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Wednesday, July 10, 1968 : os a

_SAANICH PENINSULA. AND. CULE ISLANDS REVIEW

Financing of Central Saanich’s

proposed ‘sewerage’ scheme was -
‘Teferred to at length by Mayor

R. Gordon Lee at the last meet-
ing of council, .
Commenting on Haldor Beebe's

“recently circulated plan for in-
stant financing, he ‘said; “While -

somewhat unorthodox: and: rev-
olutionary, the amazing thing is
that there are aspects of the
plan which conceivably could be

the Inspector of. Municipalities
who said that if I could. show
his department that it would

work. he felt it could be. ap-

‘ proved.’?

Mr. Beebe proposes that each
homeowner should pay $500 to-
wards the capital cost of sewer
installation, and that each new
dwelling be assessed $1,000 for
the purpose, thus saving heavy
interest, , charges on. borrowed
capital © over ‘a long period of
years, Reverting to discussion
of. the normal procedure of ob-

= ‘taining capital funds for the work,

Mayor. Lee spoke of a recent

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T mentioned it to»

visit of Inspector Baird ‘to East=

“ern Canada, in the course of which

he interviewed directors of vari-

ous financial houses.
“4¢Present “attitude: is that. in’

terms. of dollars: such as we

~ require the— application would go

Straight into the waste paper
basket, but an application for

debentures: backed by the Re-.

gional. Board would be a horse
of a different color,’ said the
mayor.

He said that the Regional Board
letters patent cover only’ trunk
line installation and outfalls, “I
introduced a resolution that the

. Board should be financial agent

for all sewerage systems,’' con~

‘tinued Mayor Lee, ‘but- there
are some, directors: who - fear

involvement ‘with the sewerage
problems of any other munici-
pality.’’

Cost of the planned sewerage
system for Central Saanich was
stated by the mayor. to be
$1,800,000, of which. Central
Mortgage and Housing would re-
bate $200,000 and also provide

* $600,000 at nominal rate of in-

terest. ‘We need the balance

[> of a million dollars to put the

scheme over,’’ he stated, and
added, “this is certainly not a
dead issue. It. is inconceivable
that .we-can. go another year
without a sewerage system.’
Alderman A.M. Galbraith

said that the newly elected mem-

ber for Esquimalt-Saanich is on
récord as stating that there is

_ federal government money avall-

able for sewerage schemes at

.§ 8/4 per cent interest over a
40-year period. .He urged that .

he be approached.
“Central Saanich has an al-

“ready prepared scheme which

could well be implemented asa
federally assisted pilot project,’
said Alderman Galbraith... In

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view of current © press contro*
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that the Central Saanich scheme’

provides for sewage treatment

before discharge into the ocean,

NO WATER ~~

(Continued from Page.1)

had been in-service for nearly
50 years, and the facility had
been maintained first by Saun-

ich municipality, and by Central

Saanich since the municipality
was incorporated.

At the last meeting of council
Mr_ Hancock made a second ap-
pearance, and said “by the kind-
ness of Mr, Fowler we have water
up to tonight.’ In the meantime
he had referred to the. records
of Saanich municipality and the
provincial government, He de~
tailed a long history of municipal
involvement, ‘and referred. to an
agreement of 1914 between Saan-

‘ich and the Michell family.

: Alderman Michell said that the
agreement was between Saanich
and Mr. Turner, who owned the
land at one time, but that the
latter had not signed the docu-
ment.

From .the floor of the council
chamber: Bud Michell intervened

to tell of the great number of .

people that had been at Island
View Beach during the holiday.
“Do you ‘not think it is council's
responsibility ‘to see that there
is. water there?’ Is: this good
for the reputation of Central
Saanich?” he.asked,

‘The water committee Is ‘not

“a municipal fund and has no mon-

ey to spare,’’ replied Mayor R,
Gordon Lee. ‘‘Council is divid-
ed,’’ he added.

“This is aunique situation, and
I fee] we should carry out a
test on the well-and see whether

‘ itcan be deepened,’’ said Alder-

man A.M. Galbraith, Alderman
Michell said that would be done.
Days later there was still no

‘water available at the beach for
~ the use: of. the public,

_~hlanation wae offered why-action —

.No ex-
had not. bee taken when the situ
ation was first brought to coun-

TO SAY HELLO”
AND FAREWELL

A Brentwood Bay school teach-"

er ‘who. has. just returned: home

--after nearly: a year in-Norway

now plans an early departure to
Pakistan,

' = Beth. Haugen,. daughter of Mr.

‘and Mrs. Reuben E. Haugen of

. Eastern. Canada,

left home last ._

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LIGHTS FOR BRENTWOOD Interest in tennis sparked bY

"Greatly improved street light-.
ing in the Brentwood Bay area.
was outlined in a-program out-
lined to Central Saanich last
week. by Alderman A.M. ..Gale_

lighting committee; a ;
During the past year the’ em
phasis was on new lighting in-
stallations at street intersections
over a.wider. area of the mun-
tcipality. The new proposals
will «modernize and amplify the -
lighting of the more populous
western area which was serv-

iced. by a local scheme some |

years ago.

The recommendations accept-
ed by council follow a survey
carried out by the committee
on June 24, when Alderman Gal-
braith was accompanied by Ald-
erman Percy Lazarz, R. Helm,
representing © B.C, Hydro and
Power Authority, and Municipal
Clerk F.B.. Durrand.

August and after three months. in
flew. to Oslo
via Copenhagen. 4

The purpose of her trip was to
study the Norwegian language at
University of Oslo and to seek
her . father’s relatives whose
whereabouts were unknown, Her
mission was accomplished. .

To. help finance her expedition |
she worked in the residences of
the British and Israeli Embas-
sies,

She. :traced her _ relatives
through the Salvation Army Mis-
sing Persons Bureau in Oslo
and found.them in Mjonbalen, a
small town near the capital city.

Before leaving on July 16 to
teach French and English in a
missionary school near the Kash-
mir border in West Pakistan,.
Miss Haugen will hold an open
house to say hello and goodbye
to her friends. It will be. at
1148 Clarke Drive in Brentwood
at 2,30 to 5.00, pam. on Sunday,
‘July 14. :

“STABLES

(Continued from Page’ 1)

_ stock at ‘the. show ‘in “Clover-

' dale two. weeks. ago have been
‘Yeassuring and the Woods plan to
continue their program. of rais-
ing. ponies, exhibiting. them .at
various shows and selling them,

“Daughter Heather, who is 18,
recently returned from England
where she took the British Horse
“Society Assistant Instructorship
course at the Fulmer School of
Equitation in Buckinghamshire.

She graduated. with the high-

institute and is now ‘fully. quali- :

fied to give riding instruction
and train horses. She already.
has several students and horses
under training.

Nigel and Adrian, though youn-
ger, are equaliy interested, have
displayeda. marked aptitude for
“handling horses and are rapidly.
developing the muscles to make

: hay. and perform the chores in-

volved in keeping a stable of hor~
ses. which has now arown | to. 13°
in number,

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New lights will be installed on
West Saanich Road at-the Slug-

“gett. and: Kersey intersections,

and at 7183 West Saanich; Wal-

lace Drive and Benvenuto;-Tam-
braith; chairman of the street=-.

many--and: Keating; Sluggett and
Brentwood Drive, and on Verdier
Ave,, half-block west of West
Saanich Road,

Listed’ are 11 existing 200-

_ watt luminaires, owned by Cen-

tral Saanich, which will be re-
placed: by 300-watt. luminaires
rented from B.C, Hydro, Locat~
fons are on West Saanich at the
intersections of Keating, March-
ant, Clark,, Verdier,’ Stellys and
Wallace; three on Verdier; Clark
at Brentwood Drive and March-

- ant at Beach, Hagen and Wallace.

Refurbished -200-watt lumin=

‘aires are to be provided as fol-

lows: Wallace and Hovey (park
corner); 7032. Wallace: Hagen
and Grilse; west end of Joseph-
ine; 7045. Beach. Drive; Clark
and Lucille, and four other pos-
itions. on Clark, and three on
Sluggett. The luminaire at Hagen
and Josephine will be mounted
on a longer arm,

An additional recommendation
to the. parks committee is for
two B.C. Hydro rented lumin=-
aires at Centennial Park, near
the covered picnic area and near
the tennis courts, ,

KINGDOM HALL

The Sidney congregation of Je--
hovah’s Witnesses will welcome.
all to the opening of their new
Kingdom Hall at 8151 East Saa-
nich Road, Open house will be
on. Saturday and Sunday, July
13 .and 14 from 1.00 to 4.30 p.m.

a’ recent.course given at Cen- .
tennial: Park by Provincial Tennis
Association Coach Gordon. F.
Hartley. has resulted in a pro-
posal,to form a-tennis club in

“Central Saanich, Potential mem-~

bers were represented at the
meeting of council last week,
when {t was agreed to reserve
the courts ‘for club use as stuted
timez:-for a trial period of one
month, ;

About. 20 families were re-
presented at an informal meet-
ing on June 27, and a volunteer
committee to guide the formation
of a club was named. Proposed
annual membership fee is $2,
or $5 for famtly membership.
It is hoped that many will avail
themselves of the advantages of
club membership, and all who
are interested are invited to
telephone either Mrs, G.B, Gos="
tain, 652-1964, or Mrs. RK.
Bloomfield, 652-1173.

Formation . committee of the
Central Saanich Tennis Club
comprises. Mr. and Mrs. R.K.
Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. G.B.
Costain; . Bud’? Michell. and
Richard; Gary McCaig; Paul Tay-
lor; Mr. and Mrs. T, Thomson,
Council agreed to post a sched-
ule of hours reserved for club
play at the courts. Reservations
are:Tuesday and. Friday, 6 p.m.
onward; Saturday, 9 a.m, to noon;
Sunday, 9 “a.m. to noon, and
5 p.m. onward,

“HANDS FULL. .
Summer. playground’ super-
visors ‘will have their hands full
this year, Alderman Mrs. E.M.
Sealey reports 140 registrations
in Sidney last Monday compared
with a maximum of 60 in pre-
vious years,

Inaugural Polo Program

= etree Exciting Play

The revived Victoria Polo Club

=: held a most successful! inaugural___den,-- who. incidentally .was_once..
~ program ‘of events at the Domin= a member of the English ladies ;

. ion Day week-end, Visiting the

new -polo: ground at Saanichton

the. Vancouver Club brought.sjx -

-players and 15. ponies which were
stabled at the: North and South
Saanich: Agricultural
grounds, -

First day's play sawa vigor=

ous and exciting series of chuck-
ers on a round robin basis, the
Red Devils demolishing the Green

‘Hornets by a score of 10 goals:
Jonty Parker for the -

to five.
former and Charies Hetherington

_,-for.the..Hornets each tallied five _

goals,
Sunday’s match between the

opposing teams ended with Van-~ —

couver the winner by six goals
to three, It was a fast, clean
encounter with an open: pattern
and good long runs... There was
lass between the teams than the

score Indicates as the home Side -

‘incurred a balance of penalties

awarded by refe ree John Bateson. .

After the © game the: Parker

Shield was presented to the Van- ;

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PUBLIC NOTICE TO RESIDENTS
‘OF CENTRAL SAARICH

Corporation of the District of Central Saanich Fire
Permits may be applied for as follows -

By telephoning 652-1612 -' Mondays 7.00 p.m, to
The public could assist the Volunteer
Fire Department by applying for permits only during
the above=-noted time. However, should circumstances
take it necessary to obtain permits other than on
Monday evening, they may be applied for on weekdays
from 8.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. by telephoning 642+1533,

Your cooperation with the above request will be

NOTE: ft is not necessary to obtain a fire permit for
burning in properly enclosed incineraters.

the Central Saanich Fire

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Municipal Clerk.

couver team by Mrs, Wynne Mad=

team,

play were ‘Dr. Cort McKenzie

(1), with: David “Graham -alter-:
Heatherington..
(2); Don Moffatt, captain. (3), °
* For: the®
homé side - were: Tony Yonge, :
captain, (1); Eoin’ Ruthven (2);-

nating;. Charles

and ° Pat® Oswald” (4). *

Jonty: Parker (3) and.B,G, Par-

ker (4), with Art Weeks and |-

Andy Barry alternating.-

joyable, with many old polo play-
ers appreciating the match play

‘and the tea which-followed, —It

is hoped. in the near future to
entertain the Portland and Top-
penish clubs at Saanichton, a

..Representing Vancouver in

The occasion was soctfally en- -

“BRENTWOOD

=. Mr. “and I Mrs, Charles A, Rice '
_ of 7032 Hagan Road wish to an=
“nounce the engagement ‘of their

to-Mre |
son’ of. Mr. and. 7

daughter, Jacqueline
Arthur. Ross,
Mrs. .George Ross of Nanoose
Bay. The wedding will. take
place at the. Brentwood. United
Church at 2:30 p.m.: on. August
17, Rev.. John Wood officiating,

Mrs. F.. Pratt, Sr. and Mrs,
Pratt Jr. have spent-a few days

_ visiting In Brentwoed Bay, Mrs,

Pratt Sr, at’ the. home of Mr.
ond Mrs, John Reynelds, and
Mrs. Pratt Jr, at the home of

her sister and brother-in-law,~

Mr, and Mrs. Harry Wilson of
Josephine Avenue, Mr. Wilson
{s recuperating from-a stay in
hospital,” Mrs. Wilson is thank-

ful~for’ the good neighbors -who =}

were so kind in taking her to
visit her husband while he. was
in Resthaven.

The Brentwood Women's In-
members spent ‘an -en~ : }-

stitute
joyable picnic and final meeting
of the year on July 2,. At 12:30
six - members;~. Mrs; Breadin,
Mrs, Woodward, Mrs. Bigelow,
Mrs: McFarlane, Mrs, Little-
wood and Mrs. Burwood visited -

the. local Zoo and. Pet Park, -

having fun feeding baby monkeys,
skunks, raccons and kids with
baby bottles... They then had an
impromptu meeting under - the

trees at Durrance Road School, ,;

when Mrs, Woodward gave a

short talk on:the Biennial Con- —

ference. held in June in Van-
couver, enlightening members

about the property at - Dragon
Lake, which may become a sec- _
ond Denman.College.. The group .

then: enjoyed a delightful tea at
the home of one of its members,

Mrs. G. Horner Harrison of the ~

Old West, Road, which included
a feed of lovely cherries picked
from one of her trees. | This
visit. was in the nature of a
farewell party, as Mrs. Harrison
has sold her lovely home on the’
Old West Road and will make

‘her home -tn.Sidney, Mrs, Har-
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