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PAGE FOUR

Wednesday, October 7, 1970

inflation squeeze is a factor.

been. given.

Bountiful B.C.

To say that municipal leaders are horrified at the
increase in the welfare levy this year from $1.06 to $1.58
per capita is to put it mildly. It is not too’much to say
that a percentage increase of such magnitude. makes
mockery of all governmental talk of ‘holding the line.’

Reasons for the vast increase of expenditure on
welfare are not clear, although we are told that
unemployment brought about by the federal’ anti-

just that the remedy should add to the heavy burden
borne by the taxpayer at municipal level.

Care for the destitute aged, fatherless families,
itinerant youth, rehabilitation:
tributing to the welfare monies municipalities are
required to collect and hand over to the provincial
government, but as with the costs of education Councils
have no‘control in the manner of spending. .

People on the whole are compassionate, and would on
-no account return to the days when abject destitution
was rife. Yet so phenomenal an increase in welfare costs »
in-so short-a-time requires more. explanation than has

~ There is little public understanding | either of the sale
of relief in given circumstances, the method and means
of distribution, or the costs of administration. Perhaps
_ the greatest cause for concern is the blanket per capita
“assessment in rural municipalities’ where the - per:
‘centage of relief is likely to be the lowest.

‘Unless: a more - precise definition — of the “current
“welfare situation is offered, the familiar ‘provincial

~ Slogan may be changed to Bountiful British Columbia.

If this is so, it is far from

all are items con-

$ worthy. of. notice.. It seems
= thatevery man; woman and child
in the Province owes. $1,100; Mr.

Cun. we any longer. refuse to"
{recognize this?

. Dorninion-wise we are in worse
fix. We make a display of. sup-
plying peace forces in Cyprus, of |
y helping to keep refugees. in the
- Middle East, instead of insisting
‘on’ rehabilitation, Close to. 30
“years. of this, and no protestation,
, Dlusions of greatness? Perhaps |
80, but.lt appears that we just toe
» the. line and Shell Ube
oc oat ke Thorley”

y Leahiemiemdeiael

vey ~ BOWERBANK. ROAD -
Editor, The Review, Siri.
‘Being a newcomer to Sidney 1

' Vveceived: from: Councils It 1s
oo pratifying to know. that the of-
* tielals, at the Municipal office
havea direct: communication |
“pystem with: the taxpayer. It. is
_ very agguring.to be. invited to

provements and: to bo-able to |

‘them for the Jettor, at the same
time making Inquiries as to
whether Bowerbank Road was to

- formed me she would endeavour
“to get some Information regar-

back, Winiel whe did, only (o say
“Vaal the road in question would
not be paved this year. | OUpect
“ihe reason being the monev te nat’
available for such a project.
~. Realizing city councils operate
at mes ona tight budget, 1
acrented the bad news in hn
understanding way. However, at
_ the same time b dow't Whe dh est:

expected in the isolated Cariboo:
: improvements,

are close. to. perfect, and cannot :

Bennett has been deceiving us. be improved upon.

bined effort of motorists,

health or clothing. o
rm _apeed limits should he posted,

alittle until the necessary money:

He _Sannichton.

° ‘was much impressed by the letter |

q “within the past 40 desaidins, would
Offer. suggestions: for elty ime: ee

contd advise the present. address

express one's copinions “on
-Tunielpal affaira,
1 phoned city hall, thanked.

be paved, ‘The very polite lady.
whe anawered the phone) ine

—Aditor, The Review, Siri
ding the matier and phone me:

ae on wet ones ‘from: “passing:
\otorists. Since. there. are. many.

__ Togeing roads alee: be ere ||
‘some. morihs. there:

‘Thad = to.
eturn to: Victoria ‘for. ‘treatment ,
and 'X- -Rays | a costly and un:
leasant state to be in owing to
dust: Such © conditions are to be™

regions, but here i ina residential .

S.--- area of new homes” things should nF
me be better. :

“Ido not look for faults... | seck
“sometimes:
~ criticism and condemnation point
~ the way to better things.. eit is not:
always good to be satisfied with’
things. as they are, unless: they.

Inthe case of Bowerbank Road,
as in other’ dusty areas, a com:
law
enforcements, the municipality
and the general public is needed
inorder for one to walk along the |
roadway without damage to

Motorists should drive alowly;:
‘Jaws enforced, the road, improved |

is available
paved,

for the road. to’ be,

POL ~ Mavis Edwards,
10492 Resthaven I drive.

i eailearateniical

“OLDER ROVS” PARL LAMENT |

‘Editor, The Review, Stren
The Older Boys’ Parliament of,

British Columbia is attempting to. |)
oup-date its records to-enable the:

formation of an Alumni. As there
have been: ‘Members: and Ob-
servers from or near your area

it he possible to find someone,
“through your. newspaper, who

of these particular: individuals.
These people could write tos,
OB. PLB, Archives:
& 950% Dunsmuir Street
Vancouy ert, BAC,

benremesnttnemennnn

SHINER AMA

On. behalt af the Victoria
Chapter,  Cianathan  Cyatiy
Fibrows Foundation, 1 wink to
Joxprens our sincere thanks and.
appreciation lao allsowhoa | pare
bopated in Shiherama: [70 and
Made it) such an outstanding
HICCess,

Ro David. Allen and his carn
mittee o who masterminded

Eee Rat:

BEAUTY is in n the eye of the beholder roughed: -in plumbing of a ~ Sidney
— in this case Sidney photographer construction project made a pleasing
Dane Campbell who thought the pattern. Modern art, perhaps?

Se bE pe

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RUTH ENKE VIEWS

when she is due as the sea otter’s
_Sestation period is ‘unknown.

. So. ‘far.
‘want the privacy. she. can: get. ina:
smaller otter: pool ut prefers to

Of 50 Years ‘Ago &

_the ensilage cutter at the farm of
George Sangster on Saturday.

’ The antics of the human race
make such morbid reading these
days. that I prefer some of the
stories one reads about the doings
of other natural. species.:
~The September issue of Pacific.
Search, that. journal of natural:
science in the Pacific Northwest,

‘has a:story that truly interests

me. It seems that at Tacoma’s

Point Defiance Park Zoo four sea -

otters are ‘thriving: and - One iS.
pregnant! She is, it seems,’ ithe ©
first sea otter ever known: to
breed: in captivity. and her
keepers can only guess about |

she ‘doesn’ t: “seem. ‘to

Files: of the Review.

it will probably never be known
; just. what caused the accident to’

~The machine was’ started: but.
the blower pipe became plugged, :
so the power was shut off. When*
the machine was re-started it ran-
for only:a minute and then went
to-pieces; Mr. Sangster was hit on.
the knee. by the fragment: “of
casting and went down, | for-
- tunately, hecause a.muech larger
piece shot down where his head
‘would have been and struck the
house about 40 yards away, ‘The
silo, just recently completed, was
moved two inches by the loree of
the explosion.

25 Years Ago

Advices: received this week
from Canadian. Paitié Coast
” steamships Indicate that tie.
-Adincess. Mary. paasenger ~
cveasel will io longer valk
OSiiney is from this, weeks!
Rowsons forthe steppe: ates
Servier cure the delay ae
Seastonedt by dhe heavy loading
“of fredght. trams Sidney,
oki hor dake grrivab ato:
© Vancouver: and beeuse the:
colony: at Slitney WE CUSNTELES
ava atin gg: ‘the, MUTTOW
AWA WLS of the Intinids at
night, whieh ts tat doxired hy .
the Company. a

10, Ye ars Ano

Exhibits of interest to all are
presented thisaind next week ina
Cordova. Boy Maza store, Pie:
tures dating. from the year 1089
show Cordova Hay when Hwan
favourite camping and picale
spot for visitors from Victoria A
primitive cart track

we Ure sami’ shacks. an
shown cas the forerunner of
Cordova Hav Road: Also the radk:
tracks on the hillside, and ating
store and (earoom which was the
original Me Morran’s Stare. Then,
BA Hired soantel bape a tortrarit
ot. THetures: and trophies
relating. to the Cordova. Way
Rrereng lon Chibareeahitited in
Institation af thy oot hich wae s
pattern for many Tater day:

Continged on Page e

* Vancouver.

“otter: “should: be

ye otter would: ‘die from. ‘exposure:
aquarium
“the: Point: Defiance):
ar ‘attributes ‘the: ae

“cessful: breeding ‘to’ ‘the. otters’
good health and their diet, of rock By

ne dir actor’ at

vf year,

above:
teserted beaches. and wlth. (wo?

stay with her companions. - her

“mate and two young females.

The four.sea otters were given

‘to the aquarium a year ago by the
Fish ‘and .Wildlife Service. Like |

those released near the Bunsby
Islands: on :the. west. coast’ of
‘Island, .they were
transported. by. air. from’ Am-
chitka ‘in the Aleutians as. their

‘colonies were-near the: nuclear

testing site:

While many of’ us may feel that
a marine. mammal like a’ sea
in its. native
habitat, it may well be that such

animals stand a better chance of :
~ “survival in an aquarium | than in’
"the ocean. where oil. slicks and
other. forms. of. ‘pollution might 4
well: endanger: them.

. (The: sea. ‘otter,

‘gotled: ‘matted or. harmed; thes
“C ecil. Br ousseau,

ark: 200,”

fish and squid.”
The’: ‘Tacoma

“Anot her. wii

inter ests. me ;

slory :
that «of >the
Creston Valley. or, Valley

Swans asit's often ¢

Hunting and
“Supplement © curried:

Winter. Sports ;
‘With the

from the pamphlet"
Swans.” In pamphlet form, this is

work.

Another migration of iaterests
is othe Adams River. Run
this deseribed: in (he. September
issue of Wildlife Review, 00"
“Thad hoped lo 8ee, the run this
year as. 1970 Is ore of the. peak

“having — now
lubber;. depends. heavily : on “its
“thick and lustrous fur. If the-fu ur.i

mother to: be
weighs 65 pounds, and is likely. to.
“have only a single pup. Inthe ©
wild, the pup usually weighs from
thr ee to five spounds at births, ae

‘the at.

waterfowl migr ‘ation’ thr ough: the 4
of of
alled, Keyiew"
readers who read page 6 of the. bi

Tegular. paper on September. 235.
will have read the text taken.
Jalley of the

rostylish, well- illustrated bit of

of
Sockeye, So 1 was pleased to see J

rely on pictures and descriptions
of . this astonishing natural
phenomenon.

The Adams River. isa seven-

“mile river that connects. Adams

‘Lake to the Shuswap. ‘It enters _
“the Shuswap on the north. side,’

some 35 miles east of Kamloops.

The sockeye which have moved
‘in’ from’. the’ ‘Pacific,
Fraser, the: Thompson and. the
South Thompson. and into the
Adams, . are. numbered in

thousands. The river is a mass of

red fish. In every pool there are
fish waiting for night: when. they

where they were ‘born four years
. ago. * “la

& that this year a few sockeye will
arrive in ‘the. Adams: ‘River. by
Thanksgiving. weekend. But! ‘the

educational » . displays,

Mitr

aids

one million: fishand. ‘some 30,000
“spectators, it: is estimated, ‘will

‘Tsthink it's encouraging when
people will turn out-in numbers

-up (the.

. Will. move. upstream to the spot

Salmon watchers | are. , advised.
the: term‘
peak‘of the run is expected to be:
.. between » ‘October. 17 “and 25. On:

those two.weekends there will be’
film:
: showings, food booths and “other.

“The run is is expected to be about.
see this great natural spectacle. :

like that so see one of the marvels.

HAVE
YOU
NOTICED ?

BY JOHN SQUANCE

It had been said, ‘‘Choose this
day: whom ye will serve,’ and
this has a particular connotation.
But. choices are being made
continually. The alternatives
between which we have to choose
are endless.

We cannot start too soon to
discriminate wisely, for ‘it is in
the choice we make that. our
destiny is written. There are
many places throughout
childhood where a choice can be
consciously made and the much
needed ability to choose wisely
can be developed, while loving
and. thoughtful parents can
cushion the mistakes:

A Situation arises now and then
where it would be wonderful to be
a child again and let Mom or Dad
help us decide which path to take.
But, since we are grown to man’s
estate now, we must make our
own decisions, not always
knowing at the time whether or
not we made the right choice.

We learn to discriminate the
hard. way, through trial. and
error. Sometimes an. over-
protective parent is very unwise
when they say, ‘‘I wouldn’t want
my children to go through.what I
had_ to,’ or when it is said, “I
hope we don’t make the mistakes
with our children that my parents
made with me.’’ Perhaps this had
reference to some searly hard-
ships or disciplines, ‘maybe an
unwise taboo, but not, I think,
because those parents taught a
wise sense of discrimination, an
attrubute which will serve one all”
through life..

“Tn choosing this’ day whom ye
will serve, will'it be the hard way
of relative freedom. from debt.or
the easy way where most of. the.
wage-earner’s money. goes to
‘instalments on luxuries.’ The
health, ‘conscience, and mental
well-being are - ‘involved. The
choices ‘at‘this time of life are
loaded. Actually. the welfare. of

_| the world.-is. bound up in the.

outcome of. these individual | and

-oft recurring: choices.

‘free will” which is”
used. to. denote. that: ‘special - at-

tribute to which. mankind i is: ‘born, :

would seem’ to be ‘simply the right:
‘of choice. ‘Dare- we-then, ‘at any:
‘time;. choose carelessly. or:
irresponsibly, “while “on each
‘decision hangs. the: welfare. of:
loved ones or our. society? Only:
deep. and careful’ thought and
acceptance of responsibility will
change our world. May our young °
“people choose wisely with clear
minds and clean. hearts. They:
shall yet change ¢ our world for r the

“of the natural | world.

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ANGLICAN CHURCH

OF CANADA.

Rev. Robert Sansom. -
Ph. 656-4870

SUNDAY OCTOBER llth

HARVEST THANKSGIVING
ST. ANDREW’S CHURCH
Third ‘St.

SIDNEY
Holy Communion  8.00a.m.
Harvest Service 11.15a.m.
‘Thursday Oct. 15th
Holy Communion 9.00a.m.

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
PATRICIA BAY
Harvest Service 10.00a.m.

Parish of —
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Rev. Ivan H. Futter
652-2812

TRINITY XX

- ST. MARY’S
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Holy Communion. —9.00a.m.
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“Seventh-Day .
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-RESTHAVEN DRIVE

PASTOR C.A. PHELPS
-| Sabbath. School. 9.30 a.m.

| Prayer Service

_Nisitors Welcome ;

WORSHIP. AT.
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oc  Sluggett:

oe Memorial Baptist

‘ 10: 00 a.m. ‘Sunday School

~ Pastor. R. L, Roth

. »652- 1510
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» SIDNEY. ,
EVERY SUNDAY
Sunday: School and’ Bible

Class --10:00a. a
The Lord's Supper. 11:00 4, m
Evening Service © —7:30p, m,

~ Sunday, Oct. 1h
-Mr.-Norman Coull
» of Victoria

Wednesday,. 8 pun, Prayer
and Bible Study.
“Tf we confess our sins, ne 1s
faithful and just. to forgive us
our. sins and cleanse: us" 1
' John 1-0 | coelee

-11.30a.m. “|

Preaching Service 11:00- am.|_
: Wed. :

| Ub 00: a.m. Morning Worship i
7: 00: p.m. Evening Service }..

United Church
of Canada
SIDNEY and NORTH
SAANICH
Rev..R. Hori Pratt
Church Office-656-3213
Manse-656-1930 _

ST. JOHN'S, © DEEP COVE
Serviceof Worship 9:30a.m.
ST. PAUL'S,
SIDNEY
Serviceof Worship 11.00a.m.

Church School _ 9:30a.m.

CENTRAL SAANICH
UNITED CHURCHES

Rev. John M. Wood
Church Office 652-2713
Manse 652-2748

SHADY CREEK, 7180 East
Saanich Read.

Family Service and Sunday
School 9:45 a.m..
BRENTWOOD, 7162 West
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Morning Service liam.
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: -Friday-Young Peoples’
- pastor C.D. ‘Lynn
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ST, cimus TOPHLER'S CHURC H (Carey Road “at ‘llicum),.
Sunday Servicw, Sunday School, and Nursery, 0.300. .00am,
“celebrations of Holy Communion on ist and fird Sunday of the .

BT, PETER’S ANGLICAN CHURCH, St. Peter's Road ak a5

- National Thanksgiving Sunday. 8
Choral Hucharist and Sermon, Hrenchon the Rector, 10:90 a.m,
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ST. DAVID. THe SHA, S182 (Cordova ay Road, October rth.
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