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Wednesday, July 25, 1979 4

‘This Could
- Save A Life

-One of the tragedies i in life is the fact that we
o nave to learn from our mistakes — or other
people’s.. The recent. death of John Arthur
Cormack pointed out the need to ensure that
» children’s. bicycles are fitted: with adequate |W
brakes... The 13-year-old» North Saanich {3
~ youngster’ s bike brakes failed, if you remember,
~~ at the intersection of Wain. Road:and the Pat {|
So Bay Highway, causing him. to collide with, a .
~ trailer-truck.- .
Tt was a totally unnecessary death and one we.
7 © don’ t ‘want to see repeatee here. on the penin-
ees guage 2085: Ao
7 ‘One ‘Sidney. merchant’ - — “Don. Phillips, of. fo
wd Harvey’: s Bicycle: Shop — feels the same way. ,"
That’s why he has of fered youngsters a free bike"
brake check... =.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR |

: Editor, T The . Review, Sir:

very: ‘competent

“on: a. cold: rainy: day in
and: always ready to help a

‘its last meéting agreed: -only

article in: The = Sidney. January. We. were: not.

‘husband ‘and. myself, I feel. | it is extremely beautiful.”
that I must: make s ome rea _

opinion,. we’ cannot afford “
‘to'have.a police force under. |

taffed:: pond consequently, {the peninsula’ and, because:

Hee Tee : “compliment to ‘Bob Miles | Atta: Ald G. "We “first viewed 480
then. that’ ail bikes driven ~._was disturbed to read in'| and: his. men. ‘The Central: McFarlane: 7 — a Senanus Drive. ‘ap-
have perfect brakes? We “your ‘July. 11: fiition that | Saanich - ‘police. force - is:|. Dear Sirs: ~/:) proximately four years ago © bmw
. “ Central Saanich council at'|: excellent; I have recently ead: can:

“to-allow “police: chief. Bob -citizen vany:: “May. ‘Review “headlined” | aware then, that this: small.
Miles to add one more man. ecessary., a “| ‘*Senanus. Drive: Property , [paradise had been to many —
_to his present force of 10; Frank G. Bass Owner. Must “Remove | people, a‘ favorite’ picnic’
“JA fully: understand |. the 7025 Hagan Road | Signs’. . As this: article | and swimming spot. I must
financial side. of the |: Recs Brentwood ney would appear to refer tomy | say I cannot blame themas
“but, in my eS : arise

=| such’ a’. site still existed: ‘on:

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. If you are a woman who
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« 4S" abused, going through-.a
if breakdown’ in your family
‘or in a relationship, or in an

unhappy situation without

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The house is a private

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First - and foremost,

Transition House . offers

sanctuary and safety — at

least 60 per cent of women
come here from violent
situations, spokesman

‘Shelogh Waet says.

Women are also offered

temporary housing and

food, assistance in seeking
permanent

furniture,. support and

information regarding legal.

matters, assistance . and

WEATHER SUMMARY

Max. Temp. (July 16)
Min. Temp. (July 22)
Meon |

32.1°C
10.0°C
19.0°C

LONG TERM AVERAGES

Meon ‘Max.
Record Mox. (July 16/43) 36. eC
Meon Min. .
Record Min. (July 18/45)

y - Mean Temp.

‘- Precipitation 429.8 mm

Rain

Snow :
Total for Year
Sunshine

Toto! for Yeor

nil
nil

102.3 hrs. °
1332.7 hrs.

RESEARCH STATION.

Max. Temp. (July 16/79) 30.5°C
Min. Temp. (July 17/79) 15.5°C
Min. on grass (July 21/79) 6.0°C
Precipitation

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housing: and:

information regarding
welfare and other gover-
nment. services, —tran-
sportation when needed and
daycare can be arranged so
that women. can. make
necessary appointments.

The house also provides
women with an opportunity
to meet others who are
experiencing similar
problems. Most women say
when ‘they leave here, ‘‘I
didn’t realize others were in
this position,’’ Waet says.

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|.it-had always been a dream .*”

s. of ours to have’ a ‘house

h their. bottom-line mentalities, like to
exploit every square inch of a property: - :

‘offered...
That. added. to” the: fact that the’ Seventh Day

“The Canadian Red Cross has giver n $50, 000 to
kick: off. the campaign. The. Canadian Catholic
5 Organization | for Development. and: Peace’ has
channeled ‘a $25, 000 cash contribution through
“Red'Cross,

» Anyone wishing - to donate. ‘to. ‘the relief
. operations, please forward your cheque. or:
‘money .order:-to: the Canadian: Red : Cross
' Society, 4750 Oak St.,- Vancouver, B.C, V6H |
~2N9:or to the Red Cross branch in your com: | %.
_; ‘munity, Please designate ‘‘For Boat People”’ on
~.your-contribution, We would ask that monies be-
“sent. in: lieu” of foodstuffs and clothing. for:
“- practical and economical reasons. Recaps ¥ _
: be ues foris income tax « Purposes.

“<-though the church is in it for.the same profit motive

‘which has. spurred’ on Abacus Cities“ Ltd. in. the’:

construction of its large and now trembling empire. :

_. No one doubts that funds accruing to the church will 3
be used to help others.’

On the’ other® hand,

‘in my. opinion; ‘total

Ba tuge wie! = oy ay eee, acl oe ore beautiful little island, if turned over to some of the §
:. Whatever happens to Abacus Cities Ltd. and its developers who have been busy in this part of the
future looks pretty shaky right now, it will have left...
“one unhappy legacy to the Town of Sidney — the
# destruction of Rest Haven General Hospital.

&.: The development company, now in. receivership,
# took. an.option. early this year on the Seventh Day
7 Adventist property on Rest Haven Drive,. including
the island on which the hospital was located, and the .
process of destruction got anderway almost im- 7
2 mediately, -_ _.» Mayor Norma Sealey says that. more public input.
The gracious old building. was demolished and must be sought so that aldermen can get-a sampling
with it, the general aura of peace and healing which «> of opinion before they make a decision, It seems like

‘pervaded that part of the Saanich Peninsula since the |. a reasonable position to take — certainly a safe one- |
~ hospital opened in 1921. It seemed so easy to destroy. for aldermen who are probably going to get.a lot.of

an institution that stood there for so many years. . flak whatever their decision,

} Just’ move cin’. a bulldozer and aan it over. — no -ttitieesemantaanetatimncouliinhouatcmenaeiniamiai

obscenity,

would be nice if Sidney could buy the island and turn
it imo a park or:haven of rest but this is unlikely,

» shoreline, could be retained as institutional property « i
and the remainder turned over to the wolves,

| = Pai Access’

aes We have sympathy’ with owners of: property

» Writing
equipment.
» Cushians

All of this has led up to a rather tricky problem: for. &
the Town of Sidney. In the new community plan the
island is designated as.‘institutional’’, which would:
' make it immune from development. The property
! owner wants to designate it as ‘residential’. The He
| island, it Says, is an integral part of the whole 1J-acre’:
- property and, if it is not included in. the package,
developere will not be interes ited in ‘buying. A
The logical way-to go, sald Mr, Rogera, appearing :
: on behalf, of his church, would be for the town to *
designate the whole package as “residential”, and
, open up the island bu, “high quality”: development.
“Doesn't it. bother youvthat the land will be
“raped?! asked. one alderman, adding. that By

Was Vacant — with the construction of a house
_on the site there is no beach in the area. In other
‘ “words,” it is impossible, to interfere. with: beach
access if there is no beach, >

Without. doubt, some: ‘people feel: peeved’ at
- losing a favorite beauty spot formerly accessible |
only because: there was: no construction ‘on the -
~Jand, but the fact of the matter is that with the °
“construction, its loss must be faced, 2°

eov'The owners have every right to their privacy,”
AS. well, ‘the peninsula has many fine: beaches.
with total public Access, .

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ao Rogers’: response. was. ‘that trade-offs or: com- : 8
“promises with developers didn’t seem possible. They 2°}
just dropped. the whole matter, if such an option was. &

me » Adventist ‘Church’ needs the: money which would 8 §
“accrue from. the deal to put into. another helping. 2
institution, : makes’ a pretty” strong case. It isn’t as. §

development of the island would be a disaster. That >:

_. World’ in. the past few decades, could become an_ yee

I suppose some sort of compromise is indicated, It .

_ Perhaps part of the island including a good piece of.) |.

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problem, .: . : S|aldke
on Senanus. Drive: in’ Saanichton who. were: °” ‘The option was not taken up but, by that time bo Crossword | . BF Be tai
“recently ~ “hauled © over. the coals. by Central |. Rest Haven Hospital was no more..1 suppose, to be ;  AGROSS: ~ 31, Diplomacy ” ‘ wr)":
“Saanich council for erecting. ‘private property'?..|g- fair) the hospital, would have.been doomed even if. 1, Official copy 37 ied port ADRS) of
signs: supposedly on: the public ‘Fight-of-way_ y the Abacus affair had never developed.:The Seventh: Rg? That man 38. Paid notice BO VIHS
‘adjacent to their land, _ Days Adventist Church's development director, °° 10; Tourist. tga Ga ior ma itt
oi | Walter Rogers, said, at the'time,. that a.humber of “£11. Mountain 4. Woter barrier Tati ay 1 Ea ty
Coun il: ed: 7 leo 42.. Period
: cil’ acted’ on a. etter and phone calls. possibilities had belt considered since the institution Fy Pee cay 4) Mexican pine NTP !
protesting. the apparent ‘closure of public access’. had become redundant owing ‘to the opening-of §) *' stoh err et ‘ine sh at
“to the beach, however, it seems (sce letter to the |j Saanich Peninsula Hospital in Central Saanich. But} 18: Chinese” 48, Expose to. UE
editor) beach access has not been interfered |f the building A era ene ans fo renovate it, | ig paged go, BOM !
would have cost a fortune, - 6. Little devil: : 50. 2 cameramen
with, and ne pomplaint a that the. } And so, gracious and serene though itv was, vit had: Ey Maka face 51) Bothers aE
age shed is partly located on the 7 to go. Nothing, after all, must stand in: the way OF Ro Sint DOWN arate
“public right-of-way — will be satisfactorily dealt |} progress — whatever thatis, fh 20. Jump 1, Makes ready _ B. Head covering
> With) when the: owner. has completed: con- {q- ‘When the three-acre Island was denuded i and the j 22. Compeny 2, Sun Nea ° % Large
vations: 3; Ego antelope
struction of his house, Adjacent eight nares of Mainlond ‘shore "Ask 26. Box ” 4 Finest 10, Caudal
na Move or sale and in Ca es, : Ro ipl
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Pastor
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“CHURCH
“7008 W. Saanich Rd,

Micaiwoud Buy.
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NORTH SAANICH]

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Patrica Bay

duly 29, 1979 ©
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