directions...

/hatever : is fs lannod for the fiture, ‘it is ‘lear:
that nothing can be. accomplished unless. the. plan
‘line © with: provincial government. policy and
The argument that more funds at lesser
rates of. interest. should be made available for the —
. purpose of fighting pollution i is inescapable. oS

ce vironmental -: “collapse.
- “spelled | out; with inciveasing. fre-
_.quency and clarity, you: hear the

“due to: fears
y ~ seltizeas™ "realize that cleahing up.’
2S the’ ™ess.is going. to: cost them
money, °
“Money, but restoration - if it’s:

= deal more..:... af
like. the old. saying tha! a:stiteh

- funds,
~. well explain why some businesses
a can. keep on polluting like crazy, :
or make minimal, token improve=" .
sys coments. that’ don’t. fool anybody, :

"demand. for.such legislation as”
“part of the fight against pollution -

~ Letters To

Signature ofthe writer as
well: as address are re-
~ quired. A pen name maybe .
“. used only in special cases.
The Review may edit let-
"ters for. brevity, clarity,
2 legality or taste.

. BREAKWATER
- Editor, The Review, Sir ~

T want to compliment you on
» your very fair attitude to Mr.
* Henry Bird in connection ith his
Deep Cove Marina,

“When Mr. Bird took over that
Operation a little over a year ago
it was in a sorry mess, The
wharves were decrepid and un-
| gafe, the boats and equipment in
poor shape; the owner was not
depending on it for a living, he
took out what he could and put very
Little back in.

Surely, the improved wharves,
the lighting, and gas pump and
water services are of tretficn
Gous value to the boat owters and
gre lawiches that come fn for
Service and supplies.

in order to make the operation
bay it iy necessary to have the
eastorrers’ boats Inoored all the

The Editor

year ‘round, Many owners are
hard put to store their boats.on
their properties, Oak Bay is now
taking action to forbid this. -

Also .the winter. fishing for
springs and grilse is enjoyed by
those who have their boats moor-
ed at Brentwood, so if this break«
water proves successful the Deep

Cove patrons could enjoy. the.

same privileges.

if the British Columbia govern+
ment ¢an spend 10-million dol-
lars of a one-shot Winter carni«
val, surely they could spend$190,
000 to put in a breakwater which
would shelter the marina boats
for vears to come,

For years Oak Bay had ro
breakwater and al! boats had to
cotne out in the winter. Now they
fave a thriving all year round
business and are mooring possi-
bly a couple of hundred boats.

The ROMP have called on Mr.
Bitd several times to rescue
boats in trouble, This is ancther
Servite that is valuable and can
only be available if boats can be
in the water at a mooring.

G. W. Robinson
3069 Henderson
Vieboria,

: Winter Vacatior

PED NE CAMPBELL :

aon ENKE VIEWS -

Pollution

“Now that we're nearing ‘the end:
of the last.year of. the 1960s, P've

'To-me, one ofthe. more strik-
~changes: is that, in: the last.

Ver many ‘of. them were consider-

most unexpected pesple talking

“about pollution ‘and conservation...
“Some of their concern is probably :

Somme is ‘because © “fitiess’ very” seriou:

- (Conservation: costs.

still possible - costs a great

-in-time saves nine.. Or, if you

prefer,. an ounce ‘of ‘prevention’
js worth a pound of cure.)

Frankly, I think’ we'd stand a

“better chance-of licking pollu-"
>. tion in Canada if, provincially and a

~~ “federally, we had a strong public ©
“a demand for legislation requiring’:
“ALL: political parties to reveal

“the © source. of their campaign

To ‘my mind, creating a public

° could be handled -best by intelli-
gent Canadians: in-their twenties,
‘They know that pollutionhas many
forms, stems from many causes,

Cand. will therefor¢ need many. -
remedies,

Such - ‘young: Canadians. have
“shown themselves to be energetic
-and capable, “They havé the vote.

~ They have a tremendous, stake in

- preserving a quality environment
“and an unpolluted Canada,

Thev'd Likely find a sympathe-

tic older public, For we, who have
passed the zenith of our lives.
have a strong stake, too, Weare
concerned for our chidren and
‘ grandehildren,

“CARIBBEAN CHRISTMAS CRUISE”, satls from Vancouver oa
December 18 for 27 exciting days through the Caribbean, From

$580.00 U.S, tourist and $

“ALOHA HAWAT CRUISE”, sails from Vancouver on January 19/70
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In. fact..iUs a‘ bit-:

| . been thinking of some of the many:

-- changes in the decade which his-.
-torians: will assess more clearly

than we can ourselves.. ;

= ideal’ of. the readér.
" grams and radio, too, have their
quota of heroes to be looked upto.-
“a proup of: :
teenage’ boys who took . physical
ly cbecause .

tre.

“course,
“= young people... :
~ ile: authors, whose books contain:

“Most of us: have a  hero™ or

heroine, - or some other . ideal -
_personage around whom we have
“woven some rather fanciful char-.. :
* ‘some added lustre. =

acteristics,

To each his” own ‘hero - _

‘maybe. in. ‘sports, ‘politics; reli-
. -gion or education, in almost any,.

facet” of: ‘social: life. where some-
one. has, by. the nature of things, 4

7 es been in'a sition of: lez der ship,
“citizens wereactively concerned, us po *

This” “hero. “worship isyccof
“More « obvious | among

There are favor-

become © the
TV pros

‘characters “that,

‘T-remember,- well,

they wanted ‘to attain: to’ and add

“to: the glory ofthe “local: buse-

Such legislation might : =

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|

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ball team.

In all our. society.no one. has
such leader ship power and in-

fluence. on.the-ideals-and- thought. wo
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- By John Squance

© of our soung people as our school

teachers have. .Having received
alle my education in raral one-

sonally,
and six or_seven differcnt tea-

© chers, One lady stands’ out vivid-
lyin. my: mind and: always will E

‘because of: the influence. she had
had_ the: same. experiences “1 find,

: together, certain names | Stand:
oul among their teachers.

incgensed by ‘my. st atement that a
leader? and, mentor
is shut for the day.

the: days of community dances
and “picnics, it was “noticeable

that the” young people would be .
mimicing the ‘styles and manner-_-
isms: and even, on occasion, the’

-voice,.of their, teachers =.

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on her: pupils...Our childr enhave-

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“Do you think that 1 am “Wrong. ve

in saying. that this is still true —
today, at least to. an. important

‘degree? s

Should ‘some wi eary y teacher who"
has wondered why he or. she ever
chose ‘such a vocation read this,
1 Would ‘like’ to’ Suggest that they,

“have been in, ihe: most | important.
and far reaching vocation in-our.“"*

_prese it. society. ~There-are men. .
“school days”

and:
should: be honored: among us. as”

“being The Most Useful Citizen’’. *
if remember a young lady schoo! oe
teacher; who, boarded i inour home”
-in’the Jong ago, who was’ highly.

_ Maybe. each’ one. of us.rememe.

berg a’ different ‘teacher “away:
back int early. memories. whose.-
‘aame "and. ‘memory. has not dim-
teacher cannot drop her rale as:
among. the.
young péople when the schoo! coor: :!
Perhaps this :
only is: trae iy rural areas. Ine:

med in his thought, Perhaps we.
would; if we could, say.a Simple
“Thank. you’ to. “that ‘one,
time “has j-made., it: impossible,”

thanks, -expressing’ some appre~
ciation: ‘to: those ‘who: are = still:
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ussed at “great” Peneth on ie we ~yplace .

eral occasions, Mayor J.B.Cum=. Ae ten Oh Lora we humbly
a ming recited a’short poem which oe
“he labelled The North Saanich: ee all others, Keep ~—

us Prayer.

, For Pie us ‘to. this love ly.

Its seems to sum ‘up the

1.

CHURCHES a

“NORTH. SAANICH - SIDNEY

: Rite Of Confirmation ti: 00 am,

[Rt Rev: GR Calvert, DD.

Thursdays — 9:00 a.m; |- ‘ST. “PAUL'S, SIDNEY: to

Service of. Worship © WW a. m, _

Please note for Sun., Dec, 213t: Z
t rd

“United Church

ef Canada ~
SIDNEY and NORTH :
: SAANICH
‘Rev, Ry ‘Hori Pratt

Church Office - at sid”
Manse - ~ 656-1930 « :

ST. JOHN'S, DEEP COVE: get Se
Service. of Worship 9:30.a, Mp ope

Anglican - Episcopal

_ > Chuseh of Canada

“Canon F. Véughan-Birch -
Phone. 656- 1014 ;

- DECEMBER 4- ADVENT 3

ST... ANDREW'S. - SIDNEY © ‘|:

Holy. Communion - 8, 00 a.m.

“with the —

(Church: School at St. Paul's

“women: among” them. Awho es”

“put: 2°

‘How. aboutesaying the .word of

Early service 8:00 a.m, and no 9:30 am.) = -
later ‘morning’ service. And
Family Candlelight Carol | | CENTRAL SAANICH UNITED
Service at 4:00 p.m, CHURCHES ~~~ a
ag nes pam Rev, John M, Wood)... 222) finger i ene
; , = PAT BAY * " : . ‘ :
HOLY TRINITY -. PAT PY" | | Church Office ----- 652-2713
Holy Communion. 11,00a.m. Manse wiceenenena- 652-2748
Sunday School .. : 11,00 a.m. | | SHADY CREEK, 7180 -East
Please note for Sun., Dec. 21st, Saanich Road,
| .| Early service 8:00 a.m. and no |” Family Serviee and. Sunday :
«=| later-morning service . And the School qatececrr crs 94 45 a.m,
_jAnnual> Carol ‘Service at | | BRENTWOOD, 7162 West
4:00" p.m. J | Saanich Road, ~
Family Service and Church |.
Parish of School ~--------~ 11:15 a.m,
South Saanich|
‘Rev. 0..L, Foster ASSEMBLY OF GOD.
‘DECEMBER 14 - ADVENT 4 3. ; » 9182 E, Saanich Road
sT, STEPHEN'S. | | Rev. FR, Fleming, Pastor | -
Holy Communion ~9 am. 656-2545 ;
Mattins .11,30a.m.-]° Sunday School 9: :45 a.m.
fe : aS Morning Service. 11 a.m;
ST, MARY'S - foe "| Evangelistic Service 7:30 p.m.
Holy. Communion. ; “10 ae ; Tues day - * Prayer and.” io
——_—____| | © Bible Study 8 p.m. oe
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