Wednebdays Tone 10, 1959. AIRPORT PROJECT GETS | GEAR THIS WEEK By. DALE. WHITESIDE of material . will be needed to. build Member. of The: Review staff spent | ‘up: the sides’ of the taxistrips and ‘a most. informative two. hours with | WnWays for a proper drainage: sys- - ; tem ..to be. installed. : the: “project ‘Supervisor ‘for ‘Perini Pacific Ltd., Allen’ Howard, on a ~ Department of transport. is handl- . tour. of the: ‘reconstruction’ site cat ‘ing all.the engineering: for” ‘the -pro- «the Patricia Bay Airport. ~ ject and are keeping : ahead’ of - the Perini ‘Pacific’ Ltd. havé. the mil- | Pavers and supplying them with. the liondollar. contract for reconstruc-.; Survey information needed. - ‘tion’ of taxiways and runways at | Fifteen inches of: gravel, for. lift, “the airpori. ‘First.excavation of land | is being: laid’ on 10,000 feet of: taxi-' “was started recently and ‘approxim- | ways and 5,000. feet of runways. - | t ards | i “FROM NEW: PIT. . Gravel. froma new. pit at Milt Bay. is crushed. and~ screened: into - par- ticular grades by.a-Perini plant con- ‘structed . for : that’ purpose “at: the same site; -loaded’.-on: ascow: and towed by: tug: to-Patricia: Bay. Two. |: “scows, one © carrying 700° tons ane the. other ’.850 °.tons. ‘per. : load; are used. alternately-. between .. the .. two points.:: Upon reaching. the tempor- arily constructed’ wharf the gravel is transferred to a conveyor ‘belt. “We stood on. the end. of the: nar-..|. +} OW: 400-foot. pier and “watched. a scow. being ‘landed’. anda ‘‘cat’”, ‘start: pushing, the gravel-towaras.a large. bin which directs it . onto a conveyor ‘belt: Workers wear’ life- belts: as a. safety precaution while working near. water. ach toad of | gravel: rokes about, two: hours to. empty. - | A slick, smooth: ‘pelt carries, the gravel. the’ length. of: the pier. “and: raises. it:to a large:bin:on the‘shore- line- where ‘it is released ‘into dump trucks. The load:we. observed’ was base coarse. and therefore does’ not: ‘pass. through: the. ‘asphalt. plant: but: FE | ately 7-800 yards of material is ‘to'| Once. the correct’ level of gravel has: be removed from: certain areas: for been established, -a layer of. asphalt. : leveling purposes. Also, 90, 900 yards | is laid. is” ‘carried. directly to: the. construc- tion: ‘site: to: be, used as: part of the’ lift. ‘HILLS. OF GRAVEL ; “Huge: hills: “of: gravel have. been ‘stockpiled . beside the asphalt plant. according to. grade and é await: use in| the future.: : One : “ean | imagine * ‘how “hot. “and “dusty it can get near the plant: with the“ dryer. re eaching. temperatures ” of 300. degrees.” Up: to the. present Worle: has ‘Been, ‘slow _ with « delays: and ‘intertuptions but® plant operation is more. fully ‘| keyed. now.’ and ‘should. .move ‘along. _Jat~ top: speéd:. “Project: ‘should be: “finished’ by: the: end of August.’ “One accident has. marred. the pro- ceedings ‘so far Sand” Mr ‘touched ° wood that. bs ther ee Pe 2428 Beacon Ave. ; air vied mic (: iatindit ee ‘Invest, f thin: allthis: ¢ famous hot: y puliiched saa athe Tiguan by tha “Government: f British Columbia Tribe Saventeament Control: Board © or ‘1006 Government. Sire t SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW driven: onto the top of the: load to-}. thoroughly. - and. passed. by. -hopper. | “Howard : aut jet. age spew, you elas inthe Britannia adian ? rail os ( ‘anadinn Paeifiv, hospitality over: tive. eontines PAGE SEVEN ‘Scouts Seen At Camp Glen > Shower Honors SR ee ae got eee Mrs. D. Cronk _ Guest of honor ata shower held on ‘the evening of ‘June. 1, was “Mrs. Douglas Cronk. Miss: Doreen Olson | twas hostess: and presented corsages [to Mrs.:Cronk and her mother, Mrs. wee eh A MOMS os bee Be Jabs. Final Scout. meeting: of the season .. . The: guests enjoyed guines and 1 re- ‘was held’ on “Thursday, May 28, at - : alter, ifts vere 7 seamente. alters Me Apietie “Camp Glen, and featured a father and » son, softball” game. Fathers, . aided -by some of ‘the ‘boys,: won the” game, 13-9: Wiener roast ‘around: we ‘the campfire br ought the meeting to. Patel a close. =: Oe he Bronze arrowhead course » is being oa olaaned for June 27. This ‘is ‘a jun-" jor. ‘leaders’ course, to: which’ it-is °° 2... expected, that: Scouts: from: both Woy, Prosect Lake and Sidney tr oops will . take “part: . ae ne ee el "Holiday In: Britain . * and Mrs. J. J. Young of Keat= ae ett on: Monday: by air ‘for “Eng- ane where a will: enjoy. a four- : “Those. attending - the party were: “Mesdames A. Saunders, 'R: Hadley. ; |W. Jacobson, A. Sayer, -W. ‘Lumley, |W. Palmer, L.:.Tyler, W. Chambers . |e and Miss Joyce. Olson. os Po solo, “The Love of God”, a and ‘David Healey ‘a “yerng: many with. a -rich baritone, sang, “It’s Real’. A violin’ solo; "O Rest: in the Lord”, was rendered by Mis Sieen) Rich- ards... Ladies of ihe Bethel ‘church ‘serv- : ed refreshments: to: the choir mem- bers and. visitors. : A. ‘return. visit. from: the Central |i Baptist choir is. anticipated ” ‘in. the | early autumn.» ae : Taking part: in: recent activities at Con: ‘Glen at Bradley Dyne was a group of youngsters s.who are now: part.and parcel of the. Sidney Scout troop. They are’ seen at the camp in’ the above ‘picture, ‘From left to‘right are: Victor Vollrath, - ‘Garry Lepoisdevins, Billy Inkster. and Harry: Parkinson. All the boys are: recent newcomers | to. the troop. : overhead -< ‘cat to large: bins ‘which: ; direct’ it: to hoppers; “which - in ‘turn” carry. ity.to»the: dryer. It is ‘dried | CHURCH CHOIR AT CONCERT. again, to” screens’ ‘and then.-to: bins®}’ IN- SIDNEY. where’ hot ‘(300 degrees): ‘asphalt ‘is: | Centr al. Baptist chu ch: choir cof pumped through, the gravel. Plant: Victoria, presented: an’ ‘interesting. isequipped to. hold’ 30, 000. gallons: program’ of ‘sacred: music'on Tues- of asphalt at one time. Hot mixture | 4ay,. May 26," in: the: Bethel: Baptlst is passéd to trucks.which drive over. church, Sidney." | scales before. carrying their, i ends : Choir, under. the: diréetion of. Miss to -the: paving: sites ; ‘| Phyllis Hick,. pres sented ““The- Heav-. *Perini. Ltd. is. an Aimerican ‘firm'}ens Are Declaring”, Beethoven; with’ a-branch office in Toronto and “Come and Exalt Him’’,” Handel; now in the west. (Perini. Pacific). | ‘God So. Loved the. World”, Stainer; Western section is occupied ‘with ‘a | and “Behold, I Show You. a Mys- 22-mile” paving - contract in| Cran- | tery” , Graham Herbert.) : brook, . another. ~ Pouce. Coupe, Miss’ ‘Shirley “Russell: ‘sang “the oe work. ona" span:, valet the Upper. |. = ————— three: and: a.half-million:dollar.con- ‘tract® with a- North Vancouver :-hos- : Plant’: ‘is: ‘located ‘onthe | ‘depart: . ‘ment: ‘of: ‘transport: land. beside the:1 sas The Horal Jansral Chapel “Service that. embraces’ the Peninsula, 2 and: Gulf. Islands. meeting. -all:.” problems of transportation. “1400 VANCOUVER STREET - EV. 54465 Levels’ highway, West Vancouver, ( ‘pital:e as: well. as: their contract ‘here: Tish above Py ihe OPA: se a von. more: aoe = ¢