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‘BY BERT ‘GREEN’
“Two public meetings were ar=

: & 1965 by: Referendum ‘No. 9,

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. explain” why: it is necessary. to~
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ae seanich junior gocondary school
last Wednesday the count was less ©"
“than’30, of which-five were mem-..

bers ‘of :the general. public. Three:
councillors. from Central Saanich".
and one from North Saanichwere:
seeking information, and thebal-.

22 "anee: of the. audience could - be’
OA: Royal: ‘Oak. about 40 per-".
‘and |. at. nora

classified as directly concerned
with educatl

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istrators hnd teachers. ace
More ‘money. is urgently need- ;
ed, in excess of $500,000, to fulfil -

‘the intentions’ of the current pro-.
gram. Trustees and’ senior offi-

cers’ came: ‘prepared. to. explain |:

why: this is’ so, down to the. last
detail. Referenda are: part: of a

- continuing. “program. of develop- :
“ment, said Building Superintend-,

ent Bryan. Shaw. Each referen-.
dum ‘endorsed by the: taxpayer.
covers’ a .three- ~year. period of

development, but. from. the .or-"
iginal planning, through financ-

ing to final completion, the ful-
filmeent occupies a” period of

'. from five to six years, © ;
While the one referendum is —
& being implemented, a second re~.

ferendum. is in: process, anda

b|.. third is being prepared, always
_with an eye to the: Erevable needs

ahead,

From planning to fulfilment the ;
‘Progress Ps a: “particular | ‘refer-"\:
tortuous ° and*.frus-"
trating.” ME. Shaw demonstrated:
that: thereare no less’ than 22. —
obstacles of delay. before a build- .
ing project: can be completed, five:

“or six of ‘them involving: ‘refer-

~ ence. to, and. the approval of the
“In the.
; meantime it has been the experi-~.,

department of..education.

“ence” of. the Board that costs are
rising rapidly. -_
- In the present position of labor

‘and material cost :increases the

situation has been aggravated bya
: prolonged Strike. -

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‘More than 50 old friends and neighbo s “gathered at the home of

! Mr. and’ Mrs.° Arthur Rawcliffe on. Amity Drive: to honor Mr. and

Mrs.) Frank ‘He Rawcliffe, above, who ‘last: week celebrated their.

50th wedding anniversary.

CAMPBELL.

Friends. from Gordon Head, Esquimalt ~
‘and Sidney: were’-present, and. the .couple were ©
: ‘recipients: of a a number. ..9 of. attractive eitts. - “PHOTO aa DANE —

-rising prices, moreover, shows a
‘in. British”
.the United.
‘States, demonstrated Mr. Shaw.
“Referendum. 9. was estimated.
in. 1965 with full consideration —
of the data available at thattime., -
“Prior to that period the increase
: in construction costs was running
cate approximately four” per cent -.

inclination ~

Columbia .: than’ in

per. amum,

: _In-1965, “cost increases. more
than. doubled, :
‘Some. levelling. Off: was. noticed oi
‘but, prices are’ still’
G: ‘moving. up,” and may: ‘be expect-
to do. “$0. during . the three=" -

Said Mr. ‘Shaw.

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HOME perth
“SUPPLIES

vie necessity,
mented. Mrs. B M, ‘Lassfolk.

TICKETS? SEE
, |: consideration’ ‘of these possibili~’
Planning ~

| service |

~-worthy..of. study.
| OFFICE ror vicrorta |
they °

7 and: information.
“knows the local scone,

OP,

N lotus’

view,”” “Lindsay
readily.

She said: that the “discussion:
had been on the subject of con-
tinuous. education, and the new
approach to..teaching.a- larger ..
number of:children together for,

popled Mrs,

:’ greater. benefit.

68Tt could also bring teachers’ ©

aids into the picture with agreat-
er-saving in salaries. ©
- had been ‘recommended for sound’
“deadening,
-authorize. them,’? she explained... . ;

Carpets:

ut. we did not
The. subject prompted a:dis-:
“cussion of. ‘educational frills.”
“Anything educators may inno-.
“vate . to’. better: the. quality... of. no
-eduation for™ “use to- day.” ‘and for:
the: citizens: of. tomorrow isa
“not a: frill, ” coms.

‘Such®. “aids” ‘as: the # projectors
and: magnetic blackboard. in:.use:.
that’ evening: were: cited: as. ex

ences ‘which in effect ‘would. b
_the worst’ ‘ind of sprawl, costly

ae follow ‘also. was the prospect’

of ‘the ese, two: ‘acre. owners
“@emanding © “further ° ‘subdivision:
“and™ ae “consequent” confusion: ‘of
‘side. roads, . services," ‘ete, : In

ities: We. -went’ to” the. Ple
Board © ‘and their. “first: port. is:
“Now available. It-has: an entirely
“new: approach. and ith‘ is:-well-
» They do. not
have® all: of: the answers’ nor. do
_they ‘pretend ‘to. have » although
-are'© professtonals: with.
decess’ to all af the’ new ideas

relies oh |
“professional advie@ and has ‘the

. privilege. of adjusting. this. ad=,
_-viee to our: local needs, js .
> This altitiide and action I patie

eae MHA iu Pe

“eve is and will be: most bonofts |.

ne ni

1 | Council: of: North:
Jop atte The” “wollare:

‘com munity: is of first import

"RE NT AIT BACK: = THR

oFARMERSL:

oxamine Ay:

“Lots us thon? study a ttle part
of durvown district.

‘Approximately “1,000. feros of

Rods. “A small section: of tho

“Baron but “atthe ‘offered price’ f
i. por acre of $2,500, 7
wind acres -Would.cost $2.1/2.-
If we could: horrow this®
CAM ONE. (ho interest and neces:
jtAKOS,  Ofey Would:
i $200 rental poy...
‘eB era. ust: 10: iméat Joxponsos wilh.
a nit ronueing: me $n Y/o- milion
(debts: Wo have respon sible poopie” |
standing Up: and talking about this.”
Sonows T would sigirost we mxatTtne

smiiion’e:

SPY tree
nece ospitato, “

: more practical mathoas.”

“The” Council -

elal to North Saanich. “Any person: f
tan: oriticize: ‘and toar down, buts.
coifinyone has a-constractive ideas od.
plan.to-offer, thon. Tam. sure f-
Saanleh
would: ba: Hrat. to “BOlZ0 nd deve= ©
“ot! Gur:

Ft HK hARM LAND: “AND” |:

\s a wondartul, (neory. but ve
“The: senior.
ee governments have thoir problems. +:
so°we-eannat axpoct: them ta put
out millions. of ‘dollars for us.

There are —
~-farm= land: in: the. core aren of ©

‘s-the Blovk hetween: Mills an Wain

Roads: and. tha. ast ynd= Wast: a

Ono thou: :

BY BERT GREEN :

.. The warm ovation - given. to:

Laszlo’.Gati and. .the Victoria

_Symphony: Orchestra‘.at the con-.- -
clusion of .
-Sanscha Hall ‘concert was richly
deserved. ..In.a-program of.esta-

. last... Thursday’s

blished merit and popularity, the .
orchestra has seldom been heard
to greater advantage... ;
Opening with Handel’ Ss cheer-
ful Water. Music. Suite, the pro-:.
gram sequence was illustrative of
musical: progress over a.period
of more than twocenturies. State-
ly, bright and always melodious,
the Suite is a rich example ‘of

early 18th Century. composition

for .the courtly occasion. Cer- :

“tainly it has lost nothing in popu-

lar appeal, it is still clearly the
music: of the. ‘festablishment.’’
-Mr.. Gati achieved. a balance:
and blend .that. augered well for.
the more exacting :items.to fol-
“low. The production of the horn.

“ chorus .was particularly praise: -

‘worthy. :

“The Piano Concerto No. 4 in

..G.-major .-was:good ‘ Beethoven,
‘Soloist’ Robin Wood was. in fine:

form, and demonstrated the bold-
’ ness, backed by solid technique,

that .is positively demanded . in
an acceptable interpretation of
this most searching work of the
Master. “In the bravura pass-

ages the instrument reponded —
splendidly to Mr. Wood’s massive _

SILVER THREADS.

‘Sidney branch . ‘of. ‘the’ Silver - -
- Threads: Service have: been. busy:
‘preparing: for :their annual fa]
tea with home. baking and novel-~. f-

“This event will fo”
“beheld in’ ‘the Knights of: ‘Pythias® |

“ties: for. “sale.

_ Hall, - 4th © ‘Street,’
ols 30. 24. “p.m:

Sidney: from

tion at. the: door.

about 2:million: words. ©

Mrs . Lindsay...

: ‘7Funds ws to * “new

: -eguip.

: : ‘Louise, |

Mrs...
couver, and Glenn Donald Grieve,

‘sonof Mr. and Mrs.’ “Alexander:

“Grieve, Victoria, announce their.

tmarriage. on November 18, 1967 f ik
Lutheran’ oe
-Bollingham, Wash, — &.
After a honeymoon in Washing= «ff
thoy, will -reside® at. .

“abe 38° pam. in.
. Church, in

Faith,

ton “State, §
1636 meet 19th h Aves Messi

DAILY.

“PHONE: 650-1012

‘dnid

sold. ae .

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“For the past. few. months the | the players are very young, ‘put -

GRAND. OPENING OF
- BANQUET RO}

oN SIDNEY TRAVELODGE
Saturday, Dec. 2 :

SUPPER DANCE - _ - SMORGASBORD
ue & ‘FOUR PIECE, ORCHESTRA ;
“POR: RESERVATIONS: PHONE 656 1176.

“Members tak=. "|
ing. part-. in: the ‘craft: classes |
‘will have: a display oftheir work. Poo 8
‘There will be a silver gotlee- Poe

The 14 volumes of Henry Dae oe
vid: Thoreau’ s. journals: ‘contained ° :

og. 39,000,

- 2,800.

. “daughter ‘of
Louis. -H, Schmelz, Victoria, and ee
“Helen I, Schmelz, . Van- coy

‘CHOCO. ATES. won ee ma

Instant A Mlk Powder 3tb. Bais

gy Qt; Carton:

MATS DeACOW THRO TONE Be, A

on

Wednesday, November 22, 1967

“tone production, reflecting also |
the unerring precision and ay

.of his playing. .

In pleasing. | contrast, the. deep-

ly introspective Andante move~. :

ment “was. handled with great
warmth and sympathy... The uni-"

son progressions: of: the strings —

moved : easily against the: evoc~

ative calm ofthe solo instrument,
_ producing an appealing emotional

experience.
Forward to the early 3 years of

the present Century the program

‘concluded with a thoroughly
enjoyable . rendition of. Dvorak’s
best known symphony, The New
World. Strings, woodwind, brass _
and percussion were nicely bal--
‘anced even. in- the wilder
moments, and a word of praise
should. be given to. the ‘string

-bass . section .for .a- most .ade-.

quate . and accurate foundation.:

-. .“In- securing. the services. of”
- Laszlo Gati the Symphony Society -.:.
“has acquired a musical director. .
of ability. and discernment. ‘The |.
“response ofthe orchestra was
keen and exciting. The current:
of sympathy - between conductor.
and .players . was: ‘reflected by:
“the rapt attention and spontane- -.:

ous. applause of the audience.
After the. concert, Mr. Gati
said that he’ had..sensed that
happy atmosphere. He was pleas-
ed with the orchestra, and with
his reception.
~the enthusiasm,’* he remarked.

“After: all,. this. is’ not ‘a’ fully:

professional orchestra; many. of

curbs,,
ate: “you are
- Next , two ,

conten mplating

$200. 00 down =

Phone 479- 7151

Beacon
Fifth,

“What I liked was

“MELVILLE PARK
(The. old Courser Farm)

Across . from Rest. ‘Haven Hospital.
‘sewers, “storm, drains... ee

or. three. years, you. should . see. these lots.
FULL PRICE $3600. 00.

~ S166 BROTHERS. LUMBER UD,

| weouver OPEN HOUSE E SUNDAYS} P.M. TO 5 PM.

fi ees ae =

24 Hour Towing Sorvico B

~ SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA SELDOM
__ HEARD TO GREATER ADVANTAGE

“they practice so hard. ‘They are .
‘so very keen. a

He said that this is: not always

$0, and he.could not-say the same.
‘for the: members. of many pro-
~ fessional orchestras of great re~

putation.
Mr.. Gati-paid.a special tri-
‘pute to the leadership of the new

‘concert: master, Ray Ovens, who

incidentially is a Sidney. resi~-
dent. Mr.. Ovens is a polished .
violinist of great experience with
leading symphony orchestras in
England, and most recently was.
concert. master of the City. of.
Birmingham. orchestra, It .was
apparent last Thursday that the
violins have gained: a new. unity,
and: certainly ‘an added: confi-°.
dence under. his leadership. ©

Church ladies
‘Hold Successful

Bazaar

~The. Ladies” Guild is St. And-
rew’s. Anglican: Church. reports
“a most successful: veo and -baz=":
aar,
'--The event was held Saturday,
November 18, at Sanscha .Hall,”
‘and raised more than $900.

‘Members: of. the Guild have
expressed their appreciation and
thanks to. all those who helped
‘with their services, and for the
many donations _to.:the - various ©
stalls, “Each of these “helped

“make ‘the : affair ae success: At
was,

Pally, ‘oveloped

‘building ~ a. new. noma: in the...

$25, 00 per. meets

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