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The: magistrate May. either con-"

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His subsequent invitation for ob=-.

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= Opinions: were offered
freely on .each agenda subject
except” a. previously suggested

swimming pool, and on this there.
seemed to be. little or no interest. i

: “Association president John C,

yimming pool, fire.

: cate that those living in the probe” :
lem_ area are generally content:
‘to live with the present situation,

ders are. required to bring their |
‘ ‘disposal: systems upto present- :
Some even pro= ©

Lapham: conducted the ‘meeting. -
“and explainéd that the executive -
‘ig! hopeful. of establishing. iin
: proved ‘two-Way communications
between. North Saanich . council...
and the property owners, Mayor -
Je: By ‘Cumming and: five alder-.
“men were. present, and :most. of.

: evitably follow construction,

“control situation, io of te GR,
“Aylard confirmed that North Saa~:

Discussion appear ed ‘to indi-

provided the most serious offen-

day standards,
fessed - contentment ‘to. live -and

-- Swim with the reported pollution,” -
-Claiming-that more serious situ-’
_ ations exist. in other. parts of

the world. and ‘that:: sany: illness.”
contracted from polluted. waters. 1
- is “all in the mind’, VET ae

‘system. and urged immediate ace.
: Some. of them: were. ace. :

° Mayor Cumming observed that
“sooner or. later’ sewers -must

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a On” the other - ‘hand, “Several. i
i ‘persons were in favour ofa Sewer™ mies

at ilite fire hall.
been drawn ‘up for : at
building and ‘tenders have
called,

eep Cove ‘Trading Post, is now:
ruiting
‘orce’ and anyone ~ interested

Should contact him.

Mayor Cumming: then briefly
. reviewed the history. of the Sid-
ney.- North Saanich Fire Depart=_

‘ment, mentioned the various re-
‘commendations for the establish=

“ment. ofa’ satellite, and explained
his ¢ concern regarding the present -

CONTINUED. FROM PAGE Le

drafted there has been’ no posi=

-tivesaction to proceed with the

plan,’’. he. charged. —

Serving as” chairman of: the
finance committee for.the past
year, Alderman Dear ‘disclosed

‘| that. the’ estimated cost of the”

scheme’ is $306,510... Financed
through . Central Mortgage and
Housing Corporation the. ad-

1 ditional cost ‘to the homeowner::

would be. one dollar a month for®

im | most and $1. 50.for some, he in-
-| dicated.

Alderman Dear *: sees’ no con-

| flict. with “his: duties -as school
teacher ‘at Claremont senior. ses. :

condary school, ...He mentioned
that his candidature has the ap-
proval - of Robert Price, schools
superintendant of ‘Saanich School
District, and Joseph ‘Lott, prin-

; cipal of. Claremont Schools) °5

"Essentially there is no obe

: jection whatever. to-.my. running

for mayor; Iam: quite confident

‘| that I.can -earry ‘out. my obli--
_| gations,’? ’ said the alderman, °*‘1.
shall beat school during school
-| hours and within 15‘ minutes call
if: ‘there should be an emergency,’
| and I-have ample time to attend .
: to. municipal affairs in the. even-

‘ings?

* Other points’ in “Alderman

~. Dears platform include the call=

‘ing of tenders for all major pub-

‘{lic,works to-bea matter of policy;:

increased provision for the de-

‘| velopment -of parks; improved

grants for recreation and to sen-

‘| dor. citizens: organizations; bet-

‘ter administration, and the firm

. pstablishment of council’s policy

zoning plan.

vital issues, and the public. left

possible, ‘he declared, oe
. Alderman Dear stated that he
has consistently .supported and

= pressed. for improvements in all
[these areas of concern, and-at

one time or another the present
mayor has opposed each one,

“volunteers™ for the-

-|'the per ‘capita debt has been re-
yay,” said. Alderman Dear. Ale :

| though a rough outline of the cost:
fof installing’ the: hhecessary. trunk:
‘3 -|line “and*. treatment. “ plant® was °

“He charges that .council : has .
been. either. uninformed or mis~ .
informed in the past on many

. | in ignorance of council business -
| that often is conducted incamera,

Under these circumstances ra~_

| Honal planning is virtually im-

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In a brie o. the meeting, Ralph

“Roberts ‘observed that the marin
- has existed since1914, ‘long be=
He also-reported.. fore most.of the complaining »
~ Herb Dick, proprietor of residents came to the'cove. It”

jad he 'said, an asset, to the sn

- Freeman.

fected without ‘added tax burdens,
I was instrumental in obtaining
the promised ‘grants toward road
improvements,’? Said the Mayor,
Discussing." finance’ he. noted.

during. ‘the past: four. years: has
the: home owner's grant, and that

duced,

will be,?? said Mayor. Freeman.

terest in. the: senior citizens af-
fairs and. assistance to’ Sidney

~ Also the development ‘of local
parks, expecially. the idea‘of-the
Resthaven.: .-waterfront ... park.
‘This ‘should come before any
new ‘roads are. built up,’? he de-
clared:’ “In protecting the ameni=
ties, -he pointed to his efforts-in
‘successfully resisting the pro-

‘night trucking of freight from the
mainland through Sidney. ;

the Mayor. said:

otherwise in terms they do not
substantiate,” ©

by someone who is.able to attend

‘toria,:
ney representative . -to ‘the Rest
Haven Hospital Board.

-“My record of six years on
council- has’ given some indica-
tion of. dedication to the Town
of Sidney. I do not make any
rash. promises, but if re-elec-
“ted T will continue to. serve ‘the
people to my..utmost ability.’

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“name forward.” It was eventually 1
conceded «
“executive had taken the. action on
ie own. ae

why -the association’. chose to”
support only one candidate andnot- :

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1
“These works have ‘been’ ‘ef

a resident of Deep Cove and. who.

of office,

that Sidney’s millerate increase

been less: than; the~ increase in®

MAS far as, Yq can see there is
‘no reason for a tax increase ‘fors|"
‘the home owner in 1970, except |°
that there is no” way‘of knowing |’:
what.:the -demands -for education |:

Referring to-his personal re-.
cord, he.spoke.of continuous in-..| -

‘Youth Council in establishing ‘a |’
-#‘very worthwhile youth centre.’’

posal of the C.P.R, to establish | 4

» Turning to points at variance:
‘in the current election campaign, .|.
“My relations:
with ‘the ‘municipal staff are ex- |”
cellent, although my critics say -| -

the duties and. responsibilities:
can be filled ‘satisfactorily only. |.

the, regular Regional Board and.
Hospitals Board meetings in Vic--
~The: Mayor ‘is’ also Sid*"|’

-that® the. association.

“CANDIDATE SUPPORT’
Mayor ‘Cumming - then’ asked:

a full slate.» Possibly he had in»
mind Alderman Nell :‘Horth who is

is again seeking, at o-year term
She in’ turn: rose, to.

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endangering essential services; .
» preservation. of: é
through orderly control-of resi=.

oe dential development anda justand ° es
unbiased approach to problems ; :
_concerning the - welfare of the i
community,”

ral amenities

_ The. meeting “elosed “shortly

before 11,00 p.m. but many reste 2
dents lingered long into the night
over. coffee. and heated discus-.
“sions: regarding ‘Deep Cove's &
‘Problems. . nrc a

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