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Wednesday, April 7, 1954 ‘Galiano Island, has been recommend. ;
ied fur his work in saving the occu-

; pants of an aircraft which recently

A LIVELY SUBJECT [vane of a sioragt which resem
p Geastie into the sea. Cpl. Twiss

HE Review is happy to reproduce this week a substan-: 1, was serving as coxswain of the
tial number of letters regarding the possibility of.' crash boat, entered the damaged air-
forming the area of School District No. 64 into a hospital! craft and rescued the occupants, al-
Dy district. with the.objective of constructing a new. model, ,thongh the machine was in immin- |
_ Lady: Minto: Gulf Islands: Hospital. jent danger of sinking or burning.
Last week.on this same page appeared a well-written | Flying Officer Denis Denroche is
. letter on the same subject. Writers of this first letter }spending a furlough at the home of
“opposed the plan forcibly.. This. week other residents of te pce. _ Capt. Aca Lt
-the Gulf Islands have seized their pens to agree or disagree ripe et nent committee at Saan-
“withthe gentleman who wrote last. week. : | ichton worldnis in aid of “he Saane |
-.. -These-numerous and thought-provoking letters simply ! jchton-Brentwood “Red Cross Unit |
“mean that the hospital issue is.a very lively one on the; i has raised $048. Through the first |
‘islands. -And: this newspaper is most happy to be the ;—
sounding board for those: who have views and wish to; the winter months... . who cannot
“express them publicly. It is the duty and responsibility | spend the winter in the. West Indies?
of every reputable journal. , 4 (4)) The fire hazard is great ane
- , So bring on your letters—lots of them: Let us all," e ironan too narrow for beds
reflect seriously on the issues at stake and reach a har- | 10 go throu ae and beautiful thing |
monious decision. This newspaper feels that adequate 2 can do for our Islands. Let us!
--hospital services are one of the most vitally important. jaye courage and all help in this |
Subjects. in any community. We are delighted to see so. , fine and noble work of building a!
“many islands residents taking such a keen interest in the! new hospital. Consider the profit
: discussion. taken in one week at the Ganges;

ms . _ liquor store. i
YS A : WORTHWHILE. MOVE es hn ‘this world there is always dan-
EMBERS. ‘of the United Church: of Canada are to ‘bei

ver for those who are afraid of it.
MARGARET CALTHROP (Mrs)
congratulated on. steps now. being taken to erect a, Sanctuary Wood,
“modern church building at Deep Cove. In that residential : Ganges. B.C..
‘district there has been’a long-felt need for a building suit- | April 3. 1954.
‘able for: Sunday. schools, -youth organizations, and other!
-appropriate | community activities. :
“Rapid pr ‘ogress. -has been made in this connection dur-
ing the.past year. An excellent site has been acquired on |

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posite. the. Deep-Cove school.. A building —63 feet ‘long | the testing ‘of drivers in Sidney.
by 24 feet: wide—has been: secured.: It is the. former.
“Iti is hoped. that. I found ‘the’ examiner rude, sarcas-|
moved to- ats new site within the. mex) tic and most unpleasant.: . -
: ve es, eB Tt: seems, a. pity that. the public.
“| sould be™ forced” to ‘submit, to - this

ff CLA, .F. chapel‘at Patricia Bay Airport.
he® chapel: will: be

‘driving. license).
, PATRICIA: BLAND,

rin

Resees of: Victorians ‘and: ‘residents: Of: other’! eae Foree in the

communities came: ‘to. view. it. ‘The: Centre i is. to be warmly: ‘mitments

rt.

“But. ‘the pictures ‘portant phases of* ‘reserve ‘training: is
“Wlewed. last: week: were® Y plening: “to. the® ‘eye. j the» Sannual’*:exercises at ‘training
There: is: considerable local interest. in seeing the work: of ‘centres ‘across Canada during ‘the

SUDAN LON SOLE PT

| Reflections From the Past |

monia.
ta

Hotel,
to Salmon

the
Dean Park us
park consists of 80-acres of land-on

AG EON

RHE pi Rog OM AER oa So ab UU

Both patients are reported
she making good progress.

John Greenwood, of the Sidney
leit by air on a business trip
Arm.

20 YEARS AGO
A cammittee has been formed for
purpose ot administering John
a public resort. The

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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

that with no hospital

| 10 YEARS AGO ‘three months of. this year. this’ area oF Habrems visiting the doctor's: of-
+A unit» of the Aircraft Detection has contributed: $2,848.74 tothe Red ; Mee. or ot aces many thousands
Paes Corps his been formed-at Pender , Cross. . Among . the rang eh x would cost them to i
“Published at. Sidney, “Vancouver Island, B. C, Island following’ an ‘inaugural meet: ; -committes were Mrs.-J. J. Young. ¢ sew wre ade to a _ athe ed
Every. Wednesday ~j dng. last week. a | Mrs. A.C. Privett. and. Mrs i. G. - ee nendiure 1 a tie and ait. tone
By Peninsula Printing Co. Ltd. | oo > Joseph William) Baker, Ganges, © Kennaird, eo 2 SNPENCMUTS andl till a hos nel |
oy “J. ‘Ss. RIVERS, Président and: Managing Director. | has graduated as an air. gunner with ( Mrs, F, Penrose arrived on Satur- ne infinigum van’ aul - ee eaant ex!
- Member of B.C, Division, Canadiun Weekly Newspapers! Association. the R.GAL from No, 8° Bombing | day at Ganges. where she is tobe ar seqgy. would: build
, Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers’ Association. | an Gunnery. School.’ Lethbridge. | ue guest for, 10 days of Mrs, Fred . -_ nw hospital, Can we afford not to
‘Member. Audit Bureau ‘of. Circulations. 2 Set. Ro -C;. Primeau, Centre Road, { Crofton: - Mrs. Penrose makes “her ne ey tal. vi reg °
Telephone 28, day or night. Sidney, has graduated as air bomber | home on Galiano Island. wear 0 spita : , bov
SUBSCRIPTION RATES $2.50 pev year by mail in Canada and: the ifrom the “Air Observer School’ at} «Mrs. George’ L, ‘Baal spent a few ‘ aneé le i.e We neeible
-British: Empire; $3.00 per year to foreign countries. ! Edmonton. Sgt. Primeaw is the ‘son | days recently. in Rest’ Haven with | that the @ _ an is quate be ane
Auctiorized: as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa. ‘Vot Mr, atid Mrs. ALN. Primeau. of influenza, The infant daughter of | that the gory conditions of the writ-
Display advertising rates on application. Sidney. ‘/].-Sgt. and Mrs. G. Baal was also} ¢T* Pusnacious forefathers .
1 pk G. Te Twiss, KCAL. of i in Rest Haven sufiering from pneu- j / well have been relieved by adequate

hospital facilities.
IRA S. WHITE,

B.C..
1954

NO WARNING

Editor, Review,
Sir:

Your issue of March 24 contained
a report of the meeting held at Gan-
March 22, at which a resolu-

there
would be no full-time doctor. I shall |
not attempt to estimate the: number,

This :

might

of

ne
gos
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a

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Mount. Newton: set-aside for the: use | tion was passed establishing School

of the public.
provine’

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lands.

and W.
c
mond,

if

customs
‘port of Sidney, on. Saturday.
u record of

ti

Misses Ida and Freda New, M. Bam-

I note with interest. the ccrrespond- | Craig. Lilian Nunn, Amy Robinson,
he corner, of West Saanich Road and Clayton Road, op-, ence.in your paper -with regard “| Victor Nunn; Grade 7, Helen Me-
Kenzie, Liewellyn King, Alma. Rob-
‘I, too. took the test in Sidney, and { inson,
Frances Salmon, .Molly: Clark, .Mar-
garct Connor: Harold:Ghent, Agnes
Graig. Kathleen. Lowe, Ronald Mar-
| shall; Grade 5; Frank) Nunn, ‘Sylvia
| Gestaporlile treatment. . in’. order’: to | Gurton.’
7 : | Gibson, «Wesley
‘Tom Gurton,. Rita Hoare, Clifford
| Hie
: moyl,”

‘engine ‘of :the, road® roller,

ol injaey, to° the:
~' John is: now a patient in! Baie

individual artists” who | are. well known: ‘to the casual | summer months, Here the knowledge |

| gained ‘during the winter is applicd,
| These exercises cannot be success-
ful unless a high percentage of. re-

“viewers.
“Sidney. may:

yell becoine: a centre for amateut and. pro-

i fessional artists if:the. good. work: of: the Saanich, Peninsula | serve officers and men: are: able. to
I Art. Centre. is continued. This’ area is: ‘fortunate’ to: have j i attend: ‘and - their ability to “attend
i résident’ here ‘skilled artisans: who : ‘can instruct. others. ‘in-| often® depends ‘upon the: willingness.
i: painting,” ‘pottery. ‘manipulation,’ earving: and in. other cul- ‘of employers to facilitate these ar-

tural: er afts. ween ES ~ rangements. “Becauseof their pre-

A vious support in encouraging: em-
ploy des to serve in Canada's reserve
forees. and to attend: their summer
training, 1 do not hesitate to solicit
“the renewed. co-operation of all em-
ol” All letters: must: be-signed by ‘the writer and pseudonyms will not} players in’ this work of | national
_be accepted.) _ . J etvice,
| elathing.

‘COMMENDS TESTER.
Sips . » We new “sponsor” three ehildren,

Pitre Pata

There seems to he some differ: | two destitute Austrian hoys, Heinz
“ehee: of opinion ag.to the merits af! Klammer, aged sixy Ulrich Writzell,
‘the officials who_ “‘contucted the driv- | 12 years, and an English girl, Mar-
“ide testsreeentlye ol, was) one. of | Bart Jetinings, 13" years, As “Mar- Sir,
those “tested: formy! ficense and 1] paret has .a, 10-year-old’ sister, and. 7 am bre: king silence; finally, 10
Hey Not hesitate to: say. that the Cx: Ulrich, brothers: aged 10 and 16, and express my concern for my patients,
amination was. efficiently done: and a I4-year-old: sister 5 and Heinz tw | the revidents.of the Gulf islands.

Letters. To The Editor .. 7 By

| By ia ‘(Unsigned letters will not be accepted for public sation.

we

BROOKE CLAXTON,
used clothing, especially children’s Mi nister of National Defener
OVttaw

| April 1 1934,

meer eemeraen

PRICE OF NEW HAT

Haitar, Review,

hany- criticism: on cmy" driving v s.{ brothers,. nine and 11 years, we ale) These people, wha.do not have easy
Justified, OF course, T-did. nat aa ways try to include clothing for) yecess tu all the facts and figures,
Ala thes teat with any -oxpeciatirings of ‘Whew. alsa, are being: persuaded (hy persons wha
cheing treated: like « Royalty and T |, Postage ‘is eur great problem, TH onght to. know better) against vating

cast Over S36 last year,
only, but, the, prratiqude.
one gifts are: reedived:
efforts, to. raise. money. well Worthy slfishness.

while, On April 10-we are holding |The cust to the average tavidl a owns
av sale-of- hone cooking. ih Sidney bead bea few. cents ta afew dol=|

ColdsStorage: whieh - bio hope YOU) davoesepersyeart This: small -amount

not ‘disappointed’: T expected: it
chev, tong assignment and it-was,
When. the driver of'a car fails (x
realize: thae: hesholds: the power of
death and’ distraction chetween: his:
two fiands dno ae carelessly: Handed
Vehicld: ten he should tyot he allows.
eto hala Heense,  T qtite agree.
with: the officer. who criticized: the.
Sidney drivers who cut corners, tear
down’ Reacon Aves, inake faney: Us 5
turns and. double - park, T have ‘seen
ss that many thoes, and it was, because,
“ot a: carelessly double-parked ear
“that Twas dovalyed in a regrettable
~accldent.a year ARO. Tespenk feel-
Angly.

“So all power to the strony arm of
the. law... May they. grow stronger
cand tougher every day until the ir
alana drivers: take notice, and
Tadon't only refer-to “young trre-
“aponsibles wither A policenan’s Wie’
2° Je natea: happy ane! Vet's eive him:
a brea: ae ee
se eee I. SMART

for clothing « hemselves:a new hospital. The main
with whieh | argument.ds Money-eand the main
makes Gur ‘reson ~far promoting, ‘confusion 4s

pwil: patronize, Lay: netially. construed a: food hospi~
- Those of you, who contributed to tal, Upkeepy wages, ete, will he.

‘the tin hanks which “Save:the Chil. paid forchiy’ RCHTS, as they! have
deen Fund pat out: last! fall will be) jean inthe past. This sort of thing
pleased. to cknaw:. thats eyes gave comes ait of the § per cent sales te x
S20.40-for food for ehildren i in Koren, that we all have to pay now whether
OMRS. JON, BRAY, we have a haspital or not,
Dist. Rep, Save the Children Funds} Not to build a new hospital today,
Sidney and North § Saanich, means nat to. have any hospital ta-
Sidney, BC, morrow, What this cam mean. in
April 6, VOSd, loss af life and tinh can be readily
understood by. anyone who lives in
an isdand community, without frie
ther claboration. ;
For the price. of a new hat yau can
hive an up-to: dite: ew heispital !

aT. Wises M.D.

ee etraaretentente

THE OTHER SIDE
Editor, Review,
Sir: oy
We sual with interest the fetler |
written hy Doetors Rradie and Well- |
: |e vyoure Jast edition «(Mareb, | Caimpess BAG
’ April? e 1954.

snare naga <nemanaclaecteennrnm

j Windswept, a
drew TEC
‘April’ §; 1984,

“AN ia : S

“Maye E'draw attentlon to the other
‘aide af-theepieture in repard tooth
new hospital? controversy, EC) Da
| these retired doctors know that there
yin: Ho ease room: far: maternity: cases
in. the: preseny hospital-and that the
‘Sit: Operating oom. is small and inades
2 As: once “aain: it is housecleaning | quate? (2) There ts no children's
“time Thope that the kind readers of | ward. and new-born babies: are kept |
your paper, who, have helped us bes | in a glorified cupboard? (3). There
fore, will remember us. ths: spring | ia” ho room for aged people: who | obsolete, the government will” not
and (et us. shave. any. food, lean, + need attention and gare, especially j in Assia in _Bhy, piano repairs.

‘CALLOUS - VIEW
Editor, Review, ,
Sirs
The: building. ‘Ka foissax the Gull

hie impractical and futile,

ee ee

ov othe “late

Villani Newton, J. J. White. F

Ae W, Hol
‘George Michell
Secretary of the j
Mrs. E. W. Ham-

taker, Freeman -King,
S. Roberts.
GC. Clarke.
omniittee. will he

}.

Kesignation of J. J. White fram
he office of subh-colleetor for the
and) excise at the
closed

years in|

service

more than 40
he public service,

received
starch
meeting,

received.

It was donated: to the | District _ No. 64 as: the area to be
John Dean. j cov ered in the proposed hospital dis-
Serving on the committee are Dr, | trict.

The unanimous approval

Saturna
the

at

23,

Island
day iullowing
As tar as
from

the remainder of

aitendance

|

of

J. | the landowners is reported by you.

Nouces of the meeting -were not | methods af the Moors and-is, ap-

until ; among the native |

the:

so, residents of this island ,
were unable to attend.
writers can
dents
Gult Islands attended that meeting

w had. due notice of the meeting been

at Ganges at

the time set for the meeting, would

the i

ascertain, very Tew resi- :

the

tlume for Easter at Galiano are| have entailed the expense of a

*, Sarson and G, Shopland.

30 YEARS AGO»

Standing of North Saanich pupils

Adelaide

Toomer; Grade 6,

Catherine Hayward, Betty
Jones, Lilian Tutte,
Peter: ;

hee “Alma ale |

travel by

, tives. or.
cities.
aur r ee

portation from the remaining islands
imposes added expense on patients |
and visitors far, exceeding that which |
is-incurred by patients who seck ad-

mission to a hospital in Victoria of!
Vancouver.

‘friends
where

in

w licreas, © v isitors

night's lodging in Ganges or, a costly |
brick. M. Sarson, Shopland; Master ; journey by boat taxi as there is no super dictatorship is pernicious non-
transportation to Ganges from the!

incur hotel expenses |

if® such’ Tandon ner. is |
“Mr John | (it

minor::-adjustment | hospital

ater: Became: ne tim ote
Iw

gov ernor, dragging, ‘him: into it

2: | lecéssitates’ the. erection’ ofa new
building.
-sible, with’ the: ‘district -paying. (but
one- -third. of the 'cost--over a period |
of 20 years—a” good bargain: at any
time: :
Very little new furniture and new we

Fortunately;, this. is pos-:

1

she transferred from the old building, ys

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Cee tmmmuentns ad ates Se MASHER tgs

pasiscaf onesthird by the district ex:

yet made hy: that tine: the: new gave

However, the cost of a’small_ amount! April: 2
of,

extra
may be

‘furniture
added:

and equipment]
to’ the ‘cost of the

Mr. Powter’
psuch
fore

‘other “hand.

retusal

pli

a

a
nr: further :

Landau.

Morocco is among the many ‘par ts
of the world today which: is seeth-

years of direction by Europe.

the information
released on
subject of
| occo has been
forthcoming
from the French
colonial
| in
this
th
view,
describes his -ex-
periences

it
|x
1

TN

The majority of resi- j operated
dénts. of the Gulf, Islands have rela-
the two latter:|
accommodation can be|

would)

Wednesday, April

The R
Book, Review

' “Moroccan Journal”, by. Rom’
Robert Hale. 242 pp- $4.50.

ng with unrest as. the native popula-
ion seek self government after ‘many,

While much of

the
Mor-

faction
the country.
book gives
€ opposite
The author

among
the Moroccan
elements as well as the French. \

Landau docs not paint an. attrac-
tive picture of French administra-
tion seen from the eyes of a Moor.
He js sympathetic with the aims and

i 2
F. G. Ricnards

| Dare utly happier
elements than are the majority of
she French. |
Ir is becoming an old. story, this |
oi self government. This book gives |
a new angle in a new location.
o student of current affairs should |

miss this hook.—F.G.R.

suggestion, not very subtly convey-
ed in this paragraph. of the settin

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(
ag,
lup, by the petition. of some sort of |

sense! In. unorganized territory

, remainder of the Gulf Istands. Night | such as this the landowners of any
small boat in these waters
is hazardous, owing.to the presence

district are sole authority in that
, district under the government. They

i for the month of March is as fol-| of driftwood in ‘the various chan-i yave iull and complete control over

lows: Grade 8 Frank Hill, Gladys | nels: consequently, a representative | any trustees they may elect. Trus-

Ricketts. Gertrude Straight, Donald | meeting of taxpayers cannot be ar- Jtees also are taxpayers and are |

McDonald, Alma Gurton, Nellie Tanged at night. : _ under no compulsion whatever ©

1 Bowman, Kathleen Steinhers,: Vie- a Lady ae ne ie See furnish money at all.

XN . Edi Nicketts. Rhoda | ated conveniently for residents of ; 5.” yes .

toria Munt, Edith Ricketts. Rhoda Salt Spring Island: lack of trans- |, The doctors insinuation as |
waste or mismanagement” may be

met with. the assertion : (check |
B.C.H.LS.) that our hospital has
the -reputation of being one of the
most efficiently and . economically:
hospitals of’, comparable
circumstances ‘in British _Columbia.
So. long as there:is no. more waste [|-
or: mismanagement at other hospit-
a than at: Lady, Minto. we are quite,
ite. oro

Capital. ‘expenditure tec the: Agitide
ing: —furnishings cand “equip-
ment te r'thr

‘mates and w
taxation !

sign the. petition: ‘V ceed’ other’ than t
ind:. .the.:reason-‘given::
ate may. / Be distorted -through:| based, 0 “
“error ory. bias: “presumably ° all can- | similar type just.” ‘completed? ‘Have ||. :

reputah experienced. - architects,

-actual. cost: of.a’ building of |.

vassers will -be volunteers: working ! they a better’ nes hogy

for in project which they favors:

equipment would be necessary in al.’
iew hospital, as: inost: of tliese could |

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~ BLAKE HUNT, Ww. B RAY,.
VAS MO RALPH, “J. a
(EDNA Me ‘FIEED, W. i
MONEY, J. E) MONEY,.

CAMPBE ‘ L, J. He
2 BEY, EDNA. SLATER,
Saturna {sland.. B.Ce* 57
1954. ae

emery

OA FINE SHOW.

building. and paid-.for in. the same | Heitor, : Review,

way.

thirds of the cast: instead: of one-
third, Still a goad bargain,

a dudern, sound, well-equipped hos

pital, not subject to any appreciable

upkeep for years ta come. |
Por all this the average taxpaver

T he only difference is that on © Sirs
these items the. district. pays two: }

‘Please “permit.

Ww H. AR x,

me through your

valuable paper to say thanks to D, |.

and the

Ireckenridge, principal of North
The overall picture would then he | Saanich bigh “schoal,

stu-

deta, for a very Tine, Tall evening's ,

weuld pay less than $7 per year atl events were most enjoyable.

the present assessment-—a fixed sum |
wach year, so that as the assessment
inereases the mill-rate is antomati-
cally lowered, Maintenanee is, com-
pletely covered: by BCHITS as a’ re-
sult af the recent, increase of two.
per cent in the sales tax. Thas,;the
district contrifntes nothing to maine
tenance, |

One main point nist be Kept in
mind--the present “opportunity of
petting a new hospital ona payment

pires at the end-of this years -and-if
substintial progress. in negotiation: is

erriment poliey will antomatieally go
into. effoetsawhereby, the: district will
pays one-half the: cost—an ¥ inerease
of. $0) per ceent. The bargain then
hecdmes lexs ‘attractive:

Pshould here like docrefer to a
letter: dated Marel 20, VO54ein your
paper under the heading “Tslands
Hospital’, For sheer gallonsness,
this letter has few equals. Tt is com:
pletely negative in viewpoint, ‘Lhe
Writers niaintain that, no hospital is
necissary an the island, and ive
absolutely one consideration to the
hoepltal needs af thage whe cannot
afford to go elsewhere for hospi-
alization, of to those unfortunate
enough to he vierime nf au emer-
gency.

Last year there wery #82 tents
admitted to Cor Tern ci the “Lady.
Minto Hospital” What: would Atchave
cast these 482 patients ins money: to
fo - to hospitals elsewhere, even if

en

“Lthey could: have obtained admission,

whieh is, -prohle matic f.- Considering

islands - Hospital. is worn-out, and. | Uh oumanyp oat these were ammbulatice
Wy Attempt at imager fepaite would padees. and tb auie EMG REN IE
This-is laceurred. at night, which avould sne-
admitted bye the staff and - patients, jcessitate chartering a spechal ferry, |
Furthermore, because the. building is,

1 de not think. that oa figure of $20
each would be tao high 6. $9,440.-
“Tn addition to this, you ean be ad

.

relative tetas,

entertainment at the recent high
school shaw |

The outae. amb biotween  ceenes
The |

decorations were very pleasing, You

are all to be commented, and again,

thank you all,

buthar, pubhely

ever: cunaraldlate “Doctors

i

. - ge WL TEBRIST TS,
Maney BC, SF
April 3, 1M. | Ty
“MISLEADING
hilo. ‘tavlow, .
Sine, oe
It. is. deplorable shien: e ducated |

men, who might be ¢ spiected to-know | tecthe behaviour

Lemnust, hows
rode

ad: Wellwood sam: it rns: byrst

of “wander? whens: in their
paragraph anent the “spropased

As al dinpravement distriat they

"Many misleading statements
heen. published.’ de eaneure:
heartily. Many misleading *
ments: have heer published,

opening

hos.
shyt
Nave e

nist
stiles | through felt eampelled to congrati-
all hy [Fate these men upan their courtesy |

opponents of: the projects a Seleetion

uf these follows:

"A hospital improvement district
does net mean a scheme to fmprave | aml in each case have heen assured

the present hospital’... Cuhey
lene that a donhle miracle

madera standards)

well

could
not imprave the. present hospital a

hoo dur far hullding a
wovery expensive. one’s Well, as |
mest people know whe. read the

hapers the cost of hospital construe:

tion today. runs oanywhere .
S12, 009 to $20,000 per bed.

‘from

“The est.

Mateo ourchospitalds approximates |

bye 810,500
hurses'

and
"Txpenstve
Aging.
pi Lapis. ity uw Ved

pers hed:

restdened,. "

[vais

inelinles

in nt

’ , - vin!

"The population Leds ‘not® - suffici-
ent to support such a vast outlay”: Cae

Does tnis* mean that — Doctors
Brodiy. and Wellwood are unable.
j to afford the $6.a year: ‘apiece which:
is the estimated average cost? “Or.
what 37° James A. Hamilton -As-
soctates, hospital consultants, who’
should. “know. what ‘they’ re talking,
rabout, - said va hospital was, needed’
here! Who is right?
- And what is the petition referred
‘to in’ last paragraph, which .“auth-

orizes the undertaking of. a building}.
The |

operation of this magnitude”?
petition which ir is proposed to cir-
culate authorizes. no such thing, -
While regretting the necessity af
taking so much of your space, Mr,
Editor, | could casily have used as
much aan; but why labor the ab |
Viole: tfave they not sumeiently |
discredued themselves ¢
JOSEPH
. “ Ganges, B.C,
i} 2, 1954.

JONES,
KAW
ye ‘

‘NO COMPLAINTS

| Miter,’ Review,

Sirs. : 3

Wer have read” ‘with considerable
annuement the remarks of two of
yaar correspondents with reference.

and: attitude. of the

voice as soli} fret men employed to canduet the driv-
their own prejudices “and opinions,
amsupported chy the shyhtest shred
“af tangible evidences

ane tests in ‘Sidney and on-thissisland,
Boh any. wife and wyself..took the

testy we are hath: quite: olderly—-69 }

und vf: respectively. We had-exspert-
enee with allsthroesef-the men mak
Jie thie test) cand! all we cane say: is:
that we regnrded then as perfect
uerthenten. © Wer could not: diseérn
doe imide aitteranee ar gesture that
awins disdourteans, dn faet.. when

aun consideration, Sinee tiking eur
aest ows have questioned several
ot our felends as co their experience,

that thes had absolutely nothing t
eontplain af

Were have taken teats both in
Canida amd the United States bot at
ne Hime faves we cexpertencerd any
| dissnurtesy or wWnphsisantineds. .

J LG, We. Base Totiewel que. a bot
|. at careless and stipit driving and
parking. an this island, ‘and if these
lama, whoohad avery: diffentt> task,
AHOAVOC SIRT OT ETT AL Te
fnties wee have: witnessed, then one

“a seve) hhame : them for petting.
juneseds Th ecdtainly | would be ine
eo pus tie to hear the exporionges of

he: responsible: for oacany deficit ln lather. iriver who took the: test,

maintenance.

There's not it

word. of truth in

JH. and EONEAWNUITAM,
Dass Harbors

I this and if the doctors don't Afow | Salt: Spring tant BC,
“that, ‘they ought. tao know it.

The ‘

April’ 2, 1084,

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tunately, not vall’ of the reniaining-
98 per cent are

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