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PAGE FOUR

Wednesday, October 21. 1970

Liberation Of Canada

Too often in recent times we have read with horror of
cold-blooded crimes committed in the name of
liberation. Such acts of violence have been received with
incredulity and revulsion, but perhaps with a corn-
fortable confidence that enormities of this nature could
not. possibly. happen in Canada.

We now know to our consternation that the political
desperado is as much to be feared in the cultured land of
‘Canada as at the turbulent frontiers of the disrupted
countries of the Levant.

While the nation slowly recovers from the shattering

- shock of the tragic events in Quebec, there has to be an
assessment of the degree of official responsibility.
There are many who believe that provincial and federal
governments alike have been far too tolerant of
separatist activists, and have condoned actions and
threats calculated to disrupt the status quo and un-
dermine the constitution.

We may rejoice that responsible Quebec has united
with the rest of Canada in denouncing the FLQ. Reaction

to the brutal acts of the terrorists has been an un-
paralleled wave of repugnance from coast to coast.

Driven to the wall by a situation without precedent,
the federal government has reacted in the only way
possible. The temporary curtailment of civil liberties we
hope will be of short duration, but all must agree that.
‘this is an inevitable consequence when the security of.
_ the nation is challenged by the forces of anarchy.

In Quebec, as in every province, the picture has been.
dramatically changed: now viti is the liberation of Canada
fiat all. ‘must s trive for.

“Lest Opportunity _

‘Sidney. ‘council by its decision to reject. the Leisure
~ Homes presentation may have lost a unique opportunity.
.-of pioneering a residential conception. which has been

introduced. elsewhere with: ‘marked. success. ee

= The. more elaborate trailer when anchored to a ‘con-
crete. ee and ‘situate with | others ine pits like.

Helo promoter

authorities. acceptable. standards of: construction,

surroundings. without conflict with existing. amenities.

Town's. advisory planning committee, and had earned

~ Considering that the aldermen' were e evenly divided on
the application, it is’ unfortunate that a decision was
_made without.reference to a public hearing. It is not.

“often that ‘councils take decisive action in the face, of
contrary: Planning advices. a

ENIOR CITIZENS 2
HAIRCUTS $1. 50).

WE DNESD. AN

“NOTICE, TO SEN

EVERY
“AUS BARBER SHOP

i “PROP. AL KNUDSON

ad RTESY. OF |

~ BEACON BARBER

ie mop. VAT HAC CRE Tay

LIST OF
~ ELECTORS

-Public Notic ee is hereby given that ‘ Court of
Revis ion of the Annual List of Ele ctors will be
| held at the North Saanich Municipal Office, 1620
Mills Road, North Saanich, on.
i November and, 1970, commencing ato pany

for the purpose of correcting and revising the

Monday,

ogaid List and for " th oherris at arse
I respect thereto, . which all
“ rannired tof take notice and Serr themsebe ss
| accordingly. - |

grrr ee bee fe
ar Se ae

Of persons are

MB Gctoher 20th, 1970

WELL-WEATHERED GATEPOST gives the an-
swer to Adventures in Seeing enlargement on Page
1. Top of post has been honeycombed by the
~ elements over the years. And you thought it was
: something to stay away from ....

Have You

Our society seems to have
arrived at the place where the
awareness of pollution, oxygen
depletion, vanishing forests and

_ wildlife are generally recognized.

Perhaps, though, there is still
much education to be done ac-
tually. to bring home to. the
average citizen what is meant by
the term. ‘a dead planet’. By
this term we mean a planet that
cannot support organic life as we
know it. This life that requires
oxygen, water, a steady climate
or seasonal rhythm, which in turn
requires a steady cosmic balance
of magnetic forces.

Since, under our democratic
pattern of government, the will of
the people must force our
representatives to take action,
especially if that action imperils
entrenched privilege. we. must
get on with an intensive and
diverse program of educating the
general public. We are beginning
to understand pollution in.terms
of air’ and. water, but the
dangerous depletion of the
earth's oxygen and clean water
sources is not as well known. We
must find ways and means of
reversing these trends, which are
in fact bringing the time, when
this planet will be uninhabitable, .
frighteningly close.

The high school t!evel of
education through its curriculum
could be providing many hours of
study of this problem. ‘The
students of this time will. only
have a natural and full life on our
planet if intelligent controls and

RUTH ENKE VIEWS

-| Augustine, The City ‘of God is
‘quoted at the start of the Massey
Report, published in. 1952:

‘rather: rosy.
definition — =to ponder in:

offered in. addition it: is. an n acceptable altemnativ ee a sb

Obviously, ‘such | a. project. ‘must ‘demonstrate. to the “dividual priorities and decisions

does, give some idea of the sort of :
operation and. maintenance, and.an adaptability: to. the

It is appreciated that municipal councils normally.
assess any novel. promotion with a certain amount of.
- ‘reserve and caution, but in this instance the Leisure

“Homes submission had. been favorably received by: the

“that:

_ the approval of the Regional Board planning authority. .

: the question and a casting. vote was required to reject | * .

| ol STRICT OF NORTH SAANICH 4

“As nation is an-
“association of reasonable
‘beings united in a peaceful
Sharing of the things they
cherish;° therefore, to

-> determine the quality of a

- nation, you must consider
what those things are.’

“This passage from. St.

The Massey Report is history

“But it's. al ‘deol
‘this’

Decade of: Decision, ‘as the 1970s,

| have, been. called.

For. .the: sum total. of our. in-

nation. we are. :
Among my priorities, Yd rate :

‘the peaceful: places pretty high. '

And by. these I mean the places
refresh and” restore me
human’ spirit,

-windy

“ase well’ as to others | fhayen’t
‘mentioned © here.

“met other. people. enjoying: ‘the

For. some people these are’

‘ parks of various kinds - the quiet |

green. squares ‘like. Victoria’s
Pioneer Square. which is used
often by old and young. Pandora
Green by the Medical Arts:

» Building ‘is another refreshment

to the:spirit. So: are the quietly:
beautiful Beacon Hill Park, the
viewpoint of Walbran.
Park. the birdwatchers’ haunts of

» Clover. Point and’ Cattle: Point, -

Andon the Peninsula we ha "@ our
Tech ious. hilltop parks,
have often: been toall of these

“Alw a vs

too. eS :
“On: the | mainland,

the provincial. par Ks.

not very. exciting. They'll never.

vise very high in the world. “But o

0 Years, Ago
Sit was with surprise that” the

“employ ees of Sidney: Mills read

the following notice posted in: the
yard: |

Owing | to the abnormal
conditions. in. the lumber trade
and the absolute dearth of orders,
it has been decided that there.
shall bea reduction of 11 percent
of wages incall, lumber mills on
the coast it is hoped that

business: avil scan: permit. the

mer schedule.”

What might have been a fatal
dwcident: cevurred von Saturday
when: Victor, san of Mr ad Mrs :

JOA Naan. Cortney Roads was Ht,
bby a ball. froma ge vite
walking on Breed ’s Cross Road

Hamntoers bere the: CH thee

hiton fis fit nearedhe eve ltrs

ONOTICK TO CREDELOUS
ANDO PHERS 8
Notige os hereby joven:
Creditars and others
Charis aatdamstes the

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hoped. “that the | injury, will not:
: permanently: affect his sight...

“Peck! >
Captain Maude was, rammed at. |)
loading:
mor

restoration al wages to the for «

The lithe tellow was AOR Gp
a Wiel he

first intimation was When Ne wus

ed benerit,

haynes

Sitar hn ivf ,

mdneye and hatteriy at the City of
Vietorias fiudtieh Columind ae
heruby ry juirest te aOP ie ry
the Uindorsitried, SS OPRNN YS
Sabooutor tap phe: foaiouters mt tice
bstate ab Poti Pa ats, Siahies

Ppitish Columba the. mar fy

fants

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23 Years Ago ce
Salt. Spring. Island Ferry. Cy
under the command af

Fulford Wharf.
‘automobiles “on Tuesday
ning: The. ‘Alaska’ Prince’. first
struck: the whart. then plariced
dnto the ‘Cy Peek?’
loaded with dynamite.
sufered damape to topside guard
rails, but was able to continue
service benween Pulford Harbour

while.

und Swarts Bay

Members ive “the
Tsband’ Power Sqdidran,

tak yD,
Spratlses ititne Gull while thes
| SRAS INE at

are
the Mills Road vamp, u
dee ide deat
manele EL i" ceapecbeak Wat a
Sunday: AV ETE be chases and that
appragsnuatedy: yas returned nen

CART.

Wait iy hy

Meg " " r
hi i i¢ ! i
ie i" Taye Agu i “se 4 ty ae Tate “4

jute S

= ao ve. been a
lucky enough to visit a number of

|-seback, -

The Vessel was.
Cy Peck!)

Viaindous er,
if srioe: i
iy owt offer thou services in| i
Pp PESOS OT WE OT

saturdays

they're. law-abiding kindly kids
with manners: that. spring from
the heart and not from: purely:
social polishing. To them, hap-
piness is to get out of their noisy.
shoddy Vancouver . district. to
some. quiet. place where: he can:
fish and she can w "alk:

: Another young couple 1. know.
clive -very. simply - with ‘almost
spartan® furniture.- Their. ex-
travagance, isa “teliable car, ‘and
almost every Ww ‘eekend they go. to
ome. quiet place w here they
hike, ‘and: photograph.
"Né sither of . these

that: swe

maintain the: peaceful places. A
less palatable, form of sharing?!
are “plenty of ‘other
“to. whom riding. hor-
; music, ballet, theatre,’
handicrafts, museums.
libraries» are the, means’ of
relieving tensions, So. again, I'd
always: do omy best’ to protect,
these. methods of “escape. To
me, these methods»
healthier and. safer. than dope,
drink. or physical violence.”
For we all need to" "escape"
times. Butit is essential that. we

Tr here.
=. citizens:

COUTARE,
better.
montal heaithoog | pen

and. on,

uples is”
exceptional. But it-seems to me }.
» important’ «should |:
~~. establish and pr otect the peaceful :
places where ‘such’ citizens can |:
~ for awhile relax from the tensions '
a of their city jobs. (And their taxes

. as well as: mine -are helping: to |.
“Ane! iy often think: of. ‘a young” ©

couple Til call the A’s, They're.

and.

seem.

dodtin sucha way that we return,
refreshed with renewed hope and.
perhaps, a
more balanced state: of

BY JOHN SQUANCE

corrective measures are in-
stituted right around the world.
The churches. too, should be
holding forums on the subject.
Every club and fraternal group
should be adding their bit to the
end that public consciousness will
solidly. back governmental ac-
tion, locally.. federally and in-
ternationally.

“ITEM: A full stop to any fur-
ther depletion of our forests, and
a greatly accelerated program of
re-forestation. The forests are
our chief sources of oxygen.

ITEM: The electrification of
transportation. Diesel power not
only is a great pollution source.
but a heavy user of oxygen.

These are just two of a great
muititude of industrial
cornmercial ways that require
close scrutiny.

Dare we allow entrenched
privilege to continue to jead us
toward catastrophe? The time is
now tc-employ every possible
channel to the end- that. an
enlightened. citizenry will ‘un-
derstand that the very life of the
present’ young generation is at
stake, even as the wild life is
being decimated now.

We read of the awful sights to
be seen in some areas where

lathamania
WITH MAX

A man starts climbing a
_ hill that rises 1100° feet
above him. He climbs the
first 100 feet in two and a
half minutes. Then getting ~
_ progressively, more tired .
and ‘shorter.of breath whe
takes 2 quarter of a minute
“more to’ climb each 100 feet
‘than he. -did for the.
“preceeding 100 feet: thus
234 minutes for the second
hundred feet and :3 minutes
for the third hundred feet: .
sand so on. How. long: did it
“take him to get to'the top of
o the 1100. feet? :

ie answer to last week's Ss.
~Problem: .
The: Ww eekday retardation
= in’ the. period: between. the:
Ts same’ dates in 1970 and 1999
are. “22 odays. for one® day
a each’ on the ‘normal years
and 14 days” for two. days |
each on ‘the, leap years,
which makes 36 daysi ‘in all, .
oAs 36 days’ equal. 5: weeks .
and iday, the 1999 date will
~ be one day. later inthe week |
: vand thus a » Friday.. 7

Noticed ? |

and —

at ‘Prayer Service ~

: Travel To Turkey
Film: Colortul

“Istanbul “with

and Izmir-city on the Aegean Sea

Adventure Tours series, the. filr

popular radio broadcaster who
appears regularly for

y ICrORL \.
i Abs oat Yeah
ee o ca

Natlonal Geographic Sacletves

| “Sands Funeral Chapels

Three Funeral” Chapels dedicated

to hough! and understanding

“service

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LS TOR RAPES AND SCHEDULES

SON Foy ar '

scans

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“iby : ped og
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' classical
Byzantine architecture, modern’
“Ankara, capital. city of: Turkey:

are some of: the’ colorful. shots
{ shown in “Turkey"’
~ {at McPherson” Playhouse on
at | Wednesday, Oct! 28,.

Part of the AR. Gee World

-a travel film -

will be narrated by Willis Butler.

the:

famine is decimating the poorer
people and we must realize it
could happen here. Mother
Nature will not be able to provide

much. longer from resources
which are being wastefully
depleted.

The

CHAMBER SEEKING
NEW SECRETARY

A new secretary-treasurer is
required by Sidney and North
Saanich Chamber of Commerce
which has been no‘ified that Mrs.
Sharon Butler cannot continue in
this post. A small stipend is in-
volved and the Chamber voted to
leave the matter up to President
Len Siver.

THE PARISH OF
NORTH SAANICH

ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA.
Rev. Robert. Sansom.
._ Ph. 656-4870
SUNDAY OCTOBER 25th
Trinity XXIL
ST, ANDREW'S CHURCH
Third Street
SIDNEY
8.00 a.m.: Holy Communion:
11:15 a.m.: Morning Prayer.
Thursday October 29th
Holy. Communion 9 a.m.
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Patricia Bay
10.00 a.m.: Morning Prayer
The Preacher -at. both. chur-
ches will be the Rev. D.N.
Robinson: Rector of © St.
Peter’s, Quamichan.

Parish of
South Saanich

Rey. Ivan H. Futter.
652-2812

* TRINITY AX
ST. MARY'S
Mattins 10:00 a.m.
ST: STEPHEN’ S

“Mattins” ih: 30 a. m.

Sev venth- Day :
Adventist Church -
-RESTHAVEN, DRIV Ee
L PASTOR C.A, PHELPS -
Sabbath: ‘School : 9. 30. a.m-

Preaching. Service. il. 00: 6 am:
“Wed.

90 pune Len ae
“Visitors, Welcome

WORSHIP 7 ATO.
BRENTWOOD. B AY.
a Sluggett

10: 00 a. m.. Sunday. Schoo!
ML: 00°a.m. Morning Worship:

‘Memorial Ba ptist _

United Church
of Canada
SIDNEY and NORTH
SAANICH
Rev. R. Hori Pratt
Church Office-636-3213
Manse-636-1930
ST. JOHN'S, DEEP COVE
Serviceof Worship 9:30a.m._
ST. PAUL'S,
SIDNEY
Serviceof Worship 11.00a.m.
Church School 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.

ASSEMBLY OF GOD

9182 E. Saanich Road
636-2545
Sunday School:

Morning Service
-Evangelistic Service

9:45.a.m.
liam. [
7:30p.m.
“Tuesday-Prayer and
Bible Study 8 p.m.
Friday-Young Peoples’
— 8p.me a -
Pastor C.D. Lynn
‘Bring Your. Friends. to our
‘Friendly Church and d worship:
with US. |

Bethel Baptist

9335 Beacon Aye. -
_Sisney:

Bg: 45 a ™. | Sunday School
of 11:00 a.m, Worship. Service ;
“ee Nursery Provided -

7 0p. m. Evening Service )

7: 30p. m. Wednesday ‘Praver

My rneeting Soe os
Pastor. John Ballard

Pastor: R.L. Roth

+ 682- WW
7008 West Saanich Rd.,
“Ph. 652-1510

7:00 p.m. Evening Service |

i Free. Counseling: service on
ie ‘Thursdays
Ph. 652: 1898

~ Jesus,

The. Light of the Worl

; ‘SIDNEY
BIBL OF CH: APE L
“9830 FIF TH STREET

SIDNEY oo
EVERY SUNDAY -
Sunday. School and Bible

Sunday. Get. 2 25
Mr Sid Bigs es
ot Vietort: 1

: “Wednesday, B p. mM.
and Bible Study. :

dur osing. and cleanse use
John nea iO

ok a THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU

“Chass | 10.00 a.m.
the Lord ssupper ll -auacm.,
Evening Serviee, 0 7:30 pum.

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faithful and. just ‘to TOPGING as

SUNDAY, Oct. 25 .
9:08 to 9:20 am.”

CKAVN, 1410 K.C.
C.F.M.S. 98.5 M.G.S.
8:45 to 9:00 A.M.
“Where Does Good Govert-,
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We, Sales!

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SERVIC ES. 7

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Worship 100 am.
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Cadets-Friday 645 pom...

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Prayer Meeting ‘fues.7

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Sunday Sereren Sanday Sehoed. and Nursery. $9 daaem oi a aan
celebrations at Hale Comruinion on
second Mile lat,

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