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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

BY BERT GREEN

An audience of fully 590 owner-
electors filled Brentwood Bay
School auditorium on Thursday -
evening for a panel discussion on
Central Saanich’s June .6 sewer
referendum. :
- The meeting was arranged by |
the Society for Pollution. and

‘Environmental Control.

“Members of the panel were
Central Saanich Mayor A.M.
-Galbraith;.. Alderman Don
MacLaurin; sewer . project
consultant engineer Jack
Priestman; -L.E.. Benham,
director.of. environmental ser-

~ vices of the Metropolitan Board

of Health; R.D. Finnigan, B.C.
“Department of Recreation and.
‘Conservation, pesticide special-.
Bert Caine, B.C. en-
“vironmental engineer, ‘and Dr.
‘Mike Bell, University of Victoria

- ecologist. ‘The moderator “was
LA. W. Knight of SPEC.

ek Mayor Galbraith ‘said that it

was: in October of 1962 that the
- Metropolitan Health Board
wy “notified council of overflowing
. Septic tanks in the Brentwood

o spread to” other» areas’ of the.
municipality.

The ‘mayor continued with:
"particulars: of subsequent’ sewer |
- studies and prepared schemes,
~ all of. which: failed to gain ap

 proval of - the - “provincial -
authorities and led to the
rejection | by the: electors of the.
sewer. _ referendum - last

areas scheduled for sub-division
are largely. those where the land:

‘stated. ee

Ine ‘5 years. fime:: ‘over. ‘two
thirds of Central Saanich will still
be rural, . ‘said the Mayor: :

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“area, a trouble that has “since.

stended and intensive study, the.

5 unsuitable for. ‘agriculture, he.

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“Monday — - eta 7: 48P. M.

SEWER VOTE FACTS

@ Cost of referendum: $2.6
million.

@ Amortization: 20° years

e Date of Vote:
June 6.

Saturday,

oO Built-up. sewered areas:
Brentwood, Keating Heights,
Saanichton, Turgoose Point

o Charges to owner electors:
Phase 1, $1 a month per parcel
all property owners. Phase 2.
$3 a month per parcel for those
in shaded sewer areas. Phase
3, $8 a-month when those in

shaded sewered - areas ‘ con-

nect.

TOTAL 312 a month.
o Present population: 5.000.
© Eligible voters: 2,550

information .
52-1154, G.L

.@ Special
number:- +6
Wheeler

_@ Type of treatment:
condary

Se-

@ Guarantors: $1.2. million
Capital Regional District. $1.4
miilion Central Saanich muni-
cipality.

o Outfall discharge: area:

2,000 feet
Channel

o Depth of outfall:
o. Present sewerage — han-
dling: Septie werk

8 Federal . -rnment
forgiveness grant. -. trunk,
treatment plant & outfall:
$210,750

0 Provincial government
grant toward. trunk. & treat-
ment costs: $64,000 initially
0 Polling Stations: 8 a.m. to
8 p.m.- at: Brentwood
Elementary School. Keating
Elementary School &
Municipal Hall.

into Cordova

50 feet

Announcing that the trustees of

Saanich School Board have given

unanimous support to the
sewer bylaw, he read a_ letter
from. Brentwood |. medical

T.J.. McLister
Stating. that the external. en-
vironment .of the -district is
favorable to. the rapid spread of
disease, and emphasizing the

: responsibility of council to instal

sewers “to protect our children
and senior citizens.”’
- Alderman MacLaurin said that
-he stood for council originally be-

“cause of. the* urgent: need for’
“sewers, and he was re-elected .
“last December on- the same .

Platform. :
He’ revealed that. it has” been
decided’ that the home: owners’,

grant may be appliedas relief to.
recurring charges, and forecast.

“that in. five years. it. willbe:

» possible to reduce the. monthly

charges to home owners.

Above Standard -

Consultant © “engineer ‘Jack
-Priestman.

sti ‘the ‘medical | 1 authority. is .to-

bring » to “council's notice. the}
the |)
“correctional ‘methods: are mat-: |:

“existence ‘of. pollution ;

ters’ for the Pollution Control |
Board. eet

. He ‘noted

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~ system

~. disposal | of . waste,
municipality .
-. disposal, 2 over. the ‘‘back-door
‘who. prepared the ~
feasibility. study,, said. that: the 8

‘that: there are |
methods other. than’ discharge to |
ao the ocean: “An outfall to the sea

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we know is practical, but there
are moot points on the method to
return sewage to the land.” "he
asserted.

To. those who advocate a
continuance of ‘septic. tanks. he
warned that the old sand -filter
is not. satisfactory in
Central Saanich. Thé installation

‘now approved by the sanitary
authority

depends .on quality

topsoil overlay of the right

texture, and it is becoming in-

creasingly difficult to procure. | he
explained. ©

Regarding disposal of sew age
on land, Mr. Benham remarked:
“Good treatment, and its:
discharge to the sea'is the only:

Z thing’ to be done." MS

‘Front: Over Back -

oMr: Caine described the: funes!

tional working | ofa: sewerage

‘system.. He: ‘stressed’ ‘the. ad-~

of: the. front- door
‘where: the’
*160Ks “after”

vantages

method,"* in. which’ the respon-
sibility, is with the: house: owner,

“weakens " the resistance o ba:
: + teria” he stated _

AIR CADET
"INSPECTION -
OPEN TO ALL.

oe Presentation” of trophies

“the annual) inspection of.
+ No. 676. Sidney (Kinsmen)
> Squadron’ Royal. Canadian. :
Air Cadets on Sunday: ‘June

old Patricia’ ‘fay.
Col. RTS, ‘Keill €

airport.
CDAD

_and the public is invited: ta.
attend the. final parade of:
air cadet: tralning: year.
Ceremeanies: begin. at) 2.30

teen the uBes OF LS and 15,
Enroiment, wilh take,
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“anda reception’ will follow .

Tin the industrial section of |

will be: inspection’ “officer.

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there will be oa few

place os

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| Boat builders and

‘Sail matcers,
. Blacksmiths and
Toy makers

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COMPANS ation

BOBRR 7 Cet ee

WORKMONS

so that they. are no longer com-

“pumped for green-belt disposal

dependency”
“growth of population,’ said Dr.
Mark: Bell,
disagreed with putting it into the -

“Is not too difficult. with modern
“technology.

“rural landscape, and less than a.

; | schosl. held. its Sports. Day on

‘May 15, taking: ad-- ‘description of their dresses. Mrs.

«Bremner and her helpers, Mrs:

| jumps, .

: Gren Pettinges ned)

‘acancles. for new recruits 0 |
Seo erine can trive

“fb Buries

: Galbraith Name “od

yo and i Central Sadinich Mayan

“Friday.

“The event was a decided success”
with pupils and parents alike |’
_| enjoying the activities and the ‘re-
freshments provided by helpful
the capable -
{direction of Mrs. B. Delamere
“and Mrs,.C. Mendum.: :
- Spectators were able to view.”

“parents

* Bayes.

fcrepresented at the conterance by

He painted a distressing word
picture of the effect of DDT ‘on.
marine wild life in many parts of
the world. and deplored - the
culmulative effects of pesticides,
which, he said, are poisoning fish

merically useful.

Green Belt Use

“It is not desirable to add: to
ocean pollution by discharging
sewage. It is better for it to be
as a. municipal » he
advised.

The principles of “ecological
should be better
_ understood ‘because ofthe great

service,’

, who felt. that the
‘disposal of waste is not strictly.an_
engineering. problem. He

“ocean, and said that land disposal.

“The ideal situation for this i isa

quare-mile: would: be required. me

Brentwood. ‘Bay. ‘elementary |"
vantage of ideal sunny weather.
under
the: running, high’ and: ‘broad,

system. Many ‘young. athletes.
carried home trophies, to. be held :

for a year, re
BT s-vear ald Girt’ $ “trophy 1 ‘Colleen
» Aigging: 2." Dawnda Mattson: 3, Beats rice

“BOT, ‘gy varald: Bows Trophy: Le Scott
Bantzen 2, Darrea. Dresser. Brian: Hurley :
and Tommy Dorras Med?
Cand Mean Pal ‘ted’:
SoM Teayearald’ Girl's Trophy ie Sandra
“brosecand Pac! Lamont ted!

Bo tevearald Basve Trapkyeod

Wall, 2 Bail Palmers a. Bran Bur Ret aes

Dbwear old Girr'e Tropay
R Hones. Elivabevh oTidgman ede

Tracy
tae
Cathy Cote ar son ‘and

2 Randy Cael:
Vand aver hte i frephes PoCare Gare
Po Barre Barealiet, auere Baan

Male Mien 5, Bape alas aaites

To Island. Office

ore » Alderman Fike of Pawel) hever r.
Ws as elected | ‘president of
Association of Vancouver land
: Municipalities at the Qing Annual
“Meeting held at Qak Bas on May

ON ML Galbraith was eleceed: Viter
“president Central Saanigh was

Mayor Cralbraith and Aldermen

. girls. of the. Tsartlip School. sew- -

and \-ball- ‘throwing. ace
_| tivities simultaneously, the whole
‘co-ordinated bya useful new PLA.)

3.-Toal Bentzen :

Card, 2. Cindy: Low Alexander : 2, Susan Am

Wuier He)

“Gan Petungercetied od Voki Curd Jane:
EOle and Taminy Fovler Sed ;
We Ad gear ard, Poy: Trophy: {, David

a) Mack Offend.

Hand over Boss atrophy: hale iter Aa

the

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been harassed by teredos.

NORTH SAANICH cou: NCIL will not assume the
cost of moving Deep Cove schoolhouse to a suggest-
ed site near Wain Road firehall: A report from the
public works committee stated that although the
base is in good condition. the upper structure has

An additional factor is

the necessity for a costly plumbing system in
relocation of the antique building which, it had been
suggested. might serve as a museum for North
Saanich (Dane Campbell Photo).

The annual garden party of the
Tsartlip. Brownie. and. Cub
Committee was held.at Woodwyn
Farm. on Saturday, May . 16,
through the courtesy of Mrs. W.
C.. Woodward; herself a member
of the committee. The party. was
opened by Chief Philip Paul,.

. Whose father, Chris Paul was also.

a guest. Other dignitaries present.
‘were. Mayor. A.M. Galbraith,

“Honorary. Chief Ed- Underwood,

Chief Harold Pelkey and Band

“Councillor. Norman Williams.
‘Tea tables on the terrace were

prettily decorated with flowers.
‘and: little canoes: made by the:
children of the Tsartlip. School.
The Brownies had as their. guests

“members of the Keating Brownie.

Pack and their leaders.

AS special feature. of ‘the -af- .
ternoon: was a fashion show: when

‘Lorne Thomson, Mrs. H.- V.
Green and Mrs. E. Battison of the
sewing class; and’ also.
‘members of the Tsartlip Brownie.
with a small corsage ‘and a gift of

the’ fashion: show the. girls, sang.

y guitar,

Jawns, and the following received
theirs Golden. Bars: from> Mrs.

Sidney Couple |

are 5 gnebeating their

alesis of honor
“Empress: ‘Hotel: given = by®: their
children: who. travelled here from »
eastern Canada and Ww ashington,
for: the occasion... |

Mr. and Mrs. Lee were ‘married
“in Hampshire,. England in 1920.
| and. came. to: Canada in: 1929,
‘the.

committee were’ each’ presented -
alittle carved totem. Folldwing ,

“popular songs to the: aecompani- “children,

-ment ‘of. Sister Terry. and, her.

The. Brownies | formed their:
Fairy: ‘Ring’ on one of the large.

Maurice. Destrube, president. of.
the Tsartlip™ Brownie and..Cub._

Garden Party Features
Tsartlip Fashion Show

committee: Janice-Marie Henry,
Maureen Williams, Beatrice
Henry, Mary: Elliott, .Kathy

Flood, Valerie Williams. and
‘Louise Rasmussen.

All... the
Brownies received: badges from
the Canadian Girl Guide Associa-
tion, marking the sixtieth anni-
versary of Guiding in, Canada.
Approximately $112 was made at
the party. which will be used for

‘the teaching of native ar ts at the:

Tsartlip School?

50. Years Wed

Receive Guests _

- Sidney. friends . were: en-:

‘tertained. attea on Tuesday, May: .
26. at the home of Mr.and 4

E:P: 9863 Fifth’ St reet, “who

-a dinner in the

living in Calgary where Mr. Lee:
was a timekeeper for.that city for.

“some years. Later they moved to.

Toronto.and came to Sidney. to.

retire three years ago.

“Mr. and. Mrs, Lee: have: five
‘Mrs,
‘Hamilton, Ont., Mrs, Edward’
Brown’ and: Edward: Lee o

Toronto, Ont. Mrs. Hd; “Tim.
berlake, Bellevue, Wash.. sand
Robert E. Lee, Ottawa. There are
Six. grandsons, one grand:
daughter . and. lwo
granddaughters.

“Max. Creasy,

greats,

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The following is the meteorological report June 6 3.45 am. 9.9
fur the week ending May 31 furnished by the June 6 11.55 a.m. 1.1
Research Station, Saanichton. June 7 2.20. a.m. 9.5
Maximum tem.( May 23} 72. June 7 4,05 am. $.5
Minimum tem. ‘May 26) 41. June 7 12.35 p.m. 15
Minimum: on grass 29° June 7 9.20 p.m. 11.3
Precipitation 32. June. 8 3.30 a.m. Qi ¢
Total Precipitation 14, June. 3 4.10 a.m. 9.1
Sunshine 56.3... June . 8 1.05 p.m, 2.0

Supplied by the meteorclogical division, June 8 9.50 p.m. 11.2
Department of Transport for the week end-. June’ 9 4.10 a.m. 8.5
ing May 321. June 9 5.30 a.m. 8.5
Maximum tem. (May .25 & 313 71 June 9 1.50 p.m. 2.7
Minimum tem, :May.26) 40 June 9 10.25) p.m. 11
Rain 32 June 10 5.05 a.m. 78
Mean temperature 53.8 June 16 7e am. 78

ota Clpilauion 4 June *G 2.25 pm. 6
Total Precipitation 14 seme 10 1050 pom. he

June 1 6.20 a.m. 7.0

TIDE TABLE June li 8.25 a.m. viel

June 11 3.05 p.m. 4.6

Calewated at Fulford Harbour June 11.10 p.m. 10.8

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