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} SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Wednesday, April 8, 1970

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spectacular sea views,
residentially desirable and
_ easily accessible to the city

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remain equitable the. tempta-
tion is not too compelling. But
taxes rise, costs inflate and
the dedicated countryman
ages.

With the sad fate suffered by
the Niagara Peninsula and
parts of the Fraser Valley
firmly fixed in their minds,

municipal -and_ regional
planners discourage the:
suburban sprawl © which

constantly absorbs neighbour-
ing rural acres. And yet there
are many who. strongly
maintain the right of the
farmer to convert his in-
vestment i in what-ever way he
finds most profitable and
without regard to the overall
regional advantage... A fine
democratic dilemma!

The tourist who has enjoyed
the incomparable view from
the Dominion. Experimental
Station, in the heart of the
Peninsula, and discovered a
score of beauty spots within.
-our boundaries, carries vivid
memories home in mind and
film with the hope that we who
love this land will retain’ it’s
character for future genera-
tions.

Oil Tank Seepage
Problems Solved

The probiems of oil seepage at
Deep Cove. Elementary’ School
have been solved according to a
letter received by North Saanich
Council from School. District. 63:

Oil escaping from storage

tanks was cbserved scumming -
-ditch' water in the area some

weeks ago and caused con-
siderable concern. However,
School District’ have the matter
. under control and thanked North
Saanich Council. and = staff

members for. “help. so readily

given. Alderman Nell. Horth:

thanked for some co-operation!’’

“it is nice to. be:

First Quarter
Construction

Up °178,045

The overall construction
picture in the first quarter
of 1970 for Central
Saanich, North Saanich
and Sidney shows an: in-
crease of $178,045 in value
of permits issued over the
corresponding period of
last year.

Total value this year for the
three areas was $1,506,836. For
the first quarter of 1969 it was
$1,328,791.

Sidney was down while the
other two municipalities were up.

In the three months of this year
Sidney issued permits with a
value of $555,441 compared to
$673,304 last year. —

For the. -month = of March,
Sidney permits were issued to the
value of $207,000, a decline of.
$83,760 on March of last year.
March figures represent permits.
for 11 new dwellings plus sundry
alterations, and commercial
construction. to the - value of
$15,000.

In. Central Saanich- the first

advance from $241,400 in 1969 to
$468,839. Permits issued in March

$119,500 a year ago, Individual
activity. was reflected by the
issue of permits totalling $30,000
for additions to existing dwellings
in’ March.

North Saanich’s increase in
building activity for. the ‘first
quarter of the year, shows. the
total of permits being $482,556,
compared. with $414, 087 in the
-corresponding’. period “of. 1969.
March figures, however, declined

from $328, 027 to $121, 300.

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three months of the year show an ~

totalled $237,432, compared with

| Dominion: Convention to be held.
{in Ottawa i in May, it was decided

will be by" B. c. Ferry: system

| 1970 memberships are “overdue.

LEGION 10 AID
GULF ISLANDS
SCHOOL SPORTS

BY W.W: HUNT-SOWERY
The regular meeting of the Gulf
Islands branch of. the Royal
Canadian Legion was held at the
Mayne Inn.

Prior to the meeting,. the
members from the other islands
and guests were entertained at
lunch by the Mayne Island
members.

The meeting was chaired by
Comrade Jack Hayhurst, and
there was a good attendance of
members.

The usual Silence Period was
observed for our Fallen and
departed mernbers.

Comrade Alex Mussick, who
had been elected a member. at
our last meeting, was duly ‘in-
stalled, with the usual Legion
ritual.

A letter from David. Bradley,
headmaster of the Mayne Island
School was read, asking if the
branch would be willing to
provide the necessary officials to
run the School Sports on Friday
May 22, which willbe held at
Mayne Island this year. The four
schools on the Outer. Islands
compete in these sports, and the
venue changes from year to-yvear.
After discussion, the branch
decided to accede to this request,
and the secretary. was instructed
to contact Mr.. Br adley, and
complete the. arrangements, and
‘assign members to their various
duties.

- It was decided to ask Comrade
Jack Nightingale. to. prepare
estimates of material and their
“cost. to. make the necessary
‘repairs to the Lych Gate War.
. Memorial at St... Mary
-Magdeline’s. Church on: Mayne
Island, and to proceed with this
work .as‘soon as. the weather. is:
suitable. ee

- As it will n not be possible for the:
branch to be represented at the

that. the branch proxies be. e given

Vancouver’ island. Zone:

“The: next: regular Rn nee
“be: held: “at: Saturna. on "Thursday,
May: 28, Transport arrangement

: ‘Members ‘were. ‘reminded that

“TIDE TABLE.

Calculated at Fulford Harbour,

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‘Apres W002 8.50 ame 9.9
Apr. 710 P88 pame ee 6
Apr td) oe 1005 opm, oo AO5
Apr Mec MO eam Soe 9.2.
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Apr An 20 pam ee 108
Apr 2202 eS 448 Ya 0
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BUDGET TALKS
SOUGHT

School District 63 will be
invited to send a repres-
entative to North Saanich
Council to untangle. the
provisional budget. sub-
mitted recently for council

_ serutiny.

Aid. George Cumpston
admitted that he, as an
accountant, found the
budget ‘‘a little unintelli-
gible.’’ Although School
Board maintains that it has
kept the cost increases
within: a 10 percent raise,
the budget seems to in-
dicate an increase of about
20 per cent, said. Cump-
ston.

BAND CONCERT
RESERVATIONS
AVAILABLE

For six months, Canada’s
newest Sea Cadet Corps, RCSCC
Admiral Budge has: been
Struggling to raise. funds to
renovate its quarters at Pat Bay.

It has recently received a
tremendous boost in the form of a
concert. by Western. Canada’s
foremost concert band.

The Canadian Forces NADEN
Band is holding a concert in Sans-
cha Hall. in: Sidney, on Friday,
April 10 at 8 p.m.

Ticket prices are, adults, $1.50;
students, . $1.00; .children, .75c.
They. .can. be purchased from
Sidney Dry Goods, or Cornish’s in
Sidney, ~ or Phil’ Ss. Bakery, or
Poplar’ s Restaurant, in ‘Brent-
wood.

Tickets canbe reserved and
held at the door by phoning 656-
3318 or 388-9003...

Report Awaited

A report from the public health’
inspector will be received shortly
‘by. North. Saanich “Council
‘regarding complaints from J. D. |
Boon, 832. Downey. Road, of an.

poultry. farm >

656- 4123 .
FREE HOME DELIVERY

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“intolerable fly nuisance”’ mostly
originating from a _nearby

~-Mr. Boon wrote Council noting i
‘that: he had written i in ‘this regard |.
-}-on several occasions in 1968 and |.
‘including “in. one letter.a. |: 4
signed petition: from ther, Jocal. ae

The Save the Children Fund is
$12,000 richer thanks to the raffle
of a one-acre: waterfront lot on
South Pender Island donated by
Mrs. A. E. Craddock, an en-
thusiastic member of the Sidney
chapter, Save the Children
organization.

C. M. Bryenten of Langley is
the winner of the property which
was drawn for in Vancouver on
March 25. Mrs. Craddock
donated a similar piece of land
four years ago for raffle. pur-
poses.

Mrs. W. G. Courtney, 9863 Ard-
more, said that local members

Margaret Salt,
: Saanichton, B.C.

CENTRAL SAANICH
CENTENNIAL 71 PROJECT.

Residents are invited to suggest a Community —
Project to celebrate Centennial 71.

Please write your ideas on this coupon, cut
along the dotted. lines and mail it to the
Committee. Chairman, Ss.
6469 Welch Road, RR-1,

$72,000 From Rattle
Vatertront

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worked hard to sell. tickets,
proceeds from which will help
underprivileged children all over
the world. Srve the Children
Fund assists outpost hospitals in
British Columbia and local cases
of need, as well as the more
publicized international projects.

43 APPLICANTS

Miss Sandy Patterson, Keating
Cross Road, has been selected by
the personnel committee for the
post of Cashier-typist in the
municipal office vacated by. the
resignation of Mrs. Judy Scott.
There were 43 applicants, ~

It’s later than you think!
Prompt efficient service.

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