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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, April 29, 1970

Specially Written for
THE REVIEW

BY GORDON POLLARD
Canadian Press Staff Writer
The Commons gave unanimous
second reading to a government
bill designed to prevent pollution

in the Canadian Arctic.
The bill carried 198 to 0. Voting
were 116 Liberals, 54 Conser-
-vatives, 21. New Democrats, six
’ Creditistes and one Independent.
The bill now goes to committee
- for. detailed .study, it imposed
pollution controls on both the
~ eppen and frozen waters adjacent
> to the mainland and islands of the

Arctic:

‘Fines of- up “to $100,000 are
“provided for the dumping of |
- waste in Arctic waters or on the
_ jslands or mainland where the
--waste could degrade or alter the
water to the extent that it would
be. detrimental to man or any

animal useful to man.
- . Under the legislation, protested
"by the U. S., ships wishing to use
~Aretic waters could be required
“to show financial responsibility

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“RENT POLICY
ae “Anew policy on rents for public
~~ housing tenants was announced
by Robert. Adras, “minister
without portfolio in: charge” of
Bs housing.
oo Mr. Andras told the Commons.
a proposed - new ‘rent-to-income
=< seale will-iron. out inequities in
“the. present. rent. structure. -He
‘also outlined. new. ‘federal
initiatives. to encourage. and
enable ‘greater tenant ‘partici-
pation in the: administration of
"public housing projects... Ws
~The. revised | rent scheme,
which © Mr. ~ Andras ~ said has
“already won a f avorable response
“from the: provinces, would::

the maximum proportion of a
tenant’s - income to” be. paid. in
rent,” and. lower the» minimum

reducing. rents by $2. a month’ for
each. child after the first two
ox @ Increase to. $900 from $250 the
amount that may be. ‘earned. by a:
working. wife before her income.
is. computed” “as “part: of. total |.
family income. for: purposes sof
: rent calculation. yess as
Chnes MAYORS, VISIT ©
‘The Canadian. Federation. of
Mayors and “Municipalities urged
“ the federal cabinet to’ adopt “a
: ‘positive. housing — program": to
‘serve the dual’ purpose of
-ereating jobs. and relieving ‘the.
“current, housing shortage. |
“In. presenting the: federation’ $
-annual: brief to the cabinet,
federation president Mayor Allan
“O'Brien” of Halifax «said’ it’ is
| necessary to pursue: policies
“designed. “to cope with high :in-
ation and: high unemployment
simultaneously.”"
» Mayor. O’Brien — said “the
“municipalities recognize that itis
in their interest to support. ‘‘a
.. broadscale attack on inflation”,
but at the same time they deplore
_ unemployment caused by the
©" anti- inflation drive:

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‘sites and long range > Planning
committee..." :

tations:

@ Reduce to 25 per cent from 30 os

‘right of. a. representative of the
taxpayers’. to. formulate. cand:
“discuss his” “individual. opinion

{ related. to hi
to the Board: He. felt that when an:
“individual v otes ne 2 expresses, his |.

“PLANS: ‘APPEAL ‘ Be
_He stated that he will appeal :
the. Board’s: decision. to pass the
bylaw. “before: ‘the: ‘Minister of:|-
Education on the -basis that’ the.

‘clause in question is redundant to.

Act

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a member“ of three standing’
committees and chairman of the

Along with: many: -represen-
ms to related civic and.
educational ‘meetings. “and:
seminars the » seven member
Board supplies. two: members to

“each: of seven = standing © com-
omittees © thereby occupying ° an
“average of four evenings a week
-with school board affairs. Poh
Outside the. Board Room, le

Trustee: Ewan. ‘maintained the

while’ gathering -

Section ‘890f: the Public Schools
Which’ clearly, states
limitations on individual action,
In: interview,

-opinion. of. Superintendent Mort:
Thorsell that if less. time were

the business: of education.

“FILLING ITUP
~ VANCOUVER (CP) «The city’s

about 40 fect deep, is slowly
filling up again, Rising at the rate
of three floors every two weeks,
the steel work for the an- storey
Toronto-BDominion Bank tower. is
emerging,.The, building will be
the tallest in Vancouver.

: ‘change. rooms -for skaters, ‘male
-and © female locker. TOOMS , and,

-information: :

Vice Chairman ..
“Jack: Armstrong endorsed. the

occupied by. procedural wrangles”
more time would be available for |

Wo(CPy.

biggest hole,.a: block square and |

siphon or pump would depend on

the size'and slepe of the property...

FLAT AREA .
‘Regulations. say’ that...except.

“where .a. soil -fill area. may he.
“terraced because of slope, there
‘shall be a flat area established in
the centre of the fill to contain the
"tile trenches. No part of any tile
line shall:be closer than 10-feet to.
‘the outer edges of the flat area.
From these edges the soil may

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CONTI: UED. FROM PAGE. 1.

span - ‘the. arena width, giving
unobstructed view. “and” Sup:
‘porting © ce ‘new-style-
“steel ‘roof::It-is felt” that. a glass
front to the building would addto
its ‘appearance, but a. change to
wood or brick construction can be
; adopted if desired. :

Rotary: Club, Mrs. Ruffle: said
that the process of registering
Saanich, Peninsula Agricultural
‘and. Recre ational Association
_4SPARA}.under the Socicties Act.
isson the: point “of completion:

“month in future.

“CURLING A HIT
‘FORT McMURRAY.
“Curling is the
popular r recreation in this town, a

“Alta,

of youth, shows. Of the town's
6,000 persans, d)- per cent part:
cipate i incurling while 23 percent
“play basketball,
town's. Close. proximity
cellent hunting and fishing areas,

activities,

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CAL CONDITION

Phone

. Sewer Vote |

type. of remedial absorption
“system involving either bell

she perplgined “

‘insulated: |

“Ina ‘progress report to Sidney. :

sand reports’ will be made: each:

> mast:

“study by the Alberta department

Nespite the.
tO Ks

only 21 per cent take part in those |

be sloped at. not less than a one-

footfall every..two feet. except
where permission is given for the
use of a retaining wall or building

foundation along any side, or at .
“the edge of the fill farthest up the. |

slope “where. a definite’ ‘slope.
exists: :
~ Tf individual - properties have

the necessary grade. the siphon
“system will be adequate, but the
‘biggest: proportion -. of unsatis-
‘factory: septic tanks in the ‘area’
ow ould require a holding tank and

pumping: system to correct ‘the

trouble, said Mr. Horel.

Speaking ‘of new building i in the.
| municipality, ‘he said ‘that ‘it is-
-true ‘that-lots. which: have passed -

“the: perc tests in summer. have
‘failed: to. function: properly i “in
owinter: with resultant: polation
becoming apparent,

Now, when’ making. peré. tests

CONTINUED FROM PAG 3E 1

‘cavates: -four-feet deep:
“water table, hard-pan or bedrock

and consult Loyd Hogarth..-
«He'll tell you about tower: |
“cost manufactured: homes —
with a wide: variety of-
designs : many: different
» options to save you dollars.
2FYour new home doesn’ t
have to be as expensive as -
-you think — bo
And ‘superior. ‘quality, of :
materials: and work-
manship. can be yours with.
‘the Hogarth touch.

~ Loyd Hogarth
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IN TEN YEARS

VANCOUVER (CP)—The
offensive smell from.-British
Columbia’s. pulp mills. may
disappear in 10 or 12 vears as a
result of research being carried
out.now by scientists at the. B.C.
Research Council.

Dr. Alan McIntrve, head of the
council's applied chemistry
division, told a seminar recently
that scientists know the chemical
problem involved but are trying
to reduce the chemistry of the
odor situation: to something
economically practical.

One-fifth of the chemistry
division’s effort is. directed at
controlling air. pollution from
pulp mills, Dr. Mcintyre said.

He said that 20 vears ago oil
refineries emitted a smell: as
offensive. as that produced by
pulp mills. About 15 years ago
work began on. wavs ‘of elimi-
nating it and now there is no odor

nuisance even to next-door
residents.
He. said there “are four

problems facing pulp mills in
their efforts to curb air pollution.
The first is that the mills can’t
measure the gases they produce.
“If you can’t. measure it vou
can't control it,” he. said... ‘‘It’s
like a car without a speedometer.
You can make it».go; but» you
might get a speeding ticket."’

CHOICELAND, Sask. (CP)-A
two-headed calf was born by cae-
sarian section at the veterinary
clinic near this northem com-

system becomes. mandatory.

five-year-old. :

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As approved Agents of P and 0” ;
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The second problem is that the

munity recently. The mother is a

odorous materials are in low
concentration in the air and ‘‘It’s
like looking for a needle ina hay-
stack.”

Thirdly. with some of the
odorous materials there are no
available. means of removing
them from the air.

The fourth problem is that
older mills were not designed
around the problem of pollution,
Dr. Mcintyre said.

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‘Those are the four problems,
and we are working on the first
three. We're. giving them a
speedometer.”

He admitted that scientists are

having less success with the
problem of dust control from pulp

mills. The council is looking into ~

the problem but so far has not
come up with any methods of

controlling the effluent from a
mill’s recovery furnace.

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