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Editor, The Review, Sir:

The letter from. Mr. Dohoo

Nov.. 18). was like a
fresh air.

correct when

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PAGE FOUR.

Wednesday, December 2, 1970

Twin Projects

Sidney electors on December 12 will vote on Loan
Bylaws to provide $55,000 for a senior citizens’ activity
centre, and $40,000 to build an outdoor heated swimming

pool, the latter being the project choice of the joint
Sidney and North Saanich Centennial ’71 Committee.
“In the interests of the community at large The Review
urges the ratepayers to support both bylaws.
_.  Anobjective view of the twin projects reveals a nicely
~ balanced programme, on the one hand an endeavour to
benefit and enrich the-lives of elderly citizens in their
highly beneficial sedentary occupations, on the other
hand to stimulate activity on the part of the younger
elements of the community in the enjoyable and most

seek out and report on all facets
of life in our lovely Peninsula. Be
courageous,

healthful recreational pursuit of swimming.
It is unfortunate that the choice of Centennial project

has administered a check
Peninsula Agricultural and

nearer fruition today. _

It has become clear that a large segment of Sidney’s:
oe population gives priority toa swimming pool. We cannot
~-- have everything at once, but definitely it is high time for
.. something to be done to provide reasonable recreational
facilities. Centennial ‘71 is the opportunity.
In supporting the swimming pool bylaw we do. not.
ar withdraw support of the long-term recreational aims of
_ SPARA. It is to be hoped that the wider Peninsula view
ee of that organization will obtain due recognition - and lead
to a a unity of support that i is essential for its success.

will agree.

“counsel for. the’ defence.

‘Recreational Association,
which for the past. year has been working toward a
-central recreational complex, with skating and curling.
- ice surfaces the first objective. Grievous too that per-
‘sonal animosities have arisen from an inevitable clash
_of interests and. personalities.

“Had SPARA been given the active e support that was
sought from the three Peninsula municipalities at, the
outset, undoubtedly its. aims and aspirations would be.

| Police Chief FL. Brownlee

While disruptive « elements are. challenging. law. and
or der. throughout | the civ ilized world it is: rewarding | to.

Leyes
many years of s service with the R. C. MP. ‘That hist means.
nd. methods have. been- entirely. suited: to the rural
municipality over which he maintained surveillance all.

His: preference for the term peac officer, rather: than
policeman, amply illustrates his code of ‘conductin law
_ enforcement: there are indeed many in Central Saanich:
‘who can testify that the: timely counselling of Police.
Chief Brownlee avoided the

>» His philosophy which has earned t the admiration of his’
iy fellow, citizens. may. perhaps be exemplified by. the
ne following couplet penned by. Samuel Butler: 300 years:

: “For Justice, though she’ s painted blind,
“Is to the weaker side inclined.

to the plans of. Saanich

subsequent employment of

vy

Have You Noticed? |

BY JOUN SQUANCE

me in ‘exploring the two words:
“need and want, it seoms that here:
‘lies a clue ‘to: many personal
oo chabits. of thinking. ‘Habits, which »
are adding to. household . ex-’
 penses,:- -undiselplined ghildren,
pollution, and other ‘social ils.

Ata time. ‘when our, household
budget was strained to the limit,’
it was often’ noticed that! of a list |
“of things our children wanted for
no aehool, some items were found to»
“be ‘wants'and some were ‘needs’.

toughest discipline of all, sorting
oo Out, the wanted things from the
~~ needed, bevause of the pressure

‘school. oe noone

 Nowitis pollution of one sort or
another which must help. us. in

separating many wants from the
needs, The use of paper. curt!

o wentences in the home’ hus
become a necessity, perhaps, but

~ is there a need for paper Cowels, :

tissues, cto, to be colored? Tread

that the dyes used for theee items”

remain asa form of pollution lon
after the pauper itself
_feturned bo its original form.

ao db ray well be said Ghat cat os
a meceaiity Uvede dave. at least
“for many of as, bul here again, -
oo uA he cael pede Hee mine
different: things. Maybe we feel
“we ean afford. the lusury: of a

“heavy cary we have auinted one |

for sear The vehicle (ot good
3S miles ty the gallon of fuel is

This in ‘girls’ clothing was the.

oto be clothed as the: others ak

has”

‘causing only. half. as much
‘pollution as the one which only.
“makes 12h, miles, Da. Wwe need, a
large car):
An bodily health our wa ats” run
vary contririly to our needy, We:
“gatan ample well balanced meat
but the dessertaf pie ar igecream >
is certainly nota need, even, ifwe:
awant ita lot! Whichis alsd true of :
liquor, and eofiee breaks, |
cltrmught: easily bay thought. that,
“this line of thinking will lead ane
away from fun and enjoyment of
the good things of fife, but this’
would not be right. Itean often be
seen that those who’ con brid vy
try to satisfy their w unty, “ ho say
“SOL want a things Pine; going to.
’ have it,’ are pat necessarily the:
happy people. They: do nat see m
to gee the © enjoyrnent:
gatisfaction they are seeking
The needs af our. minds a
bodies are, or should tw, ‘top:
priority, and those whe eh te

suppyy those needs will Cine
satisfaction, heat tind con
TeTUIMEL, : fos

het wy then lara ta evaluate,
these needs and watts for ty

Retin Ie those things Urat.

QU UI er OULY GL fand anit bocldy
health, we Find unis is the gr ealest
legavy we can. offer the next

picture. Go to it, fight for the real

Your active participation in

-lives, -

_[ training before driving ©,

he points to the lack of reporting
on the crucial issues of our under-
privileged community. The plight
of these thousands of dissident
people, OAPs, Indians. sick,
unemploved, low-income groups,
fixed income war. veterans.
widows and widowers under
pressure of rising costs and all
the others for whom there is no
place in Mr. Bennett’s Good Life
in B.C.

Yes, it is your responsibility to

let's see how. the
other half lives; approach the
Liberal, Social Credit, Con-
servative and New Democratic
representatives in this area for
articles explaining their in-
tentions in this regard.

The Review is interesting and
is widely read and appreciated
but it is remiss in its duty if it
doesn't show us the complete

Just Society
Brie Sherwood °
McTavish: Road.

- SAFE DRIVING
Editor, The Review, Sir:
December 1 through 7 has been
declared: National . Safe Driving
Week in Canada. ~ ”

“The. Capital Region Safety
Council requests your. support in
publicizing this particular period.

highlighting the need. for con:
.tinuous public awareness of the
escalating and needless toll of
injuries, and suffering...
“being: caused by traffic ac-
cidents is most necessary to the
success of» this: Annual Safe
Driving campaign. :

This, year we are ‘émphasizing
.| the need for. correct driver:
training for all, drivers. So far this

: candidates have =

SP roe incial

he’ eee Departments. ‘and |.
the: Armed’ ‘Forces ‘are ‘actively. :
“| engaged

“in Sponsoring ©

course. foc IETS
“Our Goal i is: up, D Cc (Defensive

“Driving” Course). for

: “motorist. invB.C:" o

“recommends that parents’ con-
“sider © High School. Driver

“for all High School Students who
‘wish to: qualify for a Driver's
License.

| ports, Commercial . Driving
‘School ‘Driver Training. and

“behind the wheel familiarization

area.
“The. BCAA Drivotrainer is an
excellent means for prospective

“with actual driving techniques
and situations before taking.
“behind the wheel!’
“YWocean’ be seen fram” the
foregoing that the need for Driver
Educ ation is becoming more and

to Safe Driving.
OPThis wear we ask all motorists

beam, during. daylight: hours

reminder. of the, peed for Sale

Driving
Capital Reglon

Council,

. * Vietoria:

F MOWIL ENOMES" |

Eallor, The Review, Sirs

terest the discussions und

Extates Mobile Hames ap.

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achildren these comforts and:
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welfare at heart Py we pealiy

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year on Vancouver Island 2500 foe > : ~

the

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“The « Safety ‘Council highly

: Education as necessary training |

The: Safety. Council ‘fully | "Sup- ,
“encourages new arrivals to take.
in our |
drivers to acquaint themselves:

instruction,

more aecepted as a prerequisite

Léa ve he adliphts switehed on low q

during “Sale Driving Week! "asa,

Safety

Through theome dian a et |: coe
paper thave followed’ seith inet BA oe
“the |

final rejection of Leisure’ Villa

plication to binkd a park of mabile

Johomes for elderly eitinens an
“Sutney
Tt sewime \nlortunate that
seemingly due” to: misqny

mprope e

faeis oe

ontizens wil be deprived of the
oppertunity: to have a: home at

papas
oe park
ovewid meet the standards of the
operat ingen
wadita aR Ag AD ; pind 8 we
served cham here. The (eos ourts |
' the com.

MARS HAWIORILDE ise

Wa SS. YX \ NN

North-American © ducks,
size of the females.
242 x 134 inches
aggregate, six of these
than the female ruddy

generally over water,

12-70

LITTLE DUCK — BIG EGG
The ruddy duck lays the biggest egg.of al!

Eggs will measure about

(2.45 mmx 1.80mm). Inthe
eggs will weigh more = |
herself — 1 Ib. 2 ozs.

5 to 10 eggs are laid in a well built nest of reeds,

in comparison with

RUTH ENKE VIEWS

It seems to me that in this
troubled decade, and at this time
of year, good letters are more
important than they have been
for a long while.
Percentage-wise,
probably scarcer, too.
wonder why this is-so.
Maybe it’s lack of. time. After
all, the letter-writers and diarists
of the past usually. belonged to a.

theyre
1 often

well-heeled; well-educated sector

of society which had: servants to
- do the mundane tasks we all must
do today.

- Maybe... it’s: that North.
Americans have largely . been

“organized out of the home to: join:

societies, . to. be active = in), their

community, up- -grade ‘their
education, and be jolly. members
of the group.

~ Maybe it’s: because - SO many
~wemen w ork, and if you w ork and

fae greet. te Sa eee and.
lead the- holiday

a free show will be. included i in the:
annual . Christma yarty spon?
sored: by

RCM. P, which, with ‘the

Barbara’ Styles,

Ger Theatre.
Corinne) Eckert, | “Miss” Mer-
maid, and ‘her princesses, Pam

‘and her attendants.

each receive a small tay 'in ad:
dition to balloons and candy,
Santa will visit. small patients at
Rest Haven Hogpital

i

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N ICTORL. A

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Continued on Page 8

Vie ita Wolk Wonk. Gust walt als e
mewn ie Te by reeds bribeey uf { Medile Wie hep, Age tial tisds if

~ particularly the young,

_| writers. They, write infrequently

parade down:
‘Beacon “Ave. Candy, balloons, and.

must keep your household: func-
tioning smoothly there isn't time
for more than the hasti-note. or
the purchased special greeting
eard.

And within the home we have
Te) many alternative
amusements, like the library
book which should be read and
returned by a certain date, the
current issue of a magazine, the
TV program we simply cannot
miss. ~

The telephone, too, has made a--
difference, especially during the
prosperous years since the end of
World War I: Plenty of people,
have
gaily made a long distance call
“where a generation earlier they’d
have written a letter. These are
probably just a few of the reasons
for’ the: decline of” good | letter-
writing: 0 an

“LT -eount’ “myself lucky: that:
-among my. friends - chiefly the
older but a. few of the young. - “d
have some. ‘who. are good: Jetter-

‘but when they do, their letters-are
more. than, a list: of. things bought
ir done. ‘They. convey ideas and.
itmosphere.. “They're descriptive.
They. communicate.

Pd be ‘interested to. “know
whether other's of my “generation

Sidney ‘and North
Saanich Chamber. of: Commerce. :

~ Touching. down” “outside ‘San-
scha at 9.15 a.m, Santa Claus will
be greeted. by Sidney ‘Kinsmen .
Air Cadet band. and red-coated:

majorette group coached by Mr Ss.

will escort’ the: '
jovial visitor down Beacon to. the

Stamford and Johanna Lace, will :
take: part in the festivities, also.
“Miss. Tsartlip, | Mollie Daniels, |

After talking with children at. |.
the Gem Theatre, where they will:

ape nee tc

or, FI INER AL ,

“CHAPEL OF ROSES” f
a 6. (GREG) LOSSDALE, !
98 ‘FOU R TH ST. SIDNEY

“quality of letter-writing, It would

detter-w riting Ww ere to completely,
disappear.

wits: ‘and exercises the mind, It
can. be" therapeutic, © giving
‘str ength. ‘and comfort in a: way
‘that. a pretty, ‘stereotyped card
, simply cannot do,

Indeediia. thoughtful letter is a

that's badly. needed in the world
‘of today.

“Poplar Screen

oG. Pierey
Patrieia Bay Highway.
ilistanee of 40 feet, according oa

shave > noticed ‘a decline in the. |.”

be sad, I think, if the art of good. |

Fora good letter sharpens the.

‘civilized-form of communication.

For Subdivision -

_ Rows of poplars will screen the
ar dw el Estate. from -
for av

letter r ree eived by Sidney Council,

Ree SIDE Nt MANAGE Ro

2B, es 636-2032,

2 SOLWOOD

50 Years Ago

King Alexander of Greece died
Monday morning, his death being
due to wounds received when a
pet monkey attacked him early in
October.

The. Trans-Caeada flight
recently completed was a case of
hard. luck from start to finish.
Head winds, storms, mist, engine
trouble and incorrect charts were
handicaps. The aviators found
“too many islands”’ in the Gulf of
Georgia and had quite a merry
time finding Victoria. Possibly
the information that Victoria is
near Sidney might have helped.

25 Years Ago

Premier John Hart and At-
torney General R.L. Maitland,
leaders of the Liberal. and
Progressive Conservative parties
respectively, were returned. to
head the government of British
Columbia for the next four vears.
In. Saanich, Coalition candidate
Norman W.. Whittaker was
successful over Martin Neilson,

1,903.

Braving mountainous seas
during the recent. big .storm,
Constable the
Provincial Police and W.
Egeland set out for Sidney Spit in
the latter's boat. “Grassholm’
when Harold Brown, commercial
fisherman in ‘Alley Oop’ .went
ashore. Mr. Brown managed to
jump to the shore and suffered no
injury, while his boat ‘was: later
towed to Sidney for Tepairs.

Sinclair of

10: Years Ago
Milky Way Dairies of Saanich

* BRENTWOOD FIRE
Cause of a fire which damaged
block in Brentwood on. Verdier
‘Avenue, near West Saanich Road
on Monday evening is unknown.

Central Saanich Fire Chief Don
Facey says thatthe’ blaze ~ ap-

Other sections of the

building, occupied by the Royal
Bank of Canada anda bakery,
were - untouched by the. fire..

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Files of the Review

are under fire once more from
the Department of Agriculture.
The Minister, Newton B. Stacey,
who holds his portfolio despite
defeat at the recent election, has
directed that the dairy withdraw
its 64-ounce milk carton or face
prosecution. A further incident in
the persecution of the Saanich
dairy occurred on Tuesday when
the Company prohibited ad-
mittance of the department’s
inspector. The inspector was told

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NORTH SAANICH
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA.
Rev. Robert Sansom.
Ph. 656-4870
Sunday, December 6th
ADVENT II
8.00 a.m. Holy Communion
11.15a.m. Choral Communion
& Holy Baptism:
Sunday School.
Thursday

9a.m. Holy Communion

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH
Patricia Bay

8.00 a.m. Holy Communion

10.00 a.m. Family Service.

Refreshments. served in the

; Hall after service.

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2295 Weiler Ave.

Morning Service 9am.

Sunday School” .10.00a:m.

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» Visitors , Welcome.

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SIDNEY and NORTH
" SAANICH
Rev. R. Hori Pratt
Church Office-656-3213
Manse-656-1930

ST. JOHN'S. DEEP COVE
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UNITED CHURCHES
Rev. John M. Wood

Church Office 652-27 13
Manse 652-2748

SHADY CREEK, 7180 East
Saanich Road.’ :

Family Service, and Sunday
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BRENTWOOD, 7162. West.
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