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Seanich Peninsala
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: Wednesday, May 9, 1951

PARKING PROBLEMS
HERE are'some irate citizens in the North Saanich area
-- 8 at present and, on the surface of it, they’ve just cause
for. complaint. . There: may be some justification of a: pro-
“» jected new move in this district, but if. there is the public
et should ‘be. informed ‘of. it: without delay. a

=! We refer: to the proposal of the federal. department
. of. transport - to: charge motorists for. parking: their. cars
at Patricia Bay’ ‘airport. - :
- So. far.vas’ The Review is aware, motorists are not
charged for parking their cars: at: the larger airports of
Canada and’the United States while they hop.aboard an
airliner and fly away on business or pleasure. Why; then,
should: Patricia’ ‘Bay airport be ‘singled out for special at-
tention in this regard?
~ Today. courteous: commissionaires are denying motor-
ists the privilege of parking in the vicinity of the T.C.A.
hangar. These gentlemen are just doing their duty and.
-we’re not.critical of them at‘all. But what is:-behind the
sudden. move'to force frail ladies to. ‘carry. heavy luggage

only. this week to the certain knowledge of The’ Review..

Some : citizens: of: this. area: are. under: ‘the: impression
that. the. ‘situation emanates. from. a.disagreement: ‘between |
T.C.A. and the. department of: transport—with the public
being’: treated: as the “goats.” “When: it is. realized. that
T.C:A} is owned ‘by: the people.of. Canada:and: the depart-
ment. of transport .is.. ‘purely and - simply.
Canada: aswell,’ such a situation: -is. mystifying. © wtos

So far’ as we're -aware, every’. facility . should be pro-.

materially b the hard cash of the Canadian. citizen: Traffic |:

: irpor should be® encouraged: in: every. way: possible,

uraged.: “AY levy for: parking* definitely tends” to
away. from: e-airport and: North: ‘Saanich..

e-some: very: logical reaso why B. charge,

‘0: be: putint “ken at Patricia Bay: airport:

be take

nto: the: ‘confidence | of:
“Wh

8° 0! quly, on: ‘ev

hem Nevertheless it’ bene : 4

dis cussions should be: interspersed ‘with: personal buse |

idsprea throughout, the IIb ye) nding. territory:

It is’: approaching - six: month:

eceded:fr
it

om..the: Saanich’ ‘Municipality. and: bécame' a unit|
n Ther re “mumerous: tasks: to: be: ‘under
fore the new. district'is. on its feet and: ‘operating

,to:hop that. the members of the council,.all of whom.
were: placed’ in: that’ responsible’ ‘position: by. ‘their fellow.
‘atepayer s] ad this length: of tim have. learned. to |"
cd: respect: the’ views ‘held: by: their: fellows.’
oes. abusive’. : rangling among members. of
c ‘ rict: opportunity» to: pursue: the business:to’
the council was appointed but it brings. nothing but
t: from’ residents:in other: parts |:
Al t-is sufficient: that: council members. should
ergent opinions, - ‘That isnot only their right, but:
lei uty. When. these differences reach the ineradicable
stage of appearing jin print it is. time that. not.only should
the parties ‘involved -view: the problems in,a completely}
“impersonal light, but that thalr fellows-on the council and
inthe Municipality should endeavor to prevent a repetition:
‘of ‘recent, unfortunate vituperation. :

‘esponsibility. of local government. will ‘benefit from the
ntroduction of <a. certain clement of -humour, :.There
10 ‘henefit gained® when: tl tse
derisive laughter, : PgR.
The Reviaw: hopes that these. unforttinate exe hnnien
Will teach the council-that:all differences: should be. settled
within’ the-ec neil: chamber: ‘Arguments ‘area: regrettable:
development.  debate.Porgonal Abuses is neither argue
; and re rasents: sonly it Hive to tonstructive

he. humour, resolve

int A

i wrough, “tts ‘akowing stock a)
esetipe. This: Also. AWS nica the
rondway, was constry jeted, ao
© Now. ‘that, thiy” 6-foot right of
Jay: has beon donated: to the munic-

WI) Alison's. farm (now Montford), hy
"948; by tho three land ownors whon},
Mr, Amos: calls “selfish,” theso: Old:
to aply.: ‘glving | the -truo: facta, not }éross” fences and: gates area ofone
volt. statements ey the yond. valuie ag: thoy. are on. the said-rond,
Yes Yeb the good-hearted Myr. Amos
Arent emphasis ti ‘piven to pypespects these “soliish. nolghbors’ to
‘Jogked .gate and. a delegation with remave the. fences aattor having. Hive
“Ceneral Pearkes: rerarding. the’ ‘s0g= on the land
well: ate Twand, View: Beaeh; DP dige hd ‘letter ta the Colonist, on May
Inclly,. remember. that day. bolng |. Mr, Amos. puts arent .cmphasis
“before: the spraperty “AWN ‘oninted on bain miieanated hw thi prs oa
; yithui 4 allowing, thin further, states all bucasks that. the
powers: that be iutid dima ‘Rood road
to." Lamont Road, Teaving, the con:
Hin dian at ean Meht ‘nf aeay
it: ontats © Hoday,:
" [recesses Ey ue
Tha proves: wy italeiment: that: ‘an
Mir... AMOR Lwants iis good Fond: to
manic ey aeeeede Avie. gate. and the publia convenience,
Hoved the: Tene. again: fas Tis" secondary consideration. veElNG |
The correct statement is that Mr.

With. your ‘Hermiston | I: would ke

wis auto, unas, a. pore,
of the, fence: hat: to ba: removed

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nid Portion . of: to

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a considerable distance to the hangar? This’ happened},

since: ‘Central. Saanich |

n every.:respect.: “It is not’ ‘unreasonable, how-'|::

‘The ‘degree: of solemnity that attaches itself ‘to the:

aun. “oduent tony down ita 1876, when

[ipnlity ta”, ‘provide “pecnss to Mr.

wed. to achieve: his primary’ Mhfeo~

“Furthermore,” the ‘prevloui. ‘owner:

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

(Reflections From the Past

20 YEARS AGO

, Wakelin, Mrs. J: Horel, Mrs. O'Flynn;
‘In honor’ of Gordon Prat, well- :

.Mrs...G..E, Akerman,. Mrs. P. .C.

this week with his: father to make j others. «
his. home. in. Saskatchewan, ‘a sur- | ‘Miss. Cecily Bastin, daughter of
prise farewell party was held on / Rev. and Mrs. J.-S. A.. Bastin, of
Friday evening. ; Mount Newton, met ‘with. an .acci-

J. M.A. LeMarquand, manager at’ dent on May 4, when playing on the

to attend a meeting of the Western considerable. force onto. the -con-
Union Canada Board in Lacombe. ; crete beneath the swing sustaining
Alta. iserious injuries. She was rushed

Little Marjorie Gibbons, who re i to Royal. Jubilee Hospital for treat-
ittle Ma -

ment.
turned. to her home on Saturday | ™ Ted Borradaile, of Victoria, is
from the Royal Jubilee Hospital, is

. spending a ten-day’ holiday with
improving satisfactorily. She under- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
went an operation last week.

_ | Borradaile, on Ganges Hill.

Captain and Mrs. Gilmour were
greeted by an enthusiastic welcome | for May 25. In charge of the varied
at Galiano on Saturday. They re-| program of events are S. Thorne,
turned . home after a six months’ [J Ramsay. A. G. Smith, Major
holiday in Australia, visiting - their | Wilby, “A. Calvert, F. Bowcott, P.
son and other relations. . (wells, J.T. Jackson, Mrs. George

A good” program of. sports’ has | McLean, Miss Gertrude “Cochran,
been drawn up by the May 24. cele-
brations at Fulford.’ In charge of
the arrangements are Mrs. R. Max-!'s, Roberts, ‘H. J.. McIntyre, R. G.
well, Mrs... T. ‘Reid, Mrs. Clifford Hill, F. Hunt, J. A. Nunn, G. A:

SK | Cochran sand Mrs. J. Gilman:

property erected a sizable picnic ; ‘
shelter, barbeque. stove, tables. and | 25 YEARS AGO
benches, together with a look-out
on the foreshore for the benefit of
the. public, which was used and
greatly appreciated by the public.
This - structure was ‘automatically | enlarged and. repainted. Mouat
turned over: to the municipality be- | Brothers have enlarged the post

ges, The premises of the Salt Spring

Rest Haven Hospital, left this week ;SWing at the school. She fell with

SIDNEY, Vancouver Island, B.C., Wednesday, May 9, 1951.

last week for Shanghai to join Mr.
Smith. ‘Mrs. Smith has. been -living
at the home of-her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Brethour, for the

past 12 months.

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“Mrs: . C; -R. “Brackett, ‘of Pender,

known Sidney boy, who's leaving | Mollet, Miss Gladys ‘Shaw ond spent a few days in. Vancouver last

week. She was accompanied on the
return. journey. by her. husband, who
has’ been employed ate Alert® Bay.
He ‘is now engaged at the’ Bedwell

Har bor camp.

‘by her:small son, Francis, will leave
Ganges on Saturday for .. Victoria.
She will then commence her journey :
to England, where she will spend |

several months.

Mrs. Crofton sails

from Montreal aboard the Letitia on

May 28.

Mrs. William Pierce and her two
ichildren, who have been Visiting her

residence.

Big gala day for Sidney is planned ; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roe,
at Pender, left for Britannia Beach
on Friday, where she is taking up

| «30 YEARS AGO

The beautiful home of Big. Gen.! Gilwell Training Camps to be held
Miss Kay. Lorenzen, J. C. Ander-|and Mrs. Gwynne, West Saanich| during the coming summer. In
son, Donald Sparling, J. E. McNeil, |Road, was the ‘scene of: the party | addition selected leaders will at-
of the: ‘Holy Trinity: Sunday: school tend. Cub, Scout and Rover-lead-
pupils, their parents and friends on
Sunday. Among ‘the children taking}
part in the Mission Play were: Nel-
Nellie’ -Bowman, - Carrie

Great alterations are being made /| Williams: Betty Le Gallais, Margaret|lamb stew, 15 cents per pound:
in the. commercial ‘section of Gan- |‘Connor. May Gibson and Alice Cox. | bacon, 45 cents per pound. We have
A fire occurred at the~ home of | never sold frozen meat here! Advt.
Island Trading Company are being| J. w. Sluggett,° West Saanich, on |
A ‘small colony
together with 60 young chicks,

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lie Enges,

Tuesday evening.
house,

ing within the bounds of the 66-foot j office, butcher shop and offices and} was destroyed. | Neighbors; who ob-
| served the blaze, assisted in prevent-

right-of-way donated by the’ pre-!are building a new storeroom. Mrs.

vious owner, Mr. Allison.

On’ finding this structure demol-| and Mr. Inglis has built a garage! nearby buildings. ©

ished last fall, I «approached. Mr. 1 at the side. of his office. The. trees
Amos onthe’ matter. and vhis reply. in front of. the creamery: have all
was:.that' neither Mr. Montford-nor |:been cut. down and: the approach
himself: wanted ‘the. structure: there |-has been -widened. eae .

as it was an’eyesore and they: hadi ..Mrs. Naylor ‘celebrated the open-
to lock their own gate at the right- ing of the new wing to the Grand-
of-way to keep the: public out ana | View Lodge ‘Hotel at: ‘Mayne. Island

‘municipal property and. should. have

season - ‘on: Tuesday * evening. “The

“Since Mr.: ‘Amost “has™ chosen’ ‘to game’ was" one ‘of the cleanest that
Jaunch : a “personal | attack: at me..as has been played for some years. :The
a’ councillor.-of Central’ Saanich, {| Sidney boys: were as.’ follows:
wish to: ‘reply that I am positively Crossley, S... Hill, G. Bowcott, -H.
Not.:taking “any ‘sides in this ‘con- | Nunn, ‘David Clanton, -B. Bowcott,
‘troversy. but knowing..the facts as ‘David Mogridge; Reid, 'L. Crossley,
‘I ‘do. my» desire’ is: to give: accurate’ A. Gilmanand A. Nunn.
| information - in. n ffort -to:

‘doctrine’ “OF :. infallibility: ig’: 80. im-
‘portant: to. the’: ‘causey of. 4.9 2
‘Christianity. . ag: many: people. have | $3.
‘supposed, . AS Romanist: thinks. -his |'2°
church, ‘and’ the” authority. ‘exercised Sew be
bythe: head ‘of the: ehureh, is: ins ae
fallible. fe a

An: Anglican. agect his

ritual: as
laid. ‘down: "by. a: former. king. of, Eng :
land aS. an: ‘unerring” ‘document. : a

Those. ‘who’ for; various : reasons: dis-
agree. v with terms: ‘specified: ‘for. them,
and: known ‘as ‘dissenters,’ from the |
| very. considerable body of. those who |

‘have ‘in’ the ° “past, claimed” for me
whole. Bible. an infallibility,.

Now: bringin the Hebrews, wise.
early writers Inbored. to: bring glory;
healthy, living, -and. vast power to
that race, to a joint conference,
land it can safely he predicted ench
| er oup will cancel out the claims for

any sat of infallibitity except its
own, In all groups there is both
service and. ideas to strongly com-
mend, and -histarie: documents to

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preserve, ., Theres also: a eit ; ; i : ui :

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Heht One Hebrew ssald to his. son: |
“With alt: ethy ‘gotting, : get under |
standings: » Another : wrote: “Prove
all things, hold: fast “that. which’ ta!
good,” “Certainly the: English” Bible,
has: sarved:, “pron purpose,’ Ths
translation © from seript thatwas:
itself anelont, no small task. Th:
served ns ny only’ ‘mena of working,

“Hawes Cxubjects such as geommaphy |:
Were provided Sin goverment: SUD,
1 to! self-fin- |
poser study on the: part of Mey. £0
Inclined, and. after the manner: WAG. | o
teed Dr cmonnatertes thougly not on
the same: Jovel, | Th. taused “nitisses
of. poople , to, congrernte - for. sound,
onjoyment, alnging, In par Ueutir, It
sents we wave:of. falthy hope and
charity over the whole earth, But
beef. in miragulour yaising of. dend |
bodtea nnd othor superhuman events
has: resilted “in muddled thinking
averywhere,, Warfare has een ear-
Nedoon sonsolessly, with support
fram high*olftcers of the ehureh,
As In Ethiopin, And nv purely image
inary fmtyre Wfe has been, vllowed
to penetrate to ‘Lhe.-very: soul of
millions of other Wiae splandid) pore
on: Thy a ihe Word ku kuow
and to mak, better bv covery posalhte |
appliance, a
Orthodoxy: In’ ‘Europe! ‘haa had tts
Gay yluuy a PUA, ab (OUD,
Child. welfare ‘and. edvention is in
vorte, and only ; heginning: to. renis-
fer pine ‘over the Jenortyice: and
Intemperanee po long held 4a ‘an tu |
by Lenehers,.who: Aways nannt. well;
but were often helpless onlookers. |
Yours falunfully,
_PHILID, OTN NS ‘
‘April ay 1051), yet ‘
PRR ‘Saantenton. EM

HOSPITA 7
“1927.

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;Turner’s shop has. been repainted ing the flames from spreading to

Mrs. Frank Crofton; accompanied | into. paying higher prices’ for it.

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At Tuesday evening's meeting of ;
j the Sidney Board of Trade a cail/|

was made. to the’ department of pub-
lic: works’ for ‘the: inauguration of al
ferry service from .Patricia Bayi

| to. Mill. Bay... During the evening: a.
number of new members: were en-

RB. Brethour, J. -Maason, B. ‘Was- |
Sons of:.Canada. trimméd Sidney serer, A. O. Wheeler, A: ‘Dickson, |

ed..at. ‘the airport: for: fr : e-parking. ‘The: flying ‘elub: tremained: if. Mr.. “Amos ‘is ‘as “public in the opening. game ofthe -Jacrosse.
should be encouraged in this way, especially as it is assisted | Pzitea” as he claims to date.

Cc. P: Henstock, J..
Livingstone,
Gwynne,

oN, ‘LeGallais,
J. W.: Fraser; A; ‘Munro,
‘J. Bryce, ‘Se “Matson, G. “Spearin, ,
J. R.. -H. Ellis,’ :C. “Ward, J: _ Roberts, D. j

the. ‘people. of | were afraid of public damage to their by the. presentation of. a: dance on.| rolled. Included’in’ the. list were: |
: | property. This structure ‘was ‘on | Monday evening. : :

T. ‘Reading, ‘J.
. “Gen:

Craig, AeoL: Wiilson, J. Wemyss, “Ww.
Whiting, J.Plesher;' Dr. Pew. Man-
ning,. R.. Pope, J. “Ormond, F. ‘Bow-

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“That the Comimunity' may Eeov its Hospital” .
“the Public is invited to visit Rest Haven between =

2,00 - 4.30 p.m,

Also the Public is invited to a Benefit Musical. Program
-lospital Lounge, at 7, 30 p.m,, Thur sday, May 10

DAY.

originated
. just 30 years ago, - Since -
that) tin’ the Public. has had the |
ts “opportunity “of seeing » the: human’
side of Hie. ‘Hospital’.

“}cott, W. Bowcott, Major ‘Buck, Rev:

Mrs, Redvers’ Smith’ and her small Tow: “‘Storey,, Li. {Wilson and. J. T..,

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wes HAVE N- Hosertat, SIDNEY, n¢ 6.

PHONE: Sidney 265

Controlling Prices

(The Farm Scene)
- Tobe able to ‘control. the prices| -
of things people ‘need, has: been
the dream of. get.- rich - quick
schemers: ever “since ‘trade was
first carried on...The favorite: de-
vice for securing such control has
always ‘been to acquire monopo-
listic control of a commodity and:
dole it. out. to the market in such
a.way’as to create the appearance
of scarcity, thus frightening people

_ ST. PAUL’S UNITED
CHURCH.

REV. E. S. FLEMING,
B.A., B.D., S.T.M., minister.

; > Mother's Day
Shady. Creek—
Family ‘Service
St. Paul’s—~
Family. Service........ 11.15-a.m.
Evening Service .... 7.30 p.m.
Sunday Schools — St. Paul's,
10 a.m.; Deep Cove, 11 a.m.

aeceee 10. 00 a.m,

-.The obstacle. in the way’ of all
such schemes is the open market.
Monopoly and open markets don’t
go well together. for the open mar-
ket is a standing -invitation to
competitors with other sources of
supply, to come in and trade. ————

The truth is that wherever |
North Saanich

prices are so fixed, they become
excessive because there is no com-

"| Pentecostal Church
t REV..J..G. VEARY

— ALL WELCOME —

petitor to force them back to
where they should be.

PLAN GILWELL. CAMPS
Boy Scout leaders from every |
province in Canada are now sign-!
ing up for attendance at the 14}

_ SUNDAY SERVICES |
Z ~ 11.00 acm:

~~ ANGLICAN SERVICES
Rector, Rev. Roy Melville

Sunday, May 13
Holy Trinity— ,

ers’ courses at the Canadian Scout- |
iers’ Training Centre at’Dunrobin, |
near Ottawa, Ont. |

Boiling beef, 10 cents per pound;

St. Augustine’s—

St. Andrew’s—

Sidney. Gospel Hall
Fifth Street, Sidney

South Saanich Anglican |
Ven. Archdeacon Western

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EVERY SUNDAY {ye
“The Lord’s Supper....11. 15. a.m. *
Sunday School and >

Bible’ Class vee

Gospel.’ Service........ "". 30 D. m.

- Speaker: S. BIGGS:
“EVERY Be nie aa |i

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Sunday, May ‘13

St. Mary’ s, Saanichton— ©
’ ‘Holy: Communion

| Pepyet and: St. Stephen’s, Mt.. Newton—.

: _ Adventist Chure h

: Saturday, : May 2

“Sabbath Sehool 2:9. ‘Wage

Preaching Service “Yo. 45 a.m, Rev.. N. AL ‘Lowe, BA, L.Th.
° Every ‘Wednesday - fos ’

180 pm. iy

Brentwood College |
Memorial Chapel -

Prayer, Set vice:

| “acquainted with its varied services
oe a dls place i in serving the. Com. MAGS
‘munity, We. invite. You to tour, the:

“Hospital on "this 30 th HOSPITAL
meee rare

. SIDNEY,, B. om

|s-: The he Churches sek

Special speaker: Rev. Geo. Glover |

Family Eucharist ........ 11 am.
EVENSONG ........eeeeeeceee 3.15 p.m.

Holy Communion sessed 8.00 a.m.
Evensong . cessceeseeecesseeeee 7.30 p.m.

“ene 10.15.
Sunday School :..2....2....11.15'

“Parish Church. of Brentwood)”

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‘Bible St id a ecclce DE Holy Communion. ............8.30° |
tle Study... 8.00 p.m - Sunday School..... 10.30
— Matins. ealescesceneeeeesceneapionness 11.30:
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