“Victoria's. Arion: “Male Voice -
“Choir. “andthe: Canadian Forces .
~ Naden Band: will’ ‘unite in acons:
ert on. ‘Saturday. Nov,-22-at 8:30.
-pemy in ‘Central: Junior Second=".

Ary: ‘School and ‘proceeds will be.

- donated to United Appeal, oe

The concert, sponsored by the

o Arto Male. Voice Cholr, is un=

der: -the patronage of Lieutenant-
Governor and Mrs. John Nichol
SON, Pete =. -

; The ‘band will be directed by

“band and choir will perform to~

“Captain. ‘Leonard’ “Camplin ‘cb
PTC, Ly ALR.C.M., LiGS.Me.
The. choir, “with: Bert Storar

“as “Conductor and © _ Mrs, Helen

McVie, accompanist, will appear

inthe guest artist role: with two

choral groups, “In addition the

gether in-the- opening and grand
finale to the program...
Tickets for this concert are
$1. each -and- may be: obtained
from: Arion members ‘or, at
-Eaton’s Box Office, Victoria, --.-

Winners. Of Rotary Awards
, Announced At Club Dinner

* Sidney Rotary Club onW ednes-

day -entertalned.-four - Special -

scholarship winners and their:

parents. at. dinner -at the ‘Sidney~:

Hotel,. The annual awards are an

integral part of the-Club’s com* .
. munity service activities, °
. Each of the students expressed -

thanks to the donors: Judy Mart=
“in, 72116 “Brentwood
awarded a $150 ‘scholarship, is
interested in: computor - training
at UVIC; Susan’ Hodson, 877
Royal Oak Avenue, $100 award,
is to take nursing: training | at.

188
award, {s. not. yet. sure of: the

‘Studies at. UVIC, while’ Chris

_ studying science at UVIC,
Drive, =

Royal Jubilee Hospital and. then
will return to UVIC; Karan Smithy
Cordova Bay Road, $100

career she will follow after her

Peterson, 5031 Sunrise Terrace,
also a $100 award.winner, -is

‘The’ Rotary selections . were
made by a committee headed by
Harry Tobin, advised by - Joe
Lott, principal of Claremont sen-
ior secondary school where all
of the candidates were students,

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as follows:

PRENTWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
Tesdey: I November 25 5 ot.8.00 p.m.

AGRICULTURE HALL, SAANICHTON
- Thursday, November 27. at 8. 00 p.m.

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- Seldom haga speaker: In Side
“ney been: accorded. such a recep-
tion..as was. the guest-speaker- al
Sidney PTA. on Monday evening,
@Of -course,” seldom. has Sidney

‘ beenvisited by such anentertain- |.

ing speaker as Dr,Charles Gal-
loway, an Associate Professor
with: the Faculty of Education.at
UVIC; who spoke on: «Rewards
and; Punishment in ‘Children's
~ Learning.” ‘

/With © the “school auditorium
presently undergoing reecone
Struction, the: capacity audience
crowded into the new school lib-
rary,

Dr. Galloway develuped such a

‘rapport -with: his cudtence - that |

there ‘was not the usual hes}-
tancy. during the question period,
In fact the parents ‘were ‘indi-
cating a desire to keep him ans-~

-Wering questions all night, until

he was finally rescued by Mrs.
Neva -Pennie, calling for'a vole
of thanks, :

_ Sidney. School ‘is. justly ‘proud

‘of its nice new library, and the
use. it gets is truly amazing.
Whenever there is-a break, the
children literally Spill into the
Library area, They are most
ably guided by. Mrs. Drengson,
‘the librarian,
for knowledgé’or recreation in
‘reading, with the. latter posing
the more difficult problem. While
most children could find reading
material to appeal to them, there
are always exceptions, for whom
~a different approach is neces-
sary, This approach. is justi-
fied ff it starts a child reading
who might not otherwise become
- interested in books,

There is a brary. budget, but
it must be well and truly stretched
out to cover necessities, and so
-We vare. putting out’ a request

_ we feel most appropriate at this.

atime, being the 20th Anniversary

: ., Of Young Canada book week.

_Any. of the following maya ines

: or, periodicals. which you. might

have around the’ house, and which
“would: eventually be thrown. out,

would “be “most appreciated and

“WIL. be well. used: :-by- the chil-
dren ©

Jack & iN, Golden Magazine,
‘Children’ s Digest, Life, Natural
History, U.N. Courier, National
. Geographic. B.C." -Outdoors,
* Beautiful B, C, sHotiday, B.C. Mo-
torist. :

These may “be left ai Sidney

‘School during school hours, or for.

pick-up please call’ 656-2572,

Minor Fined $50

"Appearing before ‘Judge D.G.
Ashby in Sidney magistrate’s
court-on Saturday, November 15
was Richard Rousselle of Sid-
hey. He was charged with be-~:
ing a minor in possession of
Hquor. a ‘and was fined $50,

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AREAS OF SERVICE are shaded in the plan of the »

proposed Central Saanich sewerage system prepared by

consultant engineers,

_ From Brentwood Bay. in-the west a

the four areas are connected by.. trunk and sub- trunk
-of discharge to the ocean.south of :

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wood would gravitate toward the
waterfront and be lifted by three
automatic underground -lift sta~

tlons into. the main. trunk: sewer |

and flow by gravity via Stellys
Cross -Road, Holm Road and.
Prosser Street; then - through
Tsawout Reserve to a. second=
ary treatment plant located just
south of Cordova Spit,

Additional lift stations will be
provided at-the junction of Wal-
“West . Saanich
Road, and at the. shoreline end

of. Mount Newton Cross Road,

The, outfall will be into about
50-feet depth of water, .

It has beon noted that cer=
tain dwellings inthe lower water=
front area of Brentwood Bay will
require special” purnping ts to the
system: :

DELAY EXPLAINED

be said with certainty that writ-

ten assent of the government will -

be obtained. to -hold.the referen-
dum at the time of the municipal
elections, Mayor. Galbraith em-
phasized that delay in processing

is not. the fault of the Provincial

government,

He indicated that the delay in
submitting the proposals had oc
curred because- .the original

scheme was for several reasons’

not acceptable, Council there=

-fore had then ‘to prepare a ture

ther submission,

He was, however, hopeful that

the present scheme will be ap

proved in time for the referendum
as. planned. Full . explanations
will be offered at all-candidate

meetings scheduled at Brentwood.

elementary school on November
25, and at. Saanichton Agricult~
ural Hall on November 2%, both
at 8 pom.

For public acceptance of the
Scheme, on which all owners
électors {n the municipality may
ballot, a 60 per cent majority is
required,

S ar

- While ‘at ‘press time it éunnot

NORTH SAANICH

Five Seeking Four Seats

BY A. G. DAGG

*.Mayor dames B,
appears to be headed for a further
two years’ as North Saanich's

senior administrator. Unless.
someone files nomination papers
for the office by next Monday,

His. Worship’ will be ‘returned -

by acclamation.

“Earlier this year | thought _

of stepping down,’'. said Mayor
Cumming, ‘but there are a num-
ber of projects I would like to
complete,

A “definite - ‘contest: has de-

veloped for the four aldermanic.
seats which: will. become: vacant,

and at least two new - aldermen |
will sit-on counell next year,

Alderman. F.C. Adums pre-

viously announced his retirement:

‘and: his seat must be filled for.
one year to bring it ‘Into: Bro
‘per sequence, ;

More ‘recently Alderman D: R;

Cook. declared: himself out of: the

race, “(See Letter to Editor P. 4), .
He has served for: four. years and
his two. year term expires. at.

‘Silver. Threads |

Thursday, _ Nov. 20, “Bridge
Club, games and ‘cards, 1.30
pom; Friday, Nov, 21, °Jacko,
2 -p.m.; -Monday, Nov, 24,.-W,
Gardner,-Mrs. Abbott: and:Russ |.
Simpson will play for sing-along |:

and dancing, 2 p.m.j; Tuesday, |.
Noy, 25, Arts and Crafts, 11:00]
‘} asm. to -3.30, pym., Oil: painting. :

and Ceramics 1 Pam. es,

A rug-hooking” class ‘wit: be a ,

started at 11-a;m.-on Tuesdays
if “enough. members.” are ine

terested, Please sign yournaine |]
on bulletin board. in hall,’ ‘Wed~ |

nesday, Nov. 26; films, 2 p.m;
Friday, . Dec. -
Christmas Dinner. Tickets are:
now on sale, ore
All programs take place at
K, of P, Hall, 9760 Fourth St,
Sidnoy. . Sentor citizens of the
district and Visitors, wolcome,

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Accordingly, I am:
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12, 12,30 pam, |”

the end of ‘1969, ‘The same ap-

’ plies: to Aldermen T.C.M, Davis |
and Nell Horth but they have al-.

ready declared their intentions
to seek re-election,

A third candidate is Harry”
Taylor, a retired engineer whois.
being sponsored: by. the - Dean-
Park Ratepayers Association, |
Mr. Taylor {s a trustée on the
Sidney Water: Board and has ex- .
Pressed particular interest in the...
development ofa proper ‘water.

distribution system _ throughout
- North Saanich, -

is a: school principal and the other

* The former is Joseph W.,. Lott

© who’ lives ‘on Dencross: Terrace
-and has resided In-the area for.

22 years, *

96h,

Newton High School:

steps’ taken to clean up our bea”
‘ches, I believe:

- municipality. Is very: desirable =

and -f° agree with -the general, ,
philosophy’. of retaining North”
Saanich asa semi- rural commu= ;

nity,"”!

“a retired: oil drilling. engineer,’

He has -been-prinei=:
pal of: Claremont Senior: Secon-. ti

dary ‘School since. it “opened in®
«Prior to. that he. served.
8 in ‘the same capacity: at: Mo nt: 2

oO Naturally: lam: ‘Interested in af
“education,” said’ Mr. Lott, *‘but..
I am-also concerned about’ Pole
“lution: and. would: like” to”: see’.

- that: planned,
and orderly development. of the -°

Joe! Lott: and his ‘wife Rita |
have three boys aged 21, 1 and.

13.

ted,

.of.. Downey: Road, .

‘Doug Boon. is a ‘vigorous man
of 51° who’ ‘spent 30 years in the’
oil fields ‘of: the Caribbean.
south ‘America. His wide experi
‘ence in’: engineering, | “Manage~
“ment, administration. ‘and: public.
relations should, he feels, enable

by. Alderman: Adams” for..2‘one-:

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