‘Wednesday, July, 16,. 1969 .

a

Fines |

~sWarning tickets and verbal ad-
e having. failed. to rid the
streets of Central Saanich of
‘s stray dogs, resort was made this
year: to’ “prosecutions and ‘fines
0 uphold: the municipal Animal
“Control by-law.’ a :
» Report of: Maurice Webb, ani-
‘mal controller, for ‘the first six
_ months of the year discloses that
- the’ campaign conducted jointly
_,with_Police Chief F, L, Brownlee
s 80" far resulted in. 32 con=
«| -vietions for allowing dogs to.run
“at large, in some’ cases without
*a Mcence, Eight more cases are
“pending. ,
“Mr. Webb ‘said that there still

are a number of unlicenced: dogs -

in the municipality, “It is his in-
__ tention to. prosecute without ex-
-- ception. any persons found to be

“keeping a dog without a current
- Heence, a

: Council last y year set the fol-
= ‘lowing licence scale:. male dog
~ OP spayed female, $4; female dog,
$6.. Licences not taken out by
April 30 are automatically
... increased by $2 in allcases, Mr.
- Webb. recommends an increase
‘of $2 in the licence for unspayed

a Warnings
Keep Dogs On Leash

Number of licences issued in
Central. Saanich to June .30 was
457. During the period 12 dogs

were picked up, impounded and;
“claimed by owners on payment

of $5 fee, plus $1.50 a day for
boarding at kennels.

Mr. Webb ‘said that the li-
cence situation is now much bet-
ter, and as a result of the camn-~
paign there are far less. dogs out
of control.

Three dogs were shot for run-
‘ning. sheep. There ~were few
complaints in the period ofcattle
being at large. .

Parking Problem

At the request of council, Cen-
tral Saanich parks and recreation
committee’ is examining ways -
and means of banishing vehicles’
from. the Centennial Park pro-

perty.

One preposal suggested Mon-
day evening was for the purchase
of an additional four acres of
property to the west of the park
for'a-parking lot with access by
Hagan. Road,

‘between Ardwell Drive and Is-

“MORE
“HIGHWAY.
MONEY

"Following quickly the sanction-
ing of $1,700,000 for the recon-
struction of Patricia Bay Highway

land View Road, Premier.W.A.C,
Bennett has announced treasury
board approval to call tenders
for the 2.95. miles of highway:
from Cherry Tree Bend south to
Rogers Ave, Estimated cost is
$2.15 million,

“Included in this’ phase of con-"
struction are two major inter-
changes, the northerly in the vi-
cinity of ‘Falaise Cres., and the
other south of Royal Oak where
Quadra St. willoverpass the highe
way and link with Glanford Ave.
Both interchanges* will give ac-
cess to the Royal Oak. business
area and West Saanich Road,

$5,000 Bail
In Resthaven

Arson Charge

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“Roseman Ines Jones,..53, of
1976 Keating. Cross Road ap-
peared in Sidney magistrate’s
court last week and was re-
manded without plea until July
18, -She was charged with arson
“in connection with a fire which
was started“in the basement of
Rest Haven Hospital on June 30
and released on. $5,000. bail.
A fire-broke out in-a ground
floor washroom about 9:30 a.m.
Arnold Henriksen, who was work=
ing neaby, grabbed a fire ex-
tinguisher and had a nurse sound
an alarm.
emergency sprinkler went on,
shortly followed by the appear-
ance of the Sidney and North
Saanich Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment. The blaze wasextinguish-
ed before much damage was done.

$40 For Liquor
Trevor. Kennedy, Davis of 1984.
Waterloo | Street, Victoria -ap-

“Ashby on Saturday, July 12 and
was fined $40, for. being a minor
in possession of liquor. :

my

Seconds later. the |.

peared before Magistrate D.G. |.

ae

y ; Move To Save Stand Of Trees

_ Made. By Cc Saanich. Council’

B,..c. Hydro Authority has

“been - asked by Central Saanich -

council to save a stand_of tall

{fir trees bordering Stelly’s Cross

° Stelly’s
“that a new water main was re-
~eently laid on the south side of
Telephone wires also .
-are carried on poles on the south

‘the road,

-, Road, : west of Veyaness: Road...

“In .a letter: read at the last

* meeting of council, Mr, and Mrs,
“Ee A. ’Chatwell,
drew attention toa proposal to |
_ install anew power line along.

2160: Stelly’s,

the north side of the road.

Council was reminded that
-is:to: be widened and

side, :
“Help us to preserve the na=-

ry. tural beauty that in this instance

~: . greatly enhances Central Saanich
~ municipality,’

the. Chatwells’
urged.

-.. Trees farther along the road
- were butchered.- We should have
a policy,” Alderman Margaret

Salt observed, ve

Municipal Clerk Fred Durand:

-. Said that applications. from the

: Hydro Authority or’ Telephone |:

Threatened by power line installation is this handsome”
“stand of Douglas Fir on the north side of Stelly’s s Cross

Road near Veyaness, (Review Photo).

company for consent to lop trees

on-the road allowance would nor-

mally be dealt with by the su-
perintendents of works -and

WHAT WILL FIGURES SHOW

The picture ‘is not as bright
as it could be for Saanich Pen-
insula berry growers,

This is the word from
Horticultural Branch of

the
the

provincial Department of Ag-.

riculture, which predicts lower
tonnages in the harvest of straw-

berries, raspberries and logans’
Will show -up when statistics for

the year are compiled.
But peninsula plantations are
better off than many~on- the

‘mainland, the branch states.
Quality of Saanich strawber-,

ries this year was good but.hot
weather brought the crop on ra=

“1 pidly and the fruit was compara=

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tively small.
with no mould,

Strawberries in. the: Fraser
Valley were hard hit in the wint=
er ‘freeze-up and only about 450
acres survived, Preliminary
statistics indicate the crop will
be larger ‘than previously es-
timated, but the winter kill was
devastating. -

~In- the. Kootenays an: excellent
“crop was forecast, but extreme :
ly. wet. weather. hit ‘at
time and growers are anticipat-
ing 2 loss of: up to one-third of
the returns they expected. There -

Quality was good, -

was a great deal. of fruit rot in

“the Kootenays --=“up"to-50 per
cent in. some.fieldsin. spite ‘of
control sprays.

On the raspberry tronty. the
«branch “reports the fruit size in

“Saanich is dropping off with plant~-

picking -

IN HARVEST OF BERRIES?

‘ings showing ‘typical drying up
that is. characteristic’? of many
plantations in this area.

Fraser Valley raspberries
haven’t fared well either be-
cause of weather. Cold, wet
weather cut down volume, then
some plantations started to dry

off. The wet weather contributed
* t0.a mould problem. .

The crop
is expected to be about 15: per
cent ‘less than predicted earlier,

their - raspberries, A good qual-
ity crop ‘is ‘reported,
injured canes have made an ex-

“cellent recovery, although virus”
-diseases appear more prevalent

this year than usual, :

Saanich” logans’ are: repor rted-
to be lacking in vitality and a
‘crop reduction trom last’ year is
expected. .

British Columbia Ferries
~can™ tourists
chanees are that. many a Yankee
traveller is unimpressed if not
downright disgusted with the go-
vernment's knowledge of United
States history.

Paper place. mats. for ferry
dining. rooms.” which - must be -
_ used by: tens of thousands, cur-
rently show a map of B.C; and
a brief history of the Gulf of
Georgia waters and islands. The
information is interestingenough
but the first statement is inac-
curate,

The brief begins by. stating
“The US. War_of Independence,
was still raging a econtinent’s
breadth away in ARTZ. 2.

‘| Most everyone will realize “at

once that the date is in error
by 120 years; thal by 1877 the
great American nation had de«
veloped to the point: where it
had even completed a four vear
civil war,

it is distinetly possible that
the mistake was made by thé
Queen's printer and some one

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in authority: accepted the ‘large
order of place mats as they are
to™ save” the cost of a-re-print.

Conceivably no one has notited.

the erroneous date,

One of the cheerful: and ef-
ficient waiters on the Queen of
Esquimalt expressed . complete
surprise: when he “was. shown
the ‘mistake,- He laughingly sug-

gested that a copy be. sent to

Premier Bennett,

The Kootenays are happier with”

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“waterworks. He. noted. that both
authorities are concerned .with
~ public relations and in the past
had been ‘anxious to cooperate,
“On secondary roads we should
try to induce’ both concerns to
carry. their lines on. the same
“posts,’”” said Alderman Ted Clay-
ards,

Aldermen Philip Benn and
. Percy Lazarz .urged_ all. pos:
sible action to'save the- ‘t¥ees

‘and a. motion requesting B.C. Hy-°

dro Authority ‘to submit a plan
which will-in no way damage
the group was. proposed by. Al-
derman Don MacLaurin and car-
ried unanimously.

Heart Fund |

The BC. Heart Fund has gone
over its target of $400,000 by
$23,000.

‘Andrew E, Saxton, provincial
campaign. chairman, said this
year’s campaign was the most’
successful one heid and ‘‘our
thanks goes to the: tens of thou-
sands of generous citizens and

Tops Target

volunteers. who made it ‘pos=.
sible.’’

Heart funds will be used to

control heart disease through

programs of research, educa-.

tion, and community service,

In the 1969/70 Heart. Fund
budget, 71. percent is allocated
towards research’ on all aspects
of cardiovascular disease.

Essential provision contained
in a new North Saanich by-law

sity for. the owner to provide a
high standard of services without
expense to the municipality.

Although a number of reason-
ably large parcels of ‘land do
exist in the area, there are but
a few-in comparison ..with the
many. smaller ones of a few
acres each. Owners of these
latter. properties will in many
cases find it desirable to work
together with neighbours to open
roads and install services.

Some help in this regard is
now being provided by the mun-
icipal authorities, For example,
only recently’ a plan was com-
pleted. showing how-the undevel-
oped portions of Curteis Point
should. be subdivided and ser-
-viced.
‘produced for the Ardmore area

ality. © :
-Among the ‘general require-
“ments’? are a.number dealing

One: states that, with certain

fronting on the street. No par-
cel ‘shall have a mean depth
greater than three times its mean
width. °

- The retention of-natural cover
and trees will be encouraged as
will modern concepts of develop-
ment such as contour road de~
‘Sign, cul-de-sacs, loop streets
and cluster housing.

Every. street designed within
a proposed subdivision shall be
classified major or minor and
no. subdivision shall be designed
in such a fashion that parcels

July 31

FAIR GROUNDS

regulating. subdivision and de-
velopment of land is the neces-" .

Similar plans will be..

and other parts of the municip= -

“with the size-and: shape ‘of lots, .

exceptions, no parcel shall have.
less than 10% of its. perimeter:

NORTH SAANICH ©
_ LAND PLANNING -
_ DETAILS GIVEN |

will require direct access from
a major street which is a de-
signated arterial,

for: the allocation of the contro-
“yversial access roads to all na-
vigable bodies of water.

“After stating many general de-

Provision has~ been’ retained.

velopment requirements, the by-

law provides the more. specific
requirements for the various
zones which include comprehen-
sive, residential A and B, rural
and others, They deal with road
widths and surfaces, sanitary
sewers, storm drains, culverts
and other services. |

Street specifications may be
considered: by some to be some-
- what ‘stringent. Minor streets

are to be paved with hot mix =~

to a-minumum. width ‘of 22: feet =

while for major streets the min-
imum is 34~36 feet. Concrete

in certain subdivisions, asphalt
gutters and gravel shoulders in
others,
. These and many other regula-

curbs and gutters are required.

tions applicable to all future land:

developments in North Saanich
are contained in by-law. 73 which
will probably be given final
reading and adoption at the next
“regular ‘meeting .of council on
July 21. It is understood that
it will be available to interested
parties at the municipal 0 offices
-after adoption. --

Hit-run Charge

2

James Campbell Brown of Sid~ —

ney appeared in Sidney magis-
trate’s court. Saturday, July 12
and was fined $75 for hitting a
parked vehicle at the Travelodge
and leaving the scene without
reporting the accident,

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