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SIXTY FIRST YEAR. CENTS
Police Find
Missing Pair

Two children _ who .were
reported missing early ‘Monday
evening were found Tuesday
morning by Sidney RCMP, just a
short distance from their West
Saanich Reserve home. __
.The pair — Ida Josephine
Henry, 9, and her seven-year-old
brother, Sherman Edward —
were discovered at 8:30. a.m.
Tuesday at the Tsartlip camp-
ground, where they . had ap-
parently spent the night.

The two were reported missing
al 8 p.m: Monday by: Mrs. Linda
Henry, also of the west Saanich
Reserve. ‘

Sidney RCMP. and Saanich

Worried Parents Await Word

; Special to the Sidney Review
BY SUSAN R, WILTHORPE

SANTIAGO, CHILE — A. 20-
year old. Sidney man is one of
three Canadians being’ held
prisoner’ by the new military
junta - here, Canada's: - am-
bassador to Chile said. Tuesday.

William Paterson, son of
Captain and Mrs. William C.
Paterson, of. 2277 Gail Place is
being held prisoner in a soccer

her husband had from him was a: | got in touch with the department
_ tetter telling them he was setting | of external affairs.
outy “They confirmed our fears, but
“He told us we -eould get in|. told us our son was safe.” ;
touch with him care of the British She -said. neither she’ nor: her
embassy . in. Buenos — Aires. | husband had been told why their
(Argentina ),” Mrs. Paterson |. son was arrested, nor the cir-
said, _|-cumstances under’ which: he
Then the. coup which toppled became a prisoner. of the military
Allende’s Marxist government dictatorship which now controls

police searched for the two until | stadium in the heart of this city, | took place. Chile. :

11:30 that same night, when the | the capital .of the embattled ‘We didn't hear from him, long | ~ “He's not radical in his politics

‘hunt was called off because of | nation which was thrown into | after he was supposed to be in he’s really :a victim of cir- -

darkness. | turmoil by a mary. coup last Buenos: Aires,’’ -Mrs. Paterson cumistancés, ” _ Mrs, Paterson
-The search resumed Tuesday month, | told The Review, Said.

morning at 6:30-a.m. Canadian ambassador Andrew “We were very worried, so we “That! s ‘all we know".

Ross said Tuesday that Paterson
and .. two. other Canadians. .—
Robert Everton, of Burnaby, and
Michel. Baubien .— © would
"| Probably be released late ‘that.
same. night. or early the . next
morning... :
-He’said the three were among.
hundreds. of foreigners arrested
in a general round-up. shortly |.
after’. the junta - overthrew the:
Marxist ‘government ‘of: former.
Chilean’ presen: Salvador.
‘Allende..

All three Canadians weré Safe.;
Ross: added, ‘and: he “felt - ‘no:
“concern * for. their. immedia
‘safety’’. :
“ He said. embassy officials had ;
: visisted the three five times in ths
‘past: week, . and= all’ seemed‘ “4
a good. shape” :

PENINSULA
MARINA :
PLANNED?

The Saanich Peninsula may be
the site of a massive new marina |
development by Oak Bay. Marina,
‘a spokesman ‘for that company.
‘admitted Monday. a
We're locking at three or r four
“1. possible locations, both on and off
>t the peninsula, ” Bob. Wright said :
“in'a Review interview. Boe
“But it would be ‘unfair. ‘and.
‘premature to make ‘any: an-"

y
¥ ‘sitting :
waiting

added. that the study was ‘not at
t e top of my. priorities: list?
4 The company’s. plans | call for a.}
; “long; hard look’? at‘ a’ “possible :
“then ‘| peninsula development © during.
“the next year; Wright said.

-Claremont.’ Senior: |.
‘Secondary School — had gone. to
Chile because’ “he wanted to Se
the world”’, a :
She. * said “he. had. aon “to
Canada’ northern territories soon:
after’ ‘graduation,: ‘where “he’
earned enough moncy to pay his
piled to’ New Zealand; | *
He left: for New: Zealand. last
September, she said, and worked
there until mid- -August of this
iene
Travelling with a ‘companion,
he.then went to Chile ‘‘to see the
Andes, to meet the people and to
try.to cross the Andes on_hor-
seback,"’ Mrs. Paterson said...
He actually did rent horses to

“Two. LONG: TIME: RESIDENTS. of’ the Saanich land © which. her. father acquired i in 1904 and

Peninsula. were: ‘united ° in marriage at. Holy. Trinity’. ‘proceeded to farm.
_ Church. Miss Grace Moses and. Mr. Newall Copeland. .- “Mr. Copel d: ;
"were wed by Reverend Bob Sansom in a quiet ceremony. h ir opeland, now 82 years of age, “originally st started |

Witnessed by a number of close friends and relatives, the firm of Copeland and Wright Boatworks located for « _
- Miss Moses was ‘attired in a pink ensemble for the @"y years in Sidney. Although now fully retired Mr..

© wedding ceremony: "also: present was her sister, Mrs, F.- Copeland has kept up his avid interest in the: sea rand still | | WILL |

| > Fredette. The bride'is a particularly well known school. °WNS a fishing vessel. . “

. teacher in this area, having taught at both Sidney and. Following a brief honeymoon up island] Mr: and Mrs, po SEEK 4

: Deep Cove schools. Now retired she dwells on one of the. Copeland will reside at the Moses family farm on West|° =~

i most gracious farmland-estates in North Saanich, It is. Saanich Road. 7 Review Photo hy: Bernadette: Mertens, RETURN

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| ~ KINSMEN SEEK LIP GRANT (| Poot Tabtes | |S walla

: Robinson will not be clected by

FOR $45, 000 REC PROJECT | _ | Rereed Out? |intieNow irae cectin

Robinson — who announced his

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“LACROSSE BOX, PLA WGROUND INCLUDED : | two weeks ago - will be opposed | Said ind the Tast word she and. a sailing esse has quietly slipped into Sidney cs
oe. Sidney's new pizza parlour walk’ by. at least one other. candidate, "|: Moorings following: a success ul Trans- acific voyage.
IN SIDNEY SIE RVICE CLUB'S PLANS. herha, an accident, its owner oud: Ahis . That -became a certainty School Holiday * Her. master; Frank” ‘Lane, ° “built” the 45 . foot” EVVIVA:

PWOAK oo re eco Monday: night, when incumbent:
We didn’ t really 8 start out with. ‘Mayor Stun Dear announced. he:
the ‘idea. of opening’ ‘a pizza would seek re-election to the post.
restaurant," Pat Leany’, of Pat’s- he. has. filled for ’ the Jast four
A-Pizaa suid; “it just happened," | YeHrs..

“raised” bythe Kins amen” them.” The “announcement - ‘followed
selves, he added.) | He explained he “and his wife, | monday night's: council: meeting.

“He was careful to éxphiin the | Evelyn, had originally ran a pool and. was. followed © by -an-
playground, a multi-purpose | clib has no desire to have the: | hall in the Fifth, Streat, building | nouncements from two aldermen
Tecreational. building, parking: | Jand transferred to-iissnames 0. where their restaurant islocated.’| that. (hey: too, would, neck: re:
space for 5) cars and landsenping = "We-don't want the land, we “|. They began offering: hot pizzas - ‘election in November.’

and fencing: {just need: your permission: to} for: their pool-customers; but’ |: Ald, Chris Andersen and Ald,’
The building. which Day said | develop itifor: the Low ne he told. after aiwhile, we were ¢ selling | Peter: Malcolm: both’ announced, |.
hada value of about $21,000 will ‘aldermen, _ {| more pizzas § than anything else’, -| they. intended .to. re-run’ for. the.
Include “storage rooms,” twod> “This means: ‘the-town: would bef ooepthe: pizzas. just ® aradually”

council seats {hey presently hold.
charige rooms for athletic teams, responsible. for ‘Mmaintenanee- Of | forced: the. ol: tables. out | the of Dear,a teacher ‘at Parklands
washrooms, a concession hoath, a:

k the recreation project, “ance | bared: door, ies Secondary” School, - told The}
itchen. und an WEesquare-foot | construction was complete. Review ® hefore the’ meeting: he
he Ww ora .
open hall, which could be used for Counetl wis enthusiastic about - “The days restau ant ls open would seek re- election because "T°
meetings: or other events,” the plans outlined. by Day; with) sing sion ‘ontertal ‘in . a a ch. think the town is running well
The project will be developed if | oe {m an ; ian dament.cach: |. ng like to see it kept that way",
| the Aipsmicn: are successful in BY A bam mos :

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7 - Lacrasre “players in * Sidney
may soon have their awn hox in]
_ which to play. -
- And> anew, multi: “purpose
~oreereation building may soon be
“available for public. meetings,
m club batherings and: social func,
a. tions, aes e
Po The two facilities are “0 just purt
oo Of the $45,000 project unveiled by:
the Sidney” Kinsmen’ club. at
“council's meeting Monday. night,
.o-¢ Council gave its approval to the:
ip plan; which calls for, development '
of “a recreation area. on
~* Resthaven- Drive’ opposite” the
. Senior Citizen's Centre, through a
~ federal. Local. Anitiatives
Program grant. he
Kinsmen. representative
: Panale Day tata Srancil vce predate

will be developed on nt 64 acres of
municipal’ land: near’. the’ Ane
lersection of. Resthaven a nd Mills
Avenues”

“ When vomplates it: wil ihelude
of $20, 000 lacrosse box, complete
with . bleachers, oa children's

himself. to: specifications .of Frank :Fredette, a: well-

known. local: yacht designer, “She's a great: boat: to:
October 26th »| windward" said: Me nee in commenting on the seagoing .
“Although _ ont: acting a ability. of his: graceful, ship. wT m really. pleased, with |
just where North Saanich school her, :
‘Tits into the picture, the rest of the | During: his fourteen month. voyage Lane put into such
elementary: schools’ on the ‘exotic places as the Marqueasan Islands, : ‘Tahita, the
Saanich Peninsula will be closed | Cook Islands, and New Zealand, Prior to his. arrival in:
on Friday, October 26 — to allow): Sidney waters his last foreign stop was: the Hawaiian.
Wlae tn attend a conference in Sea took We in to.make it home: from:
: thes bie ne tain [.there,”. he told: The’ Review:
Lows nel_sorilendent | Ene ~ Lane sailed with a crew of four, and although he spoke
the. hoard. as. information; ex- | about the entire. voyage in’ glowing terms: he said the:
plained ‘that under’ Provincial | smaller the: erew. the more harmony. aboard ship. A
rogulatrions, seven days: ‘are husband and wife make the best crew of all,

available during the sehool year | Js vviva, now undergoing a freshening up following her.
whieh may be designated as non- |’

‘teaching days. Sonte of thea ora Jast ‘sca passage will head north next: summer ona
‘used for. organizational work, he voyare of exploration. to the acon ty ne
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