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chairman. Rest Haven. hospital”
: . de Marquand, ‘member

‘provincial - joint

across the country.

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“SATURDAY MATINEE ALL SEATS 50¢ ”

_ STUDENTS $1 400.
~ Children accompanied by parents 75¢

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sure ‘which ‘he. says. will create

a co-operative - assault. on ‘Pole.

: | luti plems.. 0
mittee; A. W. E, Pitkethley, Re- | ee et

«. gional: District hospitals consul
_ tant; D. Lb, Michael, legal ad-
=. visor. to: the Seventh Day Adven-.
tist Chureh in Canada and Mayor
un representing the
2 Town ofS: ney:and the Districts

; and North: Saanich. ,

Amang ‘other things, it would

provide for: fines’ up. to $5,000

aday for violators,
There would be “10 federal-

committees, “one for each pro-

vince, with the esponsibility, for. 3
: priorities, yews
‘search, planning and: -imple-

‘deter mining |

‘mentation of program s.

‘The minister: “called ongovern-. :
| ment,’ industry. -and “private citi-
zens ta dedicate themselves to a

massive. ‘cleanup of pollution

‘AGRICULTURE CUTS.
Agriculture Minister’ H.A; ols

‘}son’s . announcement - that there”

are to be cuts: in spénding and
‘staff in his department. was cri-

: tic ized by the opposition as an ate

tempt 'to balance the budget with-

{out regard to farmers.

_ The “preatest savings ‘would
come froma $10,000,000 re
duction in, the. dairy. support pro=-
gram: now costing $125, 000,000,
“Mr, -Olson- said. :

He said the reductions would

icome: after discussions with ma,

Jor: farm organizations,
- INDIAN INEQUALITY

. The’ Suprenie™ Court of Canada
has..called’ for: changes in liquor.
‘sections.of. the. federal .- Indian -
‘Act because. they. deny Indians’
equality before the law.*. -

judg: ent on the

~ly. than other ‘Canadians for li-
.-- quor offences, contrary to the Ca-
2 - nadian bill of rights.

-s The Supreme: Court said that~
7 because the -Nquor Sections .of osc Jas
the Indian’ Act’ call for longer
-jail-terms. and -higher fines for

consultative :

quest to

ian Act are treated more

Indians than provincial laws: do
for “others, “they . “abrogate,

abridge. or. infringe ‘one of the

rights declared and recognized
by the fil! of rights,’?

DEMANDS'ACTION

A Montreal Liberal MP hasde-
‘manded. more --intensive police

“work to erack the group carry: ©
ing out. bombings tn Montreai, .
‘Warren -Ailmand hada the re:
Solicitor -.General ;
*’ George: McIratth’ alter a‘ bomb
‘explosion on the campus of Loy--
ola College; Montreal, The ex.
‘ plosion’ came after. police were
warned that. two others had also_
- been placed there.”

ing incident was . being».closely :
ae investigated | and: that there was”
_ very’ close
the RCMP. and the Quebec Pré- "|
~~ vineial “Police and: the. Montreal
city. police sin’ an effort to, find
«the ° gullty party. ‘

peration between

CONSIDER STUDY oan

Otto Lang, minisier- -without:

portfolio responsible for the Ca-

nadian. wheat board, has agreed -

to consider a ‘study: to determine.

“the @xact cost: ot marketing abu-
: shel of wheat, . ;

“The minister. also agreed to
pass.on a suggestion from ‘se=

- veral federal MPs that the board

accept, so-called Soft ‘currency
-- in the main, currency other

than: dollars’:-« ‘for payment of
wheat, :

The minister said there was -

nothing .. to.- Stop such a barter.

arrangement but that ‘in’ talks

with - -provincial officials, : he had
argued that such deals are not
in the-farmers’ interests: > .~

WEEKLIES SAY

ROAD TO DISASTER -

.We. are.,heading down the road
to. disaster unless those of us who

believe ‘in Canadian unity speak”

up; speak loud and ‘clear, and
‘speak “now. A little more of
our. government's  daddling, “a
‘little: more of (Parti Quebecois

“|, Leader Rene) Levesque’s social-

ist ‘talk, and a few more bombs
and riots ‘and this province will

be about as popular to investment ’

capital: as a skunk ata ‘garden
party. There: ‘can be no more
half-measures, Either we cut

-come Canadians, or face acceler-

ating and ‘dismal decline, and it.

“ Seturday, November 29th.
2pm:

: “carny”?

out referring -to all the people °
Of Quebec as minorities and be-"

"mass. media,
“News 2205. °
‘SPEAK OUT _
Until people decide theyc ‘ean
: indeed change -or. control their.|'

NOTICE OF MEETING.
To All Deep Cove
Property. Owners

A ‘general ' ‘meeting sponsored by. the..Deep Cove
_ "Property. Owner’s Association will be held at the -
» Holy: Trinity,Church -Hall, 8. p.m. Thursday, Nov.

a nia 1969.

* You are urged to attend.

-: (B.C.). Progress. -
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doesn’t: matter whether we say
it in French or English. --Rock

Island Que.) Stanstead Journal

PEOPLE

Canadians often tend to think.

of themselves as a colorless
lot, but this. may be partly be-
cause they subconsciously wish to
dissociate themselves from the
image projected by
some of. our more flamboyant

neighbors south .of the border..

For the fact is there have been

‘many colorful, if unplublicized,

Canadians.” ~-Cochrane (Ont.)
Northland Post -

- SACRIFICIAL GOAT?:

There is much more behind the

2 violence of today’s society. than
- can -b? answered: by putting. the

blame .on the shoulders of. the
Vernon (B.C)

own . problems -we . won’t “have
public’ opinion: ».;. + < just public
apathy. .-=-Prince George (B.C.)
Progress. a
THE PATERNAL HAND.

‘ Certainly making. bottles. re-

“turnable- for a,small-fee is one

way to cut the glass down, Ano-

~ ther possibility. is. for dad_to

apply a. heavy hand to the pos=
terior of junior if he-is caught
getting his kicks out of smash-
‘ing bottles. -

DESERING FIELD
Provincial and federal issues
may be more glamorous, but mu-
nicipal : politics. is just as im-
portant in its ‘own sphere, It
deserves a. lot’ more interest
and a lot more involvement’ than
it actually gets... --Chilliwack

~The recent mob violence over
the education program in St, Leo-

onard should serve as a. warning,

Those who demand.-all Canadians
speak English-or on the reverse
‘side, insist on the sole use-of

~French, are doing this country

a major disservice. --Salmon

Arm (B.C.) Observer -

. ~-The Cranbrook,
(B.C.) Courier.

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_BY NICK LOTT.

“We. have just” ‘finished | a week
in: London, a real tourist sight-

seeing week.

Je -One of our r old schoolmates at’
Claremont, . -Credwyn ‘Richards,

whose family. lives at. Townsend

Drive, is in,London:studyingbal-..

let, and she and some. of her
friends have taken us on tours: of

‘London, - :
: What aplace itis, huge, old, and:
| crammed with people, ; .
We've been staying in a hotel

near Euston Station, five-of us in

one rpom, and every day we've

been out.exploring with our cam-
eras, and just staring. We' ve.
seen all*the“usual/ spots Pic=
cadilly, Trafalgar Square; Hyde

the Crown: Jewels; ete,

‘The ‘Koh-i-noor Diamond is:

fabulous, you look deep ° in the

centre and cansee. cll. the célors «|
.|of.. the rainbow, =

Museum of Natural History and

Science is seven stories of won-.

der - I spent two-days there.
Westminster Abbey. was very

sobering to. us, all. the tombs of:
the great, and the architectureis’

fantastic, the roof seems to dis-

appear,
NOT “WITHOUT COLORFUL |-

lll Health Cause
Of Resignation

" Resignation of George A, How=.

ard as a trustee has been ac-

cepted with regret. by. Saanich

School Board. ;
.Mr. Howard gave reasons of

-health-for his resignation at the .

end of this year.
In his letter of resignation he

said he had enjoyed his associa= :}'

tion with board member and : -
m Ss “Pand-Ventures had” a ‘successful

bottle drive last month which |
collected $285, Parents willbe :
entertained this “Friday ‘at ‘the.
Legion: Hal’ when. boys present.

staff, both teaching. and non-

teaching, ‘And it is equally true.”
to say. that. “whatever contribu-

tion I may have made as Trus-

tee, has been far’ _more offset by

what I have gained personally in.
the knowledge and understanding.

of the work done by the beard,”

Weather

» Phe: following is. the meiero= ;
logical.report for the week ending)

Nov, 23 furnished by ‘the :Re-
search Station, Saanichton, | :

Maximum tem, .(Nov, 21) --=. 54.

Minimum tem. (Nov, 17) --- 31

‘Minimum on grass -------- 22
Precipitation ------------ 77
Total: Precipitation ----- 22,12
Sunshine nantes nanan nnn 10.5”
SIDNEY =

Supplied by the meterological

division, Department of Trans-
port for the week ending Nov. 23.
Maximum tem, (Nov, 21) <= -'54
Minimum.tem, (Nov, 17) -=- 30

Mean temperature -------= 43,6
Precipitation — ------ ===. (86

Total wooacomneennnans 2177

TIDE TABLE

"(Tides are Pacific Standard)

Nov, 28 12.40 am.” | 2.2
Nov, 28 9.40 a.m. - 12,2
Nov, 29 1.15-a.m, 27
Nov, “29 10.10 am. - 12,1
Nov. 36 1,55 acm, 3.4

Nov, 30. 10.55 ams © 12.0

Dec, 1°. 2.40 am, 4,2
Dec. 1 11.20 a.m. 11,8
Dec. 41 7415 pom. 7.6
Dee, 1 10.45 p.m. 746
Dee, 2 3.10 a.m, 5.2
Dec. 2 11.40 a.m. 11.6
Dec... 2 7426 pom, 8.7
Dec. 2 11.25 poem, 3
Dec, 3 4.05 am. 6.3
Dec, 3 13,55 a.m. 11.5
Dec. 3 7.30 pam Se
Dec. 4 2,00 am. . 7.8.
Dec. 4 3.6035 a.m, 7.5
Dec. 4 12,15 pom. 11,3
Dec. 4 7.45 poem, > 4.6

Calculated at Fulford Harbour

Cab Driver Fined

Appearing in Sidney magis-
trate’s court on November 22
was Arthur Kerr of Victoria,
He was fined $20 under govern-
ment airport regulations. for
soliciting taxi fares when. un-
licenced to do so.

The British< |:

“graduates: ‘hitch-hiking -on
- the Continent are now rein- °
. forced. by asixth wanderer, &,
’ Brian Day of Mount”.
. Douglas School. This is the «
"second. instalment : telling ~.
‘of ‘their’ stay in London,

: ‘Along with Nick Lott, the

seribe™ of. the: ‘party, are
- Ted Clark, Dave Kerr, Ray
-Thornber, Jim: Vining and
“Brian Day...

a Wonder he: stayed sane, .We

also Saw Prime Minister: Wilson -
. outside Now 10: Downing Street.

Park, Houses: of “Parliament; :
Buckingham Palace, The Tower, |.

‘Senior Citizens.
Housing Project | ;
Before Council:

Project to. .build 11: housing
units for senior citizens on pro-
perty near to St, Mary’s Church,
Saanichton, was brought to Cen=

_| tral Saanich council last week

and referred. to the zoning. and
subdivision committee, The pro-
perty is zoned residentially, ~~
The ‘applicant, Lou. Wyman,
1930 Cultra Avenue, sought per-
mission to’ build: six units with
holding tank sanitary. facilities,
the balance to be constructed on
installation of sewer lines. ©
-Mr, Wyman said that he hopes
the ‘development will become a
church or community project,

‘Bottle Collections

Bring Scouts $285
Tsartlip District Scouts, Cubs

‘Family °: Night’? and’ pre~

parations are. underway for a]
Christmas. party at Sanscha Hall’)

on Dees’ 2c 213.”

Five’ Claremont School ” |. -

We ~ the: Son Sir, Walter
Raleigh was imprisoned in, it's

‘And: we've seen. the girls, no

wonder. ‘they call them. -micro- eo
skirts! --~ oe

‘But at. the. ‘end ofo our week we

~ are’ not too sorry to leave, we |.
“are all sufferinga bit from home-.-°
sickness, and our daily trek to | :
“B.C. House to- look. for mail i is LOM
“very important. _

We find . there are too many.”
_ people around us.allthetime,; and _-
- everything, or almost everything
is so old and dirty. I guess it’s.
natural, ‘with us coming for the
first time away from such a new .
young. country,

“Anyway, We are leaving tonior=
row for Calais and going to Paris,

then to hitch-hike .to Barcelona, .
We are going to divide up in pairs |"
for the hitch-hiking, Dave & | a
“then Ray-& Ted, and Jim. fs going. |

with: Be OY, from Mount: Dougias :
Schoo! i in Victoria,. ‘whom we met

ent holds for us. mgt a

~ Cordova Bay
School Open

‘House Planned...

Staff and students of Cordova

Bay elementary school will be: at -
-home to the genera! public on the

evening of Friday;:Dec, 5. The:

occasion’ is a science display of

more than 100 exhibits prepared

and displayed by students, of the
school.”

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