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Wednesday, May 26, 1971

‘Money Well Spent

Now that the second British Columbia Festival of
Sport is in full swing and Centennial celebrations are

- programmed throughout the Province, it may be a good
_ time to take a stealthy glance behind the scenes and ask

“Ys it worth it?”

~~ We may be sure that the organization and promotion
behind both celebrations and festival have cost the
taxpayers a sizeable packet of dollars. Are the expenses

‘justified?

The mind behind the jaundiced eye r may well question

whether. such Spending is appropriate at a time when

unemployment i is rife, social insecurity is rampant and
the costs of education are mounting to dizzy heights.

- To reach a fair conclusion both sides of the coin must

be examined. True, it would be possible to celebrate

- Centennial’71. without the salvos of publicity material

that have been showered on us by the public relations

officials: sports and cultural events can be sponsored

ee without benefit of such saturating official campaigns.

-The reason we cannot subscribe to these critical and |

=: - narrow views is that healthy: recreation and cultural

-» activities are beneficial interests calculated to exercise:

* the body and i improve ‘the mind. AS such they cannot be

- rated too. highly.
‘We live in a Wworic

: ~ with: maiching eloquence. —

reason of ‘publi c-fun

: electors:

_ : : Saturday és

-».In- our own. Peninsula. schools we can sense the
oe eventual triumph of good: influences by the evidence of
so general an involvement of the young people.in sports:
and ‘the arts. We are not so sure that opportunities to.
~ continue these interests. when student. days are over are
x sufficiently widespread or attractive. :
. The young person. without aim or ambition: ‘may easily
‘become: a drifter, or: worse: Competitive sports for the.
: physically” endowed ‘and: less ‘strenuous - pastimes for:
those less active should be encouraged: all along the line.
It should: be recognized: that. the. gepleyment. within:

Sidney By-election

= Sidney: voters on. Saturday. have - the ‘unusual ‘op:
_ portunity. of electing an ‘alderman from six nominated .
_ candidates, a situation which is a healthy sign of in-
creased interest in the conduct of local affairs.
It will be for.the good of Sidney if the keenness of
~ candidates i in’ ‘competition fora single seat on Council is.
~ matched: by, a corresponding interest on the part. of. the -

_ Sidney and North Saanich Chamber of Commerce has °
arranged an all-candidates meeting for Thursday
evening: at, the: Sidney | Hotel. It.is hoped that many.
ratepayers will take advantage of the opportunity of |
‘hearing. the candidates,” and that the all who are:
“qualified will make their choice, and ‘BO to the polls on

ame ae?

J.W. Bothe,. president of the Seventh-day
Adventist church in Canada. is being
congratulated by R.H. Pierson. Adventist world
president with offices in Washington, D.C., on his

a a a te ee ee, ee es a ee ie, aa

Calgary, May 17-22. Looking on is A. Norman
How of Mission, president of the church in

British Columbia. Delegates from the Sidney

area were: Thomas J. Bradley, and F, Lioyd

$1,118,400.

re-election at the Ninth Quadrennial Session in

Bell.

tinuing Battle of. the. Sexes that
interests: me isthe problem of.
establishing .a- policy. for -the

: ; upbringing | ofthe. children. :
i where’ ‘every act of ‘delinquency is” .

a publicized: by. the mass media with sadistic emphasis.
. Rarely are-the achievements of modern youth greeted

More and more I seem to be.
encountering husbands and wives
who disagree. on the fun-
damentals . of child-raising. In.
most homes, 1 expect, a. brisk.

| argument: may: be launched by

any. innocent remark about ‘the:

relative merits of love and
‘discipline.

Asa father of three Lhave g gone.

all: the way. with Dr. Benjamin

Spock who believes that love and
discipline are partners; or,
rather, that they should be. But in
actual fact it. rarely. ‘seems to:

-work out: that way. It is usually.
love: or discipline. :

“Two ‘things, I believe, re true’

, no ‘of the average. modern child: One_

he us that: he’s: ‘Spoiled. The ‘other. is |.

that. he’ S. Spoiled by his mothe
‘There! My. neck: is out. :

‘It: seems: ‘to: ‘me. that. . a “vast

| number of women have misun-.

; A little serutiny into the
workings. of our minds ’ and: ob-
servation of: others about US,
« brings rather sharply into. ‘focus

often, bring its gratification. This
>. aim. or purpose held consistently
“> would seem to be a powerful law

inaction, It is summed up in the
~ metaphysical truth. that
thoughts become things, that’ ‘all
oe manifest things, are the. reoult of

“at thought.

~* dnfaney and sea it inaction ag the
. child, through intense. desire .(o

“, copy.older people, learns to walk
pind tall: Actually itis at work in
us and for us: all through our
lives, but is far more noticeable

every day living,

These driving devires can be of
several quite different kinds.
There ate those who from
carliest memory desired | to
« become masters in one or more
-the the arts, such a¥ music or
- painting, Some experience a
continuing urge >to climb
Mountains or explore untamed
Vaslicesies, Olinds desire control
over people through political or

industrial leadership, . or. just.

plain money and ever more
‘money.

discovering whether this intense
urge to necomplish something is
“taking us in the right. direction
oo"! weuld be to observe the result of
“painting the goal almed at. Those

‘Have You Noticed? |

BY. JOHN SQUANCE

“the fact that a long hield desire for

ao ‘a.condition, or object, will, very | business, does not so often bring

dn the effect: one's: success has

oy great difference. in. the: way

We start practicing this law in.

cmay. well have
= thought.

‘In abnormal situations than in |. thouphts do affect our tives: for

Perhaps a ‘useful way of

who diin mastery over an art,
‘suchas music, have great and
contiiuing satisfaction in it, The
realization: of a fortune. or
gaining the. control of big:

lasting satisfaction, °
Avery important criterion lies:

had on his fellow beings, There is.

financial. success is. earned. as
there in in the way it is usted,

It has been demonatrated that
thought ig a powerful: creator:
Rightly used and controlled it will
make men free, "Know the truth,

andthe trath will make you free”

Whether we have an intense
and long held desire or. not, our

good or ill and {tis entirely our
own cholee,. our thought
processes. are oo making. or

breaking us, Nor can we “get by"
on someone else's thinking, for

there is an inner control which in
‘each one of us sorte the worthy
from the unworthy. This is where
‘intense. desirg and ambition. ts
dangerous, for it ean so often
smother. thatcinner. balanee
without whieh aman ig capable ot
inhiman actee

Mankind has now reached the
alae where wee musto- in’ the
words of t hynin, “farm back, O
mon, forswear thy foolish ways,"
He must examine his thought
processes and accept: respon:
sibility for them. The preser-
vation “of the civilized” world

referred: to.

LES derstood the advice ‘ofthe child:

psychologists and their emphasis
on love. They confuse: Jove: with
softness. ook

_-Many a little monster is reared
through: the excessive, demon:

| Strative affection of mothers who

LETTER 70 EDITOR,

ee ITALIAN COIN:
Editor, ‘The Review, Sir: :
Some’ of ‘the rewards: ‘to be
gained ‘in| writing a series, of
historical articles are the. in-
teresting telephone calls» one:
receives about items one may,
have overlooked or information
being volunteered.

Following an article regarding
the carly settlers in the area and
the question as to the nationality.
of same, I received a. visit. from
Mrs, Bob Bailey of Dean Park
Road who showed me avery
interesting coin she bad dug up in
their property. It: was Italian,
with the date 1866: ands "10 Cen-
tesimi'' on the obverse, while the
reverse side showed: the words
"Vittorio Emanuele AL: re
italia’. She had: found’ this,
some twelvesor- thirteen) years
ago and itis in. an excellent state,
She also found-a sinall ingot and
had visions of “possibly unears
thing a hidden fortune. However;
when the ingot was. scoured off
anda cut taken from the end, it
appeared to be nickel! And only
one war founds :

~ Mrs Bailey also brought a map
of the area, dated: Wid, which
shows North. Saanich P.O.:
MeTavish Road was shown as
“Thomas Crossing’ and the Vo &
§ RR. is shown from Royal Oak
P.O, to its terminus at Sidney,
Other Post) Offices. shown. are
Hagan P.O.) Young 2.0... Slugget
P.O,, Tod Tolet P.O. Heal BLO.
and what) we now knew as
Durrance - Lake is shown. as
“Durant Lake’! There are also
shown Hoal Lake, Fourth Lake
Pizzi Lake, Mud Lakes Fark
Lake as well as those presently
known © Elk. Prospect and
Beaver Lakes ee

Boa Bond

_ Sidney

OFFICIAL THANKS
By resolution. of Central

ySaanieh Council, BGS Parker af

Hove toad bis heen thanked for
his efferta cin: coordinating the
interests of outdoor “elubs in
relation to public bridle paths and

“depends on it

trails

: eo aan ee a child: ‘was jus
= ‘naturally. expected:

nourish the wistful dream that

They dare not: be stern because
“they dare not risk the chance that
a son or. daughter will, feel un-
“wanted..

you know. who. are. truly” well:
behaved.

example,

with 12.°

we're to believe the: hundreds: 0
writers ©. “who... have « told < their:

of- love.’

Which math er
agres: A home i in which the father

major and the mother is. playing

be unhappy,
It's a particularly tragic

common.

_| reconciled themselves to a more
or less .inactive role in: the
shaping of their children because
of this. You can hardly blame
them. Every form of punishment,
or any insistence: on. strict
behaviour merely. drives the
children into thelr mether's ‘sot,
ever-ready embrace, the. Fetreut
from reality.

TL have. dined-in homes where

method,

of spanking, No other subject will

indignant mail from readers a8 a
column. suggesting that spare

Womens, ;

T generalize widly, or enlirse,
buf obedience in children these
days is rare because “Momism”"
has became we “dlacage af the
tines.

And a spotted chit who mnst
eventiully fice fe on his own ts
-equipped for the demands of
citivenship simply because he:
never learns (hem at home.” 4

The veal proof of this is in the
private schools. J donot like the
idea of sending children away
from heme, but ia case aller case
I've seen boys and girls who were

returned atler a single semoater
With astonishingly good manners
and a sense af pi irticipation in the

before.

What causes this” Why, of
pourra. disripline does and sine
children are
reasonable when given. the op-
portunity they take to if not only
naturally, but often araterally.

tenderness alone is the answer.

And _ so you. can count on the B
fingers of one. hand.the children’

Most of the husbands 1 knew:
agree with me.that the old-
fashioned,. out-dated methods of
were the best. True, these were’ §
often dictated by the times. Inthe
day -of. the: big family, for.
discipline was ab-.
solutely necessary. A home. may.
survive with one rotten kid on the |
premises. It might not ‘survive:

‘They. are before my. time, but!
they: must ‘have been wonderful ”

stories of: such” a ‘childhood this.
discipline seldom got. in the’ way i

ea this must be a two: at ay deal 2 ne
-and. father"

is playing the role of Sergeant- ie
the role of comforter is hound to. So
situation when a mother uses the” :
father's discipline asa threat, the. ~
You - be - good - or Daddy - will’

spank-you technique that's all too -

I know of two fathers who have ©

the children ran the gamut from
temper (antrums: to open ine,
solence simply because the.
parents couldn't get, together ona

Nothing: demonstrates this i
division so muchas the question, jag

praduve: the quantity: of irate, a3

the-rod-and-spoilthe-child ig.
good advice, And all of itis from

so-called “problem children’ buat.»

family er orp Hye A neve Mnaw » fo

remarkably -

THE JACK SCOTT COLUMN
| Upbringing — — Soft Or Stern? |

‘Another aspect. of the con- |

Adventists
session

J. W.. Bothe of’ Oshawa, On-
tario. President of the Seventh--’
day Adventist Church in Canada
was. re-elected at the Ninth
Quadrennial Session held in
-Calgary. May..17-. 22... 125

delegates, clergy and laity. from

all provinces in Canada attended
the Session. R.H. Pierson from
Washington. D.C... World.
President of the Adventist church
attended the seassion and was the
guest speaker Tuesday evening.
Carl Klam. Secretary of the
Seventh-day Adventist church in
Canada. reported growth in
membership over: the last four
year period of 16.4 percent. In-
come increased by. ap-
proximately one-third.

W.E. Kuester said that the total ~
1 | missions giving by members -
increased « ‘approximately 20

percent, reaching va total of

Funds. for Health,
Education, and Missions from the
Annual Ingathering Appeal reach’
$1,348.705 during the past 4 years.

Seventh-day Adventists
operate 45 day schools with 135
teachers as well as Kingsway
College, Oshawa, .Ontario,° -
grades 9-14 and Canadian Union
College at Lacombe, Alberta,
with grades 9 -16, reported P.W.
Manuel. The two colleges have

was spent in 1969 to support their

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_Sunday May 30th:
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