7) Vietorla, council suddenly:

‘centre will move to San-

accommodation

area Director of Silver Threads,

ready for: occupation.

7 farther for. -senior citizens to
_ walk, but Mrs. Horne is hopeful:

‘ deterrent.
work up to'a full Silver Threads
program. At Sidney we have

about reached the point. where

p ded; particularly i in. regard. to

cost to Sanscha would probably ane
~ be at least. double the $110. tobe po".
charged. fe

- Threads meet us if the expenses

resources?” he enquired,

“that Sanscha finances are: none:

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Wednesday, February 25, 1970

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Sidney Silver Threads

scha Hall next week.
Sanscha members on
Monday evening approved
the recommendation of the
Directors that Silver
Threads be offered the

of $110.
will ‘be
: after three

roonthly rental
This . figure
reviewed
months. —
Mrs. Catherine Horne, Victoria

said she is delighted at the offer
of. accommedation. She -ap-

‘preciates also other. offers from |.

St. Paul’s Church, which however
is too ‘far. from the ‘centre of
Sidney, and. the. Scout
organization, when their hall is

'Sanscha will besa: few steps

that this will: not prove to: be a

“Tt takes about. three years to

‘the ‘activities. should be ‘ex:

arts. and: crafts,’ » Mrs

‘from the K.of P. Hall when that:
organization ruled that the rental:

RENT INCREASE ;
This” “point. “was raised by

ee ‘Sanscha treasurer. T.A. Aiers on : ;
Monday. He » said © that’. Silver
-. Threads would. be using the hall

far.» more than: vany | other
organization and warned that the

"To what extent can: Silver
are in excess? “What are. their

Mrs. Dorothy Pea arson,
representing Silver Threads, said
that she was not in a position: to
“answer such’. queries, and: San-

“seha président Les Cox reminded
“the meeting that the organization
“had never asked to come.” ”
MAY LOSE

“We might go into the hole, but.
let's find out,” said Mrs, Neva
Pennie. -

Mr, Aiers repeated his warning

foo reassuring al the mament,
but, Hick” Lawrence pointed (owl
that. Silver. Threads would he

~~ filling ina Jot of vacant time, and:
therefore”

should be age,
: commodated, rere

Alarge majority: vote approved
“the rental, with’ Mrs. QO. Thomas

registering a negative vate.

the ‘Githtness’ ‘of the. rental
; gchedule throughout’ the: year,"
she commented afterwards, oe

— DIRTY STREET
- BRINGS PROTEST
— FROM SIDNEY.

A letter of protest will be

fent: the department of
~ Prannport Wy sidivey
miunteipalliy regarding the

pave) Wlering: Heacoy Ave,
aha resll af what. cane -
siruchion, ;
White discussing purchaye
ofa.
onmaehine fram the elt at
hecame ‘annoyed about the
mens whict haw been Tell by
trieks berlaging yravel ta (he
wharf, or which is being -
pleked up oan thes of caré
ustoge (he wha’,

at. ad

“$400 per month to meet. the basic :
: core of the services.

BCs
-TNisdalle. inthe: legislature ast.
‘Thursday, the government can:

“provinee!

the

used xireolcleaning |

‘TWO ‘COWPOKES | riding the
; Peninsula are none. other ;
Peterson i and ‘Shuswap: MLA Willi
‘in for. the camera: in the wilds. of: Royal’ Oak. as t ey
headed: for. the trails of Elk- Beaver. Lakes. Actually,
both are old’ hands at cattle herding. The: Attorney-

should be increased from $110 to foes worked « on. 1 ranches i in younger: says: and Mr.

han: ttorney-Gei eral Leslie

: Attorne

Jefcoat still operates a: small.
When he came down to: Victeria, for.
of the Legislature, he br ough@nis five- -year-old cow. pony:
Monty. for: a little relaxation away from. the: Legislature.
-General Peterson. has been boarding his ‘big
Palomino. Lucky: here the past. two. years. and. gets out.)
riding” “as often. as. possible. but not. often enough.’ oa

the current: session

ORY “TAIN MUNTE R-

We they < can. teach terrorism in?
John

universities, «said

‘set-up schools. of merit: for’ the
$ juvenile delinquents,

Speaking during the - budget
debate, the Saanich. and The
Islands Social Credit MLA ured
provincial. government. -to
serap its programs of. in-
carceration of,

him tin education, :
~ Jails and forest camps, he said,

carry a stigma and are difficult ;
for’ juveniles, to wipe from: their
memories.
Merit schools, he said, “would ee
stimulate the: indiv idual’ K Ro to
oo offenders, sueh as (he sending of
 Doukhobors to Piers Island, has
cniserably failed inthe past, “and
led only in identifying the =

suceee ee

| Mig 2- minutes spece h was oe panna
They do: not scem: to: reatae:

by:

most other:

desks. | ;

“About: four weeks, EO, His
Honor: turned | this, place on,’
Tisdale said atone ‘point in hls:

address, referring ta the opening
poof the session by Le. Gav.
Nicholson on Jan.22.

“And now you're turning tb
off,” observed Gordon. Dowding:

UNDP Burnaby Edmonds).
During his’ speech —Nsdalle
erlicized the use. of. Canndian
foreign aid ‘for the training and
instruction: in omethods — of
lerrorism jn Rhodesia,” although
headded he was.tiappy lo see that
the actual training in tervarist

methods has now beer taken over
“bee Thee OI vines ©

“if we want (o train terrorists (0

“they ean weta better. walning in
our nnlversities the Saanieh
Mr A Hoolared

1 ONEW HOSPITAL,
Hevaisa-eatled far apaliew of
containment far Ste dP ysent s

“the anti-social.
“juvenile” and replace it witha,
network. of merit: schools to Rive ue

government, 8
‘members and was given yu charuy

{) 00 heckling fram the opposition he reckoned with».

John:

eo hospital in  Vietoria, now seeking
"approval for expansion, and. the
building: of. a° new: acute - care,
~hospital.in his riding. - . .

He said that workers should be
able-to refuse “on religious or:

personal grounds” to allow union

dues checkof {s which could result
in their money being used for
purposes they don't approve.

And he called for a provincial

“grant in, lieu of taxes: on the
Swartz Bay ferry terminal to:
: North Saanich muntejpality.

CRIMIN: AL, CARE in Re .
Ne. opened: the seetton. of) his

spec hoon juvenile delinquency:
“Should |

with the question:
Juveniles have. a> eriminal
CA a

‘Tisdale: waid ©
Speopraphical . deportation’. of

group ‘and made them A force A

“tis my opinion that in-

“enreeration with’ its component: ’

hene tits. of forestry. cam pa,

that.

carries along. ‘with the stigma

that the public mind is not willing
to forget, and the’ individual
himself has. a very difficult, time
to wipe oul this. experience from
his memory,” he stated, -
“It vertainly.. wouldn' ( do
anything [6r a person who bas a
failure complex,” he added.
INLINE
‘Tisdale hoeted that BC, - pricles
itself on its
~ education hased on equality of

opportunities for. educational
-excellenea, ard - sida .
system for young offenders would

emerit
“be in line with this: philosephy.

“correctional people now deal with
are sa. direct result. of

person involved:
negotiate the.

to
ohe

is unable
educational:

sticle course society has placed:
in- the, path of success lo every:
child who has ta Brave Up. Mo

adulthood, "oy

“We loosely ‘classify. “this.
“the,

“Stumbling unfortunate as

 Continned on Page, 2

philosophy: of

“Many of the problems that the,

this
educational system, beeaus othe,

ADVICE. ASKED

ON APARTMENT
POLICY CHANGE

oA proposal to build three deiuxe
“apartment: blocks “on the.
waterfront in the. Beaufort: ‘and
Wildflower ‘street area’ was’

considered by Sidney council on

Monday, Slegg Brothers: Lumber

Jd? made the applicg ition for re-

zoning oof. this areas from
residential. “A" to residential “B-.
3°" (30 suites to-an. aere) on
behall of Leader Holdings Lad.
ORIN,

Spokesman “Martman

showed sketches of the proposal
which: locates the: buildings
towards the r
with- plenty: of ‘trees and water.

ear of the property

front usage common: fo> all:

residents, Underground | parking

anda wood finish on the apart:

ment blocks; was indicated.

Mayor De ar cautioned council
“that they must decide whether ar
not. they were willing to ehange
‘the polieys concept plan, before’
“iseussing Che.
present,
“himited dn thissareas ose

proposal Ate
building: heights’ aire
Ald. Herb. Perry: felt.
council might stick too rigidly ta:
tho policy plan, and recom:.

mended that the matter be sent ta

Capital Regional Planning 8 Board

for observations:

ranch near: Salmon. Arm.

that

treatment plant.

saturday Service

For Car Licenses

‘The Sidney office of the B.Cy
Motor Vehicle Branch will be
open ‘this Saturday, the last
day of. Februar y

deadline for 1970. car, license “

fe Plates.

- The office, ‘in the Town Hall, ae
“will have staffon hand from 9~
‘a.m. to'5 p.m. for last-minute |
issuing of the new “blue. on |
white’? licences which must be
“on all motor vehicies after
. midnight, Saturday. :

: ‘BY ELSIE BROWN

: the “Mayne: Island - ‘Agricultural

an evening of. entertainment
‘provided ‘by the » Recreation:
Committee ofthe Agricultural
Society, The. proceeds went .en-

Lady. Minto Hospital.

In charge of arrangements was
Mrs. Fred. Bennett: assisted. by
‘Mrs, A Brau, Mrs. Alex Mussick,
Mrs; Al. Baldwin, (Mrs... John,
‘Hayhurst, Mrs. Grace Evans and
Mrs, Bill Piggott,

British Army, aS

W.W. Hunt-Sowrey was raffted
and over. $20 was realized, Total
proceeds to date: are $120,

Anyone wishing to contribute to

Grace. vans, RRL

_ Mayne
‘sland, B.C, ae

i

Sidney: council: meeting:
Monday, Proprietor Stephen
Dickinson thanked, mayor Dear
to the Department

ate: Lands

Lnccolmmencdations:

probably be’ about

° : mi the pene half a

‘en ginee rs:

construction of: treatment plants:
oS Pas-well'as ‘installation, of sewer
A valentine Party. was held in’

‘Hall. when: most. of the islanders.
as well as many visitors enjoyed

tirely/ to the Heart: ‘machine " Ocean and Oakville.’

“The plant’ is, designed to serve z a :
: population: of approximately 7,000
_as'the first stage of a sewer. plan.

| Highlight of evening. was a
Travelogue. conducted by Major
John Dought who spent more that:
10-years in: Hong Kong with the

A youst af beef donated hy

The Heart Machine may do so by:
sending their donation to. Mrs,

Lease” Extended

van Isle Marina revelved an ‘
extension ofa foreshore: lease:
from 10. years’ to! 2h yedrn at
on

and aldermen for their-attention |

BY PAT MUNSON > .
Sidney council decided Monday night ona location i in
the northwest corner of Tulista Park for a sewer

Construction of the low concrete building which will
house primary and secondary. treatment tanks will
probably start this year as part of a $500,000 plan to
modernize the Sidney sewage system.

Mayor Stanley Dear describes
the -site. as “logical and least.

expensive’ from’ an’ engineering

point of view.’’ The tanks,
completely enclosed, will be
almost ‘unnoticeable, according

to. municipal clerk Geoff Logan |.
“who accompanied Mayor Dear on |
a recent. tour. Of mainland.

-and “the | ‘treatment plants...

_ The Sidney plant will be similar .

‘to that at Brighouse, Lulu Island;
which is located in a park setting, |
opposite a large apartment block,

and close to.-a _church » ~and

hospital,

itis: completely” ‘ollorless,
council was’ told. © 0.0»
. LANDSCAPING. os,
The concrete.’ ‘structure: ‘will.
10. feet: high
and will be landscaped with trees :

. Council’ s decision must
: approved by the. Capital Regional:
Board “which. is” Tesponsible ‘fo

trunk: lines and. ocean ‘outfalls.
Other . plant sites” considered

"were? ‘the south-west corner: of

Ocean Ave. and Fifth Street: 9,81"

‘acres, "privately owned; and 2.70"

acres owned by. the. Depart ment, |

of. Transport between. Patricia’

Bay Highway. and Eighth § Sstre eel, :

which can. be ‘expanded: to’ ac-
comodate a population of 20,000,
~The: Regional. Board will ‘be.

“responsible for one-third of the

‘cost of the present scheme with
the remaining two-thirds coming
from Central Mortgage and
Housing Corporation,

The town sewer system, built in.

1954, was ‘surveyed ‘by Willis,
Cunhffe and Tait early in 1969,

7 ‘ago of a 22-year-old © ‘Edmonton
"man: “who. had been living at his
“family’s. summe

: concerning. R:

: notifying’ s someone. ‘of his: ‘plans.

: since despite extensive checking
“of. ‘persons and places, known ‘to
: him:
“scoured the: peninsula ‘area on
‘ground, and by. air for some’ sign
of the car he was driving; ‘a

‘Porsche convertible, red in color

‘Slender, and wears ‘glasses,
whereabouts, or who might: have |

or.on what might have happened.

“ Richard c. ‘Martin

Assistance Asked

“The disappearance six. : weeks :

residence :
Moses Point Road; Dee Co

.. He. was last seen dan. 4 when he
started - off: from » the » family
residence ‘to do some. Brocery
shopping in. ‘Sidney.
There has been no trace of: him

is father and friends chave

‘with white top, B. C. license DAG
733,

Richard Martin is is six. feet tall,

‘Anyone knowing | of | “his

information on where he might be.”

to him, is asked to contact: the 0 ©
Sidney detachment of othe a
KK. CM. P, ve

Go It Alone Hinted
In Fire Discussion —

Le * Sidney. Ald.
walked out of joint: >
agroement: talky Jast week
declaring that a slanlemate, had

Wilkie

wen reached with North Saunieh

Tepresenintives Ald, Georne
Cumpston and GR. Aylard,
Inthe ‘wordy:
Hollinjworth, the other. joiney
“alderman. involved: the.
discussions, Sidney. and” “North.

Saanich - may have to “HO Hh
alone,” r

Come

mo THEY'RE LOOKING FOR GIRLS AND AND WE? VE GOT "EM

“Saanich 1" iinsuta hus hewn

ine tiabed dee Vietorta

Chantber al Commerce fin ity
finthaie round for candidates
a FoF the aimial Miss: Victoria

! att af,
“And Why nate

The Peninsula by noted tar
Weoeverw hhud of heats. aad
the Feast af vhich is df

waedy We, J
Serre yy aud the

On Saanic

Penansebst

!
eo @ ¢ 8 6

has “contritated Oy Miss
Junior Vietoria  eendidaten ty ‘the wear, The
ve pant, ee ee
The Peninsula ais. ena whole af Canara.’
Toast that aw Sidney beauty

ven tn Mime nada Vite Wie.

Mid.

the. ty
ie plad

Shinew,

“Linda ‘Powna aid not reach
dhru
Noctenia Contest fab uk Vas
Mie wor that adie dn
Vi and wernt an te wire thts

Whe Miss toe dined
iaypyveue

Jud hay

Mins PN, i, tite he. sine
da aecehisen ae in thie:

Tut that's ne reasanwhy the
Pensula can't give Vitoria Peay
a helping hante coe

The Vietorin daveres: howe oo
SOA
Whieh 16 WHI be seleoted. Ge
7 on
thd

ee wee

fot +n Sty ai

td dirs fran * The

daily far
werkolang

wha
the

— Give Victoria A Break!

Vicor D chibitien Irom May
Teta 18. -
inouAced on the tinal day af
the fair,

Entries must he made at the
Utices. Ob the eveeen al 2051
Douglas: Street, ‘Victoria, hy wise
Mareh ts, a
aie
coached, bi madetling, pubtie
speaking. pole, makeup: and
development af talent, \

The + ve banner yell We

{lnatiets will he

Gardner.
“fires:

of Ald," Hugh

Gardner was over the wording of . ee
the. 1969) financial ‘statement

~ Raale disugreomnent - Shak
enused | the: departure | of Ald.

“which. ists North’ Saanich &
“municipality as cout shareholder
“while Sidney “contributes' to the:
financial picture, (One gets the
impression, sald Ald, Gardner, |
that Sidney makes a grant in tha | ©

-wame way that the Department of Deen!
_Mighways makes a Brant.

Actual wording | of the hh
‘statement is as fallow: ” ; mies

“Revenue, (y Yontributions and ©:
Grantay Town of Sidney, $0,064, °
Dept. of Highways, $250; Dept, of
Indian Affairs, $150. Shara of

Costs; District of North Saanich, une
$12,202, _

“The Hrehall ta ‘Sidney Wo
presently registered in the name
OF North Saanich, Gardner pores © 60.
hae question, it Sidney buys ae:
fire truck, where will it be :
housed?" 7

Meanwhile, tlduey adi tui 7 7"
are studying the) financial. Oe
statement and Hollingworth and
Gardner Plan lw come uy with .
this town's approach lo jolat flee
and ambulance protections: "It
this fails,” said Hollingworth, (1
would say our only alternative ia
for boil slaty ice to godt tlogian