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money, members of the
Parkland Secondary Row-
ing Club wash cars on
Beacon Avenue in Sidney
on Friday to offset the cost
of competing this season.

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heritage value of area DECIDES
can be assessed.

Ald. Arlene Box said a heritage
advisory committee bylaw is nec-
essary as there is no existing
legislation in the community to
protect heritage homes.

“I wouldn't like to see another
(heritage) house go down before
we get to dealing with this (bylaw),
* she said.

Ald. Gary Valiquette agreed,
saying, “We've been caught in the
same position before.”

Bawlf told The Review last
week that at least three homes of
aesthetic and historical value have
been tom down in Central Saanich
in the last year.

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SCALLOPS (battered)...
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Opinions sought on waste -

Public input is sought from
Peninsula residents on the Capital
Regional District’s solid waste
disposal policies at an open house
in Sidney this Thursday.

The open house will run from 2
p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Sanscha Hall
annex, off Beacon Avenue and the
Pat Bay Highway in Sidney, and
will give residents a chance to
meet the CRD Solid Waste Man-
agement Plan commissioner Doug
MacKay, CRD spokesman Jack
Fry said.

MacKay will spend the next four
months reviewing the CRD’s
three-year solid waste disposal
plan, Fry explained.

Among issues of concern to
Peninsula residents is the proposed
filling-in of Heal Lake with solid
wastes, in the Highland Land Digg.
trict.

Heal Lake is one of three lakes
that drain into Tod Creek.

Making the small lake a landfill
would have a damaging environ-
mental impact on Tod Creek’s
fragile ecosystem, environmental-
ists argue.

The open house will aggo hear

the public’s views on the disposaide 3s,

of toxic wastes and on the fate of
the Hartland Avenue Landfill, Fry
said.

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House burns

About $10,000 worth of
damage was sustained by. a North
Saanich house in a fire, Thursday
morning.

North Saanich volunteer fire
chief Terry Towle said the house,
at 11175 Woodpecker Place, was
still under construction and was
unoccupied when the fire started.

Spontaneous combustion of rags

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used to apply linseed oil to win-

dow frames on the second floor of
the building was the likely cause
of the fire, Towle said. :
The fire department was alerted
about the blaze by a neighbor at
about 8:20 a.m., he said.
The property, which is near

- Land’s End Road, had been on fire

for several hours before the fire
department responded to the call
and quickly doused the flames, he
added.

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waiting for more information from the band, Stefaniak said.
The Band claims the school site at the corner of Stelly’s
Crossroad and Gowdy Road is on reserve property which was
misappropriated from the reserve earlier this century.
Tsartlip Band Chief Daniel Sam said a meeting has been held
between the band, the school district and Central Saanich council
representatives to discuss the land claim.

“We just spoke on how we feel —

that we’ve been here years

and we definitely feel that site is part of our reservation.”

- Elmer’s Diner

formerly

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