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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Cash and Carry
9142 East Saanich Road

Corner McTavish & East Saanich

Groceries Open Monday Thru Sunday

9:00 a.m. Till 8:00 p.m.

Meats Open Till 6:00 p.m. Friday Till 8:00 p.m.

PHONE 656-4061

Your One Stop Shop For Food

.PRICES EFFECTIVE:
Thurs. Feb. 19 till Sunday Feb. 22

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.-The air lines have promised to.use airports other: than
Victoria’ International for training flights “whenever
practicable."’

.. This is the word from David Anderson, Esquimatt-Saanich
M.P., after investigating complaints of Sidney residents that
jet training flights over the airport were too long and too
loud.

Mr. Anderson found that C.P. Air and Pacific Western
Airlines had conducted training flights at the Patricia Bay
airport regularly during September and October, but only a
few flights during November and early December. Aircrait
involved were Boeing 737 and DC-3.

. Air Canada does aot use Pat Bay for any training flights,
Mr. Anderson discovered, and the other two companies will
try harder to be quieter.

JUBILEE

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has issued a proclamation: en-
dorsing Brotherhood Week in the
‘municipality from’ Feb. 22 to 28.

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“an opportunity to rededicate

“for. people. and human. rights

life’. . - trary to bylaws, that the’

- approved by the council’s patron, .
-Lieutenant-Governor John R.
Nicholson and signed by Premier
UWA. Bennett was issued last

week.

TO. ‘Charles regarding “noise,
_ vibration and air pollution’ from
“multi- -engined jet

: Monday evening.

that. with the announced ex-
“tension. of the main _Tunway,
t aircraft such as. the giant. Boeing. :

147s. could carry out “‘as: many as
20 touch and go Jandings. an hour;

“coming here to. ‘establish. a home

-the: ‘airport and. all it entails.”

“Sealed tenders. will be. received 7
Joby the undersigned for the ‘sup-.

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| Apples

LUNCH BOX. SIZE.

Tike to see the children
As they. gather at the candy stand:
Maybe they each have a nickel or two
. Tighlly clenched: in their little hand
One wil pick up a chocolate bar

“On whieh he will start to munch

“While others po for popcorn

“And things in a bag that crunch
Now be patient Mr. Merchant

For when these kids have g grown

They sti may be your customers
“With ehildren of their own.

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TABI FAMILY ALLOWANCE CHEQUES
We do fre eezer and barbecue or ders
to your specifications,

right | to

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will be passed to the Department
of Transport authorities for
whatever action they. deem ap-
propriate.

unell Bric

In response to an appeal from
Council _ of
Christians and Jews, Mayor Jas.
B. Cumming of North Saanich

A request from a resident
to keep a “smal! and very
quiet horse’’ on .57 acres of |
Residential A property. on

 -Mainwaring Road. was
rejected ‘by council.

. Members reasoned that

approval would. be © con-

The letter of appeal: explained
that “the purpose of this special
week is to give people of goodwill

themselves to the ideal of respect
which are essential to our way of

property is not large
enough and that. flies and

odors .conld become ob-) ~
jectionable. in the : summer ©

A. provincial proclamation,

SAANICHTON RESIDENT, Gary Crawford (left) has wona
Suggestion Award at H.M.C. Dockyard, Esquimalt, where he
is employed as a radar technician. Crawford, of 7616 Wallace
Drive, an ardent. horseman and flier is shown receiving: a
certificate and a cheque. for $108 from Commodore R.V.
Henning, base commander. His prize-winning suggestion
was to do with relocation of an air filter in use on sonar

equipment. =
(Canadian Forces Photo).

ae months.”

~ Aletter of complaint from Mrs. Subject to. the acceptance by

- School: District’ No. 63, North
Saanich council has agreed to
aircraft - terms for. the extension of the
training at: Victoria International Sidney sewer ‘system across the
Airport was read to council on ~inter-municipal boundary to

~~ serve the proposed new schools
The writer expressed concern ~ ‘on McDonald Park. Road.

Report the goings-on. in.
your district to: Review
correspondent - Mrs. Le

- Farrell. for’ inclusion’ in.
- Saanichton | Notes. Phone
7 her at: 652-1854.

Alderman.’ Harry “Taylor
“summed up © “the | “situation by
saying. “This. isa. threeway” co-.
operative. effort and North:

and | the Schoo . Board. ay

-are well aware of the presence of Bade RSE roo OE oe
~o-o*.) Salary increases of 542 to...
Council: agreed and the letter ‘6 percent for the municipal | —

_. staffs were approved and | _
OR wah aswill: become effective on:

: “TENDER. | te effective oi
TOWN OF SIDNEY

April ‘Ist.
“Alderman | .Cum pston a
“ + explained. that it has been

oan: established. policy. to a
maintain pay. ‘rates: which’ |
are | comparable | with

‘neighbouring ‘muniei-
palities. and which fairly :

reward the high: Standard ©

“of. work. performed by. she Sey

staffs, oe

Contractors may bid. either or po oe vs nod
-both ‘units and. will. guarantee |) 00 as
availability: on. at hours notice. ar

-ply, ona hourly. basis, of a) 5-6
yard Dump: ‘Truck,.b) 10° yard
“Dump Truck, both with ‘operator,
‘for work: within the Town’ of

‘Alderman Geo, 0, Cumpston,
chairman of the Finance Com- .
mittee, recommended changing :
the penalty rates and dates for
delinquent .tax» payments, He-
suggested.a 5 percent. penalty -
after July 31st and an additional
. five. pereent .on- October... Ist,
Town Clerk Council approved: the. proposa),

Tenders to be i in the hands of the
Clerk by 5p.m. February 27, 1970,
Lowest .or any tender. not
necessarily accepted...”

GS. Logan

| “and: Mr:

= ‘Lieutenant? and Mrs: Richard -
Archer, of. Halifax’ Nova. Scotia —
care the: proud parents of a baby.
“daughter, Susan Marilyn, 8 lbs. 6 5,
“02. ‘born’ ‘on :February: 15 at ‘the ae
Royal. Jubile e Hospital, Victoria.
s, Archer js* the. former |.
‘Marilyn. Cable, daughter’ of Mri
Stan Cable, .7384 —
Veyaness Road: and she: and here}
husband: have: been. visiting her. op
parents. here, Lieutenant Archer

had to leave before. the: baby’s

arrival, to rejoin his ship, andis
“now somewhere in the, Panama

Canal zone,

“Winners at the South Saanich:
W.L. 500 card party” last Wed-
nesday evening were | Mrs, Je
Bryce, Mrs. C. Mullin, B. Hoole:
Consolation .
prizes went to Mrs, A. Doney and

and (FF... Michell ,,

J. Nimmo. : Hostesses Mrs. C,

‘Essery and Mrs. H, F. Young .

served refreshments.

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-Mrs. R. Hills, Swift: Current”

Saskatchewan is visiting with her

sister‘and brother-in-law Mr. and ©

Mrs. Melvin Johnson, Haldon Rd,

ween ene

Mrs. A. “Doney, Mt. Newton

‘Cross Road, and Mrs. R, Harris,

Hast Saanich Road, spent a week
Up-Island recently, where Mrs,

Harris visited her daughter and.

(2324 HARBOUR RD., SIDNEY

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iwo - grandsons at. the Canadian.

Forces Base, Comox, while. Mrs.
Doney visited her sister.'and

brother-in-law i in Comox and also
“her son Jock, at Campbell River.

He expressed grave concern at
within. the _ municipality, par-

Highway, and offered supporting
figures.

In 1967 there were 75 accidents,
no deaths; in 1968, 110 accidents
and one death, and in. 1969, 144
accidents and seven deaths.
“Black year,’ he commented.

Chief Brownlee said that the
present. work . load- of. the
department is greater than- in
Saanich.

the increase of the accident rate.

ticularly on the Patricia Bay.

Engagement of an additional constable and a steno-
grapher would add one-third to the patrolling capability
of Central Saanich police force, said Police Chief F. L.

Brownlee at a meeting of the municipal council on
Monday.

“We are not getting our
money’s' worth out of the ‘per-
sonnel while officers are sitting in
the office typing out reports when
they should be patrolling,” said
the Chief.

He. indicated. that the
stenographer should be a mature |
woman who would be sworn as a
constable.

For the stated reasons, plus
salary increases, the Central
Saanich. police department
budget for 1970 is increased from
$44,000 to $59,000. It was referred
to the finance committee.

BEAUMARIS BULBS

9626 West Saanich Rd.
In. beautiful North Saanich

- We offer a collection of species
Crocus from Greece & me
Aegean . Islands -which~= i
unique in. North America -
‘these bloom in January &
February - -

Many of the Miniature Narcissi and early Tulips are now i in bloom-
~~ Order early for best ‘choice -

_ Visitors welcome daily, EXCEPT MONDAY.

1970 Catalogue on request.

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- (vii) New. Business .:
a (viii) Adjournment.

» The order of business at the Meeting. Ww
“Gs Reading of the. Notice’ of Méeting:
fi) Adoption of the. minutes ‘of. the: oth ¢ ‘Annual General Meeting ar dq: of the e Special
- General: Meeting: of May ‘14th, 1969, oe :
“Gil Presentation of: Annual. Reports. ee Le
“(ivi Presentation of Financial Report eee
-(v) Election of two ‘Trustees. ae oe
Wi Appointment of ‘Auditor.’

i be as follows:

Meeting. of Sidney Waterworks District -

_ 8:00 p.m. on Wednesday, February. 25th, 970, in the Margaret Vaughan-l -Birch’ Hall, 9697.
, Fourth: Street, Sidney

coo, for The Board of Trustees
SRY Gibbs, Secretary

SIDNEY WATERWORKS DISTRICT |

y The. 26th Annual General.

will take - “place at

35 The terms of office: of: Mr. J E. Bosher and. Mr. M. HL ‘Britten expire. at the Meeting.
_ therefore two Trustees must be elected, each for a’

~ be made from the floor of the: Meeting. or: forwarded i in writing to the Secretary at the
» District’ s. Office in Sidney Civie Centre, 2440 b Sianey. Avenue, The written ©
Of nominees will be > required.

three year term. ‘Nominations may.

‘consent:

Cun ‘ent Assets

Leasehold -

Revenue Surplus.

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COPIES OF

Prepaid insur ance

“Current Liabitities s | Loe whecor ss yee
_ De rbentures & Inte vest due and pay able. veqenttececeeesees$. 3213, Bd
Consumers’, Depts oreee resin tnceid tinea 386,00.
Dean Park Storage Reserve... c.cccccceccecseenstenseecsesewenessees 10, "000,00 -
neve mture & Contractual Liabilities corasaerengeefeenenes cantons ateh rire wae
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Balance’ November 30,

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CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET AS AY NOVEMBE R30, 1969.

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Cash on hand and in bankes been 812,999. 38°
~ Accounts receivi Be owes Seams atresie tie ta Tn |
supplies, CLC cee eee F898,0800:

$21,364.98

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Supplies on Hand = at COS ocd ncn cnet beste 96. 273,56
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Sidney Civic Centre coi. cccreceeeceteietennenseseccoasseves 0,005.10

10,000, 1.00
$326, a DIA 88.

RETIN |

228, 116.00

| 1968. vevceuneanke sivas $99,369. G6
Add; exeess revenue over @) spenditure.,......11,96 Q65.87

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STATEMENT WILL BE
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ANNU Al, GENE RAL MEETING,

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