ha cunningly positioned afram~
‘copy... of... an essay on this.
subject by Richard Plant; the tra~
vel. writer. and authority. on.the
ures of leisure. The under-
ined: paragraph goes as follows:

; "The. vacationist must allow
»his. mind to stretch out like his
ees body.” He must begin to-un-
_ tense, The muscles ‘uncoil, the

» Philosophical 1imbs unlimber, the nerves: be-
roach to Pat aa It seems “come pleasantly unbent. When
; this surrender has been made the
contemplative attitude will’ H take,

: a is magnificent advice and, :
most: always, ignored. Of all.

Reweunenemenesican.

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LESLIE 11 WARD

a- | , The sone’ honest-to-

able.
and: “pondered. how-to harness it ~

“panic. engulfed ‘him when he re-
"I moved his spurs,

~ aroused, :

study stones. .

i and - profit that: “lazy has: be=:
, come a four-letter. word, :

: dustry. ; Respectability. is equated :
“with toil, Anxiety naturally set-
© Hles.-in when ® a: man-‘is: freed,
“even briefly, ‘from: the Swarming.
on of our insect life. -

reat te of doing nothing

oes tycoon. We. ever: had - over: here =).
E ‘Was: a classic example, - He: kept.

ing. if. the timber, was market=
He stared: at the ‘stream

for power.-He was sO conditioned

‘to ‘coralling morey that'a’sort’or |

‘I treated him like. a child.
ne all the years we’ve been

-here,?? 1. told him’ on the beach

one day, ‘I’ve never found two

’ stones exactly. alike,!’

“The competitive urge. “was.

He -rolled over on his
considerable belly: and: began to.

but ofthe:

so. preoccupied. with Doane | :

> Like - the: ants: we: ‘worship in--

That is: why: a positive ‘Philo~

“never loaf:

“my mina, :
‘Mere. pretence, you: say? ‘Not
: at all. -

looking at the woods and wonder".

‘In. one: Single af-
; ternoon he became almost human,

The’ problem, of course, is not. .
; one. of: ‘individuals,
: ‘social indoctrination ‘of a culture.

through semantics, , ot myself,
ob -contemplete. oe |

am ‘not: lazy. ‘Tam stretching.

Every man needs to lie: prone
upon, the: earth anid” feel: ‘it spin-
ning through the void, Every man
needs “to” tune ‘in to the. inexor=

“able rhythm,’ the: steady, throb-.

bing pulse of .time and. life. so’

: that he may orient himself; Every

man needs, to pause to look ai
clouds or. blades of grass or the

‘veins. in the. yellowing maple-
leaves or. the infinitely - varied

shape. of pebbles, to hear - the

wind,:to. smell the air, to taste”

the: last’ warmth of f the Autumn
Sun, :

Only. then. does’ he. ‘tise above

a the: dismal: World of. ‘things, that
- crawl. :

PLANNED DUPLEX

“Prompt recommendation froi

‘the building: inspector - was urged {:*
by. ‘Alderman ‘Len Bland regar d= fe
-ing-a duplex proposal’ submitted .

to Sidney Council by J..B. Weiss

vin the Pieasant - Mills- area.
Mayor A.W. Freeman at. Tues-°1

What’ $ New In

day's: meeting. spoke « -in “favor of
-the plan pointing out ‘there isno-

-} density of duplexes inthis area’?

so a Aittle pup. to ‘cal your ¢ own. ”

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2 vital, why there must be justifi- :
of. cation. for: ‘sloth even df it. is only.

: policy,?: *" he observed.

“who: turned "out for Sidney Ele-

“Open Area’’, and the informa-

‘Mr. .Danbrook, : was. unable tobe’
‘present, but. parents were ‘intro~.

FL for: “encouraging “the establish~

eZachary © “Hamilton. “admonished
his fellow. Saanich ‘School Board
“members - “at its ¢ Yegular. ‘meet=

adhere; to. policy, or ‘else, ‘if: ite
“is: unworkable, change the.

“Mr, Hamilton “had” queried the:
procedure: used to open tenders ©

“for. additions © ‘to Cordova Bay

elementary school. “According ~
to policy, tenders” are to be
opened . in” the . presence’ of the.

- Trustees, and’ according to the”

‘agenda the -particular. tenders .

-mencement: of... Wednesday’ s -
méeting at 8 p.m. They had, how-.
ever, .bDeen opened at-5 p.m. in.
the presence of. administrative
officials: only, ‘and. trustees had -
not” been notified: of this” depar=
ture from published plans;)0 °°
“It was explained that this pro=
cedure .was | a. -conventence :’ ‘tor
{participating contractors. who
also have‘'the right to be pre
sent, and to give’ the. staff some

‘ time to” analyse | ‘the “bids” “and |
make. a: recommendation, to the i

‘Board. ° :
‘Board Chairman” “Rubymay
Parrott. said“she and the build=
ing committee chairman. were
generally, present ‘when tenders

The Schoolhouse?

The approximately 100 parents’

mentary” PTA. on Monday. night
were treated to a pleasant intro-

duction... to “Education for
Parents”,
-. The program subject “was

tive talk» was delivered. by the
team teachers who operate in this
area... Gordon: Campbell, leader.
‘of the “Team”, andMrs. Hebert,

set out the aims ‘and objectives: of
the” system: ina clear and‘ con-"
cise. manner, Another. ‘member,

duced to Miss - “Head, a ‘studen
teacher-: ‘working. in the. careay:
“. As well as'an overall descrip=
tion, some time was devoted to
details -of . individual subjects,’

such | as” maths,. social studies, i

science, and. the language arts,
Having the” meating in the Open”
Area was a great help. in under-
standing, as ‘the’ ‘parents. not only.
heard, about the system, | but could
see how it works, - ae

--Great credit: was given to Mrs.’
Lassfolk, principal of the school,

ment’ of an Open Area at Sid-
ney School, ‘and also for her as-
sistance in making it possible for
PTA to present this valuable in-~
sight as part of their program,

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“shaw advised the Board that the:

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“end.

- Sanscha. -

at Tulista Park.:
- the Council: ‘visited the: Youth
: Peninsula, : -where the. theme: was:

the integration of. races and eth-
‘nie groups.” “Attendance by more

: Suggestions “from. the public;

Grocers

could attend in this. instance; She |
_assured trustees that’ in future
they: Would all be notified so. ‘that:
they: could: attend ‘the. opening” ‘of.
“any: tender. ‘It’ was agreed the .

: * Four... -contractors © “submitted
“bids= for. additions and re=con-=
vertion® at Cordova Bay Elemen-
etary ‘School’ as~ follows: “EB. dee
Hunter -& Sons, $92,836;. H. E.
Fowler & Sons, $95,358;. Pat=.
terson: Construction, “$95,538;
Bird Construction, ~ $97,098,
Lowest tender was accepted,
Building Superintendent Bryan

tenders. do. not “Include. floor coe
verings, moveable partitions, or
furnishings.. * These- would be
Supplied™ in'-separate’ ‘contracts®
costing’ an additional $8,000." He
said “the™ additions ° worked” out

vations. to$4. 00, -Tenders were.

below - the approved ceiling of.|
$130,000 . for the Project) he
", Stated,

was. an: -outstandin :
} ed: ‘Robinson, of th
Cub ‘and. Scout group committ 2tole
stated’ that: -he wished -to: thank «90
all: ‘parents who’ ‘turned: out’, to"
“help ‘and all friends rho. donated
bottles. Cokes
. The: “second “meeting of t
group committee “was heldon will be at S
Wednesday, Oct. 15: - The: dire... days.

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YOUTH
“ACTIVITIES -

» Sidney. Ye outh Council decided
at .a meeting -on’ October 19, to
streamline _its governing body:
- The ‘organization, now. limited
to an executive “of five mem-.
‘bers, has given the go- ahead for
two activities before the month’s
‘Saturday, | Oct... 25, 1969,
there. will be: a teen. ‘dance: at
Hall. When... chaper-
ones. will be’ in.attendance, and
on October 31a Halloween mas-
-querade. sock- ~hop- will be held in”
‘the: S.¥.C. - facilities beneath
the R.C.M.P, headquarters, Ad-
mission~is 25¢ and all benefits
will be: remitted “to the Salva~—
tion Army. - During the evening,
the S.Y.C.. will provide refresh-,
ments for the childrens’ bonfire.

-TWo. weeks” ago, a “member of

Conference: held, on. the: Sechelt |

than one member of ‘the council
has: been proposed for upcoming
“youth | “gatherings and meetings
within’ the province, as well as
club: and “other: jocal. organiza~
tional. meetings. °: . ‘

With- this new movement: now.
underway, the S.¥.C, ‘is open to’:

-They may be. mailed tothe fol-.
lowing address: Sidney Youth
‘Council, c/o B. Duncan, R.R, 2,

Box 16, Sidney. | .

Cc entennial' 1

"Centennial... celebrations. — to:
commemorate British Colum-.
-bia’s entry into confederation in
‘1371 are already in the ‘planning
stages. in Central and North Sa-
anich,

: Appropriate committees will
be chaired. respectively by Al-:
derman Margaret Salt and Al-
derman | Nell Horth, |

At the meeting ‘of North Sa-
anich -council » ‘on Monday, and
following a request by Mayor J.B,
Cumming, Alderman Horth sub-
mitted the names of nine res-.
idents who. have : consented to
serve onthe committee, Appoint-
ed were: Joseph Lott, Roy Tutte,
Mrs. Frank Spear, Mrs. A.W,

Smith, Ron Dick, Karl Drost, Bob @

Hague, . John: Lapham. and Mrs.
Don MeKinnon,

Council congratulated Alder-
man Horth on her selection and
the Mayor formally appointed the
nominees, It was further agreed
that “an-alderman will be added
to the group and that “one of
our Native Indians’ will be asked
to serve,

Central Saanich council has not
yet. appointed a committee, bat
Mayor A.M. Galbraith on Mon-
day said council is open to suge.
gestion as to what shall be done
as a project. He hoped. that
residents ‘would’ express their
Wishes to Alderman Salt.

Alderman Salt said she hasal-
ready contacted the B.C, ‘77
Centennial - Committee at the
parliament buildings, and  in-
dicated that provincial grants on
@ per capita basis will be made
both for the adopted project and
for celebrations,

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