PAGE TWO

}
§

Wednesday, July 1, 1970

Weather

The following is the meteorological report
for the week ending June 28 furnished by the
Research Station, Saanichton.

Maximum tem. (June 23) 76
Minimum tem. (June 23) ; 48
Minimum on grass 37
Precipitation ; 16

Total v peecipitation

~ REPAIRS
ADDITIONS
ALTERATIONS

Manufactured. Homes
mean better quality at a
reasonabie price.
Estimates & references on
request.

L. HOGARTH
656-1976
656- 3503

ve

: Friday & Saturday

“yy

ox, MIRISCH
CORPORATION

oresents

“A LECAARD FREEMAN PROCUCTION Cr suareg

GS STEVENS.

Sunshine

SIDNEY — 656-3033

a ‘Monday — Thursday 7:45 P.M.

2 Shows 6:50P.M.&9P.M.
MON-TUES.-WED.-THURS.-FRI.-SAT.
JUNE 29-30-JULY 1-2-3-4

He's a crook; an embezzler,
a con man, a forger. .

-ED BEGLEY: PAT HINGLE os.
ae COLOR wpetun . wera -
ee Jags ye a

66.6
Supplied by the meteorological division,
Department of Transport for the week en-

ding June 28.
Maximum tem. (June 257 73
Minimum tem. (June 22) ; 46
Mean Temperature 59.6
Rain 18
Total Precipitation 15.09
Calculated at Fulford Harbour

Times are Pacific Standard
“July 3 2.10 am. 10.0
July 3 10.25 am. 1.2
July 3 7.10 pam. 11.3
July. 4 12.10 am. 97
July 4 2.45 am. 9.9
Juy 4 11.00 a.m. : 1.3
July 4 7.40 pm. 113
July 5 1.00 a.m. 94
July § 3.40 aim. 3.7
July § 11.35. am. 15
July. 3 8.00 9.m. 14.2
July 6 a.m. 9.1
July 6 9.4
July 6 i:
July, 6 Lal
July 97 8.6
July. 7 BS
July 7 25
July 7 Ma
July 8 7.9
July. § 8.3
July 8 33
July. 8 11.0
July 9 71
July 9 17
" July 9 4.3.
July. 9 10.9

Judge Fenton

Parisn here is Rev. Robert

Welcomed by parishioners last
Sunday. as. incumbent “of. the
Anglican Parish of. North
Saanich, the Rev. Robert Sansom
conducted. services in. Holy
‘Trinity’ Church. Patricia Bay,
and St. Andrew’s Church, Sidnev.

Morning Prayer in the Margaret
Vaughan-Birch Hall. He succeeds
the Rev. Canon F:C. Vaughan-

the parish. .

The new rector, with his wife,
Pamela,..and children, . Robin
vaged. six and Jane aged four,
were at-once busy furnishing the
rectory. on Third St., after their
arrival from: ‘England, and the

at their new surroundings. |
© They.

daughter Jane, 4. and son Robin.

Avreception was held after”.

Birch, who retired at the end-of .
1969 after a ten-year ministry in:

family expressed keen pleasure

“are not strangers to

JUST ARRIVED from England to minister to the Anglican

Sansom shown. with Mrs. Sansom,
6. (Review Photo.

lew Minister Welcomed
To Anglican Parish

Vancouver Island. for Mr.
Sansom was priest in charge of
St. Peter's, Quamichan,. during
1969, in-the exchange program
operated by the Anglican Church

of Canada and the’ Church. of -

England. During that time. he
paid a visit to Sidney.

‘He is a graduate of St. Aiden’s.

Theological College. Birkenhead,

in England, and on ordination he:

was for four years curate at
Sutton-in-Ashfield. -He-was ‘then
preferred as Vicar of Holbrook. a
village of some 3,000 people six
miles .

“Derby.

Mr. Sansom enters” upon his

oministry in North: Saanich: with:
enthusiasm, and witha genuine.
appreciation of the fabric of the

two: firmly established churches

he will serve.

north: of. the ‘town of

_ every year, .

a chance.

po 8d eee
, :

hh mit

The dry” season i

Water. supplies the > Upper
Peninsula are. “still "quite: limited. a
Please do not use water SUN

_ Necessarily or. let it run to waste. We |
“are having more calls on our supply
ye) be reasonable and

~ consider ate and give the other fellow S

swith us. “again.

1

-used..-in .

Board received final approval

that:
usual fee”

trend toward maximum
educational opportunities.

Also at the meeting Dr. Philip
Ney presented a strong case for

the importance of his
psychological . research into
learning. difficulties which he

conducted at MeTavish. School:
He demonstrated with slides
and graphs that millions of
related facts observed in the
special class are cerrelated to
reach conclusions of great value
to. teachers ‘who must: meet the

challenge of conflicting per-

sonalities within the classroom.
The trustees were assured that
the success of this pilot project is
evident in the continuing support
given. by. the. Department of,
National Health and Welfare with.
a $20,000 grant supplemented by
$10,000 from the Provincial
Treasury.

Dr...Ney. did not feel. that a
planned move to Brentwood or

Keating School. would present a

difficulty as. four .of his six
‘subjects’ would be moving. into
regular classes to be replaced by
others in need of remedial
treatment: Cost. to the district

-would be confined to provision of
space and relocation of exisiting =

observation facilities.

TEACHER AIDES :
Mrs. Dorcas “Blair and. T.H.
Abbott, representatives | of the
Saanich. Teachers’

the value of teacher aides tobe.
“kindergarten and

primary. classes.. The Board

: promised consideration. -of this.

matter, in the next budget.
Vending ‘machines. ‘in schools

‘became. the .subject of earnest

discussion particularly | as related

“was: adam ant -

| Parrott,

opinion that these outlets should.
be confined solely ‘to plain milk. |
‘Trustee John Pennington warned}

level.

‘operating. these services. . ‘Final
policy .decision.

TEAC HER, PENSIONS |

etter from the Saanich Teachers
Federation’ seeking support of a
‘drive toward improved pensions.
‘On the: motion of ‘Trustee Z.M.

Hamilton: it was. resolved | that,
“Due to’ the: inaccuracies and
discrepancies: in ‘the teachers’
submission’ this board. cannot
support the. report nor will

—

ee Me
i ma:
AHA Ua
ete \

hye
mit

; Pere anr
we ce “(4 ote ‘ee ‘miner

Shy
alae OF

Hemet vin

stg

1

De) lal i
; eersntig
Ni vag Mitgy, tate $ we

‘ Fa pant ower
Seneratttdtone iw od

coe awe

a pakee.

ene niet

— ene gig eae

a] eine sal oe ik
mts gp

irene ara nea
" ra

“ ee earer aa
al a

“aan? pee

My

Tice ine

matty bays “y

sans

le

Bite i
oa a

Ler swe
~~ ee
ene .
“same a

~m “nate +
i ee rn

we
‘ ve £ ’ ee “ ot an
: wien

reer ee 7 tausnarreiiien

fase in

i

— (AS TURNING TO...

yar °
F re :
e a lac a

Peat rein we ome is ven
Neen te Ter cue
: : mations tives:
.

FORT Het ent

tA ta oma

ensioners

BY ROSEMARY OWEN
Two resolutions under consideration by the Saanich School

The first would eliminate the term “Night School”
of “Adult Education’: the second introduces a new policy
“Where an Adult Education course is operable with full
fee paving pupils. Old Age Pensioners may enroll at half the

This enables husband-wife participation in a continuing
community

Rubymay. :
in’ “her.

* | against: proliferation: of these:
| devices -at: any. Trustee’
G.M, Ewan suggested that parent, |.

“groups .might: be. ‘interested in’

was. deferred.| §
: Pending reports from the schools.

“Careful: scrutiny’ was given a}:

t

at the last-meéting.
in favor

involvement. in

condone anv militant action on
the part of teachers”

Six demolition tenders for the
‘old. Deep Cove School were
opened revealing a. variation
from $2,150 to $434. The lowest
tender submitted by Mattison &
Patterson, Ltd.. was accepted.
requiring complete clearance of
the site including cement foun-
dations.

A further contract was
warded on a month to month
basis for sewage removal from
Brentwood and Deep. Cove
Schools at $767. per. month.
Trustee Ewan protested that no
sewage contamination from

district schcols had -been proven -

and that the provision of disposal
fields on school grounds should be
governed by the same
regulations pertaining to all
private or. corporate structures.
He supported his.contention with
‘the .monthly ‘summary . of

reported communicable diseases
from.the Metropolitan Board of.
in. spite: of a.
tank.

Health -which,
prevalence - of septic
facilities... demonstrates an. ab-
sence of effluent contamination
diseases in the district.

$2, 000 Da mage
Learning.
Conditions Committee, discussed:

proved costly for Ian. G.
-Christison, 4538 Scarborough.
‘Victoria, whose car’ left West
Saanich Road at Kersey Road
early Sunday.

two. mailboxes.: Central Saanich
Police’ “said here. was
damage to the car.

We Buy and Sell.
old China, Silver.

Furniture.
and Bricabrac —

“gaz 4th Street, Sidney”
Phone 6 656: 3515 a

Falling asleep - cat the wheel -

morning and |
‘plowed into a telephone pole’ and.) &°

$2,000

Horse Races
Concession
Indicated

Referring to race meetings
arranged by Vancouver Island
Quarter Horse Association. at
Sandown Park on August 22, 28
and 29. North Saanich council on
Monday agreed to accept one-
half of the stipulated $450 licence
fees as an advance payment.

The Association had appealed
to council for licence fee con-
cessions on the grounds that the
popularity of  Pari-Mutual
Quarter Horse racing is not yet
firmly established.

In presenting the report of the
finance committee to council,
Alderman George. Cumpston
referred to a'similar concession
made to B.C. Jockey Club in 1965,
when payment was deferred and
maximum licence fees were

recovered in three vears.

Our. whole purpose js to en-
courage such meetings both for
the entertainment of the public
and asa source of revenue for the
municipality.”
man.

It is understood that the finance
committee of council will review

«the position if the race meeting is

not financially successful.

balance or write. it off.” said
Mayor J.B. Cumming. “‘As an
alternative we could consider a
grant.”

“Home ma ade:

‘Grade oan .

Fr resh. ‘meaty

“Canada Choice: :
—CROSSRIB ROAST

Canada Choice , nes

RUMP. ROAST.

said the alder- |

‘We can either collect. the.

Silver Threads

Friday. July 3- Jacko, 2 p.m.,
Monday, July-6 - July Drop in,
cards and games, 2 p.m., Wed-
nesday, July 8 - Drop in, cards
and games, 2 p.m.

Many thanks to all the mem-
bers. and- friends. of. Silver
Threads who helped to make our
Sidney Day Float so successful.
To those who spent so many
hours working on the rosettes,
and to those who~ generously
donated material, our. special
thanks.

All programs take place at
Sanscha Hall, Beacon Ave,,
Sidney. Senior citizens of the
district, and visitors, welcome.

VANCOUVER
Bonham, city medical health
officer, has announced _ his
department will conduct detailed
tests for pollution at city beaches
this summer.

CALL

BUTLER BROS.
‘SUPPLIES LTD.

Keating Cross Road

FAST SERVICE

§ COURTEOUS. DRIVERS
PHONE:

1121

(CP)-Gerald:

ror SERVICE AND QUALITY,
sP ECIALS:

BEEF Oe se

-PANCO ES

PORK SPARERIBS”

MON - ‘SAT, 8 am. .
FRIDAY NIGHT 1 TILL 9:00 pm.

7 p.m.

BROOKS SHIPYARD

2324, HARBOUR RD. SIDNEY

“For Fast Marine.
Repairs & Servic
656- N57

. f . Se Bow, ,
au i Ne

iy and Sou.

% We like io look after you” ;
ROY “AL BANK
BRENTWOOD BAY PHONE 652.9922

eg ome 4 Bee mo, and v r introduce you soe

“to Term Daposits, All you need is >

$100, Leave it here, at the Royal
Bank, for over two years and wa'll
quarantes you 7%

the Royal Bank, Torn Deposits are

cashable any time,

Wa give you high

your savings, and Just ag important :

le The Witerdat we Lanta n you. Come

% Interest, And, at

interest One

4

4