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PAGE FOUR

Wednesday, May 12, 1971

sjected to criticism and innuendos

solution is apparent.

- Beacon Avenue.

has been completed. .

- vehicle:

Traffic Problems |

As seen in so rmany townships whose history dates back to horse and buggy days, Sidney is faced to-day with a traffic problem for which no generally agreeable

‘Those responsible for the orderly flow of traffic see the present situation as chaotic, with worse congestion to follow when the maturing of highway development plans results in a heavier concentration of traffic on-

_ On the whole the present parking arrangements have

- worked quite well for the local merchants and their ~-eustomers. It is convenient and easy for the shopper to slide into an angled slot and back out when the mission

. . This means that. progression on Beacon Avenue is by a

~ series of stops and starts, and frequent demonstrations

- of impatience by those who are ina hurry.

-- So the suggestion is to change to parallel parking, a substitution which would severely curtail the number of |

Spaces. available, and at the same, time call for the. exercise’ of more » judgement and skill in handling: the”

~The fear that’ ‘many. éideriy and’ ‘timid drivers in ‘the |" - Sidney: area. would not attempt parallel parking is Wek! justified, but it should not be forgotten. that. there is . ample parking space opposite the Town Hall ‘only: a block’ away which is ‘virtually ignored. : Sidney is. fortunate that the main street’ has ‘breadth. Not so fortunate is the Jack of rear access facilities for. -’ deliveries to the. stores. It is suggested that parallel gel parking would allow for temporary double parking and

a still permit. through traffic to proceed. .

parking | should”

The advantages hoped to be gained from parallel. arefully weighed: against the ob-—

he. Sot popu of Commerce, nich . Ss: Hayward’s Chapel ‘by. the Rev.

TENNIS. COURTS”

Bote Bator, The Review, ‘Sir: ae So Just: ‘before. leaving Sidney we read an” item ‘concerning - the North Saanich tennis courts. | Wish to quote a. paragraph from the North Saanich P.T.A. Achievements Book 1049.” - “A Bee was organized to build (wo tennis courts at the North Saanich High School, Mr. D,E. - Brekenridge with a. volunteer . oo party.of some fifteen workers mo ppent. some 600: hours in: com- . pleting two courts that would cost ~ about $2,000 in’ the contract Sn ‘market, (Victoria has: just voted «$3,000 for two similar courts) Total cost of PTA, Project: to - date. $500" o Wo-add to the above, the host, materials were used) +18" -of washed . gravel». 64 drums of bitumen, Mr. FP. Wright and Mr, Wm. Kynaston were in charge of the asphalt part, “At least three-quarters of the “_-yolunteers were from what is now North Saanich municipality. No “Wages were paid to anyone, Mr. _. Brekenridge, Mr, Inkster and one ‘other teacher worked very hard, and T recall it cost Mr. Inkster a new sult when his. was ac: _. eldentally covered with bitumen, After. 22° years. surely © this ~ worthwhile project deserves o face-lifting and there must be many’ interested volunteers. “Wheeling barrows of gravel and . raking some kept our fgures in trim. Why don't you try it? ” Dorothy Kynaston, rere bres, PTA, Malady,

a)

os PALMISTRY Vadilua, The Review, oii. Tn the column “Retween You And Moe" in April 28 issue 1 neliced sonicone: aks this quvstlons “De you thlak there is oo anything in palmistry? ee ‘While Tam not prepared to give yo shy opinion from the viewpoint af

matoglyphics is is a technical name @ for palmistry)., ‘T.would like to express an opinion of the kind of » ‘in. sideshows at country fairs and the like. I think it's a masterpiece:

hand-reading practised —

of satanic. deception,

that. thoughts follow words.

A Reader Errington. 1.C.

PARKING || Editor, The Review, Sir:

-Reacon Avenue.

it would be

again if you do. “LM, Ashton Al) Bay: Road.

‘Many consult: palmists in an effort to uncover their future which God has mercifully hidden: from them, It is 4 law of nature

Kor example: 1 might cite the

age

BY JOHN

Long. ago there was written, “Let us now oraise famous men.”

Perhaps .-we could - usefully paraphrase Ecclesiasticus and remind: ourselves of -this, for those. men who: serve ~ in parliament, legislature, or council, while not necessarily “famous -men'’’ do sometimes merit our praise. Whether federal, provincial or municipal these men. are incessantly sub-

about their work and motives. Rarely is there commendation for honest effort and the good legislation effected.

. Sometimes. our governing bodies. do» enact. wise and beneficial laws. These. without estimating their accomplishment in terms of vote’ getting. Nor: should any ‘egislative group demean themselves by con- sidering the vote catching. value of any enactment needed for the betterment of the nation. or. the local scene: : There is such a wealth of strength given with a pat on the back. and-:a.. word © of. com- mendation that it should not. be. withheld, no matter whether he be'a political friend or. foe. Such encouragement would strengthen the ‘bond . between citizen and legislator, and greatly encourage those who dare to stand alone for good. legislation. There are those. who forsee an end to democracy in the very near future, and these prophets

Have You!

|. present elected representation we call the democratic process. Rather it is breaking down. they

party or personal interest.

Noticed?

SQUANCE .

say, and in its. place we may expect dictatorship rule, in short. a police or military state.

It is in looking to the "whys" of its breaking down. that I suggest’ the need for appreciation. of the men and women who.have taken public office. I’ believe the in- stitutions we now have ~ will function better and in so doing will last longer if given a share of honest appreciation. given generously without regard ..to

Perhaps after.all we might in this: way preserve the’ best. in what: we now have until we can: find a better:way, a way whereby - the best ‘men “in the land--are. encouraged to give of their ex- perience .and - skills tothe guidance of the ship of state. We attempt this at the present time in appointing our judges, and ‘there is some degree of it in:the filling of many other positions of trust.

Whether such a step upward can come with human nature as it is would be very doubtful were it not for’ the tremendous. latent power for good which is in man. It is there waiting to be called into service. The brotherhood of man will then be a reality... ce

“These things shall be; a loftier race than e’er the ‘world: hath known, shall rise; with flame of fréedom i in their souls and Jeht of of

’B.C. during the past year.

“development ofa series of special

“protection. management and

“do not see an’ ‘improvement or the”

° knowledge: im: their:

Funeral. service was. held on. Wednesday in Victoria for well-. known Central. Saanich: resident William Chamberlain | Warren, who formerly resided -

-Lawrence road, and died May. hi in the Veteran’s Hospital where: he had been a patient for six. years: He was 93 years of age. me. funeral = was. conducted.

PAL Roberts: followed.

~- Born in ‘Hamilton, Mr. ‘Warren

Cremation

Yeterang Aft ‘member. Of” was

“of the Masonic Order, Victoria Lodge — ‘of Perfection, and

Victoria; three. sons, : ‘Victoria, ‘Robert, of Black Creek; four daughters,’ “Mrs; FB, (Helen) Carter, Surrey,

(Mary).Dare, Nanaimo and Mrs. -R. (Dorothy) Currall, Kamloops;

Charles, Burlington, Ont.,

o B! TUA ; Y.

served in t the Boer War. and Jost a}

Stephen’ $ Anglican Church, a life : member, of Mount Néwton ‘Lodge e

honorary.’ member. of © Saanich| 1] Peninsula Branch: 37 ‘Royal 7 Canadian ‘Legion. a

* Mr. Warren is survived. by his wife, Elizabeth, of Harrow House Rest: Home, Bal Linden Ave., William ‘Herbert and George | Arthur ‘of

Mrs, May’ Land, Victoria, Mrs; Ty

19. grandchildren. and. 26 great- | grandchildren; ‘four brothers,

, Gordon,’ “Milton, x Ont.)

-Mortlach; Sask:: one sister, (Mrs. “Jim Bonar, Hamilton, Ont, “Active... and.

Warren, ‘Terrace, Bill. Warren, “Kamloops, Rick: . Smithers, : Warren, Vietoria.

BE UG 2 oe nts Do eee ety icing cn ag hae wt .

Cobourg, Ont.: cand ‘Burleigh, a

hondrary. “pallbearers were’ the deceased’ Ss. ' grandsons, Bill. Obriain, Van- a couver, Bob Land, Ottawa, David >| Carter, Port Coquitlam, Gerald "¥

St. ‘Catherines, Jim Currall, S a Warren,” .? . John: and. Arthur ne

FORESTRY YOUTH. PROGRAM

An: estimated -.7.000. young people throughout British Columbia. took part in. con- servation. ~recreation © and educational programs of the Canadian Forestry Association of

T.E. Burgess. President. told the Association members.. in releasing the Annual Report today. that the Organization continued to emphasize youth in its 1970 programs.

in. this connection the Association. l.tunched a new program during the year — the

forest camps where young people will be able to participate in field studies that. will include — the forest

multiple use. of the

resources. ‘'This program’ *, said Mr. Burgess. ‘reflects the Association's - concern. with

changing public attitudes and social “demands. upon the Province’s forest lands,”

The centres are designed to be used extensively. for camping programs and instruction by the Junior “Forest. Wardens, ~Girl Forest Guards and Conservation Wardens. They will also be : available to other groups wishing to learn more .in the outdoors about the forest environment and

BY MRS. J. CUILAPAUAN The St.- Andrew's Aiternoon Group of the A.C.W. held their monthly meeting in the church hall on May. 4. Meeting. was brought to order by the president. Mrs. N:. Bolster | followed. by opening prayers led by Mrs. P. Brethour. She reported on. the progress of her correspondence regarding the acquisition of a new prayer partner. as well as the changes made in some of the

Cordova Bay Spring Tea

Decorated with a profusion of ‘spring. flowers, the hall of St. ‘David's-by-the-Sea made an attractive setting for the Annual Spring Tea and Sale held on May .Mrs.A. L. Hays. Mrs. C. M. Fevang and Mrs. A. Snowball sold plants: a miscellaneous stall was managed by-’.Mrs. Donald Dundee and Mrs. A. C. Coomber; Mrs. D.C. Wilkinson convened the home cooking stall, assisted by Mrs. D.C. Finch and Mrs. Helen Dawson. Mrs..B. L. Peterson was in charge of a contest.

Tea was served by Mrs. J. M. B. Nicoll.

derson. Mrs..R. Sinkinson, Mrs. C. Prentice. Mrs. A:.Horth and Mrs..W. J. R. Beech. Miss Cathy John Sang; accompanied by Miss Constance ~Broadhurst. during the tea hour. Mrs. A. Brozuk was in charge of receipts which were

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experience of a young girl who “had her hand read. The palmist ‘told her she would have a serious. 9 -iInoss and it would last for seven &

years, In her. twentlea she auf f fered a serious breakdown, ‘The © f supposed forecast of the palmist fl. chad such a bad effeet on her that. §

“she really believed she would not “recover for seven years, Her life BE was wrecked:as a result of this masterpiece of Batanie deception, |

Many people are unalterably. | opposed. (o paralicl parking on.

~ From the ordinary shoppers “standpoint, and with a wide street like this, angle parking has all the advantages, plus space for twice ax many cara, is much simpler to get inand out, and Jess disturbing to ansing traffic when so doing. “AL the narrower and: quieter slreets parallel parking makes — sense, but for Beacon Avenue i - plebieite should be taken before.» | (his change, is made and Ti) sure fost, Please don't spoil our nice main street for shopping You wan't retour votes

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“NOTICE

‘Parents of {pupils e curtently attending sidney School, who live: : north of Ardwell Avenue, are invited toa special meeting . regarding Attendance ureas for the W71 ‘12 school years

May t Ww, 1971 Sidney School,

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assisted by Miss... Kathleen Cullum. Mrs..T.. An-..

work being carried out by the Bishop's Messengers.

Education, chairman. . Miss J. Leigh. reported on the..latest developments in the Arrow Road Home for. Senior Citizens. Members were informed of the Caroline Macklen Home Garden Party to be held on June 16 and urged all who could attend to not miss this enjoyable affair. The next Diocesan Board meeting is ~ to be held--at Christ Church Memorial Hall on May 19, at 7:00 p.m.

Nineteen members answered the roll call. following which the secretary's report was read and accepted. The treasurer's report was approved as. read. Our United Thank Offering secretary reminded members to bring their offerings to the June meeting. _ _ Dorcas. secretary. Mrs. M. Skinner, reported on the large quantity of items ready for delivery. She had more supplies awaiting anyone interested in the knitting and sewing of garments.. Also, the joy bags were available for sewing and filling with per- sonal items. Due to the heavy demand for this department for baby garments: and items for

“ST. ANDREW'S AFTERNOON. ACW

babies and very young children’ s use, this group always welcomes any contributions toward fulfilling our share in this area of great need.

The - Christian Social. Service chairman;. Mrs. A. Watts reported on the work done by her committee. members. Now that flowers: are becoming -more plentiful it is certain these ladies will be bringing: an extra special pleasure with them as they visit the sick and shut-ins, through the love and care that will have been put into the growing of these flowers.

The Extra Cent a Day chair- man, Mrs. S. Davis, gave her report with a reminder that this fund is a very vital part of our missionary werk and provides assistance where most needed.

Mrs. Bolster thanked the publicity’ chairman, Mrs. J. Chapman, for her fine coverage of our meetings and events of this group.

The meeting..was adjourned and closed with prayer. A lovely tea was provided and served by Miss J. Leigh and Mrs. E. Noden: Hostesses for June will be Mrs. _G. Mann and Mrs. W. Booth.

THE PARISH OF _ NORTH SAANICH ‘ANGLICAN CHURCH _

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“<- Sunday. May. té6th

~~ Rogation Sunday. HOLY TRIN ITY CHURCH ; Patricia Bay...

8.00 a.m.-° y 10. 00a Mm. Morning Prayer ST, ANDREW’ S CHURCH ©

Third St.-Sidney

8.00 a.m. ~ ‘Holy Communion 11.15a.m. . Family Service

: the: Hall,

Thursday} May 20th _ ASCENSION DAY,

‘Rev. Robert Sansom. |

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Rev. R. Hori Pratt — oe “Church Office-656-3213" pen ee

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“ST. JOHN’S, Service of Worship. 9:30a.m.

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- UNITED CHURCHES Rev. John M. Wood

Church Office 652-2713 -Marise ; 652-2748 ‘SHADY ‘CREEK, 7180 ‘East

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Sunday. Services :

Sunday School ws Morning Worship Evangelistic Service

“~"SEVENTILDAY _ ADVENTIST CHURCH.

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ALL ARE WE LCOME Pastor B.-L. Gilleroth Phone 656-2756

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