nd,

shing : boat. skipper whoa

brief: to the. federal spvetnimont
a by. ‘the, local authorities. :

t week ‘ago. worked

s* indleating
lisharrow~*
: : “right representing.
‘Indian people, didthey notre-
ve an in tation? We do hope, -
; man, that on such an.
rtant occasion they were not”
rlooked,

tbers?. coe

~ S, Jobinson this huge investment ih both rinks:
~ Saanichton. is taking place with a distance of :
oS  — os “no: more than‘iive miles between
ECREATION COMPLEX. _ them. » ire
oe oO ~ What then is in store for our
~, -Edstor, The Review, Sir — ~ Saanich community? Weare’.

“Due to delays of one kind or

: approximately —

n behalf of .: ‘Interested Sub-

nt | It. was,
“Go re _

“$200,000. “Tt
should: be’ understood that the
figure. ‘does. not include costs for
land, « ‘maintenance. and operating

‘costs or possible ‘tax’ involve- .
- ments. There hasbeenconsider- -

“able assistance: from contractor -
:- members and compares favour-
vably with another rink in the Shan-
“non Park naval community which:
-Teportedly. cost $350,000. This
latter rink: is currently planning:
for additional. seating. and glass.
protection, . boosting - the. overall
cost. to approximately. ‘$500,000.

“It is interesting to note that the ©
“freezing plant for the Dartmouth —

rink ‘is .valued at $50,000, also:

faced not’ so much with: an exe

pense, although it is definitely —

=| far behind?

ust “write! is ‘to: an. English
friend called Joan
Joan, ‘is one: of those reliable,

- the. backbone of almost any come.
munity. <3 woo te
"Because. of this particular
friend, : T've been thinking of the
Ne many. women jike her.”

: “single income bracket, genera-
; tion, ‘profession, nationality or
“Yaces
‘ver. or_not clever, But they all
-|-dependable, Not because - they
|, might ‘otherwise lose their job,
‘buts< because dependability. is”
‘| somehow, built right into. them.”
i ee Anyone “who: ‘has. served ona
“ ‘committee: ‘or in a club-knows the
“dependable individuals. :
| oAnd: most of us have heard an
ry “irate committee. “member OXx7
{ plode, ©
cf 2 ¢She- says “she'll” get | the mas.
: “terial for decorations? What a
_ hopel. “That woman has “never |
; ‘yet. managed | to be on time. or’,
=} do what: she’s ‘promised. ‘Write.

. “know. you: can’ rely on.” |
af “The ‘merchant: knows another
sort’ of. independability. -Yeah,

or. movie: ‘Seems: to. sing in One's

a ‘mind out of all proportion to the

story ‘to--which .it is attached.
One: such title was ‘of: a. book: I
read <-long..: 2 ABD, aoe Winter.
Comes’,

part: of a-well: known: quotation,
an winter : ‘comes: can spring be. :

on-occasion,seenis to have § some.
extra: Significance for’ me.”
There ‘is ‘one movie title that .:

. assumes great meaning for me.
oThe Man-Who-Played ©

the movie;:

the. world’s a stage’ A. nice*:

tie in with Zen Buddhism, which -

Recreation Board

a - : eee!
Work Appreciated
“For. :
‘sons’’. “Art WwW, Mur phy has ten=
dered his’ resignation to North
Saanich council from the muni-
cipality’s recreation: ‘commis~
sion,

~ Mr, Murphy had served four
years and had. been particularly.
active. in. seeking impr ovements
‘and new facilities for Wain Park:
2. Council ‘members heard of the
“resignation ~ at their’ regular”
“meeting last Monday evening and

Murphy a letter of appreciation”
for ser vices rendered. :

~ Sometimes the title of. a book”

this ‘is-true of us all.”

‘But somehow this >
title, as has happened with others |

: “1 have. taken’ this. title °
:: far from the story por trayed in.

e | It was Shakespeate who wrote, © :
|< Bvery’Man’s_ an actor, and all:

purely personal Tea

voted’, unanimously -to send Mr.

: by John Squance”

- postulates that every mati leaves:
° reality when he is-born, to act.
“out. a part: ‘on. this: great stage,
_ and. Brows: to ‘be so: much:
“character: he-is representing as
‘ to believe it is reality. a
“AS very -good - story,
too,” of First: World War days.
“The: author » is, of course, : using. -

"Perhaps it ‘might be shown that.
‘The cur-
tain“ is up and. the’ play is. on;

“and will: continue for our. alloted --

“three. score” -years ‘and ten’ .

“Tt has: been stated as a meta-.
‘ physical or. ‘mystical: ‘truth: that,«:
tov our animals, ‘whether our ‘pets:
as OF. beasts ofburden, kept for work’. -
or -gain, : we humans ‘are ‘God’.
: “We “have. ‘dominion » over: their’:
>. lives: and welfare.’ We can treat].
«them “with : love. or. be: thought~. «

“Our “pets -will...
_ worship their! ‘God: and obey him: -
until ‘fear for. their physical life’
--Makes them lose contr ol of them- :

“lgssly. cruel.®

= selves,

When young people fall in love "
and decide to marry, in course: |.
of .time they become ‘creators’. J”

of new life. They take on the
nurture and responsibility ofnew

“individuals, who, in their turn,
= will: act. the -part~ of ‘God’ ony
Even the bus- »
iness man who sets up a factory~
or other business, is he playing -

the great: stage.
‘God’ as he creates employment?

He ‘can ‘dictate whether or not

can get anyone to take.:;

‘God’? roll, with happiness, jus-

“she: ‘phoned: an-or der-in and said -
_ she’d ‘pick: it-up on Friday, [tt
get’ her order ready for her, but ©

"Friday. s"

going to” ‘miss’ ‘it, because abet-:
= ‘care-less types =

"of. the thank you letters .
~ ter. engagement has come along? *. <
4 That. sort. of behaviour strikes.
me as plain inhuman.” ae
non-hysterical women who ‘are

-20F -asnear to a smile. as. you :

ean manage.
“They. are. not’ confined. to. a-—

“They can be rich or poor, cle- -

“share'the quality of being utterly.

her off and. get someone you: =

: you” can bet she won't. tbe Ane on

Weill, ‘there’s” no sense spele aye
ling it. out-.in’ detail: as we all

the

their’ hands; At any rate we all

havea part to play, . and -whether-.

part, -
‘it -behooyes.’ us. to play. it: well, -

a major~ one. or a Obit’

dability and independability,. Of-

: portance and ‘affect only one or..

learn pretty : fast about: depen- .

ten the instances are of small im- 6

chis workers have the very best’
possible working conditions: and |.
wages, or the minimum that he.

Clergy, judges, teachers, ‘doc=.:
tors and nurses are among the. .
more . obvious. players of: the”.

tice,, and health to so many in’

“another, I may be a Little late that too, but rather with an in-
-: swith comments. relative: to” the vestment.in the future, "That is

e a matter of concern however and, - pit there is a very good percen=
“Af tt 4s definitely the concensus tage of truth in it. The task will
“. of-opinion that the ice rink:is to”

“proposed ice rink plans, It is rather a.trite way of putting It, .

ALLIED GLASS

In The Off Season.

SCREENS, GLASS,

be. the initial project in the much=

"needed and long-awaited recrea-

~~ Honal complex, then we, the pub-

‘lic, should get ‘behind those who
~~ are spearheading the project and
give them the support they. mist

have if the venture Is to be suce

cesstul.
'T was a little concerned when
I read in the Review that Sane.
- scha had proposed to provide an
- fee rink for $50,000, The con
*-¢@ern was not so much with the
effect it might have’ on’ public
thinking later on, I would anti- —
Cipate.a final costing of at least
five times the amount mentioned,
“and even then I would only ex-
pect a bare rink, If I were to
bé saddled with the responsibility
of presenting 2 $250,000 bill tothe
public at a later date, I would
have to. expect charges of infla-
tlonary activities or much worse,
with the public using the $50,000
figure as a reference standard.

Realizing that there are re~
- gional differences in prices,
wages etc,, it might set the pic-
turé In a more realistic light if
T quote the following details from
. $8 Joint Kinsmen Club « Manicipal
'. project in Dartmouth, Nova Sco-

_. tiar- Bare shell, steel prefab con-
structed, for an ice surface 85°
x 800" (appropriate size for pro-
fessional events) with bleacher

gating for 250-500 persons: |

adtessing toonis and shower fact+
ies for two teams; toilet fcil-

be virtually impossible without
extensive © municipal
ment, support and assistance, | but
once that is secured, the geneér=
al public will be asked to provide
their share of individual assis=
tance.

If individual persons, commun=
ity groups, (and do not forget that
youth” also. is. willing to help.
if it can be shown how), contri-
bute their. dollars, whether it be
$1 or $1,000, Iam sure that the
venture will'be a success, As
I see it, it will not be an easy
‘task, bit: the recreational com=
plex has been with us long enough
now for something positive to
develop, If the rink is to be the

opening gun, then let us all do
what we can to see that it goes
of? with a reverberating bang and
not just a little pop, as with a
pricked balloon. Delay can only
mean an increase in what is al+
ready astronomical figures.

My regards and best wishes
to Uosé behind the project and
may their efforts be well re«
warded,

T. 3, treland
2 Waltdale Drive
Dartmouth, Nova Scotia,

$10 STICKER FINES
James Farndon, Victoria, and
Robert Mariman, Sidney, were
each fined $10 in Sidney police
eourt on Satufday for not having
tasting station stickers on their

tar windshields.

involve-_

Rick Hilton

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around us are. depending. on us.
Are you: game:then, to try and
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5 don’t know where the quality

Of. dependability. comes: from.

.- Perhaps it’s temperament more
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families . where children -have a

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