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PAGE FOUR Wednesday, October 28, 1970

All Hallows Eve

According to our remote ancestors the souls of the
departed were free to roam the land on All Hallows Eve.
They were prone to assume terrifying forms and shapes,
and were liable to appear to the fearful — in alarming
apparitions and circumstances. ;
~ Great fires and loud noises were the accepted

- defences for the protection of livestock. The waving of
torches and continuous loud chanting played their part
in rituals to scare the demons and chase the hobgoblins

Saanich Inlet guardian.

_ By Dane Campbell

away.

In farmhouse and cottage the children ducked their
heads in water for apples with hands behind their backs.
-A large apple retrieved meant. good fortune; a small
one, or none at.all spelled a life of toil and suffering.

The origin of trick or treat is as obscure as the
_ Superstitions of the older folk. Traditionally at twilight
the children. blackened their faces and dressed in
grotesque apparel before going from door to door with
turnip lamps and a sack to hold token gifts of apples,
nuts: and sweetmeats.

Superstitions may have gone, ‘but Hallowe'en is still a
great event for the kiddies. We should keep it that way.
Witches and warlocks are discredited, but harbingers of
..evilare still with us in the form of malicious miscreants

who ride jalopies. instead of broomsticks. Mailboxes and
~ traffic signs are in need of protection. rather than cattle
-and crops. ‘Pranks of harmless consequence may be
tolerated, but riot’ wilful destruction. —
~The most welcome Hallowe’en variation. of recent
years, and. happily observed in Sidney and in Saanich,
has been the ‘presentation of collection’ boxes for the

' Save the Children Fund. When visited by youngsters. so

RUTH ENKE VIEWS

As I write this. ali the news is of
the War Measures Act and the
death. of Quebec Labor Minister.
Pierre lLaporte. Such news with
all its ramifications is serious
and extremely sad: Evenis like

Letters

To The

for

~ Editor, The Review, Sir:

“charitably inclined Ht would be gracious to receive them

generously.

” WHY ARE SUCH DEADLY w

too much work, he says.

‘and ‘ne uo right through: to
“the bore.’ In’ addition, the breech: -

block’: ‘and firing” pin’ had been
+ to repair or: remake with a lathe,

“Th, this condition,” he said, _
“the gun is incapable of being.

o = dened

~ loaded, ‘much less fired.”
Another deactivated Sten had

its cuts filled with welding, and.

the casing had been repaired with
light: metal inlay. and: brazing,
With a cant of dull black paint it

would have every appearance. of

~ a serviceable weapon, although it

could not be fired. 0 8 ee
But," sald. the gunsmith, “ig

“ eould have been re-manufactured:

quite easily in a home workshop

to firing condition! 5. -
“PARTS INTACT
“He said the most difficult parts
“tg produce would be the trigger,
sear, springs and other lock parts
which require forgings and
stampings. These parts are intact

cd the deactivated guns, he said.

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“minute Sten guns being made available to anyone who wants:
_. them, jocal gunsmith asks? These. have been deactivated by
; torch cut-along casing, but. could be: made serviceable without

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“whe peealver,, barrel and
“ preech ‘block; which. chad been.
defaced, ‘would be relatively easy

‘Hack-saw and file, silver. solder,
brazing or welding, 9.
With conditions : ‘the way they
are today,”’ the gunsmith ob-.
“gerved, “more. thought. should
have been given to making these
guns available. to. Anyone who,
“wants them, Mette

NEW COMMISSION

Central, ‘Saanich council ° on
“Monday: yave first readings tod.
bylaw: establishing ain advisory,
planning; commission.

“counell to sit with the Mayor, two
aldermen, and one School Board:
Trustee, resident. inthe
municipality, The chairman will
he selected trom the Appointed

Editor,’ The Revi iew, Sirs
Tread the letters of, Mrs.-A. Be

memory. does ‘not 1 fail: me was her

SIX.
members will be appointed » by fos

LAND USE ‘

I- wish to congratulate. Doctor
new tonon his excellent article of
October 7 regarding the wise use
of our land.

(Mrs. ) Ellen S. Cornwell,

“6380 Old West ‘Saanich
Road.

FELLOW CREATU RES”

and © Mrs.

Wallace and Mr...
co

cooking: of “a. turkey . for the:
Christmas: party “Of "Brentwood:
-Women’s. Institute. I confess: ‘to:
enjoying that dinner: but which:
‘of us can .“‘cast the first stone”

‘when’ the slaughter of ‘our fellow.
innocent creatures is considered?
~ Norman | Mailer. in his book
“Why © we ‘are’ in Viet’ Nam”

argues that such acts as the
massacre of Gailai are. but an.
extension of the lust to kill that
inspires big game hunters to go
“after trophies. He describes as
particularly, brutal the hunters in

_dangers. to our

_ the

arisen. partly:

“hill where fall wheal is: already

these will certainiv be written
into our history and more fully
understood when the truth, finally
emerges as it nearly always does
in time.
- But-in the rush of events and

-the torrent of words about them,

one tends to forget that these are
the actions of a single species. Set

‘against the enormous scale of the-

natural world, these sad events
assume. a. different. proportion.

The political problems and the
society must.
surely be dealt | Ww vith quickly and
wisely...
But. there should ‘not obscure

e importance of the. en-
vironmental dangers which have
because. of. .the

still with us and still affect -us all.
regardless of age, sex. race,
creed, or petitical party. ee

“How can 1 feel étherwise after r
‘breaking, away, ‘from the news.
_Teports for: a. short. Ww alk up: the®

‘showing. a and will, be :

their golden: shapes | very “striking
‘now that their leaves have been.
shriveled and: hit ‘by frost.

into the truck.as they .are ear-.
‘marked for: ‘grandchildren ' and
their-friends i in the Interior, A few.
“ornamental | gourds must be
gathered,” too. And: ‘squash
Golden ~ Hubbard, “Green © Hub-
bard): acorn,’ butternut and
‘banana - must. be readied, too, to-
‘go te another. family. i

When. squash — and pumpkins

helicopters who drive. terrified
animals: into herds and, leave.
behind a carnage of rolting meat,
“How can we are that meat is.
necessary | health. and
strength. Who. can he stronger
than the vegetarian elephant.

happier life than “the stalled ox”
‘and is probably healthier to cat.
The letters referred: to wil
probably do most of us: good if
after reading them we est less
and exercise more, | hope that:
‘Mrs: Wallace: will be
that her. protest has registered,
_and that she will continue to be a
fellaw >, subscriber
correspondent to The Review.
Georgina: G. Harrison,

; RAHD Bev an. Sitiney.

- PEN SINS i. Tees NTE NG
oF, dftor. The Review, Sine
“fp ohave, been very.

disturbed bedi aatiede -

much
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members:

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awe AND SAVE

have been delivered in.

87) of Sunday, October 18; ‘This -
article, by Alec! ‘Merriman,’ an
nounced ‘with a great deal” of
‘pleasure that there was a scheme.
ins the. Provincial Game
40. open’ up the:
‘Saanich Peninsula--or . con-
siderable parts of it-to hunting.
Mero Merriman quotes at some:
length officials of the: Game
“Department, who are full of
venthustiem for the ideas
“Dam sure that very many of the
people of the Peninsual who, like
rhe, see no-excuse for indulging in
“Killing tn the name sal “sport,”
Will greet Unis sugvestion with:
horror, Butoven those who do not
share this view Sil not, L think,
look With any pleasure on. the

prospect of letting hunters loose

inainsy: part at the Lands whieh: in
hin wisdom » or atherwi so the
Minister of i Municipal Affairs his

Continued on Pages Roe

sockeye in the river.

population explosion: They are.

“prone.
“history, to separate. We separate

from black,
: -Protestant, Sex from. sex,

Tonight they ‘must be M aaed | .

Kamloops, assorted members of

the vounger generation are
taking me-to watch:the sockeve
which: have. travelled from. the
open. Pacific to spawn in” the
Adams River some thirty miles
east of Kamloops.

The smallest grandchildren
will be far too young to realize the
time scale and importance of:
what they're seeing. But my hope

‘is-that the: older gr randchildren’

will remember the red-hued
(The green,

ri

green heads, the crimson. bodies.
the bone-grey tailfins, battered
and fraved.

children’s

For. .part of. the

heritage sheuld be an unspoiled.

natur al world.

Another part of their heritage.

should. be freedom from’ the

polities of terror, and fromthe

kind of events which we adult:
with
- Startled horror in this October,
- 1970.

Canadians have watched

Have You

BY. JOHN

One of human: kind’s great
errors lies.in division. Whether it:
is one individual -to’ another or:
great. nations. we have ..been
through : all: recorded:

the sheep from the goats, white
‘Catholic . ‘from:
‘fro 1

Arom:, Poor, _capitalist:

truth: The fact is that ‘usually We,
“Aunite:’ against some. other force,
“or influence: Perhaps it might be
said we unite to better divide!”

This continual segregation and ©

communication at a minumum.
Tt makes almost impossible the”

| understanding of the other fellow, :

We peer out over. our. stockade ©

‘entirely miss. the humor: and:
comedy of it, Of course you can't
“shoot down your neighbor. aman®
with a family, - good. traits and:
bad, same as your own, so. What is
tobe done? Give hima name. Ua
person is young call him or her a
“hippie. Perhaps ‘the label
might be striker. agitator or on
the other. side. management or

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“with him on this committee,

BETTER UNDERSTANDING
SCHOOL-MUNICIPAL GROUP AIM

North Saanich Council has approved a proposal made by School
District No. 63 Trustees that a liaison committee be formed of

representatives from each pody to discuss “matters of common in-

terest.”
In appointing Alderman

Nel! Horth and George Cumpston to serve
Mayor J. B. Cumming stated with em-

phasis, (we) “have to have better understanding of the thinking of
each group concerned.”

Aletter from the School District Trustees suggested Tuesday, Nov. 3
date for the first meeting and named Trustees Rubymay
Schoo! Board ap-

as a possible
Parrott, Charles McNeil, and Harry Tobin as the

pointees.

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