SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Wednesday, May 27, 1970

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on’ Third Street, but volunteer
help from parents of the

youngsters has fallen down
badly.

KEEP YOUR CAR IN
~ SOUND MECHANICAL CONDI Ow

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Contribute To Your Own Safety
And The Safety Of Others

Come In For A Safety Check Now

wo Donations are ‘rolling i in to help —
Sidney ‘scouts and guides with
their ambitious ‘renovation . of
ftieir covered Scout-Guide-Hall.

Phone

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24 Hour Towing Service. 656-1922

at Fifth:

WASHINGTON RHO “ALFALER
, ~ COMPLETE HORSE PELLETS
~ GRAINS AND. STRAW
FERTILIZER

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: - May’ 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30 :
‘Surprisingly ‘ fresh, funny eo
youthful-looking, ‘enjoyable,
far differe nt from most Mos

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Lacking

Ted Robinson, acting chairman
of the group, says there is a
disappointing “lack of interest’’
in the project from families in the
community, although the hall will
serve about 280 children.

Work. bees have been held
almost every weekend since
January under D.W. Langtry. but
there is still much to be done.
At a recent committee
meeting, it was decided to scrap
further pleas for volunteer labor
and to hire craftsmen. The large
hall, moved last ‘fali from a site
beside St. Andrew's Anglican
Church, has to have plumbing,
wiring, a furnace and new win-
dows installed beside interior and
exterior finishing...

- The work will cost between
$5,000 and $6,000 and Scout House
will be approached for a loan.”
DONORS
Meanwhile, donations have
come. from local Kinsmen,
-Kinettes, Lions, Rotary, Rotary-
- Annes, Ladies’. Auxiliary -to
Canadian Legion, Army, Navy
and Airforce organization and its
Ladies’ Auxiliary to the tune of
$695. ne - .
Private. individuals.. and
businessmen have contributed a
total. of nearly. $1,000. Donors
include Mrs. A.W. Smith, Arthur
Freeman, Sam Gordon, Mrs.
Bessie Roberts, Har Lee, Sidney
Bakery and Mitchell and An-
derson stores, also the District of
North Saanich. Various
businesses. including Butler
-Bros.,. Dench Excavating Ltd.
Dennis Bowcott, Ocean Cement.
and Mitchell and Anderson’ have
also contributed materials at a
discount.

Trustees Endorse |
--Referendum:

“BY ‘ROSEMARY OWEN:
After a discussion of benefits to
be. derived from: municipal. se-,
“wage disposal systems, as applied |
to. “school: structures, ‘Saanich -
School Board on Monday unani-
mously endorsed in principle the.
Central. Saanich . sewer. refer-

The: Board” ‘also’ endorsed in.
principle a resolution ‘framed by
Central Saanich Council: request-
ing ‘the. province. to exempt. agri-.
-cultural land: from ‘school taxa-"|.
tion. ‘Trustee ‘Gordon: Ewan:
suggested that it. would then be
necessary for the government - to
“reirnburse municipalities for the
‘loss of school revenue, © 6°
-School Superintendent. Mort.
Thorsell reported an, investiga-
‘| tion of aircraft noise over schools

pals. have

‘port any recurrence of this

i The work of Sidney Recreation
| Committee was warmly . com:
a. mended) by Trustee .Z.M.

My | Hamilton in the proposal to pro-
mote a water safety: program. for

a ‘Sidney elementary) students.

iy | Approval was given by the Board

M | which occurs before school hours,
4a | but not for the section after 9am,

en as this would involve collection of.
a: fees and, set n aif ficult precedent,

5 could be an expansion of recrea-

a | and stated that this is not at pre-_
 @ t-sent a problem, but school princi-
been. instructed to re-

ral “
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Shoomakers and
Pastry bakers,
Undertakors and
Oystor cultivators
‘Are just some of tha workers
empldayed in industies govercd:
by Workmen's Gary pensation

AME fede prone! 4

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AB] aid He you are unsure ab your

2: / Cavbrage phone tha WtB,

“WORKMENS
compensation
BOBRO ATE

“SURVEY

STAKES have been planted
_ preparation for. straightening and. rebuilding’ of
Wain Cross ‘Road from. West Saanich Road to

Derrick. Ald. H. A. Taylor, North Saanich public

works chairman, says that tenders will be let short-
ly for this section which is an.access road to the new
Wain Road fire hall. (Review. v Photo). |

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Fire Alarm
Phone Service
‘Disappointing’

Opinion that Central Saanich
fire department should abandon
the present commercial
telephone answering service,
which for several years.” has
relayed alarms, was expressed
by Alderman Tom Michell at a
meeting of council last week.
He noted the increased cost this
year of the present service, which
he described as ‘‘very disap-
pointing,’ and said, “We came
out of Saanich on a_ hasty
decision: we should go back to
them, I think it’s a must.”

For many years Saanich
municipal alarm room at Vernon
Ave.’ fire headquarters handled
emergency calls for the fire
departments of Central Saanich,
Sidney and North Saanich, View
“Royal, Colwood and > Langford.
‘Some years ago when Saanich
proposed to increase charges for
the service, these departments
pulled out together in favor of the
“privately .owned telephone an-
swering — service. . Central
Saanich, however, has continued
its arrangement with Saanich
alarm room for emergency police
calls.

[ Silver Threads |

Thursday, May 28 - Court Whist
1:30 p.m.

Friday, May 29 - Jacko,.2 pm.
Monday,: June. - Drop-in;
games, 2-p.m.. 9. nieve
‘Tuesday; June 2.- Arts and
Crafts 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Drop in.
Wednesday, June 3.- Films -
“Niagara. Falls Parkland,’’
“Malayan Seashore,’’ ‘‘Totems.”’
‘All programs take place at
Sanscha. Hall,: Beacon . Ave.,
Sidney. Senior citizens: of: the
district, and visitors are

rene

- Swim Pool

Continued from Pa gel

“mittee will accept cash, “chioguiee
“or” post-dated © cheques. through:
the Bank of Montreal, -Toronto-.
‘Dominion: Bank. and. Saanich
Peninsula Credit. Union. ae
= Of School Board. plans, he said
; that the North Sidney: -expansiot
will: probably -develop'v within
years. to.a total of: from ‘1, 5200" ‘to
“1,500: ‘students, ‘and there would.
therefore be an important | educa:
| tional use of the pool: Later there |

tional facilities for the young with”
a ‘skating: ‘rink, anda” bowling
-green for adults, suggested -
‘Peerman Lott “ ve oa

Opponents:

Continued from. Page I

tion, ‘but are supposed to deliver
us from: evil,")
POISONING: WE LL Ss
~ John Windsor said he had never
benefitted a red dime from, sub-
division, but: warned that some
residents who ‘imagine’ their
septic - tanks are. working effi-
ciently may not be aware that
underground: seepage is poison:
ing another person's well,
“Children are Hable at any
time to contract a disease, and if:
there isan epidemic it is not
going to stop in Brentwood --- it's
Hoing to spread. [tis time to stops
this. constant rejection, of
remedies,” said Mr.Windsor,
ePFarmer William Taylor spoke:
eloquently of the invasion» of:
country by town, and the inequity
‘aft expecting — the farmers
Maintain a green belt.
“Aldermen Don Mac Lauri in and
Ken Stanhike, were, among the:
caychence af atiout 180, They. bath
trequently rose (uoffer interimas
tion on sallent points connected
with the. proposed -fostallation,
‘nd ta challenge categorioal.
statements considered
contrary to facts,
dulgened. of the chairainn, Mrs
Patricia’ Groves was coften.
strained © ay “several speakers
strove ta take the: floor at the
same tine,

he by 12. ‘homeowners. ‘com:
; plained | that the. municipal, build.

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The ine

- Jr mi tised

assurance, some. time’ ago, that:
‘the mess would be cleared up.
Council noted that 16 local resi-°
dents. ‘were warned by: letter last.

before, "commented. Mayor

‘Stanley Dear. He ‘promised the

“Damage totalling $250: was

‘sustained when the car driven by
'| Richard N. Powell, 840, Parklands.
Road, Victoria, left West Saanich |
Road near Marchant, hit a power.

MONDAY,

Ad m is

Ml nraceeds to

“Married Couple
Kamloops, | ‘B. C.

 EEMALE,

‘housekeeping duties, oA

lo- nonsense’ Clean-up
Sy Council —

protestors | ‘that as “no-nonsense.
cleanup job will lake place next’

fall, “remove — unsightly
ssboaliee’” from their yards, “We:
have. not had to take action.

pole. and partially overturned, |

LIONS CASH BINGO

BRE I NTWOOD COMMUNITY HAL i. 2

DOMESTIC HELP: WANTED

COOK: HOUSEKEEPE ER
"GARDENER -

Pr lvale. accommodation supplied.
| ‘Hone osokingg.

moder WH ale ctrie al appliance C8:

rezoned from rural to Residential

‘tion of Joe. Rickard.-

and. f ied.

JUNE 1, B P.M.

sion $1 00

Lions C lub char ities

‘HAN DYMAN |

to live on ri anch near. :

aa Q wed t moh - )

MAL 1. ws “Gardener handy
Toman Wait on table. Good
_ salary.

Sees of land south of ‘Dickson :
Ave, and west of Graham. ‘were.

‘A ‘classification on ‘the | “applica- :

_ Division of the property: ‘into :
half-acre. lots involves the. re-
servation - of | an adjacent. addi:
tional three acres for a park. In. |:
reply toa. question, Mayor: JB. P
Cumming» said that an ‘existing |.
irrigation: ool | will, be. levelled,

PUBLIC USE SUGGESTED
FOR SCHOOL BUSES

interest if school buses which
are idle for a great part of the
day could be scheduled for
fare-paying journeys between
Brentwood - and Sidney and
Victoria several times a week. |
There was no debate on the
question, but the alderman °
made. his submission for
possible future discussion with
Saanich School Board.

When Vancouver . Island
Coach Lines curtailed its Saa-
nich Peninsula’ schedule
recently the limited bus
service linking Sidney, Deep
Cove and Brentwwood Bay
was abandoned.

Alderman Ted Clayards
suggested to Central Saanich
council on Tuesday that it
would be greatly in the public

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