“SAANICH PENINSULA AND. GULF ISLANDS ; REVIEW _

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Wednesday, September 24, 1969

‘Fire Fighting _

Av ‘serious ’ tire which ‘caused extensive damage .
‘toa. ‘small. waterfront cottage in’ Deep Cove: last.
“week: ‘serves as.a warning to ‘all: citizens, and muni-..
“eipal.: ‘administrators. ‘Deficiencies have. ‘been ob.

: mishap.

- that. the fire was caused when a portable gas heater.
was - placed too close to a: chesterfield. This sort
of thing is a° clear invitation to.. fatastrophe | and one
_ cannot but wonder how many more similar situa-

conscious, of their fire prevention ‘responsibilities.
~ Secondly, it is understood that the fire had been”

was turned in, The reason for this is not evident
“but! ‘obviously any fire: department must be ‘alerted
with all: ‘possible - -haste if it is to have a chance to:
seful and-do- more than dampen down the smould-
ering ruins.) ~
To: a large extent then, the householder can do his
‘share. by. preventing fires and. ‘by knowing. what to do
if one does occur despite his. efforts. - Having ‘the:

eem to be.an obvious example... os

n velabl utmost with the equipment provided.

appear. on the: Ssene. after the alarm was turned. in,

“lost. in getting underway. Accordingly, the “problem
i either. in. the’ speed at which the fire trucks can
“travel or in the. distances © to be covered to Deep
Cove, or. for that matter, Dean Park or Ardmore.
One observer “saw the newest truck labouring at

~~ pite- the sirens and. flashing lights, . the vehicle was
: .indeed on a serious. mission, Firemen later re-
ported that the seven-year-old truck which weighs

i faster under the circumstances, When it. did ap-
pear on the scene, . the engine had so over~heated.
that) it: was unable to. ‘pump water, |
a. number - of: local residents had already brought
the: fire. ‘under control and the second truck ar-
rived. shortly ‘after. Obviously the- six-mile jour-
ney was too. much for the Sidney-North: Saanich
Fire Department’s best. vehicle.

various’ authorities responsible for the. financing,

there: has been no progress.
- community . has. seen neither the addition of essen~

satellite’ hall to serve more adequately the out-
a lying areas. .
“To have both in the immediate future may be too
oo ‘costly ‘and may not be justified at this time but
--@learly one or the other is. essential and priori-
ties must be jointly established if an effective fire
fighting force is to be maintained,

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RUTH ENKE VIEWS

i Janet’s moment: of.truth‘came
on the third day..of their honey- .
moon. But she.was a nineteenth

‘ century wife, living’ before Bri-
‘tain’s ».-Married: Women’s: Pro- :

‘served: and some “lessons should be learned from. the : _

“In -the- ‘first ‘place, it has been ‘reliably reported: a

“tions — exist in the homes of people who are not >

burning for some considerable time before an alarm —

ocal fire department’s telephone number handy would
’ For. the municipal authorities of Sidney and North

: the same. fire ‘provided evidence: that all is -

‘eritical of ‘the. volunteer firemen. They appear. 7

Sufficient - firemen. to'man two trucks: arrived at the’
hail with the utmost despatch and. no- ‘time. was -

30 “miles” ‘per = -hour -up’ the -gentle--slope on.--|-
-Mills..Road and. found it ‘hard to believe that. des- ;

“17 tons when fully.:loaded will simply not go any —

Fortunately °

During the last two. “years there have néen many
discussions, proposals and allegations. made by the .

administration and operation of the fire department,
-. Harmony, however, has been lacking, and without it
This rapidly growing —

‘tial new equipment nor the establishment of a

FROM THE PAST

Files of the Review a \

50 Years Ago

Messrs. E, Davey and F. Hob-
son of the Victoria-Sidney Motor
Stage, have established a waiting

* “oom for the patrons oftheir line
opposite the Victoria and Sidney
railway station on Railway Street,
this city.

Mr. Morris, caretaker of the
North Saanich School, on Wednes~
day last week fell over a stump,
fracturing his leg. Mr. Mortis
is progressing favourably, ac-
cording to latest reports,

25 Years Ago

Residents who have learned to
set their clocks and watches by
the 2 p.m, wailing of Sidney’s
alr raid siren must seek other
means of time comparison. Be~
gating this week the siren will
sound only once, on Wednesdays.
Discontinuance of daily tests re-

sults from an official order of the
civilian protection organization,
Dally testing has been in effect
for approximately two years,

10 Years Ago

Throughout the many years of
ferry services into Sidney there
has been no vessel bearing the
name of the port until the pro«
vincial government established
plans for a government ferry
service to the mainland, The new
ferries will be named Sidney and
Tsawwassen, the government has
announced,

Parking Lot Crash

Aa accident in Safeway park«
ing lot in Sidney resulted in

damages totalling $150.
David Aurell of Grand Rapids,

. Up, Up, In Our Beautitul Balloon...

“Foster Parents

‘Short lectures and discussions:
aimed at promoting healthy fam-
ily. life are being held at the In--
stitute of Adult Studies on Mon-
day evenings, sponsored by the«
Foster’Parents’ Association and
Greater Victoria Teachers’ AS-
sociation. ;

~. Titled “What goes on under the =

“hanging baskets” or ‘‘As ye sow,
so shall ye reap’’. the program

“THE ROYAL —

Talks Planned”

“traces: growth of a: child from

« ‘planting to harvest’?! - Lectures
cover problems ‘of children who

“cannot fit into. society and one™

given by C, Barber of Cool-Aid
and C. Tyler of the Boys’ Club
is entitled “Keep off the Grass’
and ‘"What Happens after 2 2'p.m,
and Weekends.”

There are -six sessions: in-

“cluding coffee and * “ue2" group

talks:

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| forty “years _ before

‘fessional

two

perty Act of-1882.. So she had

‘Eno -money’ of her. own, “no vote,

‘no ‘training . for a job,” and di-'
yvorce was unthinkable, It was
she was,
‘mercifully, widowed, In that time’

{she had six live babies, four

miscarriages and two stillbirths,

{It-was: the will o ‘of God, said her. -

minister.

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_ One of her. descendants was
another Janet; atwentieth century
Canadian woman. ‘This Janet had
the Pill, the Vote, a PhD, a pro-
job connected with
Family “Planning “and consider=,
able business ability.

"She divorced her first husband,

“Yost her second.in an automobile .

accident. (This J anet was killed: ‘
eventually in a plane crash.)

eee

“women aré presented here'so that
Review readers may be reminded
of the social mores and situations
of the nineteenth’ and twentieth
centuries.

For it’s: fun, I think, to pull
‘someone ont of another ‘century
or culture, try to understand their
attitudes. and the forces that-

Georgi a Straits

1 | Oil Exploration.

Meeting Called

the Straits of Georgia have mo-
‘tivated the Society for Pollution
and Environmental Control to call

a public meeting.

: “At will be held in the Neweombe.
Auditorium of. the. Provincial

Museum at 8 p.m. on October 9.

‘Speaker will be Norman Sand-
ers, .a~ professor in. environ-

He “will show slides of off-

:|-shore. oil drilling, when leakage
“| caused thousands -
: damage along California shores:

of. dollars

Further information on we

ing 384-3258,

Yr espective century.

“woman!
The younger Janet:is explaining ®

’ Prospects of oi] exploration in .

mental geography at the Univer-"
-| sity ‘of California at Santa Rar-
bara,

meeting can be obtained. by phon-

os shaped them, ‘and then, maybe, to

put the characters in.a different’ younger Janet's job.

oe job?” “You vote?’ And people
‘struct. your own dialogue between
army. officers, naval: personnel, . a
-explorers,: carpen-" 0.

situation - and: watch: them react. —-<
“How would these two Janets °
shave reacted to one’ another?
(The queer part ts, thatan attrac-
“tive little S-shaped chair, that.
‘belonged to the first Janet, came :
eventually to.the younger Janet.)

Now, as a. starter, work out

= the.sort of house where the Uttle

chair once was, Where does ‘the
younger “Janet live?
house. apartment?. “In a «good
apartment, in’ solid, well-kept
older mansion?

‘Now, consider the two Janets,
each sitting in the chair in their
Their per-
sonal problems? Their thoughts?
Their style of dress?

“Or. better yet, imagine the two.

Janets. talking © in. the. younger
s- apartment one evening.

-her electrical appliances: to the

“first Janet, who'd had. a staff of.
servants to run her: house in
_ Victorian Britain, 7 ~
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7 CHURCHES

United Church

NORTH SAANICH = SIDNEY -

Anglican-Episcopal

"Church of Canada . : of Canada

_ Canon-F, Vaughan-Birch : ‘SIDNEY and” NORTH.
" Phone 656-1014 SAANICH

Rev. “Re ‘Hori Pratt -
Church’: Office - 656-3213 -
7 “Manse ~ 656-1930. :
‘ST. ‘JOHN'S, DEEP ‘COVE
Service ‘of Worship’ 9:30: a.m.
ST, PAUL'S, SIDNEY: .
Service of Worship 11 4,.m.

(Church School at St, Paul’s
, 93 30 a.m.)

OCTOBER 5 - TRINITY 18
‘Je ST. -ANDREW: S- SIDNEY |

_ Sunday School 9:30 a. m.
Holy Communion 11; 00 a.m,"
« Thursday 9:00 a.m.

HOLY TRINITY - PAT BAY

Holy Communion 8. 00 a.m.

: Morning Prayer and
Sunday School 11. .00 a.m.

Parish of
South Saanich

; . Rev. 0. L.. Foster
OCTOBER 5 - TRINITY 18

* CENTRAL SAANICH
UNITED CHURCHES
Rev. John M. Wood

_ Church Office ---652- ~2713
- Manse ----~ ~~. 652-2748

‘SHADY CREEK, 7180 East
Saanich Road.
Family Service and Sunday

St. Mary's “ School -*-2---= 9:45 a.m.
Holy Communion. 9:00 a.m. BRENTWOOD, 7162 West
-Mattins 13:00. a.m, Saanich Road. 7
St. Stephen’s Family Servic a Chureh
Harvest Thanksgiving, eno a.m.

- 11,39 a.m,

ASSEMBLY OF GOD. |

_ 9182 E, Saanich Road.

"Rev. FY R, Fleming, | Pastor
656~ 2545

- Seventh-Day.
Adventist Churciy
. -RESTHAVEN DRIVE ~
© PASTOR H.C. WHITE.
“Sabbath School 9.30 a.m.
Freaching Service 11:00 —

‘Sunday school 9:45 a. mm.
“Morning: Service ‘1l acm.
: Evangelistic: Service tt 30

a.m. ° pam” :
. Patan. Serviee: - Wed. Rev, Alex J, Rasmussen
p.m will ‘conduct ‘A Family

Visitors Welcome, Crusade’” from Sept. 29th.

to Oct, Sth. Service each’.

” PE ACE. a evening ‘at seven o’clock, 7

eo : Bring yoiir Friends to our -
Lutheran Church ; Friendly. Church and wor-
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; : ship with us.
_ SANSCHA HALL

SERVICE - 9am. - -
Sunday School - 10 a.m

; Foursquare
Gospel Church

‘Fifth St., 2 Blocks N.

Bethel Baptist

2335 Beacon Ave.
_ Sidney

- Worship . _—‘:11:00.a.m.
Evening Service. 7:00 p.m.
Cadets - Friday. 7:15 p.m.
Prayer . Meeting Tues.

9:45.a.m. Sunday School -- 7:30 p.m.

“"11:00-a.m. Worship service
_ 77:00 pam. Evening service

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Wed, 7.30 pam. “Life of . SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5

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Paul and Pray 9:05 to 9:20 a.m. ,

C.K.V.N.1410 k.c

«How Expensive is

Pastor John Ballard

“> Ph. 656-4455,

10:00 a.m. Sunday School Sunday School and Bible

11:06 a.m. Morning Worship Class 10:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m. Evening Service The Lord's Supper 11:30
7008 West Saanich Rd., a.m.

Evening Service 7:30 p.m.

Sunday, October 5
Mr. Brian Dresser

Ph, 652-1510

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