SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

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Wednesday, September 16, 1970

Keating
Collision

A motorcycle was smashed and
its’ driver suffered a broken arm
~in collision with a pickup truck at
the junction of Keating Cross
Road and. Veyaness on Sept. 10:

Paul Foster Nelson, 1512 Pearl
St. Victoria was taken to Royal
Jubilee Hospital for treatment
after his bike hit a truck driven
by Everett D. Broadley, 1992
Stelly Cross Road. No charges
have been laid. —

Brush Fire Ignited

Children playing with matches
- caused a brush fire in the 9000
block West Saanich Road on
Saturday. Central Saanich
firemen brought the flames
quickly under control.

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Archdeacon and Mrs.. A.E.
Maddocks are enjoying a holiday
with friends. and relatives in
Calgary and Edmonton.

Mr. Nelson Campbell of Sault
ste Marie, Ontario, has been
enjoying a week’s holiday. with
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Campbell, Verdier
Avenue,

Mr. and Mrs. Ross Yuill and
family of 1055 Clark. Road have
returned from a holiday visiting
relatives in Alberta, Saskat-
chewan and. Manitoba. On their
way they. visited. historic
Barkerville, and going by way of
Dawson Creek and the Peace
River District visited Mr. Yuill’s
brother at Great Slave Lake.

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_ Mr. and Mrs. Ron Morrison
have returned to their-home at
7236 Brentview Drive after
spending the summer in Alberta
and Ontario. Mr. Morrison
competed at.~ the Alberta
Provincial Rifle Meet in Calgary
in July, and while in Alberta they
visited relatives in Stoney Plain
and Edmonton. They then -went
east .and stayed with Mr.
Morrison’s brother and sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Morrison,
at Kinmount, Ontario. From
there they went to Ottawa for the
Dominion Rifle Association Meet,
where Mr. Norrison enjoyed a
very fair. shoot.
Mrs. Margaret: Vanderkracht
and Mr. Brian Vanderkracht of
1451 Benvenuto Avenue attended
the wedding of: Mrs. Van-
derkracht's second’ son, Con-
stable Dale Vanderkracht to Miss
Julie “Matwechuck. daughter. of
Mr. and Mrs. John Matwechuck™
of Hinton, Alberta. The wedding
took place in Hinton .on August 28.
The young couple will make their.
home at Peace River, ‘Alberta,
where the groom is stationed with
the R.C.M.P.
Corporal and Mrs. D.H. Latta
and their two children, Terry and
Tracy, of Edmonton enjoyed a.
two-weeks holiday with Mrs.
Latta’s parents, and Mrs. WJ.
Nelson, 7032 West Saanich Road.
Corporal Latta is in the Airborne
- Troops. stationed at Edmonton.
The Evening ‘Branch of the
Brentwood College Memorial
Chapel. A.C.W..is holding’. its
Annual. Rummage Sale ‘in the
Brentwood Community Hall..on
Saturday, September 19, from.
10:00 to 12: 00 noon. o

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“Mr. ‘and Mrs. Wm. Bremner of ih

~ 6536 West. Saanich. Road. have.
“returned after spending. nearly

three weeks - touring. in British.

Columbia and Alberta.. ‘Going to:

Prince Rupert they visited in
Prince George, Fort St.John, ‘and’
“went. to see: the~ ‘Bennett Dam.

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‘The: ‘marriage
“was. “performed by Archdeacon
‘E.H... Maddocks,. rector. of.

Chapel, who was accompanied by

the best man.

~ Victoria,
_ nouncing

take pleasure in an-
the. forthcoming

marriage of «their daughter’

. Virginia May,.to© Mr. David
George Baade, 1401 Stelly’s Cross
Road, Saanichton. The marriage
will take place at -the Wilkinson

H Road United Church on Saturday,
Sept. 16, at 2:30 p.m,, Rev.
Mac Quarrie officiating.

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Mrs, “Maddocks, Another.
: Brentwood couple: ‘attending the-
wedding © were Mr. and Mrs, .

David Bolster, Mr. ‘Bolster * being

Captain and Mrs. RG: ‘Mace
Donald of: ‘4591. Markham: Road,

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Vancouver Island Coach’ Lines
has agreed to reconsider their
application. to | discontinue
passenger services: in Saanich,
Central Saanich:’-and “North
Saanich, including Sidney.

In response to. pleas from
Saanich and Peninsula appeals to
retain part of the service to ac-
comodate senior citizens and
others who are wholly dependent
on bus. facilities, they have
agreed to. look into
possibilities of~ providing a
“minimum levelof .motorcoach
service’? subject: to a fare in-
crease. :

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formal application to the Public

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“Te reason to believe we will
soon be out. of its’.

2 an Indian with, income: of less

$3,500.

, the: money. ‘and we'l sta
housing: program.

: | forces into. other act tion,”
Mr. Elliott.

“Cowichan -Indian- Agency field

“son. declared. ‘‘we have. been

Way: communication,” :
: going to get. thumped; our. policy

Stated Mr. & lark.

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61-year-old Mrs. Lillian Frates died and three peopie were taken
to hospital after a collision on the junction of Fourth Avenue and

- Henry in Sidney on Friday shortly after noon. Ernest Harwood,
driver of the car in which Mrs. Frates died, is still in Rest Haven
Hospital in satisfactory condition.

sues

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Coach Lines. earlier made:

“In the current housing sohakae.

“than $3,000 is required to put up a.
minimum. of: $135 cash to get a.
‘ subsidy. of . $8,500.. On «a> rising:
; _ scale, a Band member’ with an:
i: income ‘of. over: $9, 000 would. put.
“up $1, 185 . cash: for: a Subsidy: of :
: ‘municipalities for a fare i increase

“Vdon! t. buy this sche ne. Give :

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solution pretty: quick: we may. ‘be
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In an exchange of Words with

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service completely for economic
reasons.
President of V. 1. Coach Lines,

R.N. Dalby: revealed this in a
letter submitted to the area
municipal councils.

“As you are aware,”’ he said,
“our company is no longer
capable of. subsidizing Saanich
‘Peninsula suburban - services
presently being | operated.
However, in recognition of the
desire of the Municipality: that:
“service not. be completely ‘cur-
- tailed, l agreed to investigate the
possibility. of providing a
“Tainimum: level. of: motorcoach
service.’

AGREEMENT

this week with municipal officials.
involved, we believe agreement
“was reached, subject to approval
‘of the municipal councils con-
“cerned,.on _V.I.. Coach’ Lines
: providing a reduced. schedule,”
~ continued Dalby. —

the offer hinged on:-

required before they can ‘submit

plication for abandonment to the
Public Utilities Commission. .

(2). ‘Agreement © from the

- Peninsula. routes ‘and’
-maximum to. the outer. limits of
« the routes from Victoria:
- The. President. revealed ‘that
Coach Lines had been advised by.
the ‘Public Utilities ‘Commission.
that it is prepared to approve the
‘revised schedule if. the
municipalities. and . company
reach agreement,

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“Following further discussions :

He made clear, however, that

~ (D/A favorable sésponsé [rom
the Municipal councils. This. is”

“an amendment. to their. ap-»

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‘Tninimum: increase. “would: apply
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MAYOR CUMMING
GUEST SPEAKER

First meeting of a busy fall
schedule for North Saanich ‘and
Sidney Chamber of Commerce
will feature Mayor J. B. Cum-
ming: as guest speaker on. Sept.
24.

The North Saanich Mayor is
chairman of the Capital Regional
District Hospital Board and will
talk on the hospital situation.

‘Other discussions will cover the
much-needed breakwater. After
Friday’s storm, president Len
Siver phoned M.L.A.. David
Anderson with an invitation to
view Beacon Ave. wharf. The
Member. was unable to come but
expressed awareness of the
situation.

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Sunday, September 27. with
request to the Commission for
Short notice approval in order to
avoid a period when. no service
would be in existance,” said Mr.
Daiby.

. . NEW SERVICE

But he -warned . that’ the
duration of the new service would
depend, to a large measure, on

the patronage it attracted.
The propesed Sidney: to. Vic-
-toria Service would leave Sidney
at 7a.m.and arrive at Victoria:at
~7,.45 a.m. The evening return trip

is. planned. to leave Victoria. at.

5.30 p.m.and arrive in Sidney at
6.15 p.m. The route would include
Lochside, East Saanich, Patricia
Bay Highway and Douglas”
Street.

The West Saanich — “Cordova
-Bay.. service “would leave the.

: Victoria. Depot at.8 a.m. and 3.30
p.m., -taking 14 hours | ‘for the
-round trip back to. Victoria.

ther consideration by.. Saanich

“response to the offer is expected

-R.C.M.P.: officers,

stayed on. the job from 7pm,

‘Fopes. as
Despite. their ‘efforts, a 40- foot

boats’ were damaged by the

The letter was tabled for fur-
Council Tuesday and no official

before the next Council meeting:

up. to: 40 miles: an. hour. whipped .
waves. over. the Beacon ‘Avenue.
~wharf on. Friday. evening. ©
reserve |
policemen. and volunteer helpers .

until 3 a. ‘m:y’ removing outboard a
“engines * from: boats” for. safe.
storage" ‘and securing Mooring:

‘ ehuiser’ “Dream Girl’ swamped .
and sank while a number of other .

with approval.

OLD AGE PENSIONERS ORGANIZATION stepped solidly
- behind the Senior Citizens Activity Centre building fund with a
donation of $220, presented at the ‘first. September meeting.
President Mrs. Edith Sumpton handed the cheque to Walter
Villers, of Silver Threads Volunteer Corps, campaign fund-
raiser. while W.E. Briggs, activity centre trustee, looked on.

‘Thursday, Sept. 17, Bridge and
crib, 1:30 p.m.; Friday, Sept. 18,
Jacko, 2 p.m.; Monday, Sept. 21,

p.m.; Tuesday, Sept. 22, 10 a.m.
Knitting Group, 11 a.m. Painting
class. Noon, Geramics class. 1
p.m., Crib; Wednesday, Sept. 23,

Singsong, cards and games, 2

Silver Threads

li a. m. Volunteer Corps. Rum-
mage Sale (see adv. in n Coming
Events.)

All’ programs ‘take. place. at
Sanscha Hall,
Sidney... Senior citizens ofthe
district and visitors, welcome.

Beacon -Ave.;.

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