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Mera Wednesday, October 9, 1957 -
oe POORER SYSTEM

ECEMBER’S. municipal elections. will. feature “somé
Fy -changes.in both Central Saanich and Sidney this year
when: voters will. conform to the provisions of the new
-.Municipal Act... Under its terms the franchise-will be ex-
tended ‘to residents: other than.property- holders and the
routine handling ® ‘of election procedure’ by.-the returning
officer and his staff. ‘will be somewhat modified.
<.-Major change” will not be: evident: ‘outside: Sidney aud
other. villages. in the province.’.The new act provides for
the election of the village chairman separately from the
‘commissioiners. . In'the past the chairman has been elected
‘as'a commissioner and the ‘ commissioners have then elected
the chairman among themselves. ;
fi ‘Although’ ‘there were many~in ‘the: province who con-
sidered that. this system was desirable, the provincial gov-
‘ernment has: ruled that. villages. ‘will fall in line with other
‘municipalities ‘and: that the’ chairman will be elected by
name by the ratepayers. : ‘The critics of the system. argue
that: the most suitable representatives might vie with each
-other, for the: top. place. on the council and leave the council
ithout the services ofthe unsuccessful candidates. It is
‘argued: ‘that where: the. ‘commissioners-.elect their own
chairman all. potential chairmen appear before the voters

“Possibly. the ‘government. ‘might. have: been. ‘better. ‘ad-
‘ised to: legislate. that-all: municipalities follow'the superior:
clica Res than: bring the: e villages down to ae

unfortunately,

a an :

- ee ee AyD GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

“PASSENGERS |
“Canadian. railways carried a total
of 162,470,013: tons of freight in.1954,
‘a decrease-“of eight. per. cent from

| the preceding year's Vi 76, 651, 636 tons.

tr anslated as syn-

onymous. If> the “fires of verse 41

|and-the:-“punishment”: of verse 46-
~ j-are--not eternal,’ then. neither’ can.
' you honestly believe that’. ue of:

verse 46 can be: eternal.
If. -further verses. . are.

please contact me. :.

; . THOMAS: L. ‘WESCOTT,

RR. 1, Brentwood Bay, BC.,

Oct. 8, 1957. ;

2 required

~ MORE ABOUT CREAM
Sditor, Review,

Sir: ;

“I would: like to: make some com-
ment-on the recent article by: Mrs.
“Ashlee on the.Salt Spring Island

-Creamery. I shipped my first cream

in 1918 and. from 1932 tv 1947, when
‘Mir. McKenzie took over. the cream-
‘ery, was one of the: directors: of: the
company. :

The. first part eine: ‘to. ‘the
early “history. of ; the creamery ‘is
very,-interesting and. I am “pleased
‘to, see. the references:to.Mr. Scott
and Mr. Drake’ as much. credit” is

‘creamery.
‘In ‘the 1920” ie ‘when: the: company
had good profits. ‘for. several years'a
‘bonus: was’ paid: to ‘the shippers’ at
the. end of the year.. At-one time in
1931 sweet “cream” was: s. Shipped : to
Vancouver.

In reference - to Mr: McKenzie
taking: over. the. creamery, I. think

ied.to-believe:the creamery, was. in
financial difficulties, winch was s not
‘the cases 2.0

-In-1946 the: creamery paid: a divi
dend. of five’ per-cent and:had- sev-
“gral thousand dollars’ in “the ‘reserve
fund. »Mr, "McKenzie approached:

‘control of. the.’ ‘company ‘and’: going

‘his farm. :
. The: creamery “had.
‘the possibility: of ‘Handling’ milk: be=

tOe war rant: th

ne 1, Today Sidney. singe]
‘fire

; y
e. may see. e Salt spring Aland: established % as afire district.
: tax levy is'at present, in ‘the: North: Saanich-Sidney'|

in: ‘future | years. it As unlikely to. re each: any.

fact, before’ it’is. likely. to exceed’ ‘the fire. insurance. ‘rates
which would be levied here’ were. there x no fire. | department:
a: pd

consciousness,
ay would’. have. San materially reduced. in’ ‘ropesly

“\RMERS and other “rasidents ‘of he Sainich: Peninsula
have. striven for 88. years: to establish the annual’ ‘fall
rat. Saanichton‘as‘a Class B: fair.

on Saturday, Aug. 31.

had finally grown: up:
ericultural event ‘on Vancouver: Tsland by ‘virtue: of those
years of hard,work:and effort. ©The
hat went. into the story of the. fair.
Workers,

‘along.
ro, an their eae a8, a‘ dition of Lhe district...

p but it: has inher

tort
‘part-of the: aintiek which ‘bore it:
Today: ry threat. Jies‘in: the ‘offing...

‘developmen Sots
: b established. dn: conjuneti
Such, i iinction vould seric ue

ecurity ’
88 years: t0: reach. Be 4
‘fair. would: be barn as a: Class ae fair
‘The ‘directors and, patrong: of the Sina

he local function,”
‘equally yeal. ‘appreciation. of the dangers ahead.

: anon remweminnbeenavonent ntmtenmnanent ereemennc tom wna fama nt geemieatont fname nani bunt einen eunamy nun

; To The Editor

hortion vor): your: paper” a religious
hat Heerannd: ht perhare: vou will
grant one abort answer. in regards |on the cross of Onivary?
toa letter entitled “What: Ts Hee! The teachings: of: J
“ephe: author of this letter. would.
dosawayewithsa clear Lath, of nell's

uch human: sentiment ¢
the-plan: of. God.

siienia aren: ‘Kina: dames Yorsie

egion. of: ‘one ‘cent; per: ‘day. per: household.}

“This: year’ saw the)
fruits of their efforts when the gates opened to the public

(The struggle had. been hard and long, but Saanich fair
It -had: evolved. into. a prominent |:

There was: something elso}
It was part of. those’ |:
Chey: ‘ouch: contributed. some. part of:
themselves, and thelr: apie thle to become an Integral

fo. ‘nearly. i eon= |
“Ours,
ited traditions: from. the |
They: hive: ;
tion: HO essentially

tis i. threat: to the |
andthe: work that has been. devoted to its}
ze new. alan fairy. Clas

‘acquaint. themselves: with: every aspect of this: eRe threat
“and they'must: take’ every: precaution: possible to safeguard |
Ttlgca: very: real threat and: merits an

een ae

Does ‘hen Apeake of, a Jack al tov e
on’ fod “part when’ We “Nas dane
2 PAL e: canto Jsavelnen from wolne
lo that. plage which wi prepared

Sarthe devil and: Als angela Was
ft. rat! Tavern EWE Tee ay ba dhe

: att In) Matt,
WShaland 40 give elon indication of!
“(he mening of-eternal whieh will

Under ‘the: Sold’: board’ of. directors
ye ‘the: “spread” between : ‘the: ‘price paid.
for” butter” ‘fat. and: the wholesale
Of. butter was: ‘pebween,. -one
(A ‘Pound. of. butter:

and. two: cents,

the. directors witha :view:.to. getting:

“investigated

fore this.and’: had | “decided: that.
there. was’ ‘not’ enough milk’ available :

eeetece ‘the. “start, ‘but with .one: or |-
two exceptions. did: ‘not offer. to buy.

“his ‘father,

due to them for. the success of the :

Mrs, Ashlee -has been‘ misinformed’
‘in: some respects, as. one . would be.

“into: the. ‘milk. business“ and ‘thus.
getting an outlet, for the’ milk from

“fat. niakes* more: than: ae “pound: of

butter, re

‘year’
the

nd” the" “areamery’ * row,
quired “alterations ito
plant, a

These » iogulations: ‘are.

cera

“of the big’ operators, a
oP his letter’ is” not!
+ criticism of: My,

intended
McKonzie. or
some of. the ‘olde timers & seo it.

“putter there.

‘Crenmery. is” ‘prohibitiyed::
ELIAM M. PALM BR:

i CEN’ TRE. MOVES:
gE ditor, Rey ew, sen a

Sire praia:

‘
“25,

‘CoO “NGL:

full. -ondorsatioi. fevl,.

“point. that: perhaps |

pylew some of four past: historyes>

atatiye* ne : “mnese

eTalandse

“yorards |
“Under. tne Water Rey

growlhg: “gonmmunity of

i eddquariess Tor cthis ares Pye

“But now- “the: “spread: ‘in-
“creased. and it was felt by. the farm-

1 -ers:that. the: ‘cream : shipper ;
: subsidizing” ‘the: milk business; °°)
~ Iebelieve that. ‘the: new: milk regu-
“tions” have .been: ‘partly. ‘responsible:
| for: the, closing of the milk Plant last:

involving
: “more expense than the small farmer
can afford ‘and are forcing the pro-
‘duction: of fluid milk: into the han ds

of
My, Jones, but to’ put: the case =|"
“LT fall to see what ‘nelp it would
be .to ship cream - to, Victoria, as
‘donot know of” ‘fh creamery making |)
“ They Northwestern
Creamery: have, been shipping: their |

“surplus here, To freleht.to Comox

SOU RAY the: Aehst, 1 AWAS a sutrymisedd ;
to yer, iia. your. paper, . Bept ember
that: dslands.ask: “government, to
take” over. the, Gulf) Islands. Porry
rie ‘operate. Sti cand, to
dear: further dat-you give. db, your

I ats.thhs
At would: Aye: 1
swell to ‘stop and. ponder the: situ-
thon for: Just: “a moment, sind. ren

My: Tnst lettorte? you concomed
both. thie Water:Act and. ferries, and
was written nanrly three years Nea.
“Very little haa happened since- then
+3) the surface, but much cousollda~
‘thon Work: hag gone on bencathy all
-Pofewhtoh vous reallae hase made ca
_prent den of difference to Bley’ f
out

: : vat
Incorporated. ‘a’ a district, and: this:|:
Speen at tarry sapvleas Wass Wad Ly
the: effect:of lengthening: the Saas
jel. “Benhisule any adding: the: fast
“Ganges, yis Bon.

bent plece.

Hivdiiation 1 BS
“But sought: to the Lord God of”
‘and © walked » in: his
commandments, ° ‘and not after’.
the’ doings. vi Israel.

fore ‘Ganges. not Sidney, “niiist: “py
the use: of ferry: boats” and by the.
government's . efforts to” centralize.
ut this point, for the purpose of ad-:
ministration-and taxation; be -our-
future village’ centre and “perhaps,
later, our city. centre, It‘is further
logical: to Suppose that: following
what we. understand to be a part of
‘the. Black. Ball. report, ww harves
have.
-Bay and Retreat: Cove,: “by ‘the gov-
ernment’ and another’ is. contem-
plated’ at” Port’ Washington, .that
eventually -.all ferry. boats. from
these . islands~. will terminate -at
‘Ganges. It.will be the business and
shopping centre as -well’as our out-|
let. over other:. ferries to ‘points
north: and) south ©/on © Vancouver
Island..'To' me. this -is: quite: realis- 1
tic, ‘because . where ” your - taxation
dollar goes, there, of necessity “you
also go.:This is already foreseen :by
the: busines Ss interests of this ak
thriving - community. ;
~ Upon. reading: your editorial re-
garding ferry -boats, I-took it: ‘upon
myself to attend:a regular: Farmers’
Institute. meeting: : held at Port:
Washington hall: the. evening..of.
‘September: 27, at, which: the. subject:
of the:ferry changeover was brought.
forward. “A resolution was endorsed
“that. the minister “of . highways be
advised: that’ ‘the | institute,..acting

_for- the people: of Pender, Island, go ‘day trippers.
on record: as being favorable to the “ty

ferry. changeover. I. was granted
-permission: to speak from the. floor
fora moment. before this was pass~
“ed and: asked them .to' consider on
“pehalf of our. future; whether they.
“felt ‘that sufficient : thought... to the.
taxation: picture: had -been: given ‘or
that: the. implications: -of the. various
‘acts: was: fully., understood. : -Appar-
ently. ‘they are. “You must remember
‘that: Ww yhen: an, act is’ “passed | ‘within’ a:
district: ‘or “area, it: is: legal‘:and
-binding;-: both. upon, ‘the: people of.
‘that district. ‘and: the: ‘government, ‘of.

spassed. vith... your’ ‘consent © mn ;
“comes - part ofthe: aw. of the land,

ty ‘should: be:

: i] mou be consider ed § as. a. mor ven:

are ‘not’ see: hig way clear

ing: to buy: could “not: ‘guarantee’ to
chold:.to- ‘the: present, rate. Structure.’
¢ According... toe. the «secretary, -Mr..

‘Pearson,’ ‘in, talks ne: had? with: the:

was ‘wothing:.-short. vofe ridiculous
re.) that: day: trippers: could: “board: the:}
“Tl ferry. for: .70: cents | ‘travel. ‘all: ‘day |
‘through: ‘the ‘islands,’ ‘but. being - aR
‘subsidized ferry’ there. was" little: he |.
could: do™ about: its: “Ts would :. point

is] out that ‘this. ruh was. ‘advertised. ‘by |
“the

‘the company ‘knowing | their: ‘capa-

‘therefore. pefore I, “personally, would’
approve ‘the: government. taking fer-
res caver, I would like. to know

myself,” if ‘any;

eran Suen parte ginamneetem Ii ie-mecn et dma MEER era IH aT

“Talking It Over” -

“PASTOR T.. S WESCOTT,
8 uggett Baptist Church,
; se : Brentwood. Bay:

- “Services Every: ‘gunda
- Family. Worship.
s, , evening. Service (

sph Wa. ;
-lletionary.: Is
“ of: equipment:
definitions: by whieh “we: are

- VOTY -

“here, »
fife”,
ence" and “etor-

ending? we--eive. av. an.
whieh ‘is not ton ‘sntisfnetory,

Christ, whom thow hast sents

ye yeh | Worarning

=
i

ot: B. ore wilt ‘bee the: patra nists talked wht Hn and: come Min know{
Me His: tehowahip? .

The Review’s||
| Book, Review —

been “constructed at Village-| §

B.C. “and ‘after’ it” is “approved: and Raito

“mainly ‘because the. ‘company “offer-{

‘deputy... minister’ of. highways, Mr.
Jones, the ‘deputy. ‘minister: felt: “tip

city. to be limited: to 100° paSsengers;:

“what provisions have been. “made for. |."
under. the: Ferries |:
‘Act, tocersure that T will’ have the |}

A AT TS ITI .

useful,
Tt gives: to: AUB
SaaTe |
to tal ie others and be wnderstodd’

“egRuseE® he shamed oes
dard: of meaning. he
ins ‘been. cataby. fe

adequate: and, aoe
helleve: that. wo
vhaye. an. Inatanea

“To'combing
meaning: :
“conscious .oxlate |.

inal": shieanine “without beginning or,|
naw er
“But:
Chod's Word ‘which: uses the oxpres«
alon_ alsa defines: ibetand this’ is
Wire cstorna):: jthat- they night: know:
thee, -the only: true God, and: Josue:

Eternal, life thei 1g: ‘Unat, existence |
Sania ue eta
iyi an “enporlential » knowledie” of |
Cod “the Father: through: faith: in.
Atedats- not: say: see omet
awhienh “as: Yetedoes, nat cone under fyecdave heard oft butetwhony: youd: f

Cian

“OF Sheep. ‘anid Men", by ‘R. “B. i
‘Robertson. Knopf. 308 pp: $5. 7. :

; Introduction © “to: ‘Scotland: the.
story offers its pleasing atmosphere
as -well as’ its less attractive. pros-:
pects. Of. the ‘latter, it seems, there
are few. ‘Its’ own introduction ‘sees
the author estab-
‘lish himself at
what he -has
heard described.
as. “as sinful
house”. From that.
¢ point the reader
-. goes: Scottish, It
isnot only an in-
troduction. to the| ;

E strange. jane
N north : “the
3 -Tweed,. it. a ‘also.
cae an «< introduction’

. G, Richards...

to «the. sheep, “for
he writer, leaves no doubt.:in ‘the.
mind of his reader: that sheep and
‘Scotland | walk hand din -hand..- He

‘even’ enters the realm of blology.. to-[.

speculate that: sheep ‘originated:.in
‘Scotland and .were:thence conveyed
to: other parts of the worlde. 2 2,

“A. simpie ~ story. of | sheep and
Scots, With a ‘dash of Scotch; might:
‘not. appear an ‘outstandingly sig-
‘nificant book.’ ‘This is:not'so.: The
writer has sufficient. of sharp vision

tight’ of passage ‘in preference. to’
“After all vit,-is «my.
ansportation .to “and. from ‘home.
After ‘my. -business—their~ pleasure.

‘T ‘would: in’ summary. suggest ‘that
‘the’ Hon. Earle: ‘Westwood, would ‘be
smuch: better’ advised . to’ investigate
every angle ‘of. transportation in
these islands ‘before laying any. fur-

her tax: bur dens upon: this district.)

WwW, B: MURRAY,
RR: ‘L,. ‘Port. ‘Washington,
North’ Pender. Island, Bo,
Sept. 28, 198T. ae

s “EDUCATION a8 :
geal Bee Bente St

rand ig -enforceable, ; aS “naturally: it ‘the iid and: ‘Objects of: education” in :
This: ‘simply. means it. ‘British | Columbia, no. indication: “is'|

‘given, gn hes intention Of: irecting:|

sisting | ‘junior ;

eful;. -Yespon- :

| “HOW ‘CHRISTIAN

2, peepee ee

nt
E&

Ses

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(| ja

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double ‘the. ordinary rental, or ‘$6

-to--his home, byt actually lives off
the route .a‘distance of half a. mile

"Sands “Mortuary Limited of
-*atemoriat Chapel. of. Chimes" ve age en
NICTORIA, B, Oe

. “phoughtful and, Sympathetle ‘Servic
cmt AO: Families of Livery. Faith...

: Wednesday, October 9, 1957. :

“MORE ABOUT |

POST BOXES»

(Continued from . ‘Page: One).

the 1 road: but pees to rent; a ‘Tock:
box in the post office he ‘must. pay.

per years
STRANGE ASPECT’:

“Another “peculiar. facet of this
regulation is that if the individual
wishes to.avail himseélf-of the R.F.D.
service and has.an.R.F.D: box.‘on’
the route -at: across roads: nearest

or more, he can take advantage of
the: R.P.D:'on days when’ deliveries
are made and also rent.a lock box
for the-normal rate of $83-per' year.

In other words, it is only the in-
dividual who actually has‘his dwell-
-ing place on the direct R.F.D. route
who: is. required to pay: ‘double the
norma! rental: fora lock box.

-This is the: situation as it exists
in Ganges: on. Salt. Spring. Island
today, ‘and must; I-feel sure, apply
to other rural: areas similarly situ-
ated. :
ARBITRARY.”

“It would appear that. this regula-
tion in its ‘application: is completely:
‘arbitrary. cannot.: be” reasonably:
justified, creates.: an. absurd “ situ-
ation, and ‘levies an-unfair. charge
‘for a normal ‘post office: service...

to see. the: story beneath the ‘sure.
face. and.. ‘of. ‘sufficient ...wit. -to
pass.it’ on: to his readers in much:
the same lively manner he espied ‘it.

A sharp transfer from the brisk,
simple life. of the: Border herders is.
introduced: in. the. visit: to :Glasgow
to attend the: lecture. ‘by Billy Gra-.
ham.”'The journey to. the: hall and

the..subsequent : assembly. is written:
with a. critical. pen,” but. offers “a.

sharp «. and: pleasing: contrast ’ “to
many- ofthe” too-sugary “report ts
which have ae ed in other pub-
ications. ;

The wr iter. waxes ‘par ‘ticularly en-
‘thusiastic about: the description - of
hell: Worse: than Glasgow. ona. wet
.March- night.: The: sermon : -writer

|
a
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t

I}.

could: finda ready” job: as: a. con.

_tributor : to:. the: horror: stories, doen

cided: Robertson. -

“Final . glance at. ‘the: innocent’
‘sheep’ visiting : “Scotland - as -tourists
‘is::'the:last| reference ‘to ‘mutton. and
the: book: closes. on: ‘that: note. ane

For’ the. ‘inveterate come-to-blows=

i informa

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