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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW

Wednesday, July 15, 1970

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The following is the meteorological report

Supplied by the meteorological division.
for the week ending July 12 furnished by the

Department of Transport for the week en

Research Station, Saanichton. ding July 12.
Minimum tem uly 10 » ‘3 Maximumtem. (July 7) a4
‘Minimum on grass 39_- Minimum tem. (July 10) a
Precipitation , nil Mean Temperature *
goal Precipitation 972 Total Precipitation 15.29
Calculated at Fulford Harbour = July 20 3.50 a.m. 10.4

Times are Pacific Standard July 20 11.35. a.m. 0.3
- July 20 7.40 pm. 11.2
July 17 12.25 am. 109. July 21 1250 am. 3.4
July 17 9.15 a.m. 63° July 21 5.05 a.m. 9.8
July 17 6.25 p.m. 4.0. July 21 2. p.m. 1.2
duly. 17 10,00 : p.m. 10.2°° July 21 8.5 pm. 14.3
July 18 1.30. a.m. 10.9 July 22 1.45 acm. 7.2
July 18 10.065 a.m. 01 July 2 6.25 am. 9.4
July. 18 6.45. p.m. 11200 July 2 1.00 p.m. 25
July 18 10.55: p.m. 9.9 July”. 22 8.30 p.m. 11.2
July 19 2.55 &.m. 10.8 July 23 2.50 a.m. 6.0
July 19 10.50 a.m. 01 July 2B 7.45° a.m. 8.4
July 19 7.08 p.m. 11.2 Jaly 23 1.45 p.m. 4.0
July 218 11.50 p.m. 9.2 July 23 6.50 pm 11.2

RESIGNATION
With regret, Sidney. Council. agreed to write a letter of ap-

accepted the resignation of Ken
Campbell from: the Recreation
Commission. They unanimously

preciation to Campbell who is
director. of the © summer
_ recreation program.

FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY
SPECIALS:

Chuck Steak.

Baby.
Beef Liver

corny

Canada Choice.

Cross Rib Roast:
Boneless Rolled

Prime Rib Roast.
~ HOME FREEZER SPECIAL

1s. 79

CANADA CHOICE

“Hind 1/4's of Bet.

Sides of Beet.

MON-SAT, 8a.m.-6pm
: FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9:00 p.m.

Your fare includes. all transportation, ‘de. luxe ¢ or.

First class hotel accommodation, all meals: except
_ dn. Lisbon. and: Madrid, and: all Sightseeing and |
ao transfers, : : ;

‘B15. 00

Canadian funds per person.

“Fare fr rom

‘RePRuee " vaTiVe -

920 Douglas § St. Victoria

. 382-7254
1503 Wi rot PI., Oak Bay
982-2165
NEW HORIZONS IN TRAVEL

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“WINNING... for everybody!
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“Department
eliminating senior matriculation .
-inhigh schools of all areas serv ed.

-interests of the: former Victoria
College. This restriction was set
aside at Claremont in 1961 due to
< a vigorous campaign mounted by

- McLellan. 2
oe A full: course © “Was ‘offered at “
Claremont’ to. 15 students, with
~ enrolment rising toa peak of 46 in:
‘} 1967-8, but. diminishing later with:
% the. opening of “the: Institute of.

: pressed considerable satisfaction
cine the. achievement, of “his
: graduates for whom this” course.
offered a more. personalized present facilities, an expected.
first-year: ©:

“university. The sresehee of adult
students has added character and.
-mature: leadership. to the student

body of Claremont, he said, and,

“studies: on” a» fee ‘basis.
“younger » graduates have -ex-

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AN ANCIENT LATHER'S ANE. found years ago by Jim
Wakefield, a former director of Peninsula Printing. will be

presented to S

aanich Historical Artifacts Society for display in

the Saanichton museum. Mr. Wakefield found the hatchet with
Sheffield imprint. in the walls of an old Roman Catholic school
on West Saanich Road when he was doing a carpentry job there

30 years'ago, The well-used tool is estimated to be about. 100

years old. (Review Photo?.

BY ROSEM

The decision by the Saanich
School Board to delete grade 13

from. the. curriculum. of
Claremont Senior: Secondary
School has been followed by a
general -ruling..from:. the.
of. Education

by junior colleges.

AS early’: as ©1960

Vancouver, Island. to protect the

interested parents, the. ‘Saanich
School Board and Inspettor Fred,

“Joseph: ‘Lott, “principal,

alternative.

“Tfeel’a certain sadness. with the.

“loss. of ‘this. program “which
seemed so fitted to the needs: of |. .

“certain students.”
“In the past, many adults hav e}

‘been able to complete: their.

while

tended . their. senior ‘school and
‘sports ‘participation a’ further
year. before plunging into the

‘gueh:
legislation prohibited ‘senior.
‘matriculation in schools on lower

7 experience,

‘| bridge and games; 2 ps m:

ARY OWEN

impersonal university -en-

vironment. 8 a
William. Clark,-of Sidney.

“received his Bachelor of Arts

degree at this year’s University
of Victoria Convocation -at the
age of 20. He considers that the
extra. year in school was a
definite advantage: to a’ young.
student faced with adjustment to.
campus life.

Anne McMartin, who has

. completed ‘two ‘years toward a

degree in education, feels that the

~ student who continues in the High |

“School. environment. suffers a
delay in social maturity and, if:
science oriented, will be han-

~ dicapped by lack of laboratory

“Mrs: - Rubymay — Parrott:

“chairman of Saanich School
Board, states that’ Grade. 13 is:

economically - impossible under.
he: ipresent, grant str ucture | and
hat‘ ‘apart” vine,
creasing ‘demands . for “science
equipment ’ we are’ ‘pressed. for.
‘space. Claremont. already Uses.

three” ‘portable. classrooms: and:
“must:

accommodate. . within:

“wave of. senior students in. Sep-

; tember. "

"Silver Threads 1

Friday, July: 16 - Jacko, 2 p. m.
Monday, July 20 - Drop i in, crib,»

.. Wednesday, July Gut
Islands Trip. 1 30 pm. Tickets

now. on: sale,

“AN ‘programs - “take lace at
Sanseha “Hall, ‘Beacan’ Ave,
Sidney, Senior citizens of the

district and visitors are welcome,

Low Incor
Study

Proposal to set up a- special
committee to study municipal tax

Stabilization for-senior citizens on
small fixed incomes and who are

suffering particular hardship:

was agreed by Central Saanich
Council Monday night.

The subject had been: in-
troduced by Alderman Ted
Clayards at an earlier meeting of
council, when Mayor A.M.
Galbraith requested him to bring
forward his recommendations.

Functions of the committee are

Campers

Continued from Page 1
the emergency measure will
mean its closure, he emphasized.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Mrs. Starr, who makes a round

of local parks each day as part of

extra-curricular duties, will
receive the assistance of R.C.M.-
P. in making certain that those
using emergency facilities stay
only one night. wn

In Central Saanich.no camping
of any kind is. allowed. in Cen-
tennial Park but a new 16-acre
campsite with: accommodation
for 32 trailers has just been
opened on Tsartlip' Indian
Reserve waterfront.

Approached by Stelly’s Cross
Road, the site is adjacent to the
established boating ramp, and is
serviced with main water and
toilets. There are picnic: tables
and barbecue pits and the camp
will be run on similar lines to
provincial campsites, according

_to Tsartlip: Band Manager Tom

Sampson... - Official opening “is
planned for: July 26...

‘Another trailer-and camping
ground whose facilities are used

to full limit is the Ta-Ta-Yet on

the East Saanich Indian Reserve:

This has 30 campsites and spaces

for. several trailers.
~ Meanwhile, Central.

has: introduced. a new bylaw

“Which will, allow camping. and.
trailer. accommodation on ‘a:
temporary. basis next’ years!

“Privately-owned sites: offer.

little relief: to. weary tourists who
‘| need a place'to pull off: the road

for
: Visitor’

the. night. ‘However,

- GARDEN PARTY ~

- Popular Women’s s Auxiliary of -
‘the Social: Credit party will hold
its. annual garden party: from : 2°
until 5: p.m. on’ July 48. at ‘Point:
2616 Pleasant’ Ste |
‘The affair will be opened by Mrs."
LR: Peterson, Who will also: pour
‘| tea,»

Ellice House,

ANY E ST IG. ATION c ONT INUES. :

R.C.M.P: are still investigating :
‘the July: 1. break-in’ and Van.
‘dalism:

of cthes new

office block Was
erroncously’ labelled’ a Medical

Arts building in last week's issue.’

wh

ie Tax

with municipal assessor

‘requested private citizens, .

~ Peter Aardweg has-returned to

Sa anich | eight anda half months holiday in

‘Resthaven
-Summer* guests, ‘Msi » Gosling 'S-

‘the
‘brother- -in-

‘Information. Bureau
keeps: in’ touch with: “Craigmyle.
Motel’ and: Trailer’ Par kin ‘Sidney.
‘and trailer parks i in n Langfor d and.
Victoria. o Ooh

since Mrs. Gosling and her: si
chad met. ee eer

“years of” age,
Voyageurs”,

Ont. Tim Murphy, son of. Mr. and

‘Sidney.
Professional Centre) -T he Fourth
Street’

MVisitors to the home of Mr. and’
Mrs. Harold’ Foley, Henry Avec}

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ST

fact finding and exploratory, and
its specific purpose is a°
feasibility: study to stabilize
municipal taxes for senior
citizens, and to report to council
by November 1, 1970. .
Aldermen Margaret Salt
and Ted Clavards; (chairman).
Gay
Wheeler will serve on: the com-
mittee and six senior citizens are
to be appointed.
Sub-committees will deal with
(1) the scope of persons involved;

) financial management, .and
(3) legislation and liaison
procedures.

“Rising costs and taxes have
created a particular problem for
many senicr citizens. The mayor
and council are resolved to study
a plan for relief, but help in this
direction is needed,’’ said
Alderman Clayards.

Monday evening he publicily
in-
terested groups and
organizations. to. send in- the
names of well qualified volun-
teers to assist the committee with
advice for the solving of the
problem. Names should be sent to

Two $350 Fines

Robert Day of Victoria was
fined $350 in police court in
Sidney on July 11 on a charge of
impaired driving. His license was
suspended for three months.

Another’ driver, . Kenneth
Joseph: Patterson of Vancouver,

For Impairment

appeared before Judge D.G. Ash-
by on Monday and was fined $350.
Patterson. pleaded. that his
license was part of his livelihood
as a truck driver and Judge Ash-
by imposed the suspension for a
two-month period.

NOTICE TO

1970.

July 3ist,
added.

July 15th, 1970

DISTRICT OF NORTH SAANICH

The last day for payment of 1970 Property
Taxes, without penalty, is Friday, July 31st,

Percentage additions will be added to un-
paid current taxes in 1970, as follows

> percent on August Ist, 1970
a further 5 percent on October ist, 1970

Payments sent by mail must be posted in
time to REACH the Collector by 5:00 p.m., on
1970, otherwise penalty will. be

E. F. Fairs,
Municipal Collector

TAXPAYERS

“The Chairman, Tax
Stabilization Committee, Central
Saanich |. Municipal Hall,

Saanichton, B.C.

‘Support your. Committee to
stabilize your. taxes,’’ appealed.
Alderman Clayards.

SIDNEY
| NOTES

Mrs. G. C. Powell, Fifth Street.
is ‘holidaying in Alberta. During
her absence her home is occ upied

by Mr. and Mrs, Robert Thomp:
son of Nictoria.:

his home in Sidney’ followi ing an

Holland with’ relatives. He had:
seen many changes. since his” last.
visit’ sever al years ago.

LEIP
JENSEN

PLETE

‘Mrs. F. B. “Gosling, :
Drive: have. as” ‘their

“Mr. and:

ttawa. It has been: eleven yea: rs

two exchange: students, both 17
“The | Young.
Jane Howard ‘and
Richard ‘Marceau. ‘North’ Bay;

‘Mrs, Murphy, leaves on. Saturday
for Quebec City, an exchenge
student for "eight days. :

“are Mr.cand “Mrs. E. Kipalay
“Bonnyville, Alta,; Mayor and
Mrs.k, Woynavawich, I Lac La
“Biche, “Alta. also. Mrs,” Foley's
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Gilmore,
San Jose, Calif ©

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‘Local students leaving | hy
chartered “Air Canada Meht for
Expo at Osaka, Japan. included
Misses Lesley «Hulme, Alison

Callow and. Stephon
Windsor, Bruce Tovesand Tom
Gallagher. Mrs “loan Eagles also

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