ey Chairman of’

ee “for™ the ‘Saanich
: Peninsula Art Centre. and any-
= one wishing. :to become a mem-

er ‘may: contact _ her at the
~ above number. = :

TURDAY 6:50 P.M, cee

_ MATINEE EVERY. SATURDAY.
TRL AT 1:15 PM.

exhausted |

_- captive of
three) young

st _ ladies, with:
@ unique. idea.
of revenge. —s.

iN Vere Hl MIWEUX
a» THE CHRSomeR “SR JONES

Special Saturday Matinee.
NOVEMBER 15 at 4:15

“A ‘Dog. of Flanders’ a
in Color

DAVID LADD, DONALD CRISP
Admission - All Seats 50¢

" MON. ~TUES, - WED. - THURS, - FRI, ~ SAT.
_ NOVEMBER 17 - 18 - 19-20 21 - 22

Watch this couple outwit a comput er,
embezzie a fartune, ard ve
happily ever atter--u:

Ve *a-Goideeys Mayer guises SME cred s soert A were Petar hes

s»«Peter Ustinov. Maggie Smith
Karl Malden -

the. northern ssupit patien al

“| | these too have limits,

ities ‘at a very. reasonable price -

might : eave: the- impression ‘that

‘new trunk pipeline. “However. ‘the ar
: overall ‘situation’ if: ‘anything: is. ;
| better. now . than at any. time in.

recent: cyears =: :because* Sooke

Water. is- becoming: available: at.
‘the. Elk Lake! area, for pumping»

to the north. ‘The Peninsula now
largely depends. on: Elk Lake it-
self, which is supplied by springs
of litnited capacity, and the rate |

| of: withdrawal from’ the lake has

steadily ‘risen to the point where

-| there-is almost no: surplus over=_—

flow. Although the’Eik Lake : sup-
ply? is. supplemented by’ wells

Now: however, the Greater Vic-
teria Water Board is building a‘
line which will-bring Sooke water
to a point where a connection can.

-be: made to the Elk ‘Lake pumping ©

system, and has offered to supply,
water to the northern municipal- -

oops Lif they, will take delivery in the

this wartime innovation of the .

Department of National Defence
served. government . establish-
ments -in-the Patricia ‘Bay area
:and . the Dominion ‘Experimental
Farm, | » The pipeline was ‘sub-

Lake: water. were Sidney Water-

works © District, :taken over ‘in.

1944 from a private undertaking
dating back to 1913;.and Brent-

wood Waterworks District, now of

21: years seniority,

Formerly a reservoir. for. the
City, the GVWB claimed rights
sto -Elk* Lake water ‘and’ payment
for: the quantity consumed on. the.

“WATER”.

NELSON DEWEY S™

. SOOK E- WA TE R Continued fi from Page 1

Peninsula: Some years later an

attempt to raise the price of 35
cents per 1,000 gallons was re-
sisted by Peninsula users and an

“amendment to the Water Act was

~ necessary to rectify, an awkward.
“sequently: turned over to the De- .
‘partment of Transport. :

. -Also-with prior ‘rights: to- Elk‘

situation.

. Central Saanich. District re-
tains ‘its’ obligation to retail Elk
Lake-water to the various sep-
arate ‘utilities,: to which’ were
later added Deep Cove Water

District and Piers [sland util-

ity.:

for $30, 000, _ paying .equal inter-

_est-free instalments over.a per-
iod of -20 years.: It has contracts

_ Weather es

“The: following : is the ‘metero=

“iégieal report’ for the week end=:}
~ing- Nov."9° furnished! by the. Re= |’
; PACIFIC STANDARD TIMES AT

_ Search Station, Saanichton.
Maximum tem. (Nov, 6)-<=' 55
“Minimum. “tem. (Nov. 9) =-- 37
: Minimum: On -grass ~-=--=-" 28
Precipitation a.

» Total - Precipitation

Sunshine os

SIDNEY

-S Supplied by the: meterologial

“division, : Department of.Trans~
port for. the week ending Nov, 9.
Maximum ‘tem. (Nov.: 6) === 55

Minimum tem: (Nov. 8) =2=735 [7°

Mean temperature :
Precipitation :

Slimmers Meeting

Sidney Slimmers T.0.P,'s Club | -

held a social evening at the Health

Centre room and Mrs, Alva Aus= | é
_ tn, leader, welcomied the guests, | |
Mrs, Berna Schemilt, grapho-

analyst, gave .a. talk and rom-
“mented On’ ‘specimens of hand~
“writing that: “were: submitted, The
“evening ‘closed ‘with. the presen=
tation of a skit by Gail Osborne
and Debbie Thomas, andthe serv-

ing of refreshments,

Nov: ce ~

TIDE TA BLE

_FULFORD HARBOUR

tds a. mo
10.00. asm.
4.05 (pam:
_— 5.15 p.m,
. 15. 2,00- a.m.
1005 acm,

.  §.45: p.m

7.00 p.m,

2.55 amo on

11-30: a.m,
6.30 p.m.

- 8.35 p.m.
3.55 a.m, .

12.10 p.m
7.05 p.m,

‘1115 pom,

5.10: asm,

12,45 p.m.

-. 7,40 pom
1,39-a.m..:
6.10 ame.

1.05 pamo

8.20 pom.

(7 2,55' a, m. -

- 9,30 am,

- 4:30 pom,

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‘months,’ h
an opinion whether or not ex-.
isting supplies will be sufficient
to supply the hundreds of new . Q
dwellings anticipated when ‘the _

Central Saanich sewer system ©

ba hy Se ee ie ee

ed to supply water at cost price

to the Swartz Bay ferry terminal

during the lifetime of the agree-
ment, and has extended its sphere

“of service to the Lands End Road

and Curteis Point areas in North

» Saanich,

Currently. the Peninsula pic-

ture is further complicated by:

the entry of North Saanich mun-
icipality into the water business,

the Deep Cove water utility hav-:

ing existed before the District

; "was incorporated.
", . Deep Cove utility i is buying the :

: extension, pipeline to Swartz Bay The remote Dean Park area of

‘North Saanich has hitherto been

serviced: by ‘Sidney. Waterworks
District, exclusively with - Elk:
“Lake. water although the Sidney
area has ‘independant - Sources =
jeand! draws: from Elk Lake: only i in.
. times of Shortage,

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ee
%

‘Terms of the transfer as: stip-

| ulated by. the Sidney utility were.
agreed last week by North Sas:
anich council, subject to reser-_
4} vations

“| boundary,
‘been suggested.

concerning .. the. actual

North Saanich will accept full

{ responsibility for the operation
and administration of the Dean“
‘Park system, and for effecting

the secession of the area,.

Turning to the south-west of
| the. Peninsula, Brentwood Water-
District has access to the Elk
‘| Lake pipeline but has not drawn

water from that source for the
past. eight. years. Local re-
sources are proving sufficient
for present needs,

- Chairman Vie Dawsonhas sere
‘['ved since ‘the commencement of
the utility which. he expects to'- |)
in. the next-12.~

be ... debt-free
He would not. hazard

is installed;
Ten years. ago at a repre=

sentative. meeting convened by

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Sidney ‘and North Saanich Cham-
ber of Commerce, Mr. Dawson
urged the formation of a Greater
Peninsula Water Board. He said
then that his. _attempt to interest
the-.local- M, LA. “had” got no=

where.”

A’ year ago,. with an eye ‘to
presenting a common front in

negotiations with Greater Vic-.

toria Water Board on the mat-

_ ter” of Sooke Lake water, there
Was another ‘meeting | of water.

authority representatives ‘ard the
Greater Saanich. Water Commit-
tee was formed with Mr. Daw-
son elected chairman,

" Apparently the new committee

‘has not: met. in:the interim, but

Mr. Dawson said this week, ‘this

ds the way, the only. way to sort:
out the problems involved.” With:
“the formation® of./a Peninsula :

Board he saw no reason why the

Various: utilities ‘should. not’ re=

tain their separate identity,

Such “a measure of unity is
“Much to be desired if the finan-

cial “and other obstacles: are to

McTavish | Road has : be overcome,

-’ Meanwhile, _ much is. expected
of a Saanich Peninsula survey by
the Water - Rights ‘Department

which has been in progress for:

some years. The report when

" presented should clear: up much
that has been obscure, and pro=
ject. a thoroughly _unbiased as- |

sessment of the needs ofthe area.
for the balance of the century,

A n AAA,

| Hae case?

Call ine personally
LEN PARKIN

av 386-7565

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then if: more ground-water is

‘| be ‘installed. to. compensate for

the wartime Patricia Bay air-

‘ment to Central:Saanich for. use:

‘is’ still. held ° by the: Federal

‘Deep Cove. areas, in addition to

: operation, of..the line as.a whole, :

is. fora long, term supply to, Sid- ,
ney ‘and North’ Saanich at less

than : the present delivered cost.
of Elk Lake water, *.

: The existing 12-inch pipeline
from Elk Lake to North Saanich,
if augmented: with: intermediate.
pumping stations could carry all
the foreseeable water needs of
the northern peninsula well into
the 1380’s at the indicated rate
of. population growth, and beyond

developed in the north: As -the
pipeline flow increases addition--
al. pumping. stations will have'to

increasing line-friction, per-
haps “one. new: pumping ‘Station
per year,

The pipeline was built to serve

training ‘station, ‘and “the section |
in Central Saanich and the pump-
ing: station was conveyed subse~
quenily by the Federal govern-

as. a° municipal ‘water: line, The :
section north. of Central Saanich’

government; ‘although ° -used to”
supply - Sidney, “Lands: End. and

the airport: and - ‘ferry: terminal,

The government has indicated its -
willingness. to “convey: this sec-
tion. to North and Central Saa-..
nich if they can arrange for joint’

There isa strong case for’ the

‘diture: On. anew - pipeline.

two: -Taunicipalities to. get to-

g Stations,” pert negotiate: -

= jointly with Victoria for theSooke

cultural us cedures to allocate .

- costs.in Central Saanich between ee
* the.-main pipeline: and’ the local: :
“distribution” system. However ies
° approached with’ a generous at-

titude on the part of all parties

these issues should ‘be’ solvable”
on an equitable. basis, . without. .

need for: interference at the pro-

vincial or regional level, and the

end. result’ could: be:.an adequate —

low-cost water supply through °s .
_. the ‘next decade, ‘and the avoid=

ance ofa major capital expen:
s
many areas of the northern pen-

: insula are faced.with major ex-

penditures for sewage treatment.
and disposal, this is no time to

“be ‘incurring capital | expense for.”
water supply if. it can be avoided
during the next decade.

-vicinity of Elk Lake and pump it. - =
‘| north, ‘On this basis the prospect.

“Trevor Cc. M, Davis”
- Alderman ©."
North Saanich

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Services were held in Sand’s
Memorial Chapel of Chimes, Vic-

toria, last Friday for Miss Isa~

bel Marie Bescoby, who at her:
death on: Novernber.-3 had been |
resident in Sidney for the past.
seven: months... The Rev. AL E.
King officiated.

The deceased, a former re-.
sident of Vancouver and Victoria,
is survived by her mother, Mrs,
F, E, Bescoby, Vancouver; her

sister, Mrs. .T. R, (Hazel Jean) ©

Wilson, North Vancouver, two"

‘| nephews and two » neces. .

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