amp HOME OF REVIEW. FIPTY-SEVENT - Wednesday 221 “Oetober 2 1969 Children Fund will - ay. § inda Schoo chitaren ‘aking collection ‘cans From LIFE , Decembe r 16 USE PRIVIES “Survey. ‘figures: were report=’ ped? “previously: in ‘detail but. of particular. : “significance is. the ‘systems tested: are defective, a -further.16° dwellings. use privies "and: three discharge raw sewage directly into the sea... RECOMMENDATIONS - “Because. “of the situation ‘found ‘waterfront from Moses Point through “Deep Cove, around. ‘Coal: |. Point ‘and south to Towner. Road,. = “Doctor. ‘Whitbread made.a num. with | them on “Hallowe? en, as they. join “the Fund in helping. - children. such as the young boy pictured above. a 30, 1946, by. Gerald ‘Waller: See Story Page 3° . _- resolved not -to “consider at this: COUNCIL ABANDONS | WATER EXTENSION Central. Saanich council. has ~“ view -of the. situation that >. will arise. when: an: augmented supply «through the new Sooke “Tunnel becomes available, Mayor ce A.M, Galbraith recently wrote to - Mayor Hugh Stephen requesting’ .._ . discussions with the Greater Vie« |: -torla Board, It was subsequently: “made clear that the proposed ex -.., tension through the McHugh Val- ley to the North would entail a capital outlay of some 1-1/2 [| ¢ ““pll!iion dollars and annual inter- _ Alleged promises by 6f $150,000, est: charges 1 in: ‘the neighbor bood Central. Saanich, water - utility derives its supply fromEtk Lake, “and it has reasonably been supe. -posed that the: availability of. Sooke water inthe early seventies could lead to the full recreational “use of. the Jake; domestic supply there have to be restrictions. “Mayor, Galbraith said Monday that Central Saanich will now in-- ‘stall-new filter equipment at the Els Lake pumphouse, We should st a higher standard of purifi- ation and also a better tasting product,” ‘he remarked, As a source. of Central Saanich will also make ar more use-of the new G liddon Road well, “providing it. does not. pull “Yawn. the water table, said the “Mayor. Its sield has been tested with -highiy satisfactory resul ts: As supplier ‘of water to “the Deep. Cove ater. District and “purveyor of emergency supplies, | to. the: “Water systems, Mayor Galbraith, Brentwood and Sidney said that it is. neéessary at this “time for Centr al Saanich te hate’ a program,. A ground water sure vey has been carried out, and it is now. apparent that there will be no question ofarranging terms with Greater Victoria Water Board for some vears to come. ~ |youne Gre |IBADLY HURT ‘Loreen ‘Daniel, by. Andrea. Marie Sampson- ‘of “the West Saanich Indlan Reserve: ‘and was rushed ‘to Rest Haven Hospital’ by. Central» Saanich volunteer ambulance. : : ‘The accident oceurred on Oce stober. £7 at 8: 05 aim. in front of ‘the Tsartlip. school onthe West The case is still cunder investigation, “fe Loreen was. transferred that same day td. the Royal Jubilee Saanich. Road. Hospital where’ she was placed under intensive care with internal injuries and bruises, At press time she had been moved from the intensive care ward and {s in fate condition, ~ Just Who Promised une authorized persons’' causedcon~ - fusion at the meeting of Sidney + 0 council when Abtar Bains of Saa- nich Construction made anurgent appeal for the paving o/ Bradford Ave.and a part of Helen Ave, A letter from J, W. Preston, 10150 Helen, reterred to 4$5,000 bond held by the Town of Sidney to ensure compietion of pavingas part of a subdivision agreement, Alderman Stanley Dear moved that the town acknowledge its re- sponsibility. and consider the paving in the 1570 budget. From the floor, Mr, Gains protested the thotion, saying that he had been assured individually by con+ tractor K. Thompson, Mayor Freeman and the Superintendent pf Public Works that saving would be done this year. (Council had previously budgeted for 2 gravel gtade with blacktop to be com pleted later.) “This puts me in an ernibar~ rassing position’, said Mr. Baines, “I arm suffering quite heavily at this time through not having this road paved." Farther discussion revealed that no writ- fen commitment oa the part of the town had been made, but Mr, Baines felt that he had been given verbal promises. Alderman Bland spoke against the origtnal motion, “I did not realize when we discussed Pres~ ton’s letter that the paving had been promised from. this office, Let's look into this and see {f we are right or wrong, it is our obligation,’ ha stated, “A very awkward way for the town to budget’? objected Aider~ man Gardner. “Has Baines sold ‘lots on the strength nt black~ top road? On what authority’ Mr, Baines said he did not sell» the lots on these terms but was: foliowing up enquiries of his people, “The two matters are iden tical!’ sald Alderman Dear, ‘Most of council knew none of: this, I would support my soriginul motion that from our point of view it was not budgeted for this year. I sympathise fully, but HTELPEETSVELEUEDET ET PRSTUSEERET ARRAS FASTEN FEE STRSHATRD TERA TAT EAATT EA TN EAU ES EUG ETT SSEAD EAT PRET TR ESET DUPLEX LOW—COST PLAN Lowecest duplex housing of contemporary design will be bullt - in a new subdivision north of Weller Ave.,following approval and rezoning of ti: area by Sidney council last week, In welcoming the plan, } jayor A, W, Free man said, ‘to my knowledge it is the first low-cost development of this sert in Canada. Isee tt as a village within a town.” Danish architect, A. L. Pederson, has planned up to 36 units, each having the appearance of an individual home, with two bedrooms completed and a basement roughed in for two more bedrooms, bathroom and dea. are included. ‘tam advised,” Separate petios and carports said Mayor Freeman, ‘that re purchaser’s down payment will be within $1,906 if the Brit Columbia government's grant of $1,000 Is available. This should provide modern housing at a reasonable cost both to senior citizens and young mattled couples.” hat? conflicting. anawers have been given? vl support Alderman Dear in this’ agreed Alderman Bland, Contacted later, the Mayor stated ft is. unfortunate that this has arisen and I intend to have an early investigation. into the submission made by Baines. I feel there is a definite mis- understanding and misrepresen tation. This matter should 6 cleared up as soon as nossitle in the interest of allconcerned."” Regarding the $5,600 bond mentioned by Mr. Preston, the Mayor advised that no bond. was Tequested because the area in question WAS not 4 subdivision, STORM DRAIN PLANS Storm drain culverts on the north side of Malaview Ave, be« tween Fifth St, and Resthaven Drive will be connected and the area filled for future sidewalks. The same drain will be con- nected to a culvert running north in Mermaid Creek channelelimi- hating the open ditch which en« dangers the footings of a private residence nearby, according to opinish expressed at the meeting of Sidney Cowell, a young girl | ‘from: the Cole Bay Reserve, was'| ‘in. ‘collision witha ear: driven | of recommendations, some wider: area, “They are: “a statement that 43 percent of the 85 : in: the homes located: ‘along ‘the |: py s A G. . Dags A complete ban. ‘on. the: issuance of building permits” ‘and thé cons : Sst etion - Of a: “seworage “system: ‘to serve. ‘the: area around Deep. : : Cove has. been recommended by. the Metropolitan: Board of Health, horough.. report. ‘containing: the startling. results ofa Survey. an irivate: sewage disposal . systems” in the Deep Cove: waterfront area, | Senior Medical Health Officer, Doctor: J.L.M. advised North Saanich: council that’ hazard ‘in this ‘area caused by. septic tank k systems”. . Whitbread, ‘There exists: a. definite. health ay of which would. apply to. a much he instituted in that: area ‘Tying: to the west .of ‘and bounded by. : “the West. Saanich Road from Pat~ Ticla Bay to Tatlow Road; Tat- low Road to Chalet ‘Road; Chalet | Road to’ Moses Point Road and Moses Point-Road until serviced by an approved sew age system, , 2... ‘Permits to facilitate ex~ : pansion ‘of existing: dwellings (i.e. -bedrooris): Should: ‘not be issued: ewilthout “ -satistactory . percolation. : tests, as. well, as a full inspection. ‘man: F. Ce ‘Adams: has: tender council after three’ years glthough e appeared to éwell been particularly active as chal man. of the. public” works cor normally serve, but.as there will be: reasoned thatthe. seat’ he. will = Vacate: can. be filled at the same. time. “ed in Victoria and first came to. North Sainieh-in. 1934;° Long ‘a> member of the RCN, Reserve, he took a permanent. commis- sion “in the. Navy in 1935: and “served for 10 years before leay- ing as a Commander. in the Elec~ trical Branch, In wartime much of his energy was spent in the field of ship construction, . and in 1945 he was largely respone. sible for establishing the Navy’s new electrical school in Hali- fax. » After returning. to his native province, he joined the staff of B.C. Telephone Co, and played ‘a prominent role asco-ordinator for the conversion to automatic dialing systems. Although he retired in 1960, he has since taken an active part in. public affairs, Supervision of the construction of the Sid- ney-North Saanich Library is fst one of the many contribu tions he has made to his com- munity. “ft have enjoyed serving on North Saanich council’? said Mr. Adams “and I intend to maine tain an interest in municipal affairs. Ihave hed the great- est support from Municipal Clerk Michael Allen, the public works crews and the contractors who have undertaken jobs for us.” For the immediate future, the retiring alderman plans to take things a Hitle more leisurely, SAFETY PRECAUTION Sidney Council has approved purehase of a gasometer for safaty of public works crew test+ ing pump stations, alse equipment for the removal of toxie or Harn~ mahle gases. ‘his resignation. to North Saanich of-: and cheerful, Mr. Adarns, ‘who has | ° have» one -year “lett. to. election in early. December for... 4 the: positions of mayor and three ™ aldermen, the retiring alderman ; ‘Clit Adams was born andrais- ; “but: a tr 1 wife is on the. agenda tor “so - time in 1970”, oe © : : issued Le “A> complete ban-on issu-:| “ance of: building: permits. should Mayor. and Council of North Saa~ “nich’cone Medical Health Officer of letters. “malfunctioning ..sewage disposal’ systems ‘exist; as outlined in the following categories: - (a). “A written ord Jadieating th: without treatment, : an--order: to- construct: a -Septle: tank: and tile: -property owners. 0 -< : 7 On ‘In: the case “of. ‘summer: “sewage. disposal systems, where: aco moving its con nts by pimp tan ° truck, pr L “existing ‘dwellings is. ‘eliminated. Bion ; and Hee \rmy, Navy and Air :Poree Assoc jation, will assamb |/at’the AN & AF-Hall, Fourth § at” i0-a.m., and: will! be. prepared. to’ march to Sanscha: Hall at 10.30 “ae - ted: ‘by: the °° 676. Sidney: insnien Air Cadet band, Para tarshal ts Bob, Harman, * RASH. OF CAR ACCIDENTS: ~ REPORTED BY R.CMP. | - Sidney detachment. R “OM, P. reported -six automobile ac- cidents during the past week. The first took place on Wed« nesday, Oct. 15, at 11:00 a.m. Rosemary Erickson of 9538 West Saanich Road, while backe ing up, scraped the side of the parked vehicle belonging to Al-~ bert Avolede of 2269 Mills Road. Damape was assessed atapprox~ imately. $170, was issued a traffic . violation notice for backing when it was unsafe to do so, In the traffic proceeding from the ferry on the Patricia Bay. Highway on October 17, KA Webb of Victoria ran into the rear of the. automobile driven by Stuard Smith of Victoria. Damage amounted to$230, There were no ‘injuries and no charge was laid. Later that same day Frank Montador, 2441 Lovell Ave., Sid» ney was proceeding Easton Mala view when he ran into the side of the vehicle driven by Veronica Stinson of Victoria, at the inter- section of Rest Haven and Mala« view, There sere no charges laid, Damage was under $t:!9, The following day an accident toot. place which resulted in dane ages of apofnxivhately $159, Mrs. Eriekson . Frank L, “Godfrey of 9508 Loch “side Drive, Sidney backed out of | | > his’ driveway in: front. of the vee. hicle: driven: by Enid: M. Rawe { cliffe of 2224 Amity Drive which was proceeding North, Mr.Gode. frey was issued a-traffic viola- tion notice ‘for backing. when it was unsafe to do 80. >. Two accidents took place Sune day morning involving single ears, . Russell Wallace Husch of Kel- owna, B.C,, was proceeding North. on Patricia Bay Highway when he came around the sharp curve at McDonald Park Road inthe in~ side lane, crossed over the road and ran inio a fence and guard posts, He was giveti a violation notice for driving without due care and attention, Darnage was assessed at$i30, John L. Caldwell of Ganges, Salt Spring Island, was also travelling North on the highway when his sheels went off the shoulder on the right side of the road, He lost controt of the car which flipped over ontn the roof and slid 130 feet down the highway. He was not injured but damage t his car armwented to $700, Mr. Caldwell was issued 4 traffic violation notice for drivtag Without due care and attertion, with the Issue by the'| to owners. of dwellings dn which. : exists, ‘and ‘sewage is discharged aC field or holding © tank: where “necessary,- “shouldbe isaued to the. cottages”: with” malfunctioning’ e ane All beach h soonsene inthe ap- _ propriate installation could be Ananced at acostof lees.