carnage are sick

/ the fact that every Canadian his:
oi been obliged. to contribute to the
destruction. of your. lands. and
 Vivellhood, your proper authority.

| “Yamilles

-Joxample: of your ‘splendid for-
 titude inspires Ws to increase in
“every “way -posaible our. own
= struggle gains the anti-human
. forees in’ our. land
_oobusiness, our government, our

schools, our very courts of law ~~

“peacemaker can truly begin,

“the foltowing rnethod very -
- ppcceusful in getting rid of the

ia effective to 15 feetor so, The:
“> factory nowle should be removed

the tree but i vaporized damage

PAGE FOUR

Wednesday, May 31, 1972

‘Sound Management

Since the first estimates were prepared in 1968, the

cost of storm drains planned
this year have risen by ne

siderably more than the six per cent annual rise an-

ticipated three years ago. -

At that time it seemed economically sound to stage
construction of the program over a period of ten years —
and pay for it out of current funds, rather than with
borrowed money — on the assumption that the increase
in building costs would be more than offset *t by the cost of

borrowing. -
This is no longer the case.

_Inflation in the construction field is moving well ahead

_ of the assumed six per cent figure, while the opportunity
would appear to exist that relatively inexpensive money
might again become available through the Federal

Governments ‘winter works’

At a special meeting of Sidney Council on Monday,
Mayor Stan Dear said that such funds might be obtained
for less than seven per cent interest, and that in light of

the rapidly climbing costs of sewer construction, the
town would be well advised to be prepared to proceed

- with the $1,000,000 program if Ottawa announces ‘an
extension of the loans next winter:

; Disagreement. with this proposal seems to centre .
~ primarily on the total amount of money involved; but

. this expenditure is, after all, unavoidable.

_ . The storm drain system must be built. And either
way, itis going to cost a great deal of money.

~The Mayor’s stiggestion is

. - — taking a saving now on the whole project, rather than
es spending. more money over

for construction in Sidney
arly 60 per cent — con-

program.

simply good ‘management

an extended Period.

We would ‘like. to. share ‘with
your readers. the following - Open

oo ° familiar
eception, and as
-down’? of. the:

of} with it.

our shame.:. .
‘For. behind our” ~ country’ S.
‘peacemaker. mask. hides. the:

‘and government laboratories, the

peace-keepers turned errand-boy
S. command in. In.

We who have. worked for more

human lives and values at stake

at heart, We disavow Canada’s
callous betrayal of international
peace. We condemn as well the
indifference of those Canadian
church, labour and civic groups,
and. thousands . of. individuals,
“whose self-interest has obscured

as a nation, your birthright as
and: trons dn Jyour
homes, Be ES ge

We want you to know that the .

in our

sete

#0. that the work of Canada as

Yours truly,»
“Doreas Blalr
(Victoria Voice of Women)

a einieninnon HAR PrN

Editor, The Review, Sir:
“Res Vent Caterpillars
Over many years | have found

Tenia
Using a garage-type oi
pquirter, about 4" by 2" which

yok os ty ‘ a yyy layed |
ohasa finger pamyon it, the equirt

go thata “hlob" of all is ejected,
This it eee COAaYy wy because fu is
easential that vaproir ing does nat
take place. The “biob™ hits the

“lent with litle or no damage to

“LETTE RS TO THE EDI TOR

Editor, The Review, Sirs:
“the tank with ordinary furnace or.

“ean! become equal to revolver gun:

“practice. Thus all the old ideas: of
-burning® are‘ “quite? unnecessary. |

“couple of minutes. Most’ of the’
caterpillars will be observed to

Editor, The Review, Sir:

to the whole. tree can ensue. Fill,

stove oil and’ your ‘marksmanship

“In the event: that. the suggested

squirter: is: impractical, obtain a :
-long. bamboo’ pole, afix some’
eeotton batting. to, the end, soak ‘it

‘in fuel. oil and t touch the. tent’,

Results will ‘be. seen, ‘within a

-be. dead. with their jaws locked
‘into the silk of the tent and their.
bodies hanging down. -
This method has been very
“successful at: my home without
permanent damage to bushes and
trees so, try-it out, there is’no:
_need for burning with consequent
damage to. branches...

-Y,W, Sealey
W. Sealey

“In-one of .the -recent. Sidney
Reviews, Mayor Dear was quoted
“as saying he did not like the trees
on Beacon Avenue as they are not
pretty, Of course they. are. not
pretly, They are beautiful,

Not Jong ago 1. steod on the
corner of Beacon and Fifth. |
looked © along) -Fiftth and. what
would be a lovely view of the sea
and the Olympies in the distance
is marred by forty-five telephone
poles and MASSES sof wires on hott
sidese
oath contrast, “Jooking along
Beacon is ar akyoline ol tree,
concealing the telephone: pales
a great asset te the main ap:
proach into Sidney, °

tveryone b have: spoken tw Ss
dead against the removal of these

Yours truly,
M. KE. dean Idiens.

ase ergata oon (8

Editor, The Review, Sirs”
Yesterday: Thad occasion. to
phone’ the office: of the
Municipality of Central Saanich
ond. inquired “if. there was a
Council meeting that night. On
being informed there was,” J
asked if it was open to the public,
My informant told me all counctl
meetings are open to the public.

ameeting and alter. twenty
minutes of debate the couneil, by
a four te fue vote, decided te re
behind closed doors to discuss the
people's business. Aldermen
riehel and Lazar vated against
the wollen whith Asia
Clay ards, Lamont, Salt and
Butler voting forthe “in camera”
meeting.
Cas youte ne fy aaa just ak!
fashioned, or is this. modern
democracy at work?
Vours sincerely »

: subscribe for The Review: One

: cracking. noises. ‘He claims that
“music and voices in the air can be
heard i in ‘nearly every, part of his

| as. relieving ‘the. ‘congestion. of

trees and.) hope they: remain,’ we

Ldecided to attend the couneil

=
“7

1972.
WATERING

scion gas

fos eiGon Dewey.
—the Sidney Review

“Bob, you should have specified WHOSE hand would be holding the watering can ... oan

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4

OBITUARIES

ANDERSON
- In Sidney, B.C.; on May 25,
1972, Mr. Johannes Anderson,
age 80 years. Born in Sweden,
and had been a residentof Sidney,

_B.C. for the past 3 years, residing

at 2139 Bradford Avenue; for-
merly of Lake Cowichan, B.C.

He leaves his loving wife,
Karin, at home; son, Knute;
Coquitlam, B.C.; five grand-
children; sister, Mrs. Caroline
Larsen, Oakland, California; two
nephews and a niece.

Service was held in the
Hirst Funeral Chapel (Sands),
Duncan, B.C., on Monday, May
29, 1972, at 1 pm., Mr. J.
Robertson officiating. Interment
in .Cedar Valley Memorial
Gardens. Arrangements by the
Sands Funeral Chapel of Roses,
Sidney, B.C

HOUNSOM

Suddenly - at. Rest. Haven
Hospital, Sidney, B.C., on May
26, 1972, Mrs. Margaret Houn-
som, in-her 83rd year;.-born in
Wales, late residence, 10103 Third
St.. Sidney, B.C.; formerly. of
Vancouver, B.C. Predeceased by
her husband, Kenneth, in 1970
and her daughter, Nora in 1915.
She leaves her daughters, Mrs. J.
L. (Florence) Gray, Sidney, B.C.,
Mrs: P.- (Jean) Lowe, Victoria,
B.C. and Mrs.. K.: A. (Joyce)
Stokes, Vancouver, B.C.;° six
grandchildren; two. great-
grandchildren, a brother and a
sister in Calgary, Alberta.

Service was held in the Sands
Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidney,
B.C.,.on Tuesday, May 20, 1972,
the Rev. Robert Sansom. of-

ficiated. Cremation.

30 Years Ago

No other country. paper gives
the variety of news found in The
Review. Subscribe now. If you
want to read all the district news,

year, $2. 00; six months, $1.00,
Benjamin Wolf,-who:lives near
‘Falmouth, Ky., declares his sleep

-has been disturbed at’ ‘frequent |

‘intervals. by electric shocks and

onda Jin: wee bed act ‘as a
z wireless: receiving. “station. By:
. eliminating: the antennae, as well

anew. development ‘in ‘radio
telephony, has been announced.
Music, news, lectures and other
forms of speech can be received
-by attaching the usual receiving
_instrument to the electric socket,
in the same manner. as electric
fans, . vaccum’ cleaners ® and
flatirons are attached to lighting
circuits.

Wor th Remember jing: F at
from | Soup: To remove. the fat
‘from hot’ soup, pour the soup
‘through a cloth wrung. out in cold.
‘water, The fat will remain in the
cloth. yee

- The. Chitdren* 8 Diet: The child
who is allowed to choose what he
will eat is. very apt. to be: un-
dernourished, Fix his plate
daintily and put it before him,
with the things he should eat upon
, and if he never hears. about
preferences, he. will probably
never make any,

eb Years Ago.

things
recorded the following:..

The’ Review Staff discovered
something of interest last week.

respectful attitude, They:

‘and plopsoa board on ‘en, Well,

Aberta sand British | Columbia:
“was ‘drawn. Yes, indeed! They
Ware the oones) oo.

the work was done. by tosh!

 Miscellancous" Shower
Held in Tripp one

Acimiseelancnus shower
hold recontiy athe hone af Mra.
honour oof bride eet Jo-Anne
Rvstedt.
BN and Rowena Nunn. Games
were enioved  fellawine the
“opening oC the gifts refreshments
were served, Guests melded
Mrs, R, Goos, Mrs 1. Roberts,
‘Maa VY. Waiat puis Min. is Lith,
Mrs, K. Pearson, Mra. A. Nunn;
Mra. P) Watling: Mre. 1). Colvin:
‘ind. Mabey, Mrs. HE Quaimes,
Mie. de Meditoal, Min. M
Melntosh: Mra, Eo Trippy Mes. 1.
Trapp. Mrs Ro Nant andthe
Misses M. Michaelis. 1 Nunn, ©,

4

Robert Gadfrey,

Baron, J, Nuaa and Py Smigh,

Our stands used for folding are;
now looked upon with ao mere |
wee
ordinary: dranghtsmen’s stands ©

oo Mow know, the awkward Gab
“kind: one heaves ‘en in and out

our stands were those used when -
the final boundary. line’ between

they came >
from the office jn Sidney where

was
Wilfred Tripp, Lochside Drive. in’

Hostesses: were) Elaine:

The slips that pass in the type
department amused us last when

' the story which rambled on about

the Firemen discussing many
-at. their meetings,

. “Every subject under. the sun
may come. up, and often dies.’
This should, of course, have read,
“and often does.”’

‘The only reason a ‘subject could

‘die ‘at. the Firemen’s meeting: :
would be lack of. information ; =
“and. believe: me, -that seldom

happens Te you want ° ‘to know
+ but Darticularly about his “y fells cdre

ibet, go toa. Firemen’ <
meeting’ eIf you: have a slight

‘doubt’as to-the proper procedure:
“im. reaming. out-a aril) hole. for, a, :

‘brace’ ‘strap’

find out!:-You will, also find out:

how; ‘to,,catch: salmon,. stuff.a
baked kangaroo and how to buss
the bride, when best man at’ a
wedding. It’s enlightening. - ;

EO Wears Ago

Divers _ Get ‘Souvenirs from:
Rum Runner: Salt Spring Island
skin. divers, the

from there by chartered boat to
“Banfield to search for the wreck
of the “Theipval a suspected
rum runner, 125 feet:in length
that struck a reef and went down
82> years» ago. The divers
discovered the 600 pound anchor
and also brought up. small odd-
ments of the ship's furnishings as
souvenirs. The party. numbered
Ab, of whom.30 were divers, The
local club has 13 members, Don
Irwin is president.

A‘ strawberry Cestival; thought ;

“ta be the only one: of ils kind on
the, west coast,” WIN be held’ in

-Fathoms:
Phantoms, travelled last. week-.
‘end to Port Alberni in company
with Vancouver Island Clubs, and:

OM THE PAST FILES OF THE REVIEW

23 from Ip. m. to 6.30 p.m. Among |
the many. -attractions to be -of-
fered during the afternoon will-e
square dancing, a freckle con-
test,.a baby .contest, Scottish’
dancing, pony: rides, bingo,

‘games ‘of skill, sale of home
" | cooking, a
- growers, arid strawberry. short-

flower.display by local

cake, made with the famous
Saanich: Peninsula Strawberries.

In Review |

“SUPPORT. YOUR
-GUNFIGHTER.: Who
notorious gunfighter,
Morgan? Not the tall, dark and

is ‘the

swinging into town ~...
wall-eyed friend either, though he
pr efends ic be. (And just for, the
record, it's not small dark: and
raeous" "suzanne
either!) Who then-is the ghastly

Aheir performances, certainly not
-the two stars, who have both done

in the past. This tedious tale. of
mistaken identities is tull of the
usual eye-rolling, thigh-slapping,
fist-smashing. bad-Western

town called Pur patory

Brentwood Bay on Saturday June

Ei hough said!

their homes. The scheme started

~Homebound ‘Cinema Scheme.
Brings’ Joy to Pensioners. It is.
-good to know that the question of:
» suitable low: cost housing for. the
‘| elderly is. exercising | city: fathers”
“and many other agencies, “and it.
is good to. learn what other. towns:
and cities are’ doing: to ‘bring
pleasure’ to: the» ‘housebound.’
A society ‘in. Paisley,: Scotland, ay
: seems Sto have solved the question

: disabled and inform.

| SIDNEY MOVIE

Jocal -

‘denomination.

or

Shorty .

handsome stranger who comes !
nor his "f

Pleshette.

gunman? Who cares! Judging by.

some worthy film and TV. work) B-

cliches, and it all takes place ina

"YD owl fight: for >
positive “agricultural
policies: to protect
BC. farmers.” > a

i

Saanich & The Islands.
. 7 N.D.P. | -

yo S200 Douglas S600. 4 PUM
Weds Thurs, Fri.
Be DUH)

ERIC SHERWOOD |

f “iy ! dad

of how to. add much joy and in-_
terest to those who cannot leave

as a birthday gift by members of
the Paisley branch.of T.O.C:H.
and has expanded into a goodwill .
venture.

Called the Homebound Cinema
Scheme, there are five sections:
movies, television, recordings,
welfare and. taxi services.. The

program. consists of regular.

movie. visits. of one. hour

“programs. of comedy, travel and ©
changed |
monthly. from. October. to. April.

-“Homebound: pensioners receive

interest © films,

tape: recordings: ‘of: concerts and
church | “services,

outings. and parties’ for the:

The taxi service takes invalids
round. the: city: illuminations at.
Christmas and ; the television ©
section provides for six months .

‘\ television periods ..... [can't
[help thinking that the housebound --

of Paisley are fortunate indeed to...
have this delightful scheme. to

relieve the monotony of life and.
to add interest io thei restricted ;
existence, ae
The earth - ‘is but. one
3. country; and mankind its

Citizens.

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Building ‘Boom’ Hits Sidney

Although building construction
figures» have not yet. been
totalled, Sidney ‘municipal staff

‘say that. $1.2. million worth: of

construction has. been started i in
May...
Projects include al2 suite, two

Avenue, a 24 unit condominium
‘on Fifth Street, a 16 suite apart-
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Th Anglican. Church of Canada
SUNDAY J UNE 4th -

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
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-8.00a.m..

‘Holy Communion

followed by refreshments 3 in.
: the. Hall =

ST. ANDREW’ 8 CHURCH:

United Church
~ of Canada .
» SIDNEY. and NORTH
=) is SAANICH - ;

: Rev. R: Hori: Pratt.

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Manse:- €56;1930.
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ST.PAUL’S. SIDNEY.
Service of Worship 11:00am.
Church School 9:30 a.m.

Service of Worship -9:30a.m..

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652-2812 -9,.30a.m, - Bible Study
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Sunday, June 4 3.30pm. : “Youth Service
Si’, STEPHEN Sunday 7:30 p.m.
oe HEN'S 7.30 p.m, Wed. Prayer .
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or =: ALL. ARE WELCOME
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