Wednesday, November 4, 1970 THE REVIEW

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. ; Photo 5 by H. Robineon
tersection of Burnside Road West. The

land will be remembered by old-timers
for its Spring-time displays of daffodils
grown by the previous owners, Van-
treight Farms.

OLD FARM BUILDINGS once stood on
the site of today’s Colquitz Junior
Secondary School north of the Trans-

Canada Highway, east of the in-
BY DONNA LIESCH

“Kol-caoyl-quish’’, an Indian
term meaning “‘a child crying to
the ‘state of exhaustion’’ or
“whispering water’ are two
possible origins of the name
Colquitz which our . Junior
Secondary School carries.
However, we do know that it was |
named after the little creek that
runs. along: Interurban Road.
Colquitz School. was originally
designed to accomodate ‘ap-
proximately 500 students, but has —.
since been expanded to its |
present. population of close to.
1,000. Mr: Drummond, originally:
the vice-principal of the school,
became its. principal in © 1962,
succeeding Mr. Horace Dawson.
In its 14 years of existence,

- Colquitz has. become well-known
for the achievement of its bands,
choirs, and drama groups in local
and provincial | festivals. Doing

Photo by Leonard Thompson

~-gave the salmon: Ci |
~. petition throughout your school to

_ BY PAM DOWN
The Mount Doug students paid’
15¢ for an enjoyable lunch hour of »

music by the “BLACK SNAKE |
-BLUES” on Friday, October’ 23.

Now, that’s the way” to finish a
week !

Here’s a suggestion to é help _
Circulate -a

get more water into Goldstream

~~ to enable the fish to spawn. ROSE -
MARIE FELSING and CARLA
“ROSE, started. this, petition «at.

The ‘basketball game between
¢ FAX and the girls on the First :
United Team has been re-
scheduled for November 6.

Needless: to say,
practising time. won't do our

’“terrorising” team any harm!
Keith McCallion and the boys will

be using this time to. improve
“their ‘shooting eyes; SO: ‘girls,

- watch out!
One. of the ‘projects of ‘the.

Community
Recreation ‘class is to-teach the . divi:
the eye took the’ midget boys »

“Esquimalt~

~ children from grades. 4, a 6. and 7

the extra >

to the Island Championships in
‘Nanaimo.

Thursday, October 29, saw a
hectic day of competitions. bet-

-ween Central and the ‘‘Y”’ during ©

across country meet. The results

were; SUE HUTCHESON of the

“Y? won the bantam girls

division, CATHY SAPSFORD of |

Central took the midget’ girls

“title. DAVID COX, also from
“Central, won in the bantam: boys :

division and ERNIE CARSON of restoration of Colquitz Creek, by

helping: with pesticide: clean-ups, ;

‘particularly well in school sports, 7
-Colquitz received the. island.
. championship in. basketball last

year and won the city cham-.

‘pionship in swimming the year
_ before. This year we have won
the city grass-hockey meet, and
-are thus. far tying for first place. “
‘in soccer, ch
Our’ students at Colquitz have
‘taken a leading role in the fight
“against pollution by joining. with
“various® organizations” in, the

. Vietoria ‘High and I think it’s: a

= good. idea. “Why not start: one in : and. other such campaigns.

Ih recent. roa ites the school has

on Victoria West,.

-congratualtions.. to Oak Bay
_ Junior’s girls grass-hockey team.
_. They are the proud winners of the.
~ Vancouver, Island. -Grasshockey
~ Championship. The. final score
Was 1-0, being victorious over
wy Lansdowne... iA

“Reynolds Junior is getting’ itchy
“feet... now: that» ‘it has” defeated”.
Oak Bay Junior in a 2- game total —
- goal playoff, the. team will travel: “2537.

troduced, in which students" work 7
‘was _ divided. “Up | into ; three.
- semesters...

oe

- Beauties ‘versus “beasts;

. better. known aS: ‘“YOMEN- fe

. MEEN', is in progress. at Oak...
“’ Bay Junior. The girl's will: test <
their feminine skills. in com-.) |

- petitions with the boys; in games _ ve
and wisdom: tests. To finalize ~

» these activites; a ‘Reach’ for the :

" Cop’ contest. on November 6, and:

IN. seg ND

the» “games | “have ‘been. “ex:
- cellent, and it’s a treat to play —
~ there for the players. A good
a deal all round. oe “

BY KEITH McCALLION -
“The inter-high soccer season.
“is coming down to the final:

games, and unless: something |

this

female opposition .

a soe Hop, spectacular occurs, it appears Soccer is coming to an end, hour game, Friday night we'll
: a Vic High and Mount View will. but rugby. has’ started. The meet the First United girls in »-.
: og ~ again battle. it out for. the. inter high Jeague this year....-.a big game at 8.30 p.m. at the
a REE _ league championship. While ~ looks like it'll be tough, and First United Hall. When we
vig Boo a ~T'm on the subject of soccer, the word is to watch for’ destroy. the opposition at
; ; : s oP “EVERY S AT. I'd like-to say what a great- Claremont, who are always... Royal Oak, we'll be more than

e right up there, and Vie High...

The CFAX 1070's Basketball”
squad will be. playing its first

- {dea somebody had when they
<) decided. to put-one- Friday
“game under othe lights. in
Athletic Park. ‘The crowds for

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the ‘Municipality: of, Saanich, ig

» ready for Barb Hallberg and
company Friday night, °-

The UVIC Vikings hockey
club under Howie Carty has
certainly shown that it can

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Thursday. We'll be at Royal: oe oe
Oak Junior High for a lunch =

“come: back." The Vikings

were losing 61 to Butler:
in a Vancouver |:
“Tshand: League game last:
“Priday night with “only as
couple of minutes left; They”
“won (he: game 6-5, firing’ in Ba

STUDENT WORLD REPORTERS for Colquitz Junior Secon-
dary School are Noreen Hemsworth, left; and Donna Liesch, the. .
writer of the: accompanying story on the ls-year-old school.

(David Shearer Photos.)

8-6 &

This. more ‘flexible timetable
enables students who are weak in
some subjects toe .spend “more
time.to cover. the work in those

previous years. With the present.
_over- crowding | of classrooms,
this may prove to be a possible -

solution for schools i in the future.
- Another unique feature of our.

_ School is our. financial support of,
two orphan children during the

“past six years. ‘Until last. year,

OUF enildren were a ‘Korean

a Photo by. Leonard ‘Thompson
im, Winkelmans

Indian»
‘Arunakumari. This year, Woo Ae:

“has returned home; however we
still have the girl in addition to~
Jayaraj, a 12-year old Indian boy. .

Supporting . these children has:

~ always been:a purely voluntary...

“project with..each. student”

involved i st. sche
‘tivities, but he also is a

school boy, Woo Ae Duk, and an
girl, _Karney.

Duk graduated from school. and

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC:

POLLUTION CONTROL ACT, 1967
REGISTRATION OF DISCHARGES _

Pursuant to Section 5 of the Pollution Control Act, 1967, all

persons . (including individuals, firms, societies, cor-

porations, and all levels of local government, and all bran- .
ches and agencies of the Provincial Government) are.
required to notify the Director of Pollution Control in writing,

on or before December 31, 1970, of their discharging of ef-

fluent, sewage, or other waste materials on, in, or under any

land or into any water. Waste materials includes: all liquid

wastes and solid wastes, such as garbage or refuse, and spent

chemicals, etc.

_ALL DISCHARGES EXCEPT THE FOLLOWING MUST BE
REGISTERED:

a)....Waste discharges already under Poilution Control
Permit.

b).... All discharges of domestic sewage emanating from a
sinale or double-unit dwelling.

. All discharges of domestic sewage into a ground ab-
sorpilor field where the volume is less than 5,000 Imperials.
gallons per day.

Failure to comply with the above {s an offence against the act
and is punishable by a fine not exceeding one thousand’
dollars or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding three
months, or both, if the offence is of a continuing nature, by a.
fine not exceeding five hundred dollars for each: day the of-

. fence continues. Z
Registration forms are available from all Government. =
Agents’ offices. One registration form is required for each —
discharge and the forms, when completed, must be filed on or"

“before December 31, 1970 with a ves

The Director of Pollution. Control
Water Resources Service
Parliament Buildings ©
VICTORIA, BC.

WN. Venables, P. Bog.
October 23,. 1970,

Director of. Pollution. Control 442

pledging, and then donating, his

-own individual amount. Through :
this process, ° we: ‘Usually 1 False

out $360) a year.

Winkemans

portant | ‘part. of our. studen

- council, ‘being: the treasurer.” He
- was'one of those instrumental in’
. establishing the popular. “drop-in.
centres” in the: Colquitz district
~ and: has. assisted: ins all. -anti- a
is pollution. projects, oe .
“oo Itc is the awareness “and

_ Junior Secondary School | a place» :
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