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PAGE FOUR.

Wednesday, September 16, 1970

Indian Distress

Disclosures indicating the deplorable state of housing
on Saanich Peninsula Indian Reserves were heard at a
meeting of the Tsartlip Band with officials of the
Department of Indian Affairs on Thursday. —

Purpose of the meeting was to explain the federal
housing program, to which reference is made in the
news columns of this paper. The outcome was an ex-
pression of frustration and discontent which was voiced
to the officials in no uncertain terms.

- Band councillors did not hesitate to say that the policy
- laid down by the Department in the recent White Paper
-on Indian affairs is totally unacceptable. They claim
‘that federal ideals and directives for the purpose. of
improving the status of the Indian people have no
validity because they do not reflect their true aims and

aspirations.

- On the evidence of observation alone it must be agreed
that housing conditions and sanitary arrangements in
~ some Reserve areas are intolerable in this day and age.
Tsartlip Chief Philip Paul is right in pointing out that.
integration of Indian children in the public schools
system is pointless while such conditions exist.
- New overtones were heard at last week’s meeting,
when. the | younger element plainly stated that. more
positive action will be taken unless the government
changes its attitude toward the Indian people.
_ They particularly resent any semblance of pa tronage,
and claim the right to have the leading voice. in the
working out of their own destiny. ©
_..Make no mistake: young leaders are emerging who:
are capable of making themselves heard. The govern-
~ ment would be well advised to discard. its paternal at-.

- equality.

j "pride

the country,’ s motto, “Wha Dare
“Meddle Wi’. Me"', takes: its in-
~ spiration’ from the” prickly

defiance ‘of the thistle ‘which |
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»« Seottish nation, So: much: so that:

beauty and

gratuitous and criminal use of the

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nite inspiritg. 2 as it does,
‘Scotsmen the world over to think
of their native land and give of:
_ their best no matter what venture .
they may: be engaged in, or to |.

what. far
e civilization, fate may have taken

flung’ outpost of

them.
~ Angus MeDivitt.
Thetis Lake | Trailer: Park,

fonds

decry our - country’ Ss symbol
ciweed As tantamount | to”

» titude and’ treat: with the Indian. People on: terms. of:

dogged defiance at nought. by the. |.

scythe or. noxious chemicals | °
would” deprive. residents | of. the:
‘area of one of the most: heart-
Stirring sights to. be found ii in the
. province,
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os future, the Review would be well:
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BY BERT GREEN

East Anglian by birth and
Anglican by persuasion, the Rev.
Ivan Futter. has succeeded. the
Rev.0.L. Foster as.Rector of the
Saanichton churches — of. St.

-Stephen and St. Mary. His wife,

Brenda, and children David, 14,
Deborah, 11, Catherine, 6, and
Mark, 212 months, share the
Rectory beside the secluded
century-old church on Mount
Newton Cross Road.

With his luxuriant beard and
weathered countenance the new
Rector looks every inch a sailor,
and indeed that was his calling
for the major portion of his adult
career. It may be said that he
answered. the call of the sea
before hearing ‘the’ call of the
church.

* DECK OFFICER
“Born in the cathedral city of

Norwich, England. Mr. Futter
was educated at Queen Elizabeth

-Grammar School for Boys and

King Edward VII - Nautical
College. He entered the mer-
chant service as a cadet in 1946
and sailed in tramp ships to many
parts of the world, visiting
Newfoundland on his first voyage
and becoming familiar with New
Brunswick ports and Vancouver.
Later he was a deck officer on the
Canadian Pacific liner “Empress
‘of Britain.”

Leaving. the sea, but not its

-associations, Mr. Futter was for.
_a.time the landlord-of The Ship

Inn in the small yachting town ‘of

Maldon, on the Blackwater River
-eStuary in Essex, an interlude

that preceded © studies at. the.
Rochester - Theological College.

ORDAINED
Ordained. as
Chelmsford Cathedral in 1964;

| and as priest in’ 1965, he was for
in the parish. of

two -years
Buckhurst Hill. in Essex. Now

~eminently qualified to serve both

church.and vessel, in 1966 he was

a maintand: and within the diocese
of New: "Westminster. For three
we ks. of each month he. was at

LOVED SHIP

settlements: are - wonderful, :

doubt, the experiences ‘of his
“more than four years ministry in
themission ship would filha book.

was chaplain. to. the Royal

Aler| Bay and Port Hardy, and he
commanded the. Admiral: Hardy
sea. Cadet Corps since its. in-
ception.

“The Rector was a district
judge, and on his: departure he
was. entertained by. the
presented witha

C Onpa,

Mr. Futter ‘is ‘deeply. aps

said with rseelints

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FORT sr.

-deaeon “in:

appointed by. Archbishop. Harold:
- Sexton to conduct. the Columbia.
Coast Mission’ and. to: slumb ST. PETER’ S. FUN. FAIR: :
~ The Annual: Fun’ “Fair of. St.
: Peter’ s Anglican Church; St.
‘ | Peter’s: Road. at 3935 Quadra, wil
an:|..be. held‘on Saturday,’ Sept. 26 on:
“the Church grounds. It. will be
‘officially opened at 2.00. p. m, by.
: ° Church’.
: Envelope Secretary, and i is being’
“convened by. “Mr. Art ‘Chariton,

“Panis and t northward ane
[ Kelicy Bay and principally « on the.

“The: people of these. isolated.

loved the people and T loved ike:

ship,’ said Mr.. Futter, Without ‘needlework, books,

plants, garden - produce, white ¥
elephants and miscellancous; | é
also. games. galore. fer. ‘the Me
aa’
| ~ Before his appointmnt to South ys
1: ‘Saanich parish, Mr. Rutter. was yh
| Rector of St: Columba’s Church, i
“Alert. Bay, and an active. par-.
ticipant in community affairs, He

Canadian Legion branches at.

Port
“Hardy R.C.M.P, Detachment and:
handsome:
plaque bearing the insignia ofthe |:

preelative of his new charges! Th |
am proud and yet. humble. now.
thatthe Bishop has appointed. me
to this\parish with its. traditions:
and: historiea! Ragnelationss.. he |

all ages as ‘‘conkers.”’

The week’s “complete ADVENTURE
an Autumnal cluster of horse chestnuts, more commonly known to boys of

IN SEEING picture by DANE reveals

as

RUTH ENKE VIEWS

io€ ern

I'm not over-fond of big: cities
and crowds of people, but.I never
mind sitting quietly in’ airport
lounge, hotel lobby, bus depot,
civic square or any place where I
can watch people passing by.

For it seems to me that in such
places there is a wonderful
chance to make up stories about
the unknown. individuals:. One’s
deductions about. the different

but it’s amusing to imagine the
sort of things they might say.
Suppose, in the summer, you
saw aman of, say, sixtyish; he’s
lean with the sort of creased,
brown, leathery neck that comes

has a firm, determined Isok. and
what one might call a

damentalist. face.”’ How easy to

imagine him ending an argument. ‘a
by- saying firmly and finally, “It's fo

in. the Bible.” ~

see ne sense in staying with the

‘Mrs. Fred’ -Marshall,

People’s Warden.

booths home.

records,

children, a. hot dog, stand, and

‘tea-will also be served. Everyone
is welcome. -

ays

make types maybe quite wrong, -

from working out of doors. Is he a
retired prairie farmer visiting”
friends or family on the coast? He -

From there it’s a simple step to.
imagine a son in his thirties. The:
son left the farm and went into.
business in the city. as he could

Every church | organization of ‘
the Parish is taking a very active
part: in this annual event which |
E promises. to be ‘an outstanding

“success, There will be stalls and.”
cooking,

numerous door prizes, Afternoon .-

- Mathamania |

» Three. : “travellers, who
meet aver a meal at’
wayside inn discuss their

different: speeds, ‘The -
pedestrian says “that he |
keeps up a steady 3 m.p.he
during his-days walk. ‘The -
‘evelist says that he wants.”
to get on so keeps up ean
Sc ayeruge ‘of 2 amp.b. The i
~ motorist says

the scenery and: take. snap:
“shots, 80 that his mage for

© road, works out al a0 ny.p.he
Questions Whit is the :
“vaverate in miles per hour
efor their three: Modis, of .
travel Bees
: Answer “to last week's :
problems 2 :
oe AG the stig Jack. fad
S72 and Ken bad $4: oh, Let
She whatJack had atthe :
atart Then after’ the lant
wettement he had tiths
“of hres) quarters deand
368 ets). which equally, $00
whenee J equals, oii,

: s that he likes <7
“to take it easy and look ate

the time (hat he ison on thee 7

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land. In his way, the son is just as
firm as his old man. Only, he
says, ‘It’s good public relations”’
when he hands down a decision.
Same end-of-the-argument tone.
But a different set of values.
This son has a son in Grade I. A
completely urban-raised child, he
is also | determined. But ‘his
argument- stopper is. “It’s .on
TV."!
I know this is no way to
describe the generations
seriously, but in. laughing con-
versation I thoroughly enjoy such
superficial summings up.
-For. though ‘the © differences

» between-the generations canbe.

tragic. and serious, it would-be

ridiculous if we lost our ability to
laugh at some of. the curious
-misunderstandings that arise
““fun- ere wna SSS aon

MR BRIAN BENN

C nang

_to laugh.

"PIANO LESSONS —
IN YOUR HOME |

POPULAR & CLASSICAL |

J BEGINNER & JUNIOR: LEVELS.
: ALL AGES: oe

because young and old are
talking a different language.
Like’ the silly story of the

college student who said to an

elderly aunt who phoned that she
was. coming for the weekend,
“Bring. .a couple. joints.”’
Mystified and disconcerted, she

arrived with two roasts of meat!

And if you don’t get that joke,
try it on a-high school counseller!
These. stories: are’ deliberate

- banter. But I tell them because

these days some of the problems
are so serious that a lot of people
seem. to be getting quite
hysterical. And hysteria simply
isn’t the answer. As I see it;.the
wisest course is to work. sanely
and steadily when there’ s work to
be done, and to retain our ability

“PH. 656. 206 .

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-|-“pehold © the -

Harvest Supper

There was a good attendance at
a meeting of the Women’s Guild
of St: David by-the-Sea, Cordova
Bay, on Sept. 8 at the home of
Mrs. J:M.B. Nicoll, 7021 Parker
Ave.

It was resolved again this year
to help with the annual Harvest
Supper, to be held on Friday, Oct.
16. Guild members will provide
the dessert buns, arrange for the
cooking of turkeys, and will set
the tables for the meal. It will be
a congregational effort under the
auspices, of the church com-
mittee.

Next meeting of the Guild will
be held at the home of Mrs. A.L.
Hays, 2623 Margate St., Oak Bay.

Scouts

BY SHIRLEY TOMSETT

While the rest of us nave been
holidaying, Doug Langley with
his crew busy at work: we are
pleased to say that the exterior of
our hall is complete, including
the stucco and stairs. Plumbing
has been roughed in and the
furnace.and ducts are to be in-
stalled in the near future. Luck
being with us, wehopeto have the
use of our new hall this Fall. A big
thanks to you and your crew,
Doug, you've done a fabulous job.

Your group committees have
had a strenuous year, so come on
parents, let’s give them our full
‘Support.

United Church

THE PARISH OF

NORTH. SAANICH _of Canada
_ ANGLICAN CHURCH SIDNEY and NORTH — |.
OF. CANADA SAANICH ;
Rev. Robert Sansom. Rev. R. Hori Pratt |
Ph. 656-4870 — Church Office-656-3213
Sunday, September. 20th Manse-656-1930 -
TRINITY AVU , TAD ,
ON ST. JOHN’S, DEEP COVE
ST. ANDREW S CHURCH Serviceof Worship 9:30a.m.
Third Street, ST. PAUL'S,
| SIDNEY | SIDNEY
8.00 a.m. Fy A antieand Serviceof Worship 11.00a.m.
11.00a:m. amily Service to .
re-open Sunday School. Church School 9:30 a.m.
(refreshments in, the Hall’

CENTRAL SAANICH
~ UNITED CHURCHES
Rev. John M. Wood

after service)

7.30 p.m. Induction & Institution of the
Rev..R.A. Sansom into the Parish of
North Saanich. Officiating The Rt. Rev.

FR. Gartrell,: Bishop. of British Church Office 652-2713
Columbia. Thursday Manse 652-2748
9a.m. Holy Communion SHADY CREEK, 7180° East
HOLY TRINITY CHURCH Saanich Road. ’
Patricia Bay Family Service and Sunday
$.30a.m. Choral Communion School - 9:45 a.m.
-BRENTWOOD, 7162 West
Parish ot Saanich Road. _
. Family Service and Church
South Saanich School’ - "45am.
~ Rev. Ivan H. Futter + iL — :
652-2812 a ee
TRINITY XVI © : “ASSEMBLY OF GOD
ST. MARY’S
Holy Communion -9.00 aim. 9182. E. Saanich Road
Mattins 10: :00a.m. : 65612545 . =
ST. STEPHEN'S Sunday. School 9:45a.m.-}
eee _11:30a.m. Morning Service lam.

Seventh-Day
- Adventist Church.
_RESTHAVEN. DRIVE

- PASTOR Cc. A. PHELPS -
‘Sabbath School. 9. 30 a.m.»

. Tuesday-Prayer and — fe
-., Bible Study 8 p.m.
 Friday-Young Peoples’
eee 8p.m. wee
- “Pastor C.D. ‘Lynn
Bring Your Friends. to” our’

Visitors. Welcome

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9335 5 Beacon Ave.
oe . , Sidney

“Memorial Baptist

10: ‘00 a. m; “Sunday School” :
11:00 a.m. Morning | Worship’
7:00 p.m. Evening ° Service.

Pastor RL. Roth |

F 652+ 1510"
7008 West Saanich. Rd.,
Ph. '652- 1910. .

‘Nariey Provided _
~ Evening Service

: j meeting

a - Pastor’ John’ Ballard
Bl Free. Counseling. service on
og ) Thursdays :

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ATRALBO Prayer Meeting Tues. 7.30 p.m].

ST, CHRISTOPHEMS CHURCH (Carey Road at Tilicum)
bial ning Servier. 930 a.m, in

"MARKS ANGLICAN CHURC HW (Roleskine Rd. near Town
nnd Country) Mor ning Service 11 o'clock,

ST, PETERS ANGLICAN CHURCH, St. Peter's Road at 3035
Quadra - Rector; The Rev, E.W.S. Gilbert, CD.BA, BD. sept. 20,
Trinity vE 8, 10 am. oly Communion, 10.30 aan, Marning
. Sena, Preacher, ir, Mager Dray, 10.30 aaa,
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Sept, 26at 2.00p om. Annual Fun Fair, Evervone welcome.»
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