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THE REVIEW

Rotary Anns

Over the years Rotary Anns
have :assisted in helping out
different organizations with their
projects, i.e..$200:00 for SPARA,

- $100.00 for Meals on Wheels, etc.
Several years ago they. pur-
chased a much-needed piano for
SANSCHA and also contributed a

fairly large amount toward a
second piano.

Throughout the years awards
have been given for scholarships
but nothing to benefit the people
of the district as a whole or to
make any impression’ on the
public from whom the ROTARY
ANNS raise funds by their annual
Bake Sales and Raffles .... it
was therefore decided this year
to make a change and it. was
suggested that something be done
for members of. the Volunteer
Fire Brigade.

_ When ‘approached as to what
“.was ‘most needed they were
reluctant. to mention . anything
that would be too costly for the
Rotary Anns to handle. After
receiving a list of various pieces
of equipment and the prices it
was finally decided to purchase
the Flynn Ventalator (for oxygen
therapy) at a cost of $275.00 plus
$13.75 tax .... the ladies agreed
_to: go for broke and use some
money in another fund to. pur-
chase this much-needed ‘equip-
ment which would be of benefit to
all in an emergency. .

St. Elizabeth’s

St. Elizabeth’s Social Club held
their last meeting for the season
on Juhe 15 but will resume again
on the third Thursday of. Sep-
tember. Our gatherings have
been very enjoyable and the
home baking sales successful.

Legion Ladies

Mrs. C.R.’ Nunn was initiated
into full membership in the
Ladies’ Auxiliary to Saanich
Peninsula Branch No. 37, The
Royal Canadian Legion, at the
June meeting, and cordially
welcomed by the President, Mrs:
M. Chappuis.

At the request of Pacific
Command L. A. the local By-
Laws will be amended in regard
to annual election of officers, and
this will now: be on.the second
Monday in. November or
December, with installation
immediately and the new slate to
‘take over on January 1 of the
following year. This change will
go through the usual channels
and, hopefully, will be ratified in
time to take effect this Fall.

Miss Sheila Rawcliffe,
daughter. and granddaughter of
two of the. members will be
sponsored by the L.A. in -the
forthcoming Miss Mermaid
contest. and a. cheque for ex-
penses will be sent to her with a
letter of good wishes:

Mrs...K.0..Herrington’s com-
mittee had catered to. two
banquets and a wedding and jit

was noted a roast beef dinner and
a wedding have so far been
booked for the summer months.

As the sunshine through the
windows of the main Legion Hail
causes several. problems, a
committee of ladies will look into
the matter of pricing and pur-
chasing curtains.

The All-Island Zone. Hospital
meeting will be held in. Nanaimo,
as usual, on September 29. A bus
is being chartered.

Mrs. K. McWilliams. reported
5 visited in Veterans’ Hospital in
May and one in Queen Victoria
Hospital. In Resthaven, Mrs. N.
Pryor and Mrs. G. Mann had
visited. 18 over the past. few
weeks, as Mrs. E. Clyde is herself
a patient in the Hospital. Mrs. J.
Young has now returned from the
Dominion Annual: and* Mrs--H.
Bosher offered to drive her in
future, as. required.

Mrs. A. Rawcliffe won the
monthly tombola,; and .-the
executive were reminded the
next meeting will be the last
Monday in August.

Pythian Sisters

Victory Temple No. 36 Pythian
Sisters celebrated their 28th
anniversary tea and bake sale,
Saturday. June 10, in the’ K of P
Hall, Sidney. ,

The -tea. tables were at-
tractively arranged in the dining
room as was the head table being
covered with a lace cloth,.centred
by an’ attractively decorated

birthday cake, donated by Mrs.
M. Chappuis, flowers and White
tapers.

The convener Mrs. Chappuis
introduced the Most Excellent
Chief, Mrs. J: Robertson who in
turn introduced. the District
Deputy Grand Chief, Mrs... C.
Finnemore of. Victoria, who
opened the tea and welcomed all.

Mr. C. Maynard, Resthaven
Dr. presented the ladies with a
beautiful bouquet of roses for the
occasion and rendered several!
selections on the piano during the
tea hour.

Pouring tea for the afternoon
were Mrs.G. Thomson, Mother of
the Temple and Mrs. D. Cole:
servers were Mrs. D. Walders,:

Mrs. E: Mitchell and Mrs. C.
Collins:. refreshments, Mrs. G.

Mann, Mrs. £. Tonge and Mrs.C-
McAlmond: bake table; Mrs..F.
Campbell, Mrs. A. Johnson and

‘Mrs..B; Butterick,

Mrs. W. Waters.and Mrs. A; B.
Smith manned the popular Penny
Social table; Mrs. D.C.
Dickerson :-sold tickets on. the
grocery. hamper, which was won
by Mrs. W. McAuley, Henry Ave;
Tea. tickets Mrs. E. Berry and
Past Chief’s Association tombola,

Mrs. C. Brown and won by Mrs.

D. McKay.
Rest Haven Auxiliary

The Auxiliary to: the Rest
Haven Hospital reports that the

proceeds of the Hospital Day tea -

LETTERS TO

Continued from Page 4

- which could be preserved for
thousands of people is about to be
~ power- -sawed out of existence. It.
is feared that huge, residential
developments are about to take

place under ‘the bylaws. which
- Speculative

scale developments.

“On Gabriola, democracy itself.
is indeed on trial. The Minister of.

Mun. Affairs. has honoured. an
‘appeal by” -Gabriola | Wildwood

_The> problem” is;

They” “want: allow.

. caution. .Then, what ‘is the
Problem? Gabriola: Wildwood

Estates to call. another Public.
hearing. ‘The residents wonder. if:
their second expression» of. op-.
‘position’ to residential . develop-
“ments” is to. be: considered.

~ “that the” °
S residents have-not changed their
.. ©” minds. They want a. community

plan,
Regional to plan with care and

Estates are not listening to the

people, and obviously ‘Hon. Dan

Campbell was not listening: What
more can we say?.Who does the
minister want to consider, again,
and maybe, again and again,
until. this becomes a- political
game and power is seen opposing
the people. .

On the other hand, if “planning,

shouldbe by the people”’ as the:

Minister stated, many times, we
have no problem. And dyet, we are
: worried. &

. Gabriola Island’ is. faced: with
change ‘which. will. cause:
“possible demands on its scarce
amenities. ‘Wells are. already ‘dry

non- ‘productive ° anyway.
sportation «is ridiculous. with

‘people waiting up to five and. six
hours to. travel,:

«Who will speak for the islan-
ders. whose’ only concern. is: that:

the Gulf Islands will be preserved |
asa national and indeed | a world.

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“happens ‘on any island?, Should ©
Gabriola. Wildwood ‘Estates - be®. :
‘allowed to turn 244 acres into 550.4)
Jots and also build a 590 mobile -
home village on a small island. 11.

-on the island, and other wells. are: :
Tran- :

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heritage. The islands are unique
and we must face the fact that no’
everyone can have a little lot on
the island.. Not everyone wants
to, and the islands can remain a
place of .beauly and rest for
thousands. However, if the land is
literally carved into city. lots,

‘there will be no attraction for

anyone,.. and. the. very reasons

which draw people here will have.

fat. bank
greedy.

into “a.
a. few

been. turned _
balance for

Should : ones: _speculator have.
Should. one

miles. by 3 miles? :
We look «to:- you “Mr,

we ask for the right to shape our

destiny without: the prospects of
of dollars’ being any

millions

attraction at all.’ We are indeed:

can odd lot!

ms June Harrison ©
oy, Resident of Gabriola. :

The: Review, Sir: :
‘Tt was with dismay ‘that

_ listened to the proceedings. of
© North
night of June 8th, last, as quite |
carly, a polarization of extreme”

Saanich Council:.on. the

definition, became apparent,

In the matter of By-law No, 122
the.

for’ the declaration «of
‘Kingswood property. as. oa
development aren: Twas stunned
by. the dismissal, most
ceremoniously ~ by . certain
Aldermen. of protest: views: ex-
pressed “directly: to. Council by
of the public.
feeling of bewilderment mounted
eto one of: consternation
later, those. same
totalling ignoring: an (
from the’ Mayor, which went to

adopt the By-laws”,

My canly. hope) now is that
be
prevailed per. fo kee alittle

Council, as. a. whole, may
further (he necessary assurance
at publie appraval.

-rrevocably committing
Saanich, Municipality to'such “a

Sot mingly

Yours truly:

~ five Hinton.
Editor, The Review, Sir:
There has heen no

on Pat Bay beach primediate ly in
frontot the Indian reserve.

-Dan-
‘Campbell: to” protect the : little
people. We ask for no favours, but’:

Several. days»: after
deposited on the banks there was
“a public | outery and someone
came along with a bulldozer and

pushed it over the bank and onto.

the beach: When we drive by. now

it is not quite so noticeable but it.

is still there!

A-year ago this month- the
children © of. Deep
Elementary school. cleaned up
the Pat Bay Beach because of an

- environmental. program that-was-

part of the’ school’s. Centennial
“Committee. It is a shame ‘that

after our. children have made the.
-effort to clean up the beach they.
have to.watch this. ter rible. ‘mess _

remain! foe
~If this mess were e not present o1 on

“children. would have gone. down

and. done another. cleaning - job.
“this” year. ‘There are so many.
objects in’ that rubble that: it.
«would be danger ous to allow: our:

children down there to. clean..
~ Let’s show our children that the:
mess: can: besremovedi.n0 0:
Yours truly.
” (Mrs.) Lois. Walsh
President Parents Aux.

tne”

This -
when.
Aldermen®
address:

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North,

dangeroys pieced of
> Jegistationin terms of prece dent, ae

amention |
lately of the rubble that naw lies -

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the beach — then: the ‘school:

and the sale of work by the
members at the Hillside Mall
amounted to.$1,377.00 which the
members felt was a gratifying
amount towards the objective of
purchasing needed equipment for
the hospital.

Mr. F. L. Bell displayed a
portable suction pump. one of the
iterns purchased by the Auxiliary
and he explained its usefulness to
the members.

Mrs. W. Johnston,
convenor, showed knitted . slip-
pers which had been made by the
members for us in the Childrens’

the knitting .

wards.

Mrs. J. 1. Grav ot Sidney was
welcomed by Mrs.C.D. Clive asa
new member.

Following the meeting. a
presentation of twin lamps was
made to Mrs..E. Purcell upon her
retirement as Hospital Dietician.
The Auxilary has been | the
recipient of . Mrs. Purcell's
assistance on so many occasions
over the vears and the members
good wishes go with her at this
time. Refreshments were served
to mark the oecasion.

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