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Wednesday, April 22, 1970

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H.V. Green -. Editor

Wednesday, April 22, 1970

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What To Do?

Of all the escapades indulged in- by ‘the more

-venturesome breed of students, none are more
_ potentially dangerous than the practice of stringing.
_across the road in the face of oncoming traffic.

--When these dangerous manoeuvers are ac-
~ companied by gestures of defiance and dumb in-
-solence it is no wonder that drivers are infuriated.
‘The. temptation to drive through and scatter the
gang may .be uppermost, although patience and
extreme caution are called for.

‘Keating Cross Road. is a busy traffic. artery at
‘peak hours, and the more hazardous because of a
concentration of gravel: ‘
Because of this the deplorable manners of certain ~:

_ of the pupils of Mount Newton: junior secondary |
---sehool: have’ been. brought to Public notice on .

heavy.

_.. Several occasions.

n fact. lay - stress.

and from school.

actions of the wayward. ©

ne Juvenile Act.

oe control.

_.. The day has yet to be seen when groups of high- -
- spirited students may be expected to steer clear of
all mischief on their way to and from. classes. The
foolhardy ones had their counterpart in horse and
: buggy. days when it was smart to hitch-on-behind a
carriage or wagon until the warning cry. of “whip oo
ehind’’. was heard. It; was then smarter.to drop off
to avoid the inevitable slash from the driver’ Ss Snent. .

“Beyond instilling, the principles of iratfic gatety
and, the rudiments’ of ‘common ‘courtesy the
educational authorities. can. do. little to control the ae

> Municipal. councils: have frequently to deal with pe
the complaints of motorists in this regard and: °
police departments are continually watchful, but
"understandably there is hesitancy to label a childa

~ “delinquent by - taking | ‘proceedings ” under the

Only a minute. proportion of the student body. is Ay
* involved in this particular tomfoolery, and what
~ there is of it is by no means confined to the students
of Mount Newton school. We see no obvious cure for
these bad. habits. except. by the processes of
Ee education and the exercise of parental interest and :

truck — traffic.

and - correc

SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

§ WELCOME_ABOARD _
QUEEN SLES E2QUMALT

No Any LS
ALLow iS Above

CAR DECK!

: z AT
i INCLUDE

| SEASULLS,
Hexen & KEW?

|| &

“CHIE, THESE PEOPLE WANT TO KNOW WHEN WE! LL BE
GETTING TO THE NEW “STRAIT OF GEORG/A PROVINCIAL
| PARK ‘~- THEY WANT ate GO. CAMPING- -OUT

IN re”

: 50. “Years: Ago Lone
“Wilson and: some. chil dren were.

» Third. St: for. garden purposes,
one of the. children ‘threw a rock’|”
. in the bush: Soon afterwards two
~ large panthers were facing. the
party. a. little. farther. away: and,

“the. time of going to press there is

» There is no ‘doubt that principals and teachers +s do oe .
‘on ~ behaviour:
pedestrian hi bits, although. trustees and teaching

staff have no jurisdiction over pupils proceeding to

25:Years Ago ©

' of Commerce have taken steps to
-ensure the continuance of the Mill
Bay ferry, as the ferry operators

will stop on May 9, The ferry has

of...

“Files of the Review oa
Last . evening while Mrs. T

trying to locate a lot at the endof

‘no news of their success.
Considerable damage. was dane:

“by afire at the home of Mr. RP...| |
~ Butchart, Tod Inlet: on. ‘Sunday. :
family “and: guests. were |.
: asleep © ‘atthe. ‘time. and. were |.
“awakened by the smoke. The fire
- | was ‘caused through. a defective
F ‘fireplace and flames were in. the | -
“Hall: when |

assistance: car rived.
Curtains ji inthe Tango Room were

ruined and the paint scorched in |

other rooms: Only coolness and

‘prompti:. action” saved - this |.
beautiful: residence from de-
‘Struction.

- Directors of Victoria C hamber

have announced that the services:

been in operation for’20 vears and
provides a direct road connection
between the Saanich: Peninsula.
and the upper parC of the tsland,
The Chamber has written to Mr,
Anscombe requesting that the:
service. be maintained,

Gob ini LP THE: KIDS:
no Editor, The Review, Sir:

"Perhaps because of my original

“Trish, nationality, certain things
_ int uriate mel) os
For example: t have the habit

he of mowing the grass outside my”
property between the: ‘boundary
“fenee and the road, Such land is”

not mine and] could be told to
eave It alone,

However, each time befare 1
start to-mow,-my first job-is to

-walkoup and down. the couple.

hundred of feet inorder to pick up

the refuse, havea shovel and
» piteh-fork with me to Mather the.

junk.

Tn this, ‘nstanee refuse’ and :

unk" refer tio many: articles,
 avich as empty beer bottles, oc
easionally a case of emptios,
—oqigaretle packs. candy Wrappers
enipty whisky bottles dor gin),

ued Kleenex, and even, jay of.

all, used disposable diapers!

Such an assortment leaves. one:

o think that the offenders are
. trawy 4. yeu y "fe, not ait patled
7 fhida,”
generation even foe learn
and tdyness?

Gol help he much berated
kids. ee

G. R. 1. Warren

“1480 McTa vish Roud, Sidney

-_ RETTERS m< EDITOR]

Sk WERS PRO TEST dD

Falitor, ‘The Review, Sirt

tis: astonishing that, Central
Saanich couneil insists’ on trying
lo foree ratepayers: to Aeeept its

SEWEPARE PAN

lus be forced to have sewer lines:

if so. how. ia. the. new:

cRLIES PART.
OF
LANDS SCAPE

Public health officials.
have’ found. “ne reat
fault™ with a poultry farm
ut Downey Road: whieh,
Kone Jocal reshlents feet,
cawies W Ay nuipanes.

At the request of North -

Saanich Council, De, a, Vy.
M. Whitbread visited the.
. farm and indicuted ver.
Dally that conditions: were
arceplalde, Coys, horses
snd heed ae anbtoyy eadled
In surrounding aren could
Aho contribute to the thy
situatian, the official (old
hyn Cumann, ;

“Do think: reason har te
| Prevail tw sane of these
> Cobshlerations,” the Mas or

toh Cowes hs om oa
ab airea and. thew: are

part of the landscaper

'18,0008q. {for asingle dwelling,»
“this. With what result" On Tnst!
seple tank! drainages a dwelling:

~nbntte dwelling,

alongside was one-third’ full of

saane

Parts of Brentwood alone’ new
fo alter, so why should the rest of

It would make of the municipality
a urban sprawl,
We hada bydaw. requiring

Without consulting: the rate
payers rouneil recently changed

Saanich Road, on one acre, there
is-a choreh with all its ground
blacktopped, thus destroying

ovecupied by four families and a

When last Psaw this, a ditch

(ith. Who but
responsible for this?

Tunderstand that other plans
have been presented and ignored,

council. is

Why should council take it for,

ranted that we should go mito
ene crores debt ta help aut apbere
Who by not faking thought arecat
fault’
Mr. Lotimark informs me that
ilies java setae ge Tivo
AM Ue rioney is ater ied: by
vote. Then tet there: be anathor
hiegalive vate,
tuiegi Tried peed dead fils be bar Wiha
end’
POA. Darnley

|ruTH ENKE VIEWS

at the back’ door,

interested in the articles. ‘One's _
about, homosexuality, .. and .this |:
"S. about: the “celibacy. of ey

ght * But you know. how: Tecan’t. resist. =
reading what. other’ people: are.
interesting, =
* somehow, Like reading an article’ ;
_. from. the extreme political. Left
- -and following it up with an article ©:

“ priests, ,

Thi. 2) seared |

“Good “gtternoon’. a

-“Tive brought, you a book,” th
voman said. “Tm sure ‘you'll: b

. the friend who'd have briskly
“ended: the conversation | by

“asking. to” sec’ the” woman’ 8.
“Ticence ; for
since, afterall,

each,

felt, and somehow’. -
vietions about politeness, human

“Well, T think your ideas. are

“erazy, bul 1 believe that you
‘should be allowed. to. express |

them if vou want to.”

Such ao remark: would -have
brought .on a’ flood” of» Biblical
quotations, “Indeed. the. visitor
had already read aloud a passage
sabout: Sodom and Gomorrah,
AIL this sex... outside
marriage, thes woman was
SAVING es

‘Visiti

Mar garet, a answering the knock - :
was astonished.
“to see that the thin. grey-haired _
woman had come once. more to

. save her soul. we

“time they were’ Meee

reallyin des eration’ and alter. ail o
y pe “ “peddle the Message | from. door to.

&, door.’

‘Mar garet, who never could
resist the printed word; looked | ~ thinking.

“at them feebly and thought of: |

peddling hooks, >
the flimsy —
_ pamphlets: sold for. five cents”

Tt was so irritating, Margaret:
hers con- -

. - gee
a“
Mathamania
WITH MAX
A storekeoper wisliinyt bo
~ draw attention to his show
windaw: places. four glass.
jars in it. These care
marked ALB CL & Deand
each contains a number of.
one cont pleces, He offers;
prizes for dhe first three.
correct. estimates: of the
contents ofeach jar. AS a
chieche mentions that far A:
contains less Una. 100
cons: has one third mare
coins than Ay Co has one
quarter more coins than Be
and Dobhas sa more coins
than C. He also states that)
all the coms inthe four jars
WIR MATE MATIN BITTE Karr eee)
oA alone. That information
is sufficient for tha. corrent
number of coms ineach jar
tobe figured our What are
the numbers?

?
fm

and 10% far B,

Saanichton |

Answer ta daxt week'y
problem:
The nambara are BO bor

: “Margaret fought dow Win: a 2 flip-
pancy...Not . the right kind. of

remark for this type of audience.
With: relief;
_ husband, Robert, coming up the —

“said 4 garden path..

‘Margaret, and inwardly. sighed” LE
_as itwas much too fine. and lovely
a day to.waste. any: part’ of it: in a

she saw her own

after’

1 did

they were: only a ‘nickel: ‘apiece,

It’ Sy

~-from- the “extreme political
Right.) ag
“Did. you buy any books thts :
time?" me - mon
. “No, thought it. looked
maybe ike can ene!

cour ageme nt,

They don’t seem. to shave any:
“joy in them, or pleasure in the
and

healthy, free /of-

- indignant.” But it’s’ frustrating -
It’s useless to: argue. . Normal :

conversation -
the couple had

oes ‘Who, were your visitors?” he
asked.

~. Caveliers >
ce mor c fun.

7 ‘The: ouble. is.
“oo that Pin'sorry for sueh people.’
attitudes and academig freedom, +p 5 .
“made it impossible i or her to say,

wonderful: gilt, of life. ‘Po he :
alive

Le, arnt Se a

HIGHWAY GRADING

starts in the middle of MAY on the front

nerd at the ROYAL NURSERY

1660 PAT. BAY TWY,

“mental and physical pain, is a
pleasure in itself.” aan

“No sense ‘upsetting yourself.”
‘Vm not.” Margaret was quite.

is’: out.
historical ‘perspective. "No wide

eresting,
tory about. where. they’d lived,

what kind of parents they had, . |
and’ why they. feel: impelled: to

So dour and gloomy, so lacking in
all joie de vivre. But then I never.

did like the Roundheads. T bet °}.
they acted: as’: they did out-of |:
the.
mueh

: grudging | ‘envy. because.
were) having

“Rober t wasn ui inter sted in the

“ mental attitudes: of “seventeenth | “
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Pioneers,

June. t to 7, has been

proclaimed Pioneer and elderly

Citizens’ Week in British
Columbia, by. the provincial
government. ~

This: special week will honor
the contributions made by pio-
neers and elderly citizens to the
well-being of the Province.
Letters will be sent to British
Columbia mayors and councils,
service clubs and organizations,

First June Week To Honor
Older Citizens

the proclamation by arranging
special events and celebrations
for the elderly during Pioneer
and Elderly Citizens’ Week.

Private citizens are being
asked to remember the special
week and perform some kind
deed or thoughtful action to the
senior citizens they know.

It. is hoped that Pioneer and
Elderly Citizens’ Week will spark
many ideas that will add to the

No. “real”

background | knowledge. But as |.
human. beings _ ‘arevin- "| %
: ther é might’ well. bea”

“L-don't want to ‘be. inhuman, ea
but there comes a time when, out |: -—
_of sheer self. protection, one has
“tobe abrupt and curt. It's so sad, -

“When do-we eat?” he asked. |

senior citizens’ counsellors; and
churches, urging their support of

happiness of -all senior citizens
through the year.

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PARISH OF NORTH
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OF CANADA SIDNEY and NORTH
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Ph, 656-2143 Rev. R, Hori Pratt:
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Morning Prayer. 11.00a.m.
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ST. PAUL'S, SIDNEY

Sunday School 10.30a.m. ‘Service of Worship 11 a.m,
Thursday ‘(Church Schook at St. Paul's
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| Patricia. Bay. : Rev. John ME: Wood
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