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-condary school. band ale. nothing .

2 -VANCOUVE R (CP): <The 44. a
. members: of: thes ‘Lord: ‘Byng: Sea. ee;

RECORD ‘HIGH TIDES“adtled to traubl “last we
“gales as evidenced: in ‘these. two" widely-separated pie
tures. left ds the ‘road leading to Island i

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‘student’ dor univer
mended for: the: high:s hool. the colleges become more’ ‘and.
~~ more. libera 2. -There: should. nol be. such. a difference; :
*beliveen: ihe “to “that a& “child: “will not be-pr epared for ac

FOR. OUR. Saran
YOUR Be _656- 330.

WILL BE CLOSED
DEC. 15 TO DEC. 25.

*" BRIDAY © SATURDAY
“DECEMBER 26'« 27
_PRIDAY at 745 P.M,
SATURDAY at 6:50 P.M, & 9:00 P.At,
ALSO SATURDAY MATINEE at 1:15 5 PM.

is common — -but {
2 his Kind i rarel

awger ty LOANS PELLETIER pte iy OE. BMDERSON recuse pester riot
RE Hp CIDR PETRIE SO. 8S TI His City Bs oo

. - heady: fr cedom, ‘and fallinto: the’ mire of revolt that-is com-
monplace. on: ‘the’, campuses, Lone “AL NTINGDON, QU E )

LESSON. IN PEACE.

as: never. | had ue ‘opportunity of seeing a country deprived.

Is: “unfortunate, iin ‘at cway; that the younger ‘generation cote

fk ist’ Street. dwellings on- the’

Mr, and: “Mrs, . John. Walker’s _

‘Tesidence: ‘ate 9625. First Street.
ip was: knocked to fragments by the.
wat battering, .
aes dows: ‘of the “house were: effec =

Fortunately ‘the win-

‘tively. shuttered.

oo -moder ii peace demonati ational Dieppe. or-on the beaches
as of Normandy. would: have presented an. interesting spec~:

“BIGGER PROBLEM POSSIBLE

oe ~ Lets fact: itt: The next. ‘generation to come will have to:
maintain a a continuity ‘of Indian leadership and if the youth of
Bo ‘today: are: ‘nol! encour raged or involved in the development of.
2) human “resources, it might well be that.we will be facing
oa ‘bigger pr
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quickly.

Defence equipment. “was
brought into. use and Charles .

Douma set up a radio network
tn be.a, seta
“) means of coordinating effort.”

_ VOLUNTEERS THANKED :

eS “Tam most appreciative ‘ofthe:
volunteer. ‘firemen, and those r=".

proved .

‘sidents and contractors who re~—
_sponded * ‘to: thecall for:

_{"tande,”?, said . Mayor. Freeman, . :
| Particularly he mentioned mem-
—jbers of the’ youth. group -in ‘Side:
|emley: and the Municipality, of North:

Saanich - work'e rew wh

ri ntendent B irs Sewar ‘de

_ mont bus.

~ BASEM ENT FLOODED

On her
flood -water : had topped. the side~:
walk and was channelled down the
cement incline into the basoment, |.
where. ..bedroom. "and. storage ~

Space was flooded, Ruined equip=”:

ment: included a new deepireeze.

. amit, purchased to c@lebrate the
5 Rusts’ alist. ‘wedding anniversary,

* Visiting for Christinas is her
marriéd ‘daughter: from White-

“| horse and many of her belongings’.

tn the basement bedroom were
ruined, -

a Coming within the designation
Gfan Act of: God, there is no
hope of recovering the consider =

| shoreline: were ‘inenacod by the
‘| pounding’ of seaborne timbers:
“| The concrete: vambe dded fetice at!

Cie

:Mos ‘gravely Affee ted by: “thes.
; “effects, of. the’ tempest wert Mrs
“and: Mrs,-Dave Rust. and “farnily °
‘of 9625 Secord-Street, Mrs. Rust -
“had driven hei daughter Judy to
| School, and had-set off again to.
stake daughter Linda to the Clare-

return: “the level. f°

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The basenient was pumped. out
by: Sidney: and: Nor th:Saanich Fire
‘Départnient volunteers, and there
ere many: who: gave a: helping
hand ‘to clear the debris.. pie

races | cannct speak too highly. of

“all those who" helped,” ‘said Mr.’

‘Rust: next morning, as he and his
“wife were ‘still mopping | up the

_Yesidue: of. the. inundation, It.

. was ‘still necessary to balance on.
boards to enter the basement

; _from the. outside, and the legacy
a Mayor Ar ‘chur. ‘reeinan's =) fir st :
-thought.was’:to dispatch a muni-:.

-Cipal: trick for gravel. “Upwar ds

a yf 30 volunteers ‘were
ate work filling. sandbags and --
ns building. a: defensive -Wwall.”
: vil.

of the: ealamity was all: too APS
parent, Bos

toc ‘BARRIER BREAKS

fAt Island View Beach the force
of the waves broke down a protec-
tive barrier of logs and sod built
by the. ‘federal ‘government and
“Saanich — municipality. in..1940.
Flood gates installed at Lamont
‘Road and ‘to the. north at the In-.
dian Reserve held fast, saidCen- ‘|:
_ tral ‘Saanich Alderman: Tom Mi-.
chelly” ; ;

The. municipal. works crew: un-

‘der’ Superintendent Carl Breiten=

1 de

bach was ‘assisted by. numerous’

“peach at, 2.a.m, to take advan-' |.
tage. of low-tide conditions. The.
foHowing : night.” Also they. had

er Brother ** ‘Equipment -were®
éing. craptdiy”
stioned, sf

-Island View. beach | has been a

recurr ing pr oblem of damage to”

Central - Saanich: ‘municipality.

Two years ago there was asimi-—

“lar although .rather less spec-
tacular damage situation in- an
-easterly: gale. Paneer :

FINANCIAL AID

; “The ‘area north of the muni-
‘cipal. park “is now Capital Re-~.
-Sional «Board park property as.
yet undeveloped, As such, said.
Alderman Michell, ““T hope we
. Shall-get: money from the Board
asa contribution tothe expense.’?|

Equipment and labor costs in

>the: damage repair operations at
“Island. View Beach - already

ainount to $913, said Alderman
Reporting |

Michell on Monday... RB
‘the circumstances to council, he

“said ‘that’ Butler Brothers. had.
‘donated a’ dozen large gravel |

boxes “and had provided much
transportation free of charge in
- the emergency..

Counetl ordered that a letter

‘of thanks be sent to the firm,

anda vote caf thanks to all vo-
lunteers who had helped was re=
corded,

During the. worst of the wea-
ther on the east coast the situ«
ation across the Peninsula at
Rrentwood Bay was entirely
peaceful, ‘There were no whites
eaps on Saanich Inlet and several
fisherinen were out ia boats,

Speaking from. the. lee shore,
dim Gilbert suid “this is the bas
nana belt, but we've sure get our
eye on the direction of the wind,
If it should) change to north~«
west. there will be trouble for us
and for Deep Cove, ”

GRANT ABE? WED
Central Saanich council on
Monday voted $50 te the Sidney
and North Saanich Cuamber of
Commerce Christmas childrens?

” Ehoto’ at

‘Le
ee

heavy. equipment “working. on.
“emergency. repairs and drainage.
i boxes: obtained from:But=

filled vand posi- ee

right shows the water lapping over ‘the b
vard.at the. start. of .the driveway leading to Rest Haven
. Hospital. (Review Photos),

abroad,

trav eller to a’ customis=free ‘con=

cession on goodsof maximum $25°| |

value over a four-month period,

providing there: has“been. an abs - :

sence of over 48 hours;’

In the case of a journey over-.
seas the maximum allowance has’:
been $100, ‘with no further. con-.
cession for.12 months after re-.

entry into Canada, “excepting,
since June 4, 1963, an addition-
al $5 concession (not. applicable

to liquox’ or” tobacco). ‘in cases”

_where the. traveller is not other-
“wise eligible.

The more fenerous allowances.
commencing «in. the::New Year

‘provide for a concession: of. $25
in each of the four calendar quar=
ters of 1970 onabsence from Can-

ada of 48 hours. The concession, .

however; - -is* not cumulative: “a
‘person: not taking « ‘advantage of

the allowance’ in the-first: quarte"|:
er of the’ year. cannot. bring ‘it:

forward to’ a: later. ‘quarter’;
:- The new regulations will allow
a: ba person. from:.Canada_ for: “12
days

Fewer Teachers:

Ontariors. 13 teachers’ ‘colleges

7.896 ~- 1,381 fewer than last
wal.
bachelor of. arts. degrees -- 346
“more than last year, Enrolment

at colleges. of education has in-:

creased to 2.874 from 2,116 last
year,

“sions: effective on. January 1 eas ‘an
~ benefit residents returning from

-to “return: with? $100, of,
-tustom-free “goods, ir respective.

TORONTO: (CP)-Enrolment at.

ings,
However, 754 students hold.

.- Heliport

“CONTINUED FROM PAGE Te

A special interest: in the future Se

development: of Rest Haven Hos="

pital’: has been” created by. the © a
-_ growing population on the Gulf <>
Aslands,: ‘and: Rest Haven’ Board. ~

is: considering the: increasing ne-

cessity, for the provision of heli- |. =.
copter landing pad.on the Mount =:
Newton site. -With some 24 acres . °

available’ it is: ‘considered that
a helicopter pad could be incor=
porated into the master plan, and

speedy transport would be avail-_
able to sick: residents. of. the |

islands, .The cost would need to

be. subsidized from ‘government ca
‘sources, and this .is currently, ~

being studied by at least one com- ae
interested © in’ helicopter: es

pany ©
trarisport.

_ The: recent defeat of the Cen ae
tral: Saanich’ sewer * referendum |
‘will not delay’ the planning pro=,
cess: for the new. ‘hospital,- said. _
Tt is anticipated ©.
| that: most of. 1970 “will be-ins-
preparation i .
sketch. plans ‘and. working. draws:
Before. these shave. been’
_ completed: and. approved it will
be known whether. a. separate |. aly
‘treatment plant will be built or |
‘another. referendum will be pre~°

Mr. ‘Bradley.

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