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Page 4 Wednesday, October 1, 1980

te Besti in town

-A garage with: ‘pumps, cars and related

requipment doesn't lend itself easily to

beautification — but Gerry Flint brought it
| : ‘off and now has the best looking business in
: Sidney.
:2. Flint Motors. deserves high praise for the
<transformation of the land his business now
‘occupies at Ist Street and Bevan after re-
-locating from the former site on Beacon
“Avenue.

“kept lawns —. it. doesn’t take much but it

of what can be done and, hopefully. others .
au ON

Be generous

yannual United. Way campaign begins.
‘Unfortunately; the mailers — ‘introduced
“for the first time in 1979 — “do not yield as
- much money. as door-to- door canvasses held
_.¥:in previous years, and it’s easy to understand
=iwhy. It’s difficult to. turn down the volunteer

OF forget: the mailer.:

the rest of us. es -
~The: difference between’ the volunteer and

he

fe-some. ‘people have over others in overcoming
= "anertia, and -in: translating - their sympathy
- Eeinto concrete, positive. unselfish action.”

Sv s- United ‘Way campaign, this year. just

| fessional canvasses, and this tiny’ group
--: which includes a bunch of Sidney Rotarians
- Scould have done with some more help.
‘yt
Ky. t

wito get, out there and work us volunteers and

.

ig ‘provides funds for some 25 agencies — then

a Sously.

te
ry

help of these: agencies. "

SARSAGO pei
* From the Sept.-30, 1920 issue of The Review,

oe 60 vi

Messrs: Ht _ Ingalls und Crosswell will open:

[owed to weleon hath: old and new ‘patton.
* : “ hot *

‘turning out well this year according to: reports

Ftions Were in progress at Mr, Geo, Sangster’s:
~ Vand Mr. Geo. Clark's, Atthe former place about
4 mA) bushels of oats was the yield. of a compara
tively small area. Mr, Clark expected: between
F,000 and 1, 20K) bushels of oats. and wheatfram
his farm, .

. s 780 VE ‘ARS AGO-

FULFORD HARBOR --- On. Sunday hast,
rs. Chester Kay's small son. anty 13+ months.
‘ CaM, picked up acup containing »coal oil which be.

Pattepwards 2
si Smother, Mrs. F,
5 ethe doctor at Gunges, who found him in eritigal

wsping for breath by his. grand:

_ b s hours he was considered out of dangers The last
ce = Feport | is that the little child is doing: very. well.
Re ce We AR ;
‘ FUL FORD HARBOR — Cn Saturday Et
oe historical event took place at Fulford Harbor in’

ty

. A few flowers, trees sited carefully, well

makes all the difference. It’s afine example _

“A plea for donations will go out by mail to.

who. knocks at your door. sO. easy to ignore we

~ United: Way. turned to mailing i in. the re: ee!

; : ~. developed in-a ‘manner compatible with the sur- :
Sidential can ass for. everal reasons, one of.»

grounding residential and agricultural neighbor- ;

‘the rest of us is not simply.t that they care and.
-we don't. ‘Most people actually. do want to...
F elp others. It’s most often the. difference —
i. “epbetween thinking’ and doing. in the ability.

There ‘are few volunteers. in the peninsu- -

FEthose who have taken on business ‘and pro- -

re -Oné thing is sure — if we re not prepared
on: ‘be part of this worthwhile campaign which
rahe very least: we can do. is to give! gener: :

ve ~The odds are that one of us — ora mem-» .
“her of our family — may one day need the °°

ye! .

“looking back

“the arrival of the new ferry “Cy Peck") Ww hich
made her first-official: trip. to Fulford: Harbor.
bringing with her about 200 or more guests, The
importance of: the occasion was accentuated by.
“the presence.of his Honor: the” Lieutenant.“
_ Governor Ry Randolph Bruce, Miss Mackenzie,
Lady Northcott (sister of the Lt-Gov.), Premier
“ Tolmie, Col, Cy Peek, V.C. and
“Mrs. Peck. and Mr. J.S.11) Matson, editor of

The rain. cro 6 in the Patricia Ba district tare
g I y.

Hreachin this office. Yesterdity,, threshing opera-
g ys EOP

From the Oct. 2, 1930, Issue of The. Review,

found, onthe veranda of their-homes He must):
Shave swallowed somes he was found. shortly.

Reynolds, ‘They rushed him to

“condition, After working with) hiny tor some

Not too late

Thank .you:to Ron. Norman (staff writer) for.
his article exposing *‘Council Fighting to Save
~Creek’’; Sept. 24; Sidney Review.

‘T-am ‘certain there are-Central Saanich resi-

area of Central Saanich Road and Keating Cross:
‘Road, .who are concerned with what has hap-

cs pened, is happening and will happen to the Keat- Fs
‘ing Cross Road and Central Saanich corner own-'

_ed by Mr. Stocks. ' “
~..Mr.-Stocks’ comment in the Revie = Tt’ s my
land. 1 should be able to. do. what I ‘want “a it:
~ is most disturbing.

| urge concerned residents to. 5 Support council
—in their. endeavours to curb. this. developer. ©
ooodt might be, too late to save Sandhill Creek. but,

“hood.

6759. Barvaee Drive.

tunately, we Were taught:a different lesson: in

dealing with the provincial g government. might is.

“right.
. Last spring. the provincial. government re-
“moved the provisions’ for full-indexing: from ‘a

~ number of public. service: pension plans. After (30°

job.action, government employees succeeded in.

to MLA’s pensions. Teachers protested, but took
‘no job action, and now have a pension plan that is

current rate of inflation, presently, exceeding: 10
per cent and climbing.
Provincial Secretary Evan Wolfe says any

comparison of pension plans for government”
_~ workers and teachers must take into account the»

different ‘mix of active and retired members. in
2 Much, group. However, hd pe verniient Is ie

Sand Mrs. Sv FP.
"The Colonist and owner of the new ferry.

40 Y SARS AGO

From the Oct. 2, 1940 issue of The Reviews

EDITORIAL — Next week we will add two >

= more Pages to our paper in order to care forthe

“additional news and advertising, Over the pust 7
few months we have found itvery difficult to

». publish all the news received trom: pain on the
peninsula dind islands, .

We have hesitated in ine easing. our paper. to

SIX pages as the expense ts considerable and there

warrant the ettort put forth.

Poe ie

ob ny ‘Thomley, Sidticy sin icpanic Piu'be ine.
proving very slowly after the accident last Friday.
moming at Patricia Bay when ahuge ening an.
owhich be was-working: toppled Over I same

unexplained manner.

~ Great Blue Heron feeding in waters off Lochside.

, —— le tters :

7 employer (for pension purposes) for both. -

a dents. particularly those living in the immediate .~

‘L. Spencer ae

= ‘The public’ s. interest Chas been: sears 5 serv ed —

~by the government's handling of the public sere

“vice pensions:.Teachers tried hard last’ spring not»,
to aggravate an explosive situation by threaten-.
‘ing to disrupt the education of ‘children. Unfor-

having their pensions indexed to a point where
’ inflation consistently exceeds’ 15 per cent. Itis’~ ”
interesting to note that this indexing also applies:

indexed..to only 8. per.cent, much less than the:

“did not scem to be cnough advertising in sightto .
warrant the extra cost, However, We are going to
‘make: the plinge next week aN GrUast ie a

teachers and government workers and. regard-
less of the mix. it. should not discriminate in -
benefits: between the two groups, as it is now

- doing: .

If the: government ‘employees’ pension plan i is
in better financial shape than the teachers’ plan,
as Mr. Wolfe says. it is because the government.
failed to finance the teachers’ plan adequately in
the past: It is only.since’1975 that the: govern-

_ ment has matched teacher contributions to their
“pension, fund. Between 1961.and-1971-the gov-
“ermment’s. contribution actually’ declined, rela-.°

tively. speaking. from 80 per cent of. teachers’

, contributions, to.61 per-cent. a oo
“Mr. Wolfe claims: teachers have recently o
— negotiated a package of pension improvements ©:
which have not’ been extended to. government.
oa employees. The only item the teachers got that.
certainly not too late to See.that this land’will:be “government employees did not get wasn 1 adjust- oes F
“ment to certain existing pensions ‘to.overcome:
. “past inequalities. Teachers a are paying. half of the
“80st of this’ improvement. : ‘5
«However, teachers: now. pay. 7. 6 per cent. of Bos
their salaries into their, pension fund, a full:0.6-
Per ce more > than: government: ‘eniployees.:

“market. which he chooses to'u

“ment bonds. Fromi1964-to 1978 the return on the "fe
- teachérs: fund-averaged’ 7.81 per. cent, while J. -
--industrial bonds averaged 8.46 and conventional. i"
mortgages 9.51 per.cent. On sums ranging from...
© $17. million to! $89 million’a year, the’ loss ae

~ ‘interest is of great significance. »°! “

Based on this background of the government’ s

~ contributions to.and management of the funds,
_teachers reject totally any argument that the.
funding: level of their pension plan should be. bas

used against them’ when. considering: indexing. «

“Full ‘indexing of all pensions is not.unreason- - .

able and. is not irresponsible. All pensioners

shouldbe assured that their pensions retain their

- purchasing | power. If any party to this debate is.
“showing. irresponsibility it is. the government, .
© which’ has: failed’ to finance the pension plan
adequately,

The rewards of job action are quite evident.

~ Government workers showed their might, and as

acresult pay. less for their pensions: than do
teachers, and get-more.

Teachers learned their lesson well, and we,
too, ure now mighty; mighty in our anger against

“the unfair and fheriminacry treatment we. have
received, :

Elsie MeMurphy

0 Y ARS AGO

From the Oct..4, 1950 issue of The Review...
Fire crews: from-three Saanich, fire halls and:

‘from Sidney. were called to a fire Oct 3. at

~Playfair's Grocery.’ ‘Keating. The building was” =
saved but-contents were anne: A new car in
: the basement: wi as destroyed. ;

tow errs : ;
“Hen Rath was elected: president of the ‘North
Saanivh Progressive Conservative: Association. °
It is Mr, Bath's third term at the head of the:

. ori inization,

20 ¥ EARS AGO:
From the Oct. §, 1960 issue of The Review,
~ Federal government has leased the warehouse

building on the old Sidney: Wharf to a fish coms”
> pany, Alterations were already in progress for”

conversion to use as a fish filleting plant.

The building. wis used for many years asa.
storage unit for freight arriving, here by barge

Aron. the amaintand

TO YEARS AGO!

~ From the Sept. 30, 1970 issue of The Review. MS
~~ Residents along Lands End Road were treated

“toa-cops and robbers chase: this week when a,
~ bank robber from Vietoria and bis hostages made:

their escape ina stolen. sailboat from that area,

“The robber then headed across Satellite Chane
ne} te Salt Spring: Islan but. teeventuanly: surrens.
dered to Poles ae i Be

Ron Norman Photo

"President, Saanich Teachers’ qasaoetaliony,

Max. Temp. (Sept. 26)  20.7° C
Min. Temp. aa 24 & 25)6.1°C
Mean 12.5°C

Mean Max.

18.1°C

Record Max. (24974) 28.3°C
(27/9/63) - 28.3°C
Mean Min. 8.1°C

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Fri. 0600
Sat. 0010 8.4 0705
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Tues. 0345 8.9 0940.

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