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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

TIDE TABLE

Calculated at Fulford Harbour

in 1963
below. the surface of the Red

March © 6 5.05 a.m. 10.6

March 6 10.05 a.m. 77

: March -6 2.55 p.m. 9.8
- March. 6 10.00 p.m. 1.8
March. 7 5.20 a.m. 10.6

March :- 7 10.40 ain, 6.5

March 7 4.05 p.m. 9.8

March +7 10.40 p.m. 2.7

March 8 5.35 a.m. 10.6

‘March 8 11.35" a.m. 5.3

March 8 5.20. p.m. 97

March. 8 11.20. p.m. 3.8

March 9 §.55 a.m. 10.7

March 9 12.15° p.m. 4.2

March | 9 6.25 p.m. 95

March 10 12.05 ° a.m, 5.2

March 10 6.20. a.m. 10.7

March: 10 1.00. p.m. 3.3

March | 10 7.45 p.m. 9.4

March . 11 12.45. a.m. 6.5

March 11 6.40. am. 10.5

March (11 1.45 p.m. 2.7

March 11 9.05 p.m. 34

March 12: 1.30 a.m. 77

March 12 6.55: a.m. 10.4
March: 12 2.25 p.m. 2.5

March - 12 10.35 p.m. 95

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TENNIS

i: A report on location and construction of a local court will be
given at the next meeting of the

SANSCHA TENNIS. CLUB.
. MARCH 9,

Sanscha Hall ..
Lots of interest has been shown but we need more peo ple.

MARCH 4-

a. -Froter Special

Education Week
Displays
On View

In celebration of Education
Week, March 2 to 7, public
displays of art, industrial art and
home economics studies by

-students of schools in Saanich

School District.63 are currently
on view at the following centres:

Sidney municipal hall; Central
Saanich municipal hall,
Saanichton; North. Saanich
municipal -hall, Mills Road;
Saanich municipal hall, Vernon
Ave; Claremont. senior. secon-
dary school; North Saanich

| junior high school; Beaver Lake,

Brentwood and Deep Cove
Elementary schools, and at the
School Board office, Third St.,
Sidney.

8 P.M.

Mathamania
WITH MAX

Of the population of over
nine years old in a. townlet of
the Province of Quebec. 85
speak French and 65 can
speak English. Question. What
is the. percentage of the
population that
a). can only

b). can speak both languages:
c¢). can only speak English.

Answer. to last
problem:

He would have been quicker
returning, by the ascending
escalator. Counting the time
for the escalator lo move, one
step asa “‘step-time™ he would
have. taken. 48 step-times. to
scramble back to the first

week's

floor would have taken 8 step-
times, then say 4 to move to
the ascending. escalator, and
then 32. to get back to the first
floor: thus a © total of 44 step-
times, which is less than the 48
scrambling = against... the
escalator. |

speak French:

Car Plates
Sales Here
Set Record

Automobile licence plate
sales at Sidney municipal

Fire Fight

Continued from Page 1

release was made to The Review
last week by Sidney Alderman
Hugh Hollingworth.

The North Saanich committee
representatives have.’ been
working quietly and with a free

hall in January and | hand in recent months in what
February set a new appears to have been a concerted
record. Supply of 5,000 sets | effort to patch up the old. dif-
of. passenger. vehicle | ferences and make the part-

nership work. Certainly. until
Monday night, there had been no
report or discussion’ on their
deliberations in council and. no
press releases.

BREACH OF FAITH

plates, an estimated stock
for the whole year, was
practically exhausted by
the February 28 deadline,
and a further consignment
was ordered from Victoria

’ reservations

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Total of 4,975 sets of
plates were issued in the
first two months of the
year, plus 1,075 com-
mercial plates.
receipts totalled $188,289
(passenger, °$149,685,
commercial, $38,604.) _

well to-requests in the press for

‘white areas: might~ conceivably

‘crystal ball does not tell me when
or.to what extent.’’. .
the parcel charge without service:
alderman...
‘mendations incorporate much of

the.

co ncluded

sewer Vote

Continued from Page !
(d). Early June: Vote. by
referendum on the revised plan.
SUGGESTIONS MADE
In his. general remarks,
Alderman MacLaurin said that
the. ratepayers’ had’. responded

an expression of their views...”
“There were very many who
thought. that the white areas
should share in the direct costs;
and this canbe justified because
the whole municipality will
benefit by the sewering of schools
and :.the . improvement to. our”
beaches and parks," Alderman
MacLaurin said. :
He thought that parts. of the

be sewered. at.°a ‘later date: ;
“maybe.-15. to. 20° years; the
“Many ratepayers considered
provision. ofthe rejected. by-law, :
ane: ‘imposition, continued the.

Our. recom

“general” thinking on.
reasonable. rate: structures, ” he.

Cash |.

j-understands that. the Sidney

‘agreement which probably - will

Situation » We have taken'a great.
‘deal. of) “abuse » cand.’ made. no’

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Mr. Hollingworth’s statement
that. talks. had reached: a
stalemate and that’ each
municipality may ‘go it alone”
caused serious annoyance and
was looked upon. as a breach of
faith.

‘With the lid. removed, both
North Saanich aldermen felt at
liberty to explain some of the
difficulties. they have -en-
countered in seeking a solution to
the inter-municipal problem.

“We entered the discussions
determined to forget past history
and seek a fair agreement for
all,’ said Ald. Cumpston, ‘‘but in
nearly 40..years. of business
negotiations, |! have never met
anyone like Wilkie Gardner who
opposes all suggestions and
contributes. nothing — con-
structively.”?. ~~

““UNWILLING; UNABLE”

‘Committee Chairman. Aylard
said:. ‘‘We have intentionally left
plenty of room for compromise in.
our proposals but. the “Sidney
members seem unwilling cor.
unable to negotiate.”’

He.went on to say that he now

representatives | are” preparing,
unilaterally,:.a.new.~ draft

be presented for discussion at the

next Joint fire” committee
‘meeting.

‘Mayor SB. Cumming, who
appears. to. have. placed. the

problem entirely in the hands of
Aldermen. Aylard’ and Cumpston,
said: “This is\a most difficult.

progress - a

but we must’ keep, on:

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-with possession of | stolen’ goods. -
; Sidney a short time and speak.:
Samson from’ Campbell. River.
was. called in-as interpreter.
Police estimate that most of the .
“$1. 000 worth of clothes taken from -

“Year’s Eve, have. been found. “The

ae broken. into, three times recently

“and cash. ‘Roy’ S. Chevron, ‘Ser vice:
station, which was br oken: into on

Weta ne on a

Reservations Only

for Dance
In Aid Of Jockey

Reservations are running

out for the Sport of Kings
Benefit Dance to be held: at
Sanscha on Saturday..March
14.
: Organizer Bill Olson. said a
limited number of tickets was
printed and no. further
will be. taken
after March 10. There has to
be.a deadline, he added, so
that catering arrangements
can. be completed.

The dance, with Jack (The
Voice of the Races) Short as
master of ceremonies, is being
held in aid of ‘exercise jockey

Oscar Salsbury who was in-
jured at Sandown when _ his
mount came down’ during a
training session.

Salsbury suffered a com-
pound fracture of the leg and
will not be able to ride for five
months.

- In addition to organizing: the
dance, Olson and his wife Tudi
also obtained prizes, including
a TV. set, for: a.raffle with
entire proceeds of both going
to Salsbury ‘‘to get him over
the hump:”’

. Tickets for both can. be
obtained from the Olsons at
Sandown stables. Their
telephone number is 656-4502.

Music for the dance will be ©

supplied by the Ken Campbell

Quartette. Dancing will, be

from 9 p.m. No tickets will be
sold at the door. ©

_.... BURGLARIES —

Continued from Page 1”

Bisson. _were formally charged
All three men have lived ‘in.

little. English, Constable L.G.

‘Alexander- Gains © “Ltd on: ‘New.

Quarter: Deck: Cafe, ‘which | was.

Feb. ABS ‘and: Brentwood ° Esso

Station, ‘burgled on Feb. 1B, both at.

had cashboxes - rifled.

presided at ithe preliminary court.
‘Session: : ee

Judge: M.F. Peiler. of Galiano

Warning of the health hazard of
uncontrolled food handling was

‘voiced. Monday evening to
Central Saanich council,.
_-Former alderman, Charles
Mollard, in’ a personal sub-
mission to council said: “I am
amazed that a person can be
hired to handle food in an hotel or
restaurant without regard to the
slate of health.”

“I am informed by both the
previncial government and_ the
health. board that we have no
protection whatsoever against a

possible tuberculosis, hepatitus
or’ typhoid. carrier, and. this

surprises me,’ said the speaker.
He invited. council to pioneer
the inspection of food handlers by
passing a by-law demanding a
medical certificate. of fitness on
first such employment.
“There should be. a follow-up
through the health board of a
program: of -hygiene’ for food
handlers, and a yearly. hospital
inspection for fitness,” said’ Mr:
Mollard.

“Some hospitals. have. this
requirement, but a restaurant or
hotel can now hire anyone who
comes along irrespective of

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are ‘pleased to announce the.
admission to the staff of :

4, 1. 08 JONES, C. ch

formerly of Prince Rupert, B. Co

health. They can work as chefs,
cooks or. waitresses, and
could possible be carriers of any
communicable disease,’ he
warned.

As an example of the hazard to
health, Mr. Mollard referred to
the recent typhoid . situation
aboard the P. and O. Liner
Oronsay at Vancouver.

“This is exactly what is going
to happen here some day unless
action is taken,” he declared.

Checking with the health
department, the speaker said
that he had been told that a
preventative program would cost

$500,060.

“We havea fantastic s situation,

without regulations from either

the provincial government or the
metropolitan heaith board.’
continued Mr. Mollard.

He said. Central Saanich in
framing by-laws: usually follows
the enactments of larger
municipalities.

‘In this: case the answer -is
‘nothing,’ and I- suggest that
Central Saanich should now take
the lead in this vital matter, of
health protection,”’ concluded the
speaker.

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