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PAGE FOUR Wednesday, November 18, 1970

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Public Transportation

Twe public. transportation matters of vital importance to
fare-paying passengers have been settled .this month by
separate ruling authorities.

Commendation is: due to the Canadian Transportation

- Commission on its firm’ rejection. of the Canadian Pacific’
Railway. application. to discontinue the E & N. Daviliner.
service between Victoria and Courtenay. ©. .

No thanks can be extended to the Public. Utilities Com-
mission for-its consent to the truncated bus schedule in-

- troduced last Monday on Saanich Peninsula by Vancouver
_Island Coach Lines. Ltd.

Two applications to withdraw established passenger

services were under adjudication and each was strenuously

_ opposed. Although it is true that the situations were not.
completely: analogous, there was similarity in that each of
the operating companies | had accepted obligations in return
for value received.

“While the railway company was encouraged to build its line
by | extensive grants of land, the bus company was
safeguarded from competition by a franchise amounting to a

“ monopoly of passenger traffic for a stated number of years,
: - With. the accompanying benefits of. freight and express
> traffie .. a
co The C. T.C. summarily rejected ‘the application to
discontinue the Dayliner passenger service. In effect the
report of the authority enjoined the railway company.to
_ mendits ways and amend its schedules in the public interest. -
The full circumstances were publicized.»
in regrettable contrast, the P_U.C. has permitted ti the pus:
company to continue its franchise on the Saanich Peninsula. —
. with a schedule that is patently. inadequate, and with total ~~
disregard | for North, Saanich residents and Salt Spring Island
“ferry passengers.
_) No: account: appears ‘to have been:taken of most urgent
_-- representations made by the concerned municipal councils
“and chambers of commerce on behalf of the residents and
_ business interests of. the. community.
~The secretive proceedings of the P. U. C. are the more tobe .
deplored. because public hopes ofa reasonable outcome had Coy
been buoyed by.a proposal from another source to operate -_
-and maintain the bus’ schedul 5 s that were existing. ee

Brownies
vides

BY LEE IFE

November “Sra was-a special
occasion for the ist. Sidney
Guides. Gathering at the Sanscha
Hall at their normal time the
girls were preparing for two
important “‘happenings’’. Betty
Ife was presented with her. All
Round Cord, and nine Guides
plaved hostesses to nine invited
guests.

The ceremony was opened
by Mrs. E. Robinson, Captain of
the ist Sidney Guides, with the
Guide prayer after which the
horseshoe was formed and colors
presented. -Mrs. Robinson
presented service stars to the
following Guides: yvear-
Valerie Bovd and Pat Evans, 2nd
vear-Karin) McCaw, © Lauri
Langtry. Terry Parkin: 3rd vear-
Angela Anderson. 4th year-June
Moffoot and Barbara Granfield.
3th Year- Dianne Lambert, Judy’
Bowcott, Sonva McGoldrick, and
Joan Anderson. 6th year-Donna
Eichhorn.

Mrs. Freeman King. Divisional
Badge Secretary was one of the
guests. She was asked to present
‘badges to the following Guides:
Gymnast-Donna: Eichhorn,
Outdoor Cook-Joan:Anferson,
Flower Arranger-Terry. Parkin,
Laundress-Joan Anderson, Gail
Garland, Camper, Gardner
and. Health --< Betty. Ife,
Citizenship-Betty Ife and Lauri
Langtry. The tester for the
Citizenship Badge was Mr. H.M.
Tobin, an official of the Federal
immigration Dept.in Sidney. Mr:

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and this was greatly appreciated.

Langtry, Gail Garland and Linda
‘Tonge: - Pioneer-Lauri
and Betty Ife. Homemaker Joan
Anderson,- Landgiri- Judy
Langtry. Physical Fitness

Emblem.which consists: of four.
badges were. ‘presented to Donna
Eichhorn and Betty Ife. Swim-
mers. Badge to. Linda Tonge,
Karin McCaw, and Eileen Currie:
eo ‘These’

; badges: were earned through: the:
when: Guides :

Cook to. ‘Norma’ ‘Stiles:

summer months.
were Supposed to b

. ‘pai
: |i great relief, I’m sure to Betty!’

Tobin graciously gave up his free

time to go over the requirements.
‘|-of a.Geod Citizen with the girls
Toy maker-Betty . Ife, Lauri:

Langtry.

HERE IS THE ANSWER to the
challenge. it turned cut to bea

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. thow T2465 Rater Station

ae -in Vancouver: on Monday. by one:
to cent a loaf, the 18-ounce loa now.”
selling: at eleven. cents. ae

235 Years, “Ago Bioge Doo

rf ‘available - stocks»

of the RAF,

‘unit,

: cose) vais anion Sikey wants vcd ANN San .

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Matssehupetia Oley:

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“The price of bread ' was reduced

“The kids will be roaming ‘about
“this Hallowe’ en, but: there. won't:
be many. fireworks. Most
in: British
Columbia: were used: “up by the.
“Chinese when | the: Japanese.
capitulated. a
Jerry Gosley, : talented member’
and well known for.
his activities while’ stationed in
Sidney, is now touring Austria.
with: ane RAP. entertainment
Gosley organized many
shows both here and in Victoria,
and was also associated with The
Patrician, popular Station:
magazine at Patricia. Bay for

WAS In-oC cupation.
oA Vears Ago)

The Village. ot siding: will be.
“dead centre ofa Western setting
on Saturday ACT pan. a pony
“oagirens cider will leave the atfien
cof The Review on Third St. for

saitille Days. Thappata:

wey cand duen South alongs:
Patricia Thay Highw aye carrying
hundreds: of dollars colles bead
North Sdanich for the
munity Chest. Wes wilh! travel
about a mile and hall before
being releved of saddle fags by
another mer, Relays of rrdetiy
will carry the bags to, Saanich
Fire Hall, where the relay wilh’
broken for lack of gravel on
which to gallop. Prom that point!
the horsemen will travel cin oa
body to City Hall arhert: the
money will te finde ty Chest

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RESIDENT MANAGE "

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cseveral years when the RAP,

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record number of. badges" were
-won by the Company this year.
Mrs. C, Kavanaugh reported: 96
badges were given out from Nov.:
Ist 1969 to Oct. 31 1970.: There:is-
keen: competition amongst the
| girls. and prospects are: good for
‘more cords in the near future.
* While.

‘talk on Mexico. This was her
choice of country as part of: her
Gold Cord > test..A. display. of
cities, the, flag and Guiding,.
looked lovely mounted .on a biue-
kackground, Joan Pennie, Lauri.

Were the nine lovely lassies who

: the hostesses” were |
preparing to serve their guests:
coffee and cakes, Betty Ife gave a |

Fliave You

’ There is a lot of merit in taking
time occasionally to remember,
and tell our children some of the
family stories. Most of us can; I
think. recall incidents in the eariv
davs when father or grandfather
performed. a feat, mental. or
physical, that was a bit of a
milestone, (and I'm. not) éx-
cluding .methers} —~ perhaps~a
simple ritual that became a part
of life at home, taken for granted
at the time, but. remembered in
these later days with a peculiar.

“glow...

I thought of this when reading’
Ecclesiasticus 44. ‘‘Let us now
praise famous .men -and. our
fathers that begat us’... and
farther along “and some
‘there be that have no. memoriat
and-are become as ‘though: -
they. had: never~ been: born: and
children after ‘them,’ but.
these were merciful men whose
hath. not’ -been:
forgotten."” “Their. ‘bodies are:
buried in peace, but their name.
liveth for. evermore.’

A. great.omany, of us have
parents who pioneered in. the
days when such large tracts of.
“the west were opened up by”

_ Others started: commercial ¢ en-

sat now it. et ry, _tadio, raovias ov.
rock ‘music. Becauis se 0f this the
“names and deeds are. becoming
vas if they. had never been’ and the:
_writer’ s. “statement: that: “their.
as name liveth for ev ermore is sadly

Welcome. Club.
Names Officers

“Ars.

Philip “Wright is new:

Club of oN orth

Langtry, Karin MeCaw, June | heidin Sidney Nov. 8, attended by
Moffoot,. Karen. Leask, Pat | dfayor Stanley Dear and. Mrs.
Evans, Terry Parkin, Gail | Dear. |

Garland and. Sonva -MeGoldrick Mrs. Sydney Blewett, “area

supervisor of Welcome Wagon for
Vancouver and Vancouver [sland

looked after each guest: they had
invited

They had prepared —sand>
wiches, baked cookies and made
cakes to serve. The guests they
served were Mrs, Freeman King
MMvisional: Badge Secretary and
“Life Member of Guides, Mrs. iJ.
Haldock, Divisional. “Cam:
Miissioner,
Local Badge Seorulary; Mrs Re
Group, Be Gade

Mrs. Bo Mahia,

‘warit for attention as thy
their job extremely well,

the Guide Rally in May, Carcusal
in’ duly, and. the most recent
Birthday Party the Division held
in October. Campfire came nent
and the hostesses sang “Rain
drops Falling ad My Heaa For
the closing. veremonies call
visitors joined pp the coreles Taps
vannoed throughy thee roar aad it
Was laa ta eave uy nenalt oc aii
thar 5 insiad mW wiall Ai eine oa the
virls for a very medasant evening

Mrso Kavanaugh,
Moffoor Past Prosident: Mothers.

Livutenant Ist Glantord Guides,

zitls did

Mrs. Robinson show cl slides af
recent Guide wethcithes : such REE

spoke lo newcomers. dutlining
gbjucuves ab the organiwauen,
Mrs. Phvilis. Orehard. regional
Ahalred,

Rolabd the,

Chaigk
Meola. ee

executive olected inclades Mrs.
Wright presideng,’ Mrs

Mrs.cd csingieton,.. Trainercter | Mrs. oo Walter Dad rie Myer,
Saanich Division, Mrs oP io} corcespending secretary Mrs
Langtry and Moro and Mrs. Q) Her poW Po desde, Truastirer and Mas,
Atno time were the guests in | -DoC. Fos, histori te) a

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BY JOHN SQUANCE

except in the farnily stories. I
~ suppose it needs must be that so

cwith

“attentive audience. Young people
“need.to.-be inspired by

homesteaders- cand. ‘ranchers. a
"primitive living: for this? a

president of the Welcome Wagon J”
and Central 7
Sa anich,” ‘elected at agala tea -

hostess, rade introdustions, and.

Annual reports Fran potiring :

officers were peau betore Virgo”
John Huggard reperted: for the
NOMUATIN Con tee. oN ewe

Coar ge ;
Calter, reece ng. sie ye tary a :

loticed ?

In the course of a busy life I
have heard many tales of ex-
traordinary things that happened
inthe past and now. how. I wish
they had been recorded. Aside
from the old family stories there
were the men who came to our
place for some reason or another
and stayed overnight. Iwas in my
teens then and the stories they
told were fascinating. Cannot we
all recall such occasions?

History: recounts the deeds of
famous men after a fashion. but
the ordinary man, the pioneer or
‘builder, is rarely. remembered

much wealth of the picturesque
. and individual must disappear
-the - passage ‘of time:
Probably much-of a narrow and
ignorant nature will be forgotten
:With the better aspects, too.

If civilization as we know it

now, is decaying, we may vet see:

the time. when the story teller
around the’ fire will have his

such
Stories; for in. their. challenge is
found the needed incentive out of
wh ch: great
come. Must»

sWe. return:

accomplishments | ,
soto:

erty

Cubs
Scouts

BY JEAN MYERSCOUGH
Cub meetings took the form of
Hallowe'en parties with bobbing
for apples, games, cold drinks.
candieSand cookies.

Leaders are hoping to. make
arrangements to take their
Packs, in the near future to
swimming at Naden pool, to the
Dominion Astrophysical Ob-
servatory, the boat building plant
at Canoe Cove, and to visit one of
the lavover ferries at Swariz
Bay.

it is hoped that the new hall will
he reads for use in about two
weeks time. Remaining jobs to be
completed are the hooking up of
the plumbing and heating, the
furnace to be installed and the
chimney to be built, and some
Painting to be done. Several
mothers. of the -Guides and
Brownies formed a‘work party
to.scrub and clean the hall.

Even. although some donations
are stil trickling in from various
sources, and thanks must go to
the parents who have already
Biven 3545.00, the funds. are
getting low. again.

On December 6, the Scouts are
organising a Family. Christmas
Concert to be held at Sanscha
Hall. The Peninsula Concert
Orchestra. willbe © playing
selection of music and Christmas
Carols Suitable for the whole
family.

For the information of ‘parents.
it has been noticed that even
although” Cub meetings do ‘not
commence until 7 p.m. many
-boys arrive early. Consequently
as there is no supervision fighting
starts and Cubs have been seen
chasi ing. across the street. This is
most dangerous now the dark
nights are here.

a

Ins

3 THE BERRIES!

Acrop of excellent raspberries
in mid-November. is an unex-

L.J. Mcliwaine, 2156 Malaview
Ave. Sidney. The berries ‘are
fruiting on first-year. canes:

than’ the. first-erop: fruits,’

pected pleasure for Mr. and Mrs:

“They are delicious and better. |
Said. *

lathamania

Find the following
numbers, each of three
figures:

A: The first three figures
add to nine. The first two
figures form a number that
is eleven times the third.
The second and third
figures form a number that
is eleven times the third.

WITH MAX

B: The three figures add
to sixteen. The first two
figures form a number that ©
is 12 times the third. The
second and third figures
form a number that is 21
times the first.

Answer next week.

THE PARISH OF
NORTH SAANICH
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA.
Rey. Robert Sansom.
Ph. 656-4870

SUNDAY NOVEMBER 22nd.
Sunday next before Advent.

ST. ANDREW'S CHURCH
Third St., SIDNEY

8.00a.m,. Holy Communion.
ii:igam.. Morning Prayer.
Sunday School inursery
facilities)

Thursday November 27th
$:00a.m.. Holy Communion

HOLY TRINITY. CHURCH
Patricia Bay
10:0 a.m. Morning Prayer

: PUBLIC NOTICE

Office 1620 Millis

a -o 2 Aldermen

fallo WS:

qualified Electors of the
time between the date of

form -preseribed inthe:

worth panic ik.
Lacerbaats

‘ative: Aye Gentes ead;
, cand five a log kp ma

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hereby g given nto ‘the Elector s of the ©
“Municipality of the ‘District of North Saanich that I
require the presence, of said Electors at the Municipal
Road,
"Monday, the. thirtieth 1: sth) day of November, 1970, at
“the hour of 10:00 o'clock in: the forenoon, for. the pur-
pose of electing. persons to represent them ast

1 School: Trustee :
The mode Of: omination ot candidates shall ben as

ae andidates shail be nominated inwr iting biti duly-
: paper shall be delivered to the Returning Office eratany:
of nomination. The nomination paper ma Ay. be inthe

“stale the name, residence
nominated in such manner as lo sufficiently identify
such candidate. The nomination paper shall be. sub.
sevibed ta bp the wandidate
Inthe event of a pall being necessary. such poll will
te opened at ths Municipal 0

(G0) Ui UWA LTth:

Ht hepweaen the, hangs cot teint 7) elick 7

aan ind ‘clght aClock pom” a

“An Advance Poll shill: hee eipen at “ae

Pew umber. Papo, beats oun the hats o ot nine o lock ) YY my

ry pe sen we Tt

North» Saanich? B.C.

_ {two-year term)
, two-year term).

Mune pality.: ‘The nomination”
this notice and noon of the day:

“Municipal Act’) and shall
and occupation of the person”

ffice, 18a) Mills Read.”

Ot day ay

Miutieeypab ;
Hays, abe

afd eles ean:

PEACE.

United. Church
of Canada
SIDNEY and NORTH
SAANTCH
Rev. R. Hori Pratt
Church Office-636-3213
Manse-656-1930 .
ST. JOHN'S. DEEP COVE
Serviceof Worship. 9:30a.m.
ST. PAUL'S, .
SIDNEY
Service of Worship
Churen School

11.0 a.m.
9:30a.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.

478-4480

| Sabbath School. 9.30 a.m.
Preaching Service 11.00 a.m.

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Seventh-Day
Adventist | Church
- RESTHAVEN DRIVE

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Prayer Service
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Visitors: Welcome a

Wed.

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tA: - Saanich Road.

2295 Weiler Ave, Family Service and Church
Morning Service ©. 9am. School 11:13 a.m.
Sunday School”. 10.00 4.m.

Thursday - Bible Class 8. P.M. PENTECOSTAL
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