Wednesday, March 18, 1970

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BY A.G.

After only limited examination,
North Saanich. Council - has
decided to ‘receive and file” a
letter from Pemberton, Holmes
Ltd. containing a. counter

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approximately 225-- homes: ‘be
dispoésed of on the 100 acre area °
reserved for the second. nine
holes of the golf course which will
not be developed for three to-four

proposal for the interim dosposal ~~ years.
of treated effluent from the “This. would mean,” the
planned Kingswood development company wrote, ‘‘that these

homes would be available’ for
connection to. the municipal
sewer when the overall sewage:
disposal problem for the area-has
been clarified. In the meantime
the municipality would ~ be:
receiving revenues from the
development, a large. proportion
of which might possibly be
reserved for a sewer develop-
ment fund.”

off West Saanich Road north of
Patricia Bay.

Mayor J.B..Cumming was
‘particularly irritated with the
response to his previous request
that the condominium and golf
* .- course developers guarantee

participation in the. proposed
Deep Cove municipal. sewer
system. He had asked . the

«+.» Kingswood agents to specify,

: before receiving approval in “They want us to overrule. Dr.
: principle for the development, Whitbread,” said Mayor Cum-
Ho. the number of connections they. ming, ‘‘but we can’t do it. They
. will require and or the amount of should discuss these problems |

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with the.Board of Health them-
selves: It seems ‘they .expect
North Saanich to promote their
scheme.”

Alderman Harry. Taylor was
‘more sympathetic. towards the
developers, thought the plan to be
“very good and expressed surprise

- that effluent from ia three stage
treatment. plant cannot be
Sprayed on the land.

money they. will commit to the
system. :
The elaborate enginect ing plan
_ distributed late in’ 1969 proposed
‘that the effluent from the 450
homes to be built be sprayed on
the greens and: fairways: of the.
golf course ‘after tertiary
treatment. — Pige h

PLAN: REJECTED -
When North Saanich council

~ SECTION OF PROPOSED Kingswood subdivision

looking eastward from West Saanich Road north of

Alderman: J.W.. Lott ‘endorsed’ J.
Mr: Taylor’s views and ‘urged a
co-operative Approach to the,
problem.”

Nevertheless Mayor cummin
“had the last word, and ai

asked’ the .Greater. Victoria:
Metropolitan Board of Health for
reaction to the proposal, Senior.
“Medical Officer Dr.

“may become just another book i
our library.

7 Deep . Cove sewer development; [
oye The reply, read in council on
».. Monday ©: night, ‘stated’: that:
. because’ of : a number of: unknown:
factors “‘it! would ‘not seem:
possible to give what amounts to
‘a blank cheque commitment,”
Alternately the letter stated
at that there appears tobea conflict.
ob: opinions .and. interests con-
> “cerning the disposal. of. effluent,
~“and therefore an interim solution}:
should be sought to. avoid possible
overlapping ser vices,

‘INTE RIM SPRAY.
To this end it was proposed that’
the effluent from the first stage of

“Two IMPAIRED
DRIVERS |

oA charge of impaired ‘driving
“cost” Mrs. Parso. Mallette . of.
Saanichton a. fine’ of $300. in
provincial court in. Sidney. March:
14. Judge -D.. Go: Ashby also.
‘suspended. ‘Mrs. Mallette’s
driving license for three. months, ‘
Joseph John Russell, 9697 Fifth
St. Sidney, was fined: $300. in|:
Sidney “court Monday’ and.
default..15 days ona charge. of
impaired. driving. Judge: Ashby.
suspended Russell's driving
license for three months.

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Gree : Grand Chief,

: “Vietory see ‘No. 36, gathered

“Temple Now

Sidney Pythians

“inthe: Sidney. Castle” hall: ‘on. the.
occasion: of ‘the, official visit. of:
- Grand Chief:Mrs: Laura. Dewis of
- Kootenay Temple No: 37,

.Most. Excellent Chief; Mrs. G.
Mann, conducted: the: meeting :
_and for the Installation of  Of-
ficers the Candlelight Service of:
-re-obligation was held, | .

Honors were also. accorded the.

following | - visitors: District.
Deputy Grand _ Chancellor, M..
Chappuis, ‘Sidney: District

“Deputy: Grand Chief, Mrs. A.B. .
“Smith, Sidney; Grand | Guard,
Mrs, R: McGowna, Victorias and.

Past: Grand. Chiefs, Miss V.:
‘Mesher, Victoria; -Mrs.vM,
Beadnell, Duncan,

Mrs, Mann, presented ‘a cor=
sage and: gift to. Grand Chief,
Dewis on behalf of the J! emple,

A delicious supper was served
prior to the meeting, and at the
close ‘of the business » session
refreshments were served and a
social, hour wis enjoyed.

Visitors were “present
Trail Temple No. a. Pratl: tshand
, Vietoriay Mapel-
Temple No. iM Dunean; Capital
City No, 45, Vietorias

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‘Patricia Bay j is. shown i in this aerial photo by Dane.

Campbell.

received
“Monday evening.
According to. ‘the latest revision, ‘the planned. route.
‘deviates along Martindale:

frome:

and Sunset”
Temple No. 6, Coaldale, Alta.

qos net ete through the municipality. was formally
and filed” ‘by; Central Saanich — igouncil on

Highway. and continues : in

Drive.

‘Road’ from. Patricia’ Bay.
a northerly. direction on.

Welch Road. ‘There is a ‘farmland | gap. before Angle
‘Road, which leads to Island. View beach, is. reached, and.
from that: ‘point the route follows the’ shoreline through
private property, regional. park and:-the East Saanich |
Indian. Rese 2rve: by. designated | but unmade Homathko:

“Effect of council’ s decision: is. : to table ‘the ‘proposed
Marine: Drive extension indefinitely. - o .

Nothing Constructive -
On Day Care

“the Sidney “Business and
‘Professional Women's Club niet
at the home of Mrs.D. J: A. Milne |

“O85 2nd Street > on Tuesday
March iW. 00

President... Mrs. - Dorothy
Kynaston) and Mrs, Kathleen

Robinson entertained Mré: Allee:

oss, Regional ‘Director, at.
luneh, und: members: from the
Sidney Clab, will attend the:
Regional Conference to be held at.
Courtenay oon April 19, .
Briefs were brought. to the
moeling by | Mrs, Seija Skav-
eeitard from the North: Snanteh
Couneil ineeting. “ ‘

AC reply was received: from
Social Welfare , Minister Philip

if Tuesdays pulls 4.

Nurseries”

“Gayilardi Y egarding a “resolution

“on Day ‘Care: Nurseries, but did.
not. contain any. constructive

“information,

David ‘Anderson, M.P, for
Saanich-Esquimalt, replied toa
request. for information on. the:
escalation of: the use! of drugs

among the youth, agreeing with:
"the

club’s° concern: over: the
Seriousness
it was increasing, and. stated a
| Royal: Carnmission. was looking
into this whole matler, and would
be reporting in about two months.
“A sinorgasbord will be held at
= lhe homie. of Mrs: Watson Smith,

‘Wyse Madrona Drive, On

|Ot Scout Guild

sof the situation, that

. Brussels:

Meeting Planned
On Formation —

“Plans are well advance

formation i in Victoria ofa branch ‘
| of. the Baden-Powell Guild. An |:
organizational © meeting — will be-
“| held at Scout House, 1034 Johnson. :
Street at 8 p.m; ‘on: Thursday, foe
‘March’. 19 ‘to. which: ail: former. |.
‘Scouts (over 18) and Scouters are.
invited: ‘if they “are. inactive at.
present but wish, to retain. a’ Tink
with the: Movement. oe a eae
“Although ‘the Guild is. not: an:
integral, part’ of the Boy. Scout
Association, . recognition ofthe ||.
Guild is shown by. permission to

incorporate» the. well-known

arrowhead in. the, ‘Guild eles |

Te keep alive among ‘its,

“members the: spirit. of: the:
Scout Prmise and Laws
2, To carry that spirit. into
the community in which they
tive und work,

3. Whilst remembering their
‘other responsibilities actively,
to. support. Scouting and
Guiding in the ir communities.

Membership ins the Guild
provides an “opportunity for its

‘members to. give. expression. toe

the: fundamental: ideals of) the
Movements: the Arotherhood of
min, helpfulness to others,
‘especially the less fortunate and

world: pence, Until the Guild: is ©

cilahlished ov a national lnanis ,
he: local Guild would

Rranechs of: the International

Fellowship of Former Scouts and
in

Guides” with: hendquarters .

obtain :
recognition by joining thé Central

porary classroom use.

A. letter from
superintendant

H.B. ~ Shaw,
of school

‘buildings, requested” permission

to. move a single portable
classroom from Brentwood and a
double’ classroom from
Saanichton to accommodate
extra. students — until new

‘premises are completed.

Sidney elementary: schoo! will

be strained beyond capacity with
‘September registration, says Mr.
Shaw who estimates that space

8 10 8 VOTING
“INC, SAANICH
- BY-ELECTION

Central ‘Saapten:
ratepayers go to the: polls
next Saturday, March 21, to

«elect an alderman to fill the :
_.. vacancy “caused by . the:
~ retirement of Philip Benn.

Candidates. are’ oR.
Drayton, ‘painter, of” 6871 ;

eee Drive, Beent- ©

at. Brentwood “elementar
B school, Keating - elemen:
tary. sehool | I
| Municipal. Wall
- Saanichton.. An. Ndcahiee :
oy pollis openat. the. Municipal
Mallon ‘Thursday: and?
Frid: ay ;

‘of this. week: bet- 7

cand 5 » me

ane

JUNIOR | MEMBERSHIP
FOR ART EXHIBITING -

“Students wi shing to exhibit one

Peninsula’ Art Centre may do so
by obtaining..a Junior « mem-
bership costing: $). ‘This must. be
paid by March 31, 1970,
The exhibition will be held: ait
Sanseha Hall on May 9 and: 10,:
Phone Mrs, Clark at. 656-3710

old. :

ween. the. hours: of 3 p. me ;

or two: paintings*atthe. Saanich:

Sidney council has turned down a -School Board —
proposal to. move two buildings from outside the
municipality to Sidney Elementary school for tem-

for‘an extra 100 students will be”
needed.
NEW ROOMS ASKED

Mrs. Barbara Lassfolk, school: |
principal, ‘recently appealed ‘to.
School Board ‘for three modern
portable. classrooms~ but the
Board turned this down in favor. .
of the less attractive, but-more =:
economical rooms available in
Saanichton:and Brentwood...

However, Sidney has a bylaw.
prohibiting movement into’ the
municipality of buildings more.

than five years old. The Brent-

wood building i is about: six years:

of age and the, Saanichton: ~

classrooms. are about 58 years i

“Informed of council’ S ‘decision,

“Mr. Shaw. said ‘that: the: matter

will have to. be: reviewed.. The

Board’ s ‘alternative: would be to”
lease. temporary ‘classrooms: as”.
has. been. done. at. Claremont, he
‘said.

spare vee thal ine
‘efficient, ‘unsightly
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