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: Momesaty. N November 12, 1969

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wel anothe:
\ffic in all

to:

t common. except the fact that

‘Leary...

: sciousness: and collaborative be-~

the sychedelic yoga.’ It id his

“tips! and ‘his: reflections
pon them and their inner signi-
cances. Above ali, this is a
roselytizing” book, for he is
reaching a. new. ‘religion, the
 “‘bideprint.~ to © the  tarned-on
world? ;. The writing is fluent
and exact, the intellect is sharp,

“and his extraordinary experis

“ences with psychedelic drugs are
“described with brilliance and cla~
rity... Certainly a: ‘controversial

: , book, but also a compelling one,
by an acutely aware writer and —
° thinker, |

FIVE LEGS, by Graeme Gibe .

‘son. ‘A new Canadian writer's
experimental novel, composed
entirely ina Joycean stream=
of~consciousness technique, The
~ book recreates, through the eyes
and thoughts ef one man, all the
dislocations so characteristic of
the last two decades on this con~
tinent. One reviewer, Scott Sy-
mons, rémarked, “Gibson has
captured the whole gut of the
heinous Protestant Ethic, _ Five
Legs has more potent writing in
it, page for page, than any other
young Canadian novel I can think
» off,

REMAINS OF A FATHER, by
Michael. Ramsbotham, This
fancifal English novel probes the
mythology of modern life, troni-
eally examining the idea thai we
are controlied by the identity of
Our parents, Two brother's and
a sister, from a rigid upper-
middle class family, suddenly
find their hereditary bonds are a
fraud, Years of hate and guilt

"What Then?

iti is ironic. that, the. ‘national railways which once °
oe and. nail for. the: patronage and goodwill

al 1 ra Iroad enterprises oy the- entry of the federal
government into the field of railway management

frequented roads, but 1 more’s the’ ‘pity that one
f these short lived railways did not survive.
e tension on ‘the highways ‘of to-day...
uch More ‘comfortable for the Deep Cove or.
Sidney. commutor if able to take.a seaton the smooth-

ing. train; to relax, instead of. ‘bucking |
sand wee thers to downtown’. ve

ontribution to air ene and the con--
stantly xpanding: stream of traffic must eventually lead .
1 of. frustrated strangulation. . :

‘This week, I have chosen : se-
‘22 form -a- “striking: and unusual

“they. are’ all well: written,’-and +
hey. are. all: odd-or unusual in---

Ih short, these: rook :thor and a comfortable style, but

le ‘the subject matter, Australia, the .
2 oldest ‘and “strangest continent,
“is unusual. The people, thé geo~-°
Peo logical: structures, the. plant. life,
—- = _ the amazing animals - allare vi-.
IGH PRIEST, by “Timothy
Leary has said that. this
K “reflects: the collective con=

_of Australia's” “peculiar “and dis-
“tinctive features,’

avior of several thousand people |
ho have shared ‘dark confusions

oe “a te 1: : :
a d bright hopes .. © pursue of Philosophy; and a Senior Fel-

t' of numerou halluceiio- ;
ecoun of numerous ws doned ‘his career and dropped

for him, and he adopted its pre~
“cepts,.

don = full of odd thoughts and

now are meaningless, The ree

"sults « ‘disastrous ‘and triumphant

“allegory. :

UNIQUE TO AUSTRALIA, by
Bili Beatty... A conventional au

vidly described in this account:

es, With some 80_
Allustrations. | . ae
- by. Robin Far=
The author, a Doctor

DROP. OUT, ,
quharson, ° “

low at Cambridge, suddenly aban«

out. The meaning of the psy-
chedelic slogan, ‘turn on, tune
‘in, drop out’, came to vivid life

This. 1s the account of
three weeks in his life in Lon-

random wanderings..This high-
ly intelligent, anarchistic man
describes himself: as ‘a
manic-depressive, When I’m
up, I have . no judgement,
but fantastic drive; “when
I'm down, I have judgement, but
ho drive at all, In between,
I can pass for normal well enough,
This book is a record of an up’'.

Annual Meeting
Of Fair Board
Set For Nov. 20

Annual meeting of North and
South Saanich Agricultural So«
ciety will be held in the Hall at
Saanichton on Thursday, Nov. 20
at 8 p.m. Reports will be given
and officers for the ensuing year
elected, All members, and all
who are interested in Saanich
Fair and the activities of the So»
clety are invited to attend,

On Wednesday, December 3,
the annual banquet of the Society
will be held in the Agricultural
Hall at 7.00 p.m., followed by
Mrs, David Hancock's presenta«
tion of the film “South to North
with the Hancochs.” Tickets mae
be obtained in advance by phoning
Mrs, Sylvia Hutt, 632-1540 of Bud

| Letters To The

itor

. VIET NAM
‘Sir: ;

‘Thave. inquired of, or been. ‘ap-
-Proached. bya: number of people

Viet’ Nam’ policy... 1 have been

of cynicism: either that or the
on: knows the truth, Which can. be
* stated again: i

fought to free their, country. from

French colonialism. This: was
accomplished.

~ FROM
THE PAST.

Files, of the Review

50. Years Ago :

From time to time there ap-

-Sille ‘theatre: in the’ Capital City
so~called * comedians . who make

-These -people know nothing at

they could ‘not: tell the audience
where. it-is or: how far it is from
“Victoria; they-know nothing about

here, and in fact are entirely ig~
“norant’ of. “anthing concerning
Sidney. © Many Sidnesites -attend
“this” amusement: house’ and the
management should show res-
‘pect tocits patrons 220: a sense.
of business should-make it ap-
‘pareni that he is ‘not doing. his
establishment any ‘200d, nor is
he doing Sidney ans Rood.

25 Years Ago

The search for LAC LAE, Heal,
24, son of Mr. and Mrs. GE,
Heal of Saanichton, continues,
Hundreds of men are combing
the area in. the neighborhood of
Camp 19 at Cowichan, - Local
men are assisting in the search,
and today a group of seven men
from Sidney left to take up the
hunt. = The missing man was
born in North Saanich and re-
ceived his education here; Foot.
steps leading toa sechided can-
yon were reported. but ne other
evidence has so far been found,
Heal carried a rifleand matches,
but no axe.

10 Years Ago

Central Saanich is losing one
of its landmarks, A huilding
erected bv the late Mr. Alexs
ander, highly esteemed coloured
settler, at 6909 East Saanich
Road is being torn down by the
hew owners, Mr. and Mrs. CR,
Cronk,

Chairman of the Board of
Trustees of Salt Spring Schaal
District. Georg Ueineker, ace
companied by Seer elarv-Trease
urer CON, Peterson and the
skipper of their chartered 28.
foot cabin crufser, Harry Ey.
tell. experienced a Cisse brush
with death Thursdav ev ening w fen

Michell, 652-1583,

the vessel fouled the towline of

in“respect of. President. Nixon's
‘discouraged’ by the atmosphere :

‘ghildish desire -to:.go along with:
anything said with authority, Nix-’

Next was. s internal ;

pears. ‘on the ‘stage. of a vaude-

Sidney. the butt of: their jokes.”

_ all about’ this’ industrial centre; :

the various important industries ~

‘reform in a united ccuntry, «In

1954.at Geneva the powers’ meet--
ing stipulated that-free: election |
_should: determine the future of 7
reported that my garage door had.
. been bombed on the: ‘evening of.
they’ would not change the re- *
The. then :
: president. of the U.S. -affirmed

the country;.: The U.S» did- not
ratify the resolution, but Stated

sult by armed force,-

‘that’ the: voting would be: 80 -per
cent communist, - That did not

: suit the. U.S, and they did inter-
Vietnamese, North and, South, ;

fere,

Such being the case, ‘Nixon was
“not telling the truth; in fact was

lying if he had knowledge of the:

facts. : Who can say that he had
not? We in Canada andin Britain

_know of these facts, yet go along -

with the States. °

If we-were heard along’ with:

France, Sweden and others, the

‘Murdering would be brought toan.

end,
After free and supervised elec-

tion the world can apportion the .

blame.
~Tean sympathize with Trudeau

and W ilson, inva difficult situa-
tion’ economically.

Can usé our-resources to promote
the well being of all our people.
We'can do better than be a “wel-
fare state; although that is by the
way. -W ould that I were young to
see.this come about, ~

F.A, Thornley, Saanichion,

Yet we in.
. Canada have nothing to fears We-

"HALLOWE?EN ECHO
Dear Sir:
In your: last week's’ edition you

October’ 31, und so badly wrecked
that it had to be replaced, You

- also reported that the police were

investigating. I am now glad to
be .able to report that’ the cul-
prits >- three’ leenagers >> were
discovered within two days. after
the investigation was. begun, and
should. like to’ take’ this oppor~

tunity publicly ta congratulate and‘

thank our local police. for so
speedily clearing up this unplea-
sant affair,”

These days, when itis the fa-
‘shion to berate and criticize the

_police in too many quarters, and -:

sympathize with the wrong-doers

with whom they have to deal, it

isa pleasure to record one’s ap=

: preciation of the quiet -- some j.

‘times dangerous <- work they do
to try to protect our lives and
_property.. Without thernwe should
clive in-a chaotic world, and our

-. reasonably ordered society would
.80on degenerate into a state of:
: anarchy, :

B. W. W. Clowes
1238 Lands End Road”
wR, Sidney, B.C, ;

There seem to be more voung
people who are not tahing up the
tobacco habit, Of a group of
twenty-five, mostly Senior higt
school and University students,
at our home for a meeting, only
one smoked during the evening
which iasted over three hours!

Young peuple as 4 group are
being sadiv stigmatized by that
segment which gets into the lime-
light through stupidities, such as
the tahingof drugs and vandalism,

A few vears ago ms wife had
tire trouble on the highway near
Royal Oak and had pulled into th ie
gravel edge of the road, She was
lonking over the — situation and
wondering how to tackle it. whena
ear pulled in behind her. It was
a beat up old jalopy driven bya
yeung fellow. He jurnped out
and came to her aid. He change
ad wheels for her expertly and
seemed a bit embarassed by her
thanks,

A daughter livine in Berkelev
related an interesting anecdote ti
us. She was driving in a sirange
part of the city and found she was
driving the wrong way on 2 one
War street, She stopped and the
traffic flowed around her while
she wondered what to de, A car
pulled up in front of her and a
group of Blach Panthers amped
out. They stopped the traffic,
got her turned around and when
she said, “Gee, thanks, fellows’:
they waved her airily off witha
“think«nothing-of-it attitude.

When 1 see the voung people
in the bank acting as teHers, in
the stores as check-out clerks

sco in Active Pass.

fam amazed at their poise and

| Have You Noticed?

By John Squance.

efficiency, and sc, J say today’s

“young people are preparing thems

selves as best they rom fe 6
future full of unknow
They are not vetting t
help from their senior
Most of us. expect th:
through the same pro-
learning, work. ete. tha
through, Not good enou
our world is changing s
Let us support them j
that is helpful. How ab
tle more recommition of
su many of them are m:
keep themselves clean,
helpful

where unev ca

though jobs are so vors
find,

Same das, and act ;

from now, our soviety
depending on their i

stamina and cnedwill for
tinued existence,
be in safe hands!

Tsay

THE R

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: faiths or racial background, ©
“Perhaps three children will be
“|. married in churches belonging to
«| three different-sects, all’of them
-| different from _ that in which. the.
‘parents, were raised. A century:

‘| sible...

Fe legal adoption,

‘agree strongly with that idea,

| read daily newspaper gives.

many :Of. us" have. seen: ‘three,

=|: four. or -even: five, generations i in:

"some families: ”

‘affect: the family pattern ines-
; capably.

members of .different religious

ago; this might have beeni impos-

: Because’ of the high divorce
“rate, we find millions of men

{and women raising children who.

were not’created by them.

‘children, decide that, instead of
creating another human being,
they’ll add to their family through

“We: find families - where;
through mixed marriages or leg-

: Some, families, too rigid, may
be - torn: apart by this mixing. of
religions. and races. But, in
my opinion,: wise-and solid fam-
flies are enriched by these ad-
ditional mixtures, oh

I have heard it argued ‘that
the child of one’s own making is
bound to be more important than
the legally. adopted child. I dis-

To me,.a legally adopted child is
a’ wanted child, a chosen child, :
And that.is one of the pleasantest
expressions “coined: in the twent-
ieth century. ~

We all know families,: ‘too,
where a.second language may
have been added.. through mar-
riage.

taught to the children so that they
grow up understanding the ‘two
languages. These young Canad-
ians are familiar with, say, Chin-
ese and English, Italian and Eng-
lish,” . Hungarian’ and” English,

Dutch and English, German. and
English. Canada. is fortunate i in
such families.

I: think, too, that a ‘family i is
enriched by the addition of in-
telligent- young wives who are

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TREES - FOR BEAUTY, PRIVACY AND SHADE

= oe three Sons anda daughter. One
Watching « the “generations. is. ”

‘fascinating, Uthink, as each birth, |
“t-Marriage~and- death: alters® the’:
“| family; pattern’ to: some degree.
* And. ‘the. Social mores of: ‘the
“century: the: family is living. in -

en atehing quietly, we see how, ye
in: the® twentieth ‘century, some
‘families. can peacefully acquire

: It- could be termed -a)
. family ecunumenical approach, .

"Because of: the population ex-""
. “plosion, we find .couples. who,
“after. producing : two’ or © three

al _adoption, there are children -[
‘| of different: races and With dif-
_| ferent colored skin, -

In wise, strong families |
this extra’ language has.” been |

qualified to hold: ‘down profes: | :

-Sional jobs, 7
-Let’s: imagine. a. * family with “

-Son marries a registered nurse,”
* another a librarian, the third :a—
teacher. - The daughter ~ is al
trained stenographer and recep-_
tionist who marries “a realtor, °

“Each of these ‘young women

“eames into ‘the family with her

own. particular | skill, She is a-
grown: trained woman in her own:
right.” eee :

divers iff ed. twentieth «.: century

‘families are “well suited tothe’:

‘modern world in: which we live, |
‘They: move about more freely.
“than® their - parents did,
‘learn to adjust. themselves to.

They:

new. commurities, © to different:

types | of people. .

‘Although the twentieth century”

family: startles: me. at times, I.

think: it has ‘a lot t going k for it.
~ ‘Tike it.

NORTH SAANICH - SIDNEY i
Anglican - ~ Episcopal™
Church of Canada -
Canon-F, ‘Vaughan-Birch - 2
Phone 656-1014.°

“NOV, 1b - TRINITY. 24.
‘ST. ANDREW'S - SIDNEY

Holy Communion 8:00 a.m.

Family Service” 9: 30 a.m.

“Morning Prayer “Ut; 00 a.m,
‘HOLY TRINITY | ‘- PAT BAY

-Holy Communion ~ 8:00 a.m.
Morning Prayer & | .. ;
» Sunday School 11:00a.m.

Parish of —
South Saanich
Rev. 0, L. Foster

NOVEMBER 16 = TRINITY 24
St, Mary’s —

Holy Communion 9:00 a.m.}-
Mattins 10:00 a.m.
St. Stephen’ s .
Mattins _ 11:30 a.m,

‘| Saanich Road:

“United Church

of. Canada

SIDNEY and NORTH
’ SAANICH
‘Rev. R, Hori ‘Pratt. © aes!
Church Office - 656-3213 —
Manse - 656-1930 os

ST. JOHN'S, DEEP COVE
Service of Worship» 9:30 a.m,

ST. PAUL'S, SIDNEY ;

‘Service’ of Worship 11 a.m,

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a :30 a.m.) :

CENTRAL SAANICH UNITED
CHURCHES _:

Rey, John M, Wood

Church Office ----- 652-2713
Manse ------------ 652-2748

SHADY CREEK, 7180 East
Saanich. Road,

‘Family Service and Sunday
School - wrae cen eee - 9:45a.m,

BRENTWOOD, 7162 West .

Family Service. and. Church
School 11:15 am.

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Sabbath School. 9.30 a.m,
Preaching Service 11; 00 a.m. a
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a 30 pm. :

"Visitors Welcome’:

~ PEACE
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at

- 9182 E. ‘Saanich Road
Rev, F: °R. Fleming, Pastor

: 656-2545 ..
Sunday School’ 9: 45 a.m,
Morning Service 11 a.m.

. Evangelistic Service 7:30 P. mM.

Tuesday <- Prayer and.
“Bible: Study: 8 pam.” as

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. Sidney

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Rev. Roy Millar 656- 3544
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