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“That'd be cutting off our own something of a calamity,”. he LTD. :
nose....we’d end up with a said. Beacon Avenue ee Phone 856- 1171

“But. expansion can’t be
stopped indefinitely — it’s going
to have to come sometime,"’

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stagnant pond in here instead of
‘the clear, clean water we have
now.”’

_Vennard also disputed the
petitioners’ claims. that his
marina was an esthetic disaster,
that. the proposed extension
would. be an expansion of
wharves with boathouses and
that the water at the marina is
polluted by oil and garbage. -
“This is.one of the cleanest
marinas on the peninsula,”’ the
manager said; ‘‘we get crabs and
shrimp in the water right under
the floats and the water is clear
enough that we. can see them .
swimming on the bottom.”

- Hesaid the marina maintains a
24-hour watch over its property
and that. no one is allowed to
dump garbage or other refuse
into the water.

Canoe Cove Marina has been in
operation at. the same®site for
over 20 years, he added, ‘‘and
we've never had so much as one

SAM VENNARD, MANAGER OF CANOE COVE hopes to anchor a string of floating wharves. Vennard | Complaint about the water”.
Marina, points to the spot in the channel between the . says petitioners who are protesting the proposal have He Baie tie Hosting Weare

° : : wy é his company wanted to. install
marina and Musclow Island where his | company pirate the marina’s plans. Bob Blakey photo: would definitely not include boat

houses, but would be used only:
for open-air berthing. .
- Vennard said he would attend
: we ae North Saanich’s next council
‘1973 at--10:00 a.m. Rev.: Father. | meeting to offer rebuttal to. the
William: -Mudge.. celebrant. ‘In-. | petitioners’ claims; then added}
terment.. in West’ Saanich -| he felt the. expansion being: .
Cemetery. Arrangements by the - proposed was eameuibabter
mands Mortuary Limited.

bats acuta

- OBITUARIES.

; ‘Funeral Chapel of Roses, Sidney,
B.C. on. Wednesday, October 24,
1973, ‘at 3:00: p.m., Rev. Will
‘Dobson. officiating.” Cremation.
Flowers gratefully...declined..
“Those so desiring may contribute

SMITH
At: his residence, 7045 Brent-
wood Drive, Central Saanich,
-.B.C.. on October. 20, 1973, Mr.
Joseph. Digby . Smith, .age. 80
years. Born in ‘Warrington,

Vancouver, in lieu of flowers.
Arrangements. - are © being.
handled by the Memorial Society
‘of British. Columbia’ and - First:
Memorial Services; Victoria.

oo “BRUCE KISSINGER © a _
SHOP FOREMAN OF BUTLER BROTHERS © Bed

" Bhgland and had been aresident | tbe charity of their choice. | sayy || Ha OWEEN EQUIPMENT DIVISION KEATING CROSS ROAD a
jor Saanich for, the hase 7 “DR AKE “In Victoria, B.C. on October 19, Edward Thomas, age 43, of |) WARNING ,

‘Toronto, formerly of the T. Eaton:

Motorists are. asked. ‘to be.
-Co.; passed away on October: 21, :
“1973, ‘at. Rest: Haven’ Hospital, especially: alert: Halloween night

Sidney BC: {and to. watch. for ‘children
Twas: a stranger andhe took me ean roads “in - “unexpected is
“Loving. father of Daniel, the | earn thi kK
‘beloved son of Ernest and Mabel f th ing came this wee
Lee, loving brother. of. Mrs, M-" con a Capital Region Satety

Sam. and Moses Sam, ‘Brentwood, Creasy. (Vera) . Hamilton, Ont.; <=! unci
-B.C., Bernard Sam, Esquimalt, -Mrs...E. Ge Brown (Brenda),
“B.C., Jack ‘Sam; Duncan, “B.C. be ao
ae. Daniel Sam. and Teresa ‘Sam, |.

'1973,.Mr. John Gabriel.Sam, aged
78° years, ° born. and residing at.
Brentwood, B.C., late residence,
950 Stelly’s. Cross Road:

He leaves. his. sons: and. “
daughters, - Gabriel. _Sam,:
. Brentwood, BCs: Mrs. ‘Angeline
‘Henry; Cole: Bay, .B. C., Samuel

Gertie’ Flossie. Drake, of 2094°"
Henry Street, died. peacefully in’
Rest Haven Hospital October. 18, i
at. age 79,000

‘Mrs. Drake, formerly! of

He leaves his wife, Dorothy, ‘at
home; “son, James, Coventry,
England;.. daughters, | Lucy,

-. Malvern, England; Suzanne, .
. Newrochelle, . New York; step-:).
‘daughters, “Marjorie,. Vancouver, is survived by. her.

_. Washington, 'D. C.;- Lynnett, © husband, Percy, at home; one”
Bakersfield, California; Eleanor,..|'5 ‘Eric, in’ “Ottawa; ‘three:
«Hawaii; 12, grandchildren, 2. granddaughters and two sisters,

oo great: -grandchildren;. “sister; both. in England. :
“Edith, ‘Scotland; brother, John, ||. “Private. ° family services: will be

! ~ England. The’ late: “Mr. Smith’ ; cremation... :
“served with | ‘the. Field. Artillery: ‘

from august 1914: to, July.1919.

- 652- 1 121 oe - Equipment Div.
. 2046, Keating Cross Road

‘| Mrs.-Eva- Wyse Nadal
Prayers. “were : ‘offered’
“residence, 950 ‘Stelly’ Ss. ‘Cross’
Road; on Tuesday, October: 23rd,
°1978--atee 7: 30° p.m.’ Mass © was:
celebrated. i Saanich: Indian:
“Shaker ..Church, : West - Saanich —
i. Road, on. Wednesday, October 24,

aide on October 2 24, On. at 2p. am
from: St. Andrew’ Ss. “Anglican

‘Calligraphy |
Conalemag

‘to the Canadian: Cancer. Society.
Arrangements: by: ‘the. Sands
Funeral ‘Chapel o of Roses, ss Sidney,

oF ERRY DECISION DRAWS. QUERY.

- Sidney. “council ‘wants to. know ‘claimed it. -had™ been. denied.
7 ree: ace why’ the ‘provincial ‘government “permission to~ submit “its:
on ‘refused to allow a Victoria firm.to.| proposals, . even though - it had
--.  d- submit proposals for. new ferries: prepared them at. its own: ex-

Mr Aubrey Tem blett vf): for: the: provincially-owned : ferry | pense’ *
oo BS fleet —if the government did, in} The provincial. government’
PENINSULA RESIDENT FOR OVER 20 YRS. cee” Me fact, refuser elected instead to accept”
. a, ae A ~ ol Council voted: Monday to refer | proposals only from a Seattle ©
beg oe BS a ces fl to the senior government a letter | firm, .the. Victoria. company,

OAs pov Eas ee at oe Te from Case Laboratories, in which | claimed.
* the firm’s president asked Council, © after a short
; ae _aldermen to support.the company | discussion, voted. to ask the-
, “Hin itsbid for permission to submit | provincial. government - . for

~ SIDNEY - ome its proposals to the government. | clarification and comment on the

| ae. In the Jeter, the compan letter. -
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