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l we've | now had the ie Benson

Budget» within: the framework of -
the Trudeau: Just Society. Whe- —
~~ ther it. is geod or bad I?m: not~:

enough of an economist to know,
- but one thing does seem to stick’

- out from it like a sore thumb, -
and that is the two percent sur-
charge on income tax. It is only

two percent though, up toa maxi-

mum of $120, which understand,

represents an income of approxi-
mately: $19,000 a year. Incomes

over this, whether they be 50,

100 or 200,000, pay no more.
This means therefore that while
the poor and middle income
“groups are. ‘galled upon. to pay
the full two percent, the wealthy,
. rich,.
¥ diminishing scale which will be-
come for some of them, no more

than a small fractionofa percent...
~ This’ kindly -forebearance to-.
‘wards - millionaires. does. seem

just _a trifle unfair, and some-

"what strange coming as it does”

from | the: party that made “so
much mileage. in. the: election

campaign with: talk aboutcreating —
a just society. Could it possibly “=.

be that those image makers, the
public relations men, : forgot to
tell their images just what they:
were promising on their behalf.
“Personally I believe that if
there is the need,
can face a‘tough budget just as

well as any other people, How- -~:
ever, a. budget, and especially.

a tough one, if it is to relieve’

public support must be, like Cae~. .
‘sar’s wife, above suspicion ‘so -
that the little people’ who pay .
@: most of the: taxes don’t get the

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“feeling ‘that. “it: is’ designed | to
favour. certain: ‘special -interest
groups at their expense, ' Maybe ng
“Mr. -Benson has ‘some good rea- ="
son for the way he has arranged ®
“this tax, and if he Was, 1 think ~
- most of: us: would like to’ hear
exactly. what: it. is, Enough for.
“the moment on boliticians and
their wonderous ways. A
We went . over - to saltspring
Aast weekend for a farewell visit
to the. cottage. It is perched
‘high on a cliff, with a wonderful
view across to Mount Baker, but
with a steep and rather difficult
path down through the trees: to
_ the “water's edge. This path:
used to be no problem, but now
Pam. can not make it either
down or up, and it’s: no fun.
roughing “it in a cottage if you:
can’t get near. the -saltchuck,
so we reluctantly decided to sell.
“Of course, we. don’t want to »
abandon the Gulf Islands, we like
them too ‘well, so we are now
looking for another piece of prop-
erty, one with easier access’ to
_the water, If we do manage to
= find anything we’ ll put. up another:
‘cabin,’ a. simple matter for Ste-.
phen and I after the experience.
we. gained in. building the pigeon
coop... .
At any Tate ‘last weekend we
went. over to gather up some of
‘our possessions and to feel cae
: little nostalgic as we looked over
the. things .we had done and the
many more that somehow had~
never been completed. | There
was. the © pathway~-we: had ‘made -
up to the road, . It had taken us
a week to build, that was last
year, but it still looked like a
good path and the steps we had

The youth of Saanich Peninsula
as represented by the students of
Claremont ~ Senior. - “Secondary
school _ has - effectively voiced
opinion’: as: to the type of re~-
creational . facilities: they would ..
wish the community to provide. -

Total of 326 replies were re-
‘ceived in response ‘to an inquiry -
sponsored © by. Central Saanich
Chamber of Commerce, reported
Gordon Ewan at the meeting of
the. Chamber at Brenta Lodge *
last Thursday.”

“The. students were. long on
requests: for facilities, , but very”
short on offers of assistance or

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~The Brentwood: Coliege Mem-
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fali bazaar and tea in the dining
room of Brenta Lodge on Satur-
day, November 2, ‘from 24:30
p.m. :
Mrs. Tanner, chairman of the
Saanich Deanery A.C.W., will
“open the bazaar.. .
The Evening Branch will serve
tea and: provide a’ stall with
Christmas decorations and toys.
-The Afternoon Branch willhave
stalls selling aprons, _ pillow
slips, needlework and a variety
of gifts with Mrs. J.P. MacFar- -
lane as convener. . Mrs. H.B,
Wood will convene the home cook~,
ing stall; Mrs. F.O, Wollaston, ©
cut into the bank still looked the plant and flower stall; Miss
like good steps, though we had. -I.. Howard, the white elephant
“feared they would be washed out- stall; Miss M. Martin, the books. .:
in the winters rains. | ;

On the other. hand we never
did get the’ rail built around the ..

i

porch, . nor. the stairs put in so
that we could climb up..to the
loft... They were the- kind on-a.
: heavy..spring that were supposed |
‘to fold hack: into the ceiling, but
_ despite a number .of tries I-was..
quite unable to figure out just
how they. were ‘tobe: bolted in,
or which ‘side of them was up
and which~ down. ‘Maybe the
new owners. will have better luck,

‘Yes; we've got: a lot of. good

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“lities could “be financed,’ said .
Mr. Ewan.

» He had “yeéeived the” “replies

“from the’ school that day so there
had been no opportunity to make
an. examination . in: detail. It

majority of students would like a
central recreation complex. with
gymnasium. and lounge’and incor-
porating a swimming pool and
ice-skating facilities.”

~ An underlying theme was that
“the. -eommunities comprised. in
Saanich’ School District lack the
organization and leadership
“necessary to promote group acti-

~ vities, and many students feel .
" the need for an informal type
meeting place” under their own :

“management,” said: Mr. Ewan,
A pilot project.for the provi-~ _
sion of such a facility was endor-

sed by the Chamber member ship.

The following project program.
proposed . by. ‘the. . president,
Howard Laatsch, was approved
in the following terms: (1) Com-
“munity. planning, to include ser~:

~viées to new residential areas,

«sewage. disposal and general
beautification; (2) development.
of parks. pad residential: facili~

DISTINCTION |
IS DRAWN! -

When the advantages of ILB.M.
data processing were discussed

ties; (3) organization of public
Celebrations, :

Haldor.. Beebe, whose resolu-

tion to make the installation ‘of
sewers-in.1969 a primary pro- .

ject,

was deputed to head the

community planning project with

. the strictly unofficial . title. of
“chairman,

the Cent¥al: Saanich

Chapter. of the Effluent: Society.

Other appointments were Mrs.

C. Mendum as secretary, on the

resignation
through... pressure

Roy © Fraser
_ of: personal

of

business; Gorden Ewan as vice-

“president, on the removal of Jon

Newell from’ the district, and:

Mrs.
vener,

H. Allen as social :con-
It was resolved that the *

anailing address of the Chamber’

Refreshments and a color film

on marine biology completed the ~
program.

#.

BRENTWOOD.

“are. pleased. to announce

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cc. Beau-
mont 0f:1993 Stelly’s Cross Road
the

; engagement of their elder daugh-

iter,Barbara Ann, to Ian Paul

Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs, Rob- -
= ert G. Scott, 5905 Patricia Bay

Highway, The wedding will take

place on Friday, November 8, —

at 7:30 p.m, atSt.Mary’s Church,

by Central: Saanich, council last’:

week, Municipal Clerk F.B. Dur-

‘rand remarked ‘we are definitely .

sold on .his.’’

“There is money in the budget
for a study,’’ said acting-Mayor
A.M, Galbraith, . and. Aldérman:
Mrs. M.E, Salt commented “we
shan’t need’so much staff then.’’

- Saanichton, Rev, O.L, Foster of-
2 ficiating.

~ Mr... and Mrs, R. G. Barnett of
7250 West Saanich Road have re-
turned from a three weeks’ holi-
day: visiting. their. family.in Ed-
monton and friends in Saskatoon.

Before returning home Mr, and

Mrs. Barnett spent a few days in
Vancouver. 05 :

_. Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Cunningham

have returned to.their: home in- sages.

A finer. distinction was drawn.

by Alderman. Cc. W: Mollard: “we”

won't need any: extra | staff,” he.
corrected.” _ Sa!

-MacClements -

~ Continued from page »n

‘ing on his activities in the | years.

preceding and ‘during ‘World War *

. Two.
worked with the local branch of
the RAF. Auxiliary, by : writing
~ training manuals - in’ navigation:
~ and airmanship, and in Sliding
instruction,

With the outbreak of war this:

 became-full time-work until.1940-—-

Be mather;:

While at Cambridge he . Brentwood Drive.

- nations,

~-when. he’ was sent. to Canada to -

“help set"up the Commonwealth
Air’ Training Plan.
he was commissioned in the
R.C.A.F,.: and until the end of
the. war devoted his energies
‘to. writing training manuals,
_Supervisirg: air. cadet training,

In. 1941 --

x

establishing an instructors’ glid-

ing school and finally to personnel
counselling for repatriated ser-
vicemen.-.2° *

After. retiring from the. sere
vice. with the rank of Squadron

‘ Leader, and again serving asa

personnel ‘counsellor at Queen's

for. two: years, Mr, MacClement,
joined McMaster University in|

1348.

During his summers he wor ked .

on various research projects in -

the Canadian Arctic for Defense
Research Board and: later. for.

. the Department of Northern Af-

fairs. Despite his summers inthe
clear: air of the north, the in-
dustrial pollution of the Hamilton

district produced such serious

respiratory problems that he was
forced to leave the area.”
‘After establishing a-home on.

.. Turgoose Point, both Don and his *
wife, Margaret, took the U.B.C, —

real estate course and entered
the business early this year.
They now work inBlock Brothers
branch office in Victoria. Of

- particular importance, Don is a

healthier. man in his new environ-
ment.

He hopes. to get back to giid-
ing as soon as time permits and
add to his flying time of well
over 2,000 hours,

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Montreal after a three months’

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ris, 1001 Verdier Avenue. :: ;
“Miss Ann’ Beaumont, ‘popular’:
November bride-to- be, has. been

entertained at three showers ren:
: cently.
x Claudia Creed: -entert tained. at-a
= linen. -shower. atthe home of her -
“Mrs, Claude...Creed,
“Ann. and -her: _

‘On ‘October -9 Miss

mother, Mrs. DG. ‘Beaumont,

‘and the groom’s , mother, ° ‘Mrs.
R.G. Scott, were presented with :
corsage bouquets - ‘of- pink ‘car~—
Other: special. guests...

were the bride’s two grandmo-_

thers, Mrs,. Gladys Gabb and "|.
‘Other |°
guests were Mrs. F.L. Brown-
lee, Mrs. Heming, Mrs, . John .
Hermsen, and the Misses Melanie
Barbara =

Mrs, D.K. Beaumont.

Scott, Linda: Sluggett,
Hillier, Dusty ‘Rhodes, Wanda
Simpson, Jennie Clapton and
Wendy Beaumont.

On: October “15th. Miss” Bar- a
bara Hillier gave akitchen show- ae
er, for Ann, at her Normandy. -
“On: centering the. -

Road’ home:

room Ann was presented with as $s.
‘corsage of. white carnations," es
* while: her mother, Mrs. Beaue .

mont, and Mrs, Scott were ‘given
pink carnation ‘corsages. Guests

were Mrs. Clapton, Mrs. DKe foe

Beaumont, Mrs. Fred Leck, Mrs.
L.. Smith, Mrs. M. McLaughlin,

and the Misses Wendy Beaumont, |.

Melanie Scott, Claudia’ "Creed,
Wanda Simpson and Jennie Clap-
ton.

; Mrs. HAE. olsen. entertained
at. a miscellaneous shower for
her niece at her home, 1212
Judge Place, on October 21. Her
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RECREATION PROGRAM. 1S
PROMOTED BY ‘CHAMBER.

ans » Central Saanich * “Chamber of =
> -Commerce’ wishes. to formulate |
“and promote a:community.rec- ©.
“are. ‘being asked to state indiv-
idually ; ‘or. collectively. . which - F &

reational program, and prelim-.

Sa inary avenues of inquiry are being .
“explored. by a committee. headed a
ee ~ to be provided, and to what ex-

.tent they.‘ are prepared to.con-° }°

by Gordon Ewan.

With the co-operation of Prin-
cipal “Joe. Lott, the students of -
Senior » Secondary ~

morandum . stating. the purpose
of the inquiry, and have been
invited to state their ideas, sug-.

‘gestions and personal prefer-

ences. in. regard” to’ public
recreational facilities,

When considering ‘recreation-. :

al facilities: the needs may be
arbitrarily, but conveniently, di-
vided -into “child, youth, young
adult, mature adult, and senior
adult classifications.” The inter-
ests and activities of each group

“may. not necessarily be. differ-

ent, °in fact overlaps are desir-
able and expected, but there will
be a natural shift :in-emphasis,

perhaps from sports’ to hobbies
be care of Brenta Lodge, Brent- ~
wood Bay.

Beaumont, ‘mother of: Hie. “bride,

Mrs. . R.G.
groom, Mrs.
Mrs. Gladys Gabb, Mrs. B, Has-
lock, Mrs. G.- Whittaker, Mrs.

Scott, mother of the

Claude. Creed, “Mrs. .E. Oakes;
Sr., Mrs, E. Oakes, Jr., ‘Mrs,

C;. Cunninghain, Mrs. "Lilian

Smith, Mrs. Sylvia Smith, Mrs. -

Pearl Jones, and the Misses

Melanie Scott, Margery Haslock, .-

-Marnie, Whittaker, Claudia
‘Creed, Jénnie Clapton and Wendy
Beaumont. -
corsages of roses were present-
ed tothe guests of honour; Ann;
her -mother, and Mrs..Scott.. |

. Miss’ Heather: McLeod, whose

marriage to Dennis Gordon took:
place this month, was. honoured -

at.a miscellaneous shower given

by her future sister-in-law, Mrs. -

Goyette . Road, -- Ae
: daughter, ‘Mr. and: Mrs. D, We

Daniel. Gordon,
Royal Oak, and her co-hostess,
Mrs; “Myrtle -Seimer, Heather
was presented with a corsage of
roses -and . heather,

their future operation,

D.K, Beaumont, ©

‘while “her:
mother, Mrs. Fred McLeod, and.
‘the groom's mother, Mrs. Len —
Gordon, . received . heather: cor-
: ‘There - ‘were: 47 ‘guests oe
and :-following the ‘presentation
"of the elfts, games were ‘enjoyed os

“and a delicious tea served. oe
“Mr, and Mrs. Robert D. Allan, ©
©. 1078 Lianfair Crescent, are hap-~
py. to” announce the birth of their =
: daughter. Julie “Ann, on Monday, ces

as age: increases,, explained Mrs aS
Ewan: : a
~ Specifically, the young ‘people

community. recreations they wish e

tribute. personal effort toward:
the facilities they propose and

Tp.

Students have beenadvisedthat ..

the object of the exercise is not:
_ just.a passive: survey of whims
and wishes with a ‘view to’ satis--

fying them, but rather the presen-—
tation of a challenge to youth to
do ‘something for themselves: in

co-operation with the whole com-.. *

munity, « wee
Although only a “proportion of |

the .students reside -in Central —

Saanich municipality itis. con-
sidered that the ideas of all will
be of value, and conceivably may
initiate similar.projects: in their .
particular civic areas. : ;

SAANICHTON

Mr. and Mrs. ‘Maurice Michell,

_ East Saanich Rd., are the. proud:

: parents of a little daughter ,:born
on Wednesday, October -16 at the.
Royal Jubilee Hospital -. -- a sister
-for Daryl and Karen...) °

My, -and Mrs. Ww. ‘Wills ‘and
Mr. and Mrs, C . Mullin, all of
Weiler Ave., returned‘ on Satur=
day froma. .6- day: bus: tour: to.

7 Reno, Nevada.’ They also enjoyed
On this occasion

‘a side trip to Lake, Tape.
Mr. .and’ Mrs.’ H, jckford,”

° “Wallace. Dri; returned ‘recently .

from a. trip to Kelowna. where -

“they “visited the © Growers: Wipe: o oS

; vineyards.
“Mr. and. Mrs. A. Hafer,. Cen-"
tral Saanich Rd.,.. motored= to.
Alamo, California, where: ‘they are -
visiting: their. son-in-law. and.

. Briscoe. .
Mr, ‘and Mrs. L R. ‘Farrell,
Simpson Ra, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. W.:Van Alstyne, - View - :

“toria, returned last week from a
. short holiday in: Washington, ' ‘Ida
ho and Kalispell, Montana

e ‘evening : were: ‘MrsP. “yan
Mrs.Cy ‘Essery,,M. ‘Johnson and:
SW, ‘Butler. = “Hostesses: Mrs. C

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