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Unfair Treatment
Claimed By Marina
) Brings Apology

- Mayor Stanley Dear apologized -
to Van Isle Marina proprietor
. Stephen C. Dickinson on Monday
“night for action taken by council
on verbal advice, resulting in.
adverse publicity for the Marina.
‘Last week the Review printed a
story on Council’s decision to
withhold approval of an. ap-
‘plication to the Provincial
Government .from . Van Isle
Marina for a new 21-year
foreghore lease because of
“unsafe walkways and untidy
wiring.” Mr. Dickinson said that
. the newspaper story was his first
intimation of this complaint and

company ’s fuel lines.
Pointing out* that the marina:
_ brings a measure of prosperity to.
“the community, Mr. Dickinson
felt that the firm had been given
“harsh and unfair. treatment.”
“Tam prepared to meet with.
the building inspector . to put
matters right,’’ he told council.
In making the apology, Mayor
Be - Dear emphasized that council
Boge 8 Se had had no intention of cutting off .
-ico2 0. the lease but had acted on verbal
~~ advice to withhold approval ‘until
conditions were met. Ald. Wilkie —
- Gardner noted that the marina
“was ‘kept in’ “excellent shape

» Dickinson. had not hada’
“representative: at council. when

“generally and regretted that Mr. . :

..One of two cars involved in a
collision last Wednesday. at East

nose bashed badly when it crashed
corner. Driver Charles Ferrill, 949:

- Dumaec Street, Victoria, and Mrs.
. Ferrill escaped with minor injuries

Saanich Road and McTavish had its.

into a dirt bank. at the south west.

Fire Department ambulance.
Driver of the second car, Mrs. May
Rawcliffe, 2224 Amity Drive, Sidney,
also was treated for a bump on the
head. Property damage totalled
$2,000, most of it to the car of Ferrill
who has been issued a traffic

~ Haven . Hospital,

for which they were treated at Rest
taken there - by

violation report for driving without
due care and attention. (Review |
Photo). :

| 10259 West Saanich ° Road, on:

January 22 at the age of 84 years.
‘son, ‘Seaton, in. 1945.

- Dorothy ’ Bessie and. daughters ~
‘Pearl ‘and: Doreen. Redknap atl

‘Brenda,’ Tami. and -Tracey,.: ‘a

: conducted: the ‘service in: Sands
Funeral. Chapel: ‘of: Roses -

January 27, and interment v was sin:

cope a TRY | ORGANIC. CLEANSERS

or Write Box 1463, Sidney, B.C.

yand :

Hospital on Jan. 20,

) itu aries

- Redknap |
Sidney, being rector’s- warden

Borni in Cornwall, England, and.
-and. ‘superintendent,
| | sana saney er the past “executive officer of the Bible:
trae Ta a ,, He w ember of
Redknap died at his. residence; Society. He. was,.a. mem n

and A.M.,°B.C.R. Among his.

“many community interests it is
He was predeceased by his” only. :

movement.
“Surviving © are Chis:
Eleanor, mat the: residence:

“He. is: survived - by his wife: oo

ty ife,

home, his daughter, Lynda, oS
son-inlaw: Robert Richardson, =
Langford, “also- grandchildren

Several. nieces and. nephews. .
Rev: Canon F.C. Vaughan- Birch

eh San “America: “and’six sisters
“ink England and: Ireland.
co Reve Canon’ F. CL Vaughan

on.

- . 2 should be made i in lieu ‘of flowers,
on highly: respected ‘churchman 2
dedicated”, community —_
worker, » “Thomas Geoffrey:
Ludgate, died at Rest Haven

Born at Erronagh, ‘Ireland 75.

for the past seven years. Prior.to-
coming, heres he. : Nved in
Nelson; B.C:

Mr, Ludgate Wasa prominent
member of the congregation of,

‘driving,
and $25. for, driving. -without..a

4

2a days: by default,

St: Andrew’ s Anglican Chureh i in’

‘and-an’
Mount Newton Lodge No. 89, A.F. |

“noted that he had been: a most.
active worker in. the Boy Scout “

his.

Birch officiated ata service in. Ste" [oc
Andrews’ Ss Church on January 23,

: ‘Arrangements: were by. . Sands .
Euner: al C hapel, of Roses, Sidney. “

“Judge DG: “Ashby dealt sternly |
with Ronald. Nelson ‘Deyotte of:
7199 Pat Bay Highway in Central:

250 for lack of insurance A

| license 7 Deyotte age 31, is. serving
an aggregate of three months and:

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CORNER URESTHAVEN DI, & MALAVIE wo

Professional Development

discussion is ‘‘The Role of

schools. =

In the relaxed atmosphere of a

education officials discussed the

reasons and objectives: of this

unprecedented action.

Certain facts emerged from a

lively two-hour discussion which

seem to fully support the com-.
mendation accorded the. School

Board of “District 63. by ° Dick

Lawson, supervisor of secondary

school instruction. This- pilot

project is part only of a con-

tinuing plan to. scrutinize. all

aspects of the academic scene-
within the districts; to discover

how: educationalists) may _ best

contribute to the stability of the.
youth community. it serves.

more profitably spent in seeking
the cure to existing sociological

oe ‘ally. |- ae - ills rather than a lengthy study of magnified problems found in the.

- discussed. was. origin y | _ ‘Sidney and North Saanich Volunteer — the symptoms. The gathering of cities of New ‘York and. ‘Los

ae cde . | teachers . together’ with Angeles.
‘representatives of other School This interesting - “theory: ap-

Districts in B.C. will: ask the
question: ‘‘can. we, through:

stresses encountered by. our .

LEGION RETURNS —
COL. HJ. LAKE
AS PRESIDENT ©

- At the’ recent annual meeting of
the Saanich Peninsula Branch
“No. 37. of. the ‘Royal Canadian
‘Legion, Col. Hed. Lake was:
‘returned. as’ president’ for, the.
; second year. Following i is the full

Bervice ‘Past: ‘President, L. oe

Vaughan- -Birch; “executive
committee : “ ‘R. ‘Duncan, “HE Ce
Eames, “d. ‘Erickson, J Le
Macaulay, y K. Puckett. :
Membership | chairman, . G. RB.
Murray? reported a paid up
membership as of Dec. 31 of 456,

Meeting. on Monday Feb: Oo.

Comrade J..M; McWilliams in
his Service Officer's report
stated ‘It has come to the at-
tention of this Bureau that there
“are veterans living in this area
“who are not members of any
Veterans’ organization and are in
financial and physical dif-

Scouts and Cubs Association, the
Kinsmen Air. Cadets and the
RCC... Admiral Budge, Sea
Cadets Corp, and has sponsored a

Newcombe Auditorium, Victoria.

Teachers Federation,

night,

“Jt was’ felt that time would be ~-

Reality Therapy, to the greatly

- proaches. deviations from ac-
- cepted behavior from an entirely _
‘clearer: understanding - ‘of the:

By Rosemary Owen

Saanich District andGulf Island schools will be closed
this Thursday, Jan. 29, to permit all teachers to attend a

seminar in the
Subject. of the
the School in a Changing

Day

Society.”’ An official notice of the unscheduled holiday
for students has been given to parents through the

students bring about a reduction

Initiated by the Board of
Trustees of Saanich and spon-
sored by the British Columbia
the Gulf
Islands. Schoo! Board and. the
Teachers’ Associations of both
areas, recognition is. given to
powerful influence exerted by the
school ‘environment upon’ the
development of. the responsible
citizen.

The ‘session, evolved by a
committee. of 25 dedicated
workers, will open on Wednesday
-A lecture and demon-
stration will. be. given by an
eminent California’ psychologist,
notable» for. his successful. ap-
plication of a new concept,

new direction. Miss. Pat: James;

student councillor to Salt Spring ade

‘senior secondary school, was an

_| enthusiastic © advocate. of this _
‘refreshing outlook, but. ‘warned

that those attending. the con-

‘Therapy . and Schools. - Without

Failure. with. an entirely" open
“mind, ‘remembering ‘that’ their
application to a “much more:
« thorny situation has. proven to be *
of great ‘value... eo :
On Thursday. ‘of. “this” “week, :
- Claremont, ‘senior : secondary
“school will be the scene of great

if ieee. with an interesting. variety.
[of ‘resource. groups. conducted. by,
. specialists = in

— “and it® was desired that” con : Be ag academic administration. a
Royal | Oak I Burial Park. tributions’ to” the | Margarct an James oe e et F In view of the increasing alarm .
~ Vaughan- ‘Biel “Memorial "Hall. an Ey EV. Se expressed. by. police officials in

‘the municipalities. involved,’ the
School Board has concluded that.

“it has a duty’in taking positive.

action to assess. the cause factors.

‘irresponsible behavior
changing society of today.

School
Trustees. Z.M. Hamilton and

Central Saanich —
Gordon Ewan, reported to
Saanich School Board on Mon-
day, that a smoothly working
liaison between the trustees and
the municipality of Central
Saanich is now in operation, with

of school ‘facilities such as
community centres, and. com-
mended Tne. Review ~ for
coverage of this subject.

Trustee C.E.C. McNeill. won-

fect existing community struc-
tures. In discussion it was felt
that school facilities would be in
greatest demand in school and

tivities.

Chairman Rubymay Parrott
spoke of her uneasy position: as
chairman. of the. beleaguered

dered how this policy might af-

adult education oriented ac-

Metropolitan Board of Health

RIEFS

responsible for a $6,000
assessment to cover the health
expenses of the area which totals
5,000 students.

A moratorium on. further
development at McTavish School
was declared. and the matter

‘emphasized that the building dinner-hour eeelo qonterence: at. in antisocial, irresponsible | ach fully in the picture con-  turnedover to Trustee Pennington
inspector Bill Seward had been Sidney Trev r ee ' on ny behavior | within our com- | cerning relevant problems. for long range planning and site
concerned only with an oil- evening, school trustees and munities? The Trustees discussed the use

development.
Permission was ‘sought and
granted for the -possible at-
tendance of Messrs Browne,

‘Burgess and Wenman on a rugby

tour of Japan if suitable sub-
stitute teachers were provided at
no cost to the board,

re T.C. Polson, Custodian
helper at Mount Newton junior

- secondary school. was confirmed

in his appointment.

Clergyman
mechanic:

garage
estimate

to”
“Your

runneth over.” Reader’s Digest

‘ference. should .be prepared to’
approach the concepts of. Reality”

: psychiatry,
te psychology, law enforcement and,

in “the

10 : at : | with 16 approved for membership.
years: ‘ago. he. had» lived” at. Saanich police court on. Monday, wi
Saanichton (8624 Ebor Terrace). | fining. him $350. for impaired. |: and to be initiated at the General “Mennen baby Magic

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