Bureau. of Circulations "
ass “An Newspapers.

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‘Peninsula ‘They put service before self. =
Ail the ‘many 1 friends. of: Hafer Brothers’ wil wish

is general satisfaction that their business has ‘been -
wired by another long standing Saanich Peninsula
‘firm of high repute. It will be in good hands under

- the direction of Butler Brothers. .

BILL #33.
< Dear Sir;

is. Herewith another leticr over
my signatare. 1 hope that the
columns of your paper have room
for :

: Woions and “strikers”? who af-
fort the welfare of the siate and
thousends of individual citizens
‘who: iave to suffer because of

: Tesla” a Second World War
penstoner, L.sorely can claim to
pve ae eptlased opinion. fam
_ neither ail employet for an em-
ployee, ‘The former becagse my

aetter on a very topical
subject affecting inore than this

HneSe incessant union strikes are ;
‘becoming disgusted and for good.

[Letters To The Editor]

small finances prevent me em-
ploying anyone and the latter be-
cause of my pensionable
disability. ;

I believe that in essence Pro«
vincial Bill #33 is correct, even
though coming into effect in an
unparliamemary manner, It is
the first attempt to avert strikes
and I too khow the meaning of
democracy. Doubtless Bill #33
is disliked by many.

A useful example is the fact
that I had some work done fecent-
ly which required lumber an the
tatpenter said that if I wahted
the job done cheaply 1 must use
Afverta tember. In other words
B.C. lumber is so highly priced

that it is cheaper to use fumn<

URE
aoe.

oe ford.

* -$110,000,000.
“your butter ‘coupon, No.4 (pur- “
: “ple) ‘will: be valid'on Saturday,

Was called to elect. directors. -of

=": the new ‘board.’ “Seven candidates

- io cwere named for. the five seats. -
: Successful” were:

J.W. Gibbs,
Brigadier FN, -Cabeldu, Col.

United church at Deep Cove took
on an added festive air on Mar,
25 when. Captair -Gus . Hansen

“was honored on his 89th birth-

day. ;

On the occasion of their gold-
en wedding anniversary, Mr. and
Mrs. .W.M. Mouat,. well known
Salt Spring. Island pioneers, re-
ceived: their many frinds at an
*‘at home’’ Tuesday afternoon in

_ the upper hall of ‘Ganges United ee

~ Church.

. Two Mount Newton secondary
school students received warm
praise from the adjudicators in
the recent school drama festival.
Anne Gates was judged best jun-
' jor high actress and was awarded

* a gold watch. David MacFarlane ..
placed third in the junior high ..

actors section: ~~

-IOYEARSAGO = -
Plans -were made at the last
Sanscha meeting for the final

. drive for funds to get the com-

munity hall opened. Approxi-

mately. $10,000 is still needed.
“Two. election .ridings® in’ this ©

district took the same political
path ‘and elected Conservatives
to represent them in the federal
house: for. the. next sessions of
_ parliament. Joining in the im-
‘pressive and. unprecedented -
‘swing to Conservatism, Esqui-
mait-Saanich. re-elected’ G.R.

Pearkes, V.C. withaneven great-

> er majority while Nanaimo, which |
includes the Gulf Islands, elected
W: oF. Matthews to take the seat -~
ne formerly. held’ “by -C Ron Fy Colin
Cameron, _ ue

One of the oldest h houses on.

come. “tumbling down tco. “This
old: ‘dwelling Selonged to ‘Mr: -and

community of Fulford.

$25 YEARS AGO.

> Be Cc. ‘and Yukon’s’ Fourth vic-

“tery Loan quota;.’as announced’
today by. George Kidd, provincial
a chairman’ of. the’ National War

Finance Committee, is

7 interest »

Of: 20 to 11, .
: dancing was ‘indulged in and sup-"
“per: was served. ‘All had a good-.

South Salt. Spring is being. torn ‘. time and enjoyed the trip, hoping °

down. this’ month, and” with: it,

memories of the pioneering days” : goes out:

Safely. in time for anearly break-

Mrs. ‘John Mollet, well known and:
" fhuch respected residents of Ful- ue
-:-The: house, with owners, .
had- seen the "beginning of the .

This : week, “front page! inter-

national news in our newspapers -

was: given. “short Shrifts Last
week it was” gold, this week it

_ is Gagiardi. No doubt: ‘that Brit-

"GW. Paulin, J. Burtt- Smith and
» Herbert Drew, —

_ Monthly card party of St. Johns © -

“April. 3.

ish” “Columbians: showed” more

‘Expiry dates “for cou-
pons 1, 2 and 3 is ‘April 30,
Each coupon: represents~ half’a |
pound of butter-one weeks’ sup-
ply.

John Dean, who leaves us John
Dean Park on the top of Mount
Newton as a memorial, has pass-
ed on at the age of 92. Hehas.
had his grave -and enscribed
tombstone waiting for him. in
Ross Bay Cemetery, Victoria,
for the last 12 years. Mr. Dean
was. born in Cheshire, England-
in 1850 and-came.to Canada when
34. He lived in the interior of
B.C. for many years being en-

gaged in- mining, general: con-—"

tracting and reai estate. Fora
time he was mayor “of Rossland,
He never. married.
“many philanthropies, Mr. Dean
was’ interested in the welfare
of children and the aged.

45 YEARS AGO

‘The ‘Saanich athletic team, with’ .
quite a number of members and
friends journeyed to Shawanigan
Lake to play the return game with.
the boys. up’ there. -
to Deep Cove in autos and went
over to Mill Bay in Mr. Wood-
worth’s launch which-was pretty

well filled with. delighted fans. .

Mr. Kingsley had cars already.
waiting to. convey them from
Mill Bay to Shawnigan Lake, '
which is.a nice ride. The game
‘was exciting throughout and Saa~
nich came out on top ‘withascore_
After ‘the: game,

it: wont: ‘be: the: ast’ that a‘crowd
“They ‘arrived home:

fast.

Vice. Pres., - W. ‘Wakefield; Sec,

"Treasurer, -J.A. McLeod; Audi-
_ tor, Victor Goddard; dance com="

mittee, Walter Crossley; W, May”

Q and H. Bolger; ; baseball manager, :-

Ww. Bowers; Tacrosse. manager,
Sid Humber.

> ber which may have been shipped
800 miles than. local lumber fell-

ca 4 competitive price.

“der will be filled in half the time.

- Finally some system has to be"
“found to: arrest this ‘plague. of.
“These. ‘infernal strikes <

Strikes.
supposedly do good in. the. end,
to the man involved, ‘but what
of the-‘state-and the thousands
of “disinterested innocent per-
sons,

Surely labor must realize that
‘a man who has only: a minimum
of education cannot have the same
wage value 2s a man who has
spent many, many years training
‘for: his job, at high school, uni-
versity, post gtaduate work, efc.

"Doubtless my humble opinions _

will be. agreeable to.-many but
infuriating to others.

: Let the ball bounce where it

will.”
Yours truly. - *

G.ReL. “BUN WARREN,

DISAGREES WITH REEVE

I read with interest and dis<
gust an item in your last issue,
wherein you record a statement
made by Reeve Cumming of
North Saanich to the effect, that
“names of many of the North
Saanich pioneers were best for-
gotten.’ I challenge him to name
names, ard ask him to withdraw
@ remark that puts all of our
pioneer citizens under a cloud,

1 was born more than seventy-
eight years ago in the old home
(stil standing) on Wain Road,
and 1 don’t want any Jotnny
Come Lately, to tell me anything
_e the pioneers of North Saan+
ic’

They were a hard-working,
dedicated group of people, who,
without the help of childrens’

ed and Milled a few miles away. |
“Does this. mean that B.C. lumber, °°
re our. great. asset,-is overpriced”
tO ‘such: an extent that it-is.no

longer for. sale‘to\the world at”

“In a ‘different manner Great .
: Britain is’ losing. or has lost”
: world customers because. when
_she receives an order for goods *
at ‘takes: so. long to fill the order.
. that customers Fat) elsewhere for’.
the same Boods,; knowing the: or-"

allowances, ‘vid-age pensions and”
other “‘hand-outs’’ that we have
today; put their: shoulder to. the

wheel and carved a home and a

living out.of'a wilderness.

_ They had no modern. conven-

-iences:-to help “them: in their
endeavours; and every thing they®

Granted, there. were a few
colourful. characters, who: liked:
to gO ona little: **bender’? once

body; and ‘the district: certainly
did not-need:nine policemen to:
keep law and order which they;
seem, to require in ‘this modern
age! ;
Why not give recognition to.

such pioneers. as the late Mr. :
Thomas Davis of Swartz -Bay,.

a very worthy citizen, and the late
“Mr. Chris Moses, a schooi

“trustee for many years; both of»
whom 1 knew to be very. kindly.
men, geod friends and neighbors...

Let the Johnny Come Lately’s
have all. the honour and glory
they. want” (plus. their Coat of.
Arms) but for the sake of dec-

ency and respéct.toour pioneers, .

please let them rest in peace.
LJ. HGORTH,

10985 Chalet Rd., ~

RR, #1, Sidney, B.C,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS |
AND OTHERS

JOHN CAMPBELL COOKE,

DECEASED
NOTICE is hereby given that
creditars and others having
tlaims against the estate
JOHN CAMPBELL COOKE, de-
ceased, late of 10390 Bower Bank
Road. Sidney, B.C. are hereby
required to send them te the
undersigned executor, P.O. Box
479, Sidney, B.C, before the 18th
day of May, 1968 after whith
date the executor will distribute
the Said estate amongst the per-
sons entitied thereto. having
regard only ( the claims of
which he shall hare received
notice.

$8.8, PENNY
Executot and Solicitor.
13-4

= did in old. Public opinion dealt
with: both of: ‘them; but: one went :

-in Gaglardi ‘than “they

A man of .

They drove -

“The ‘annual tneetinig of the Sid-*
7 ney “Amateur. Athletic Association. °
~ ‘was held-in the Wesley Hall, 2.G.s<isties - and 2
.- Hill presiding. Officers elected - frequently took co emning, and” :
~ were; Hoa. Pres., M:B. Jackson, ©
KC. MPP; “Hon, Vice. Pres.,
G.H. Walton; : “Pres., R. G. Hill; -!

- individual.

did was. done with: bare hands, °
‘and the “sweat ‘of ‘their ‘brow.

in a while; but they harmed no~: z

of |

‘up and’: the: other - went: down: -

“The _ question..that should be -
asked, : and. answered, Was- the
public right in either case? Some

say. thatthe public’ judgment was:

faulty in both cases; however,
one. was a commodity ‘and the.
other a man - a man that, asl
knew. Nm was very human; firm
in his I Nonvictions, but variable .
in his emotions; unmoveable when
he wanted his own way, and dif-
ficult to reason with; capable of
turning the stoniest heart to but-
ter and stirring. up animosity ©
in the mildest voter’s heart.
were. his

However, . more

friends than his’ enemies, and

followers he had aplenty... To
me, his resignation was not un-
expected. .For some time I felt
that Phil was no longer as en-_
amored with thé position of Min-_
ister of Highways as he used to
be.

was over, the quicker the better,
so he could get away from the
House of talk and get out on the
job; and his vacant chair was not
an irregular sight, for other.
- things: seemed more important
to. him than listening to endless...

debate in the Legislature.

“Also, some years before, under
Press hounding while he was on
“a. government .-trip :to Japan, it
‘was. reported ‘in the papers of ~

the day that he threatened to”
chuck: the job and quit. Tem-. .

peramental and aggressive, im-
patient, he. frequently “cut red
tape like“a”. banana’ without. any
Skin on. it.

done attitude.

However, history has an in.
“kind. way, af: Jooking back. over.“

the record; some might construe

~ that, “in-years to come, as play- —
~The: ‘opposition Lf

“ing” favorites.
- delight to take situations ofthe
- past: and; warm ‘them over; when ©

oan the. reasoning ‘of that moment
and very 5

has° been forgotten,

- difficult Ao ecapture. Col 5 ta:

“hard to justify:

- privileges; however, the lmeasure -

" of tolerance cmust be the-dis- ©

‘cretion and self-discipline of an.

FACE OF CHINA
IS DISCUSSED

- On Friday evening, March 22,
“under the auspices of the Pender’
Island” Women's.’ Institute an.

: interesting and. informative talk

on. The’ Face-of. China’? -was.:
given: by) Mrs. E.~ Morrison: in.
othe Halls:

rated the, lecture, AS

“A “short question period | fol-.

~Jewed,. and: Mrs. Morrison was”

thanked “by “Mrs. HLG. Scott on
_Dehalt of ali present, one

yi niet

Frequently in: the House ~~
‘and in the corridors during ses- ~
sions. he used to remark that:
"he would be glad when the session

Many-MLA’s. ap-.
“-preciated that” kind — of get-it- ~

With authérity niust go go fespon-. 7
sibility, and ina cabinet minist-_:
er’s: post ihere ‘are honorable - ~

‘The - ‘udlic have a_-
Tight: to. judge that person’s dis-

“The. audience, includ- ~
- ing.a “number of sehool-children,
_ enjoyed ° ‘the slides’ which illust~ - S

--yees. Community Services Fund;
a: yvoluntary organization which.

- distributes . cheques monthly to.
charity. organizations’ through ‘a=
monthly: payroll | deducation SYS~...
. tem, will be: interviewing charity *
; organizations applications. :

. Charity organizations who are

interested. are requested to write
RR... Hadfield,. Chairman. of the
B.C. ~ Government’.

Vehicle «Branch,

Buildings, : Victoria." Organi-

‘gations applying “should” outline

their. project, the official name .
of - their organization; and if
possible members nf their execu-
tive. Closing date ~ April 15,
1968,

“cretionable ability, and in atime
of financial bone paring they are.

apt to be less generous:

-The minister ‘claims he is as =

clean as a hound’s tooth, and
legally 1 must be prepared to:
accept that until. someone lays
a charge and a legal opinion has
been hands i down. In the mean-
time gold and Gaglardi can both

vary in values, but the rea) value ° :

is truth.

The | B.C. Government Emplo-- -

. Employees :
“Community Services Fund, Motor
. Parliament -

BAHA'I
FAITH

“AS to ‘the meaning of
_the cause of Baha’u’llah,
* Whatever has to. do ‘with
_.the universal good.is div-
‘ine, and whatever is divine.
eds for. the universal good, ©

If it. be true, it is for
alli if net, it is-for-no
‘one;.. therefore a divine
cause of universal . good.
cannot be limited to either
“the East or the West, for
the radiance: of the Sun of
“Truth illumines” both | the

makes its heat felt in the

South. and: in the North '-..
. there.is no difference bet-~
“ween: one, Pole and another.

‘festation of Christ, the Ro-.
_mans and Greeks thought
His” Cause was especially _
“for ‘the Jews. ‘They thought
they ‘hada “perfect. civic.”

tion many were: deprived of ~
His Grace. Likewise know
that, the . principles. of,.
Christianity and .the Com-.
mandinents - of Bahwu’ Nah.

‘paths are the same. Every
day. there. is. progress; -
there was a time when this _
divine institution (of pro-
gressive. revelation) was
in embryo, then newborn, |
then a child, then an-intel-
Jectuai youth; but to-day |
it is “resplendent .. with,

. greatest brilliancy. oe
“Happy is.:he who pene-
. trates: the mystery. ‘and
fakes his place in the world:
of the illumined ones.”
: Wisdom of «Abdw'}- ~Baha

on The Baha'is of.
the Saanich Peninsula
‘Phone 656-2387
i

(1968

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s.ascow—————--—- $ 396

AMSTERDAM 442

FRANKFURT -~-.....-

OVER 100 DEPARTURES FOR
LONDON ALONE THROUGHOUT 1968

$ 16°°

Andall fares include

462

land arrangements

ALL DEPARTURES FROM VANCOUVER

For Further Information on This
Fabulous Cfiering ~~ See

GEORGE PAULIN

TRAVEL

1006 Government St.

SERVICE

382-9168

At the time‘of the Mani- §

lization and nothing to learn, aby
. from. Christ's teachings,
“and by: this ‘false supposi-' + 4

are identical and that their “7

beauty and shining with the - .

- FATHER?- :
“Read: Genesis ‘yacid- 34

‘Now ‘the ‘supreme. test. comes:
=to: Jacob's. “sons.
turned “to® Joseph. “Judah is
the spokesman for his brothers.:
He refers to their sin in “the.
“past without naming it. Theyare..
sure ‘that God is punishing them.
Judah. lets?:Joseph® know. their

father’s feeling for Benjamin as

-is dead.

East and the West; and it 4

; lEvangelistic Service 7:30 p.m]:

well as Joseph, whom they think -
“Surely -our. father
will die if our youngest brother,
- does not return.” Further, Judah

~ Servant.

= will. remain to be. your: Daa a
m§ I--will“not-be=.
“able: to“ face my f. ather: without ~
a Benjamin. Pose
“"““Phis was “the | final test ter oe

Sur ely.

Judah. and:. his - brothers, - They

an “knew. ‘not that the one. “with. ‘whom ..,
They ate ef they. were dealing was Joseph, ~
Af: God had not —

: changed _ their lives they would.
“have left Benjaminand gone home.

-with’ another untrue story. for

their.” ‘brother.

their father. ; .

» This test was ‘successfully met
by Joseph’s brethren. The Lord

“from this point for many years
brought blessing to Jacob’s tam-
; ily in a new land. a .

_ She CHURCHES —

‘North Soanich Parish

Anglican - Episcopal -

Canon F, Vaughan-Birch
Phone 656-1014

«¢Passion Sunday’’.
March 31.- Lent 5

ATTEND CHURCH EVERY
CSUNDAY IN LENT

ST. ANDREW' ‘S- SIDNEY
Holy Communion -- 8:00 a.m.

Children’s R.1. ----9:30 a.m.
Morning Prayer «- 11:00 a.m.

Thursday = 9:00 a.m.

HOLY. TRINITY - PAT BAY.
Morning Prayer -- 1: 00 a.m.

Parish Of

South Saanich

_. The Rev.O.L. Foster
"Phone 652-2194

” March 31st Lent 5
ST, STEPHEN’S -.0 oy”
Holy Communion -- 9:00 am.
Mattins - weccnsert Hh: 30 am.
ST. MARY'S S e
Mattins pcre 10: 002 a.m.
W ednesday April. 3rd,

ST: ‘STEPHEN'S *: aoe
Lenten Service - =<- = 7:30 0pm.

“Friday; April sth
ST. “MARY'S _
‘Holy Communion = 10: 00:

ellhe

Preacher - Canon H, Butler |

Children’s RA =-- - il: :00 a.m.

.| Family Service and :
oo-2- 9: 45 a.m. :

: BRENTWOOD 7162 W. Saanich

* Family Service’ and’ Chueh :
7 * School hasetcergeaae Us: 15 a.m.

SIDNEY. BIBLE CHAPEL
-. 9830-FIFTH STREET, [
: SIDNEY. - ;
EVERY SUNDAY
Sunday School and
Bible Class... 10:00 a.m._
The Lord’s Supper 11:30 a.m.
: Evening Service 7:30 p.m.
_. Sunday, March 31
‘Mr. Kessler from California _
Wednesday, 8 p.m.
Prayer and Bible Study
“Come now and let us reason
: together saith the Lord” °

. Isaiah 1/18
United Church.

-. Of Canada’
SIDNEY and NORTH SAANICH
‘Rev. Howard C, McDiarmid

Church Office - 656-3213

Manse - =~ == 656-1930
Sunday, March 31

ST. PAUL'S: =.

“Malaview, and Fifth :

Service cpetcessese 11:00 a.m,
ST, JOHN'S — ‘DEEP COVE
Service --------= 9:30 a.m,

»

CHURCHES ©
- Rev. John M. Woot .
«Church Office - 652-2713
Manse -. “65222748
SHADY: CREEK; ‘7186 East «
Saanich Road, : :

Sunday School

Ra, ;

‘Sunday ,
i) 05 to 9: 220 a.m.

‘March. 31.

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