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Wednesday, September 2, 1970

Extended Care Beds

Decision of the Capital Region Hospital District Board
to seek a less costly site for the 150 extended care beds
provisionally allotted to St. Joseph’s Hospital lends in-

terest to a situation which had reached the point of
stalemate. It must be agreed that it was full time to
either try.a new gambit or box the pieces. -

If it were merely a question of re-allocating the 150
beds to other hospital administrations there should be
little delay in arriving at a solution. A very good case

could be argued for transfer of the beds to the Rest
‘Haven Hospital administration for incorporation with
the hospital to be built on Mount Newton Cross Road.
Ample acreage is available and the Regional Board
holds title to the 22-acre property.

THE BARK of the Arbu

-and don’t be caught agai

’ known in some locales) makes interesting designs
and patterns when viewed at close range. Have an
ADVENTURE IN SEEING next time you pass one ©

tus (or Madrona as it is

n by that Page 1 puzzler.

_ But disposal of the authorised extended care beds is
“tied in with” plans to augment acute care ac-
commodation in the Capital Region, and in this battle of
wits there is little liklihood that conflicting interests
‘would allow a build-up of. the Peninsula hospital
- facilities to the detriment of any intention to promote a
o third general hospital to the west of the City.

. If St. Joseph’s cannot expand in the present location.
z the administration will look to the west: a site in the
" general location of Burnside-Tillicum could well be the
_ choice. of the Regional Board whose ultimate decisions.
are swayed by the preponderant voting power of Vic-
Ms toria and Saanich.

~ Supposition thata new hospital will be built to the west
‘introduces. -a further interesting, and we believe prac-
ical, propos: ion. At the moment there i is an allocation of

-embracing the worl
growing out
the brown earth

“protected those

bud”

“> healing 1

Student”

150: extended care beds, therefore it may be. Ssiuned
that the building of a. new W hospital: in western Saanich,

: establishin a :
. ea be a

_ have been held o on Sept. 2 will not .
= take place until October 7, It will,
be: held at the Western. Hor-
semen's' Club» House’ at

- Sweer STILLNESS. :

Editor, 'The Review, Sir:
“Not too Jong ago:the: residents
_, .of Sldney and North Saanich were
: cuore protesting the in-  Saanichton Fair Grounds and will
discriminate use of our Airport be — addressed . by | G1.

and the air space: over us. ‘This - Mamanenko of the Capital

resulted in our having to live in| Region Planning Board. . The
"an atmosphere of acute noise and meeting is under sponsorship of
alr pollution, Garden City, Horsemen's Club
Mow, if seams to me that all and is-open to everyone In-

those h stened a) and” a ted ter ested. in the. subject of. the
7 upon’ in ceotesie eed due a vate “establishment. of a. network of
© of thanks. We have had a glorigus permanent trails in ial aren.
~ summer, been able to use and» Gail leigh ond a :
“enjoy our gardens to the fullyand. _Brooklelgh ton
the atiliness ‘at times has’ been mo
o)guch that even the erlekets haves. ‘Nor Goon ENOUGH
~~ been heard once again. At leant, pa ; ;
~ this has been so for we who live isditor. ‘The Review, Sir
“close up and under the flight path. ~ Twould like to compliment Mr, |.
—) in-what 1a perhaps the last little AW: Smithy 9700, West Saanich, |
: : bitof rural Sidney. We personally “Road, on his letter to The Review,
“think itt lovely: spot—ancaning AUR) | 8ths | Inst.
"the Orchard / Bighth Street’ workings ‘of Assesament Act.
oo caren-with: Boweott's Row proce This was a very) clear. and:
“paneh stretching: over to the Jett: suceinet observation. on the: ine:
and the Airport spread out before, credible, injustice | that ean he
be wrought by this: Act. As Mr,
So from ourselves, and from Siith says, it is heartening to
Sour neighbours on each aide, a he Wwe that Central Saanich
warm ‘thank “you! to the Council ts finally: perturbed. Ts
“respective Mayors of Sidney and OU North § Saanich Council quite
North Saanich, to our airport indifferent? ‘To me, it is not good
manager, to the D.O.T, through CROURN to merely say. “it is the
our M.P, in Ottawa and to the fault of the: Provincial Gaver-
GPA. and last but not feast to. ment.” Turn them out and there
ihe very responsible men in the MY he ” impr we :
_ control lower wha try to get the ecg, Ghd Sparling,
tralning plones to “rev up" ever. 850 Land's End Road,
1 the uirpert rather than over us, ORI.
f " we Anne Albers: diiney, BB, tC,
9025 Kighth St, Sidney:

Failure To Report
Brings Fino Of $25

Christopher A. Parkinson:
Vietoris, patd a fas fine in Stdney
Police Court’ on Monday. for
falling to file notice of an ae
cident: Mr. Parkinson was in-
volved in a minor car collmnon an

‘DATE CY [ANGE

Heditor, The Review, Slr

: Since any dulier in die Heyiew
last week, there) has’ bepgn. a
change in the. date of a meeting
on dedication of riding and hiking
tronis on Saanich Peninsula, Tae

Healing

i heard the birds of spring
_ and saw the flowers

-- scented with the beginnings of lite

until they crept into the aery world.
i saw the young sprouts

and open themselves.
oe to the bees.
"the wintered: robinias: leaved
greenly;
the | sun shone into my “mind

Diana Lynn Sewell, 1b :
5782 Oldfield Road

d .
from winter.

lives

me.

at Claremont Senior Secondary.

ECO-MANIAC”
COMING SOON?

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“There are . fashions. in
words,’’ a veteran = con- °
servationist noted recently, -
and ‘“ecology...is being
bandied about until people are
growing sick of it before they
know what it means.”’

The Canadian . Forestry
Association still thinks that
the word ‘‘conservation’’ used
in its correct meaning, con-
tinues to present good ideas of
what should be .done to
manage natural resources.
However, to aid all in un-
derstanding the meanings of
various terms that are now
popular concerning our en-
vironment, The. Association
offers the following definitions
of environmental terms that
will crop up frequently as the
‘Environment becomes more
of a popular issue: _

ENVIRONMENT - The sum
of all living’ and non-living
factoris affecting organisms,.
including man.

ECOLOGY - The study of
the relationships of living
things to their living and non-
living environment.

ECOSYSTEM - A complex
of «plant, animals and_ their
physical environment, in-
terrelated in such a way that
changes in one affect. the

-- other.

POLLUTION - The addition
- to an ecosystem of. substances
- in’ a. quantity. sufficient to
. produce undesirable changes.

BIOSPHERE - The thin skin
of water, air and soil: which
-surrounds the Earth and

contains life. :

- ATMOSPHERE. --

That
portion of the biosphere made.
up of air. .

-. Lately, -mutant._word-

~ strains, with “‘eco’’ as prefix,
“are emerging. Seen in print
recently were “eco-.
catastrophe,” eco- -activist”
“and “eco-tactics.” .
~ Can. “eco-maniac”’

be far
; behind? an

regarding .

| RUTH ENKE VIEWS

: ie ines Saanichton Fall Fair v :

over Labor: Day ‘weekend: wil

7 “keep. the Main Hall open on the -
“Sunday: and n t close. it as” for

| housing
“flowers - “and

: ‘vegetables, “helps ‘to “emphasize ©

‘the: importance of food, and. to:
‘draw attention to those. whose *
lives are still closely linked to the.

land. :

| bet that. many. ‘of. the young
wives visiting the Main’ Hall. will! -
not.” know ~as® “mueh” ‘about ~

Silver Threads Centre will: know...
For the Canadian shift from:a_
rural to a city: population - ‘has

ban-raised, don’t know. wheat:
from oats, don't know their field
erops,, couldn't tell you when ©
certain, fresh. fruits and
vegetables are in season,

How should they? These young
have been raised.on canned or

realize that. even. eanned. and

vegetables as the busload of older me
citizens from Greater Victori ia’s ©

been so fast that’ many in’ the ©
grandparent class lived on farms |
and: have descendants. who; ur-":

frozen, goods, Land-wise, some
J are so clueless that they don't

: basic. ‘brodlicer

; luxury ‘goods.
For food is a ‘vital commodity

“which cuts, across. all age groups,

“trades,” : ‘professions, “income
brackets, nationalities and races.

ay “often, hia what. ie

if some-crazy, radical. million:
naire were to pay the vanishing

sula, Fraser Valley, and, the
Oakangan:to go on strike for a
‘year, sell no crops, grow. enough
just for themselves, and sit back
saying to the general” public,

‘Phooey to you, We're all right, -

Jack.
‘Just a crazy pipe dream, but
gosh it would be Interesting,

' word

So when. you're, at. the fair,

a | HUN EEGNG 7

FISH DERBY
THIS: SUNDAY —

‘the. ChiefThunderbird Memoria

Tsartip Indian’. Reserve,

Brentwoaud Bay, next Sunday |.
Tickets may be obtai

the foot of Stely’s Cross Roac

Indiar, sweater xet, a sing]

av ‘eater, ‘and $25 cash,

Three Funeral
to thoughtful

$83 rh) i {

meeting which was supposed to | Pat Bay Highway on July 47.

“phe annual Fishing Derby. for | «
te Remember the saying that the

“Trophy. takes plices at Ahe

Sept, 6from 6 am. to fp, m.

There. {s and additional money
prize. for the winner of the
Arophy,

ined (rom
any of the Brentwood Marinas or
“atthe Tsartip launching ramp at

Tiekels are also Yood for.a draw
for three prizes: a Mroand Mrs,

“Sands Funeral Chapels

and: understanding

650-2092

farmer should know about: car-
pontry, ‘drainage, | machinery,

history. book- ‘keeping.
conditions, -

best (ertilizer.is the lootsteps 0
the farmers.

|, well, ‘and. where it

lagging.

ma y

«*

bit stérry eyed:

say

Chapels dedicated

VICTORIA Senice |
AMES TNS, 388-5156 SIDNEY COLWOOD. &

So. Thope that some of the fair’s .
“visitors will really think about the:
plight of the: farmer, and ponder oe
“the wisdom ofa society in which.
the growers. of food work: harder
for longer hours. and less pay than ae
~ those employed in manufacturing o

ha
“ter esting. situation would develop |

farmers: of: the: Saanich. Penin-.

think about agriculture as an art
and a seience think of how. a good

weather, pollination,. natural,
market

Yor it's true, you know. When a
knowledgeable farmer walks
about his land as he probably ag
does on the pocket-sized farms
we have in this part of the world, gig
he (s likely observing dry spots, fi
wet spots, noting where erosion. ay
may occur, where a crop is doing
‘be ae

‘Af you want to be literary anda ge
with ff

47H. 3024 D Bit

Zenophon, a
high-minded man is the best of all
ccupations’’.

Or, nearer.
‘said,

from the cultivators.”
. home, Washington’

‘dered than
7 agriculture.” By

Ecclesiastes. has” it,
‘generation passeth’ away and

by improving

‘another. generation cometh, but:

: the earth abideth.”’
Not in our neck of the woods, it
doesn’t, We blacktop it, pollute it,

~ put. smile on our. bumpers. and ;
-. make glossy. movies called “The

Good Life.“ *

"NOT sO.

Agriculture for. a .

ie Or. echo Cato. who:
said, “The ‘best citizens: Spring :

‘No 4
more real service .can- be. ren- |

“One.

Due. to a misunderstanding,
Mrs, Joyce Parrish and Miss
Betty Rashleigh were named last.
Week as speakers atthe evening.
meeting, Aug. 30, at Sidney Bible
Chapel, ‘in’ place of Mr, Dave

BY JOHN SQUANCE

The miracles recorded in the
Bible are many and varied, and

many and varied are the degrees

of acceptance with which they

are met. Strangely enough,

organized religion, Western-style

at least, is not at all united. in

accepting or denying the

supernatural powers. involved.

Some: go to considerable lengths

to compartmentalize the socalled

miracles, saying, certain of them

have historical backing,

therefore must. be true. Others
are legendary and may or may

not be correctly recorded. A third
group are classed as allegorical
or symbolical and have no basis
in fact.

While I believe that this may be
true of them, it is sad that this
critical analysis of the miracle
stories has the effect of side-
tracking. many. minds from
studying the laws by which they
were accomplished. There are
those who would ‘explain’ the
miracles as being caused by. the
use of natural laws which the
witnesses. did not understand.
Here we seem to come directly to
WHAT is law, and WHERE is the
line between understood laws of
action ..and. reaction and those
other laws of which we as yet
have no knowledge. Some people
hold to the idea that a miracle is
the setting aside of natural laws
by the intervention of God. Nor
does this viewpoint necessarily
mean that there is a setting aside
of law.’

When we turn the knob on radio
or TV and get a program. or
picture, we are making. use of
laws. The end result is a miracle

usage.

The Biblical characters “who
performed so many. miracles,
‘to name some of. them, un-
which. are beyond the ken’ of all

but avery few.
it is high. time that - we. con-

: free.’

lave You

to one who perhaps knows ©
nothing of modern ‘electrical

Moses, Elijah; Elisha, and Jesus,

_dersteod the operation of laws

sidered the possibility that many.

of these latent powers that make

miracles possible can and will be —

| ours to use when we attain to |
-1Widsom: It has been said, ‘‘Seek

‘the Truth and it shall make you ss

’. St. Paul said something tor

“SAANICH ENINSULA
o CATHOLIC

- CHURCHES |
_ MASS TIMES —

ST? ‘ELIZABETH’S—
rd St. Sidney, V.I., B. C.

Sunday - 9:30 a.m.; 10:45

1 Monday.

OUR. ‘LADY
ASSUMPTION

“7720 West Saanich Rd,
Brentwood Bay, VAL, B. Cc.

. OF

Sunday 8a, m,& 121 noon |

Pastor - -Rev. W, Mudge | vs

speaker...

we

MeCartney who was scheduled as

: COME Al ,

The ‘ss ORIANA for a Winter

Weekdays - 8:00 a.m., except 4

the effect that his hearers should
be ready to receive strong meat
but continued to be as babes
needing milk. “For everyone that
useth milk is unskilful in the word
of righteousness; for he is a
babe.’’, ‘‘But strong meat
belongeth to them that are of full
age.’ Jesus said that, “These
things I do, ye may do also.”’ He
that dwelleth in the secret place
of the most High, shall find
Wisdom there and shall be taught
many secret things and be given
great power.

Shall we then abandon success

lotice
and material gain and seek that

” Wisdom that shall restore us to
our rightful place in the Father’s
House? —

The times are very, very big

and potent; the only hope is to be

bigger than the times and more

potent. What needs to be realized.
is your own importance in the -
scheme. ,

GUILD MEETING
The Women’s Guild of St.

David’s Church-by-the-Sea, > will
meet atthe home of Mrs. J. M.B. .

Nicoll,
Tuesday, aie 8, at 2. 30 o clock.

5321 Parker. Ave.,

THE PARISH OF
NORTH SAANICH

ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA.

Rev. Robert Sansom.
Ph. 656-4870

Sunday September 6th
TRINITY XV

~ HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

Patricia Bay

Holy Communion. 8.00a.m.
Morning Prayer. 9.30 AM

ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH
Third Street, «
SIDNEY

Choral Communion  lla.m.
Thursday September lith

Holy Communion —_9.00a.m.

Parish of |
South Saanich |

Rev. Ivan H. Futter -
- 652-2812- ©
TRINITY XV. -
ST, MARY’S.
Holy Communion “9,00a.m.
Mattins 10.00 a.m.
oo. - ST: STEPHEN'S
‘Holy Communion © 11.30a.m.

_ Seventh-Day ©
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: ~ PASTOR: CAL PHELPS.

: Sabbath School 9:30 am.
Preaching Service: ‘AL 00: a ‘m.
s Prayer Service.
epeds 30, Ps Meee y- ;
- Visitors Welcome -

_ WORSHIP. AT
_ BRENTWOOD. BAY
 Sluggett
Memorial Baptist

10:00 a.m, Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship‘

‘Pastor R. L, Roth’

8 6521510
7008 West Saanich Rd.,.
| Ph, 652-1510

United Church
of Canada

SIDNEY and NORTH
SAANICH
Rev. R. Hori Pratt
Church Office-656-3213
Manse-656-1930 ee
ST. JOHN’S,.. DEEP COVE
Serviceof Worship 9:30a.m.
ST. PAUL'S, ,
SIDNEY
Serviceof Worship 11.00a.m.
(Church School at St. Paul’s °
commencing Sept.13, 9:30 a.m.

- CENTRAL SAANICH |
UNITED CHURCHES
Rev. John M. Wood

Church Office 652-2713
Manse 652-2748

SHADY CREEK, 7180 East
Saanich Road. -
Family Service and Sunday.
School 9:45 a.m.
BRENTWOOD, 7162 ‘West
Saanich Road. .

Family. Service and Church
School , - 11:15a.m.

| Sunday School.

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a (9:45 a.m.
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3 "-Priday-Young Peoples’.

meee oo BPM. ae
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“Behold the lamb: of God
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