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| ete Ce ee ntcmention for the defintely the cere eer: | Sponine a and’ ‘battled mid ey heat, Earl Mortis, woe ine witchieg trophy uneit | meranam,. of | Heywood Labor Day holiday. culminate in the league

emerged ‘the victors from |honors. The road to victory home -runs became the | courageously with the | pitching trophy for his | he was called in to relieve This will be an all-star | playoffs.but there are still

*  - the Third Annual Sidney. |was by no means easy, and | order of the day. *. outstanding help of Dick.| efforts; ~. however, by | during the final game. The nari vin ot deus tournament between teams } Some fierce-battles waging .
— Invitational fastball included ‘two critical vic- |. Brentwood defeated | Michaud and Gavin Bland. | allowing only two earned | extra earned runs against | Linwood - Homes (Van- from the local recreational | for . playoff positions.
: tournament, as a result of |tories against a well-known |Harvey’s in a battle for | A first game loss creates | runs in the !9 innings he | his record could not detract | couver); Langdon Logging league in the name. of Sanscha Park. will be an
, their fine‘defensive play and |1ocal power-house, |second place, but not | great hardships for any | pitched. Earl also recorded | from the outstanding | (Saltspring); and Royal Oak Wayne Bull, the Prairie Inn | exciting place for the next
| . almost” suicidal base run- | Brentwood Merchants. before seven homers had | team during a tourney, and | 27 strike-outs, during the performance that he | Inn, from the Juan de Fuca player who was paralyzed | few weeks, and local fans
i ning this weekend. Although the older |been launched from the | their continuous struggle tournament. delivered for the hit-weak | league. last season. should make every attempt:
The junior nine were |squads were outrun by the | park, and were barely -| through the loser’s bracket Frank ‘Scott, one of junior squad, however, and Prairie. Inn coach and |_ League play = soon to attend these final ane
Dadettales during the three | *‘kids- in-red”’, they were contained by Hermsen | was exciting to watch. Harvey veteran infielders, the statistics committee | Sidney league vice-president | f ne ae a ET ay
. Tae oa TY when they unloaded a few Fourth place in the { won the batting title with an | should be applauded for | Don Boon said that there | {
: BEACON PLAZA MALL more blasts during a wild | tournament went to impressive .600 average, | their wise choice. will -be one more. tour- | Totuone
i .- PRIME SPACE FOR RENT ... A comeback drive in the final | Wright’s Jewelers, of {and Wayne Phillips, | Other entrants in the | nament this season, on the | aewwellers
; Suitable Travel meaeeney: Accountant, Insurance, # game. Duncan, who lost - to | MVP tropt pitcher, won the | tournament were Remco | 10th of September, the
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SIDN FY TOYLAND Three contentious issues, | accéss' to the bay, at the | impost fee. . improvements and_ things The Capital - Regional se

namely the expansion of the
Canoe Cove Marina, the
report on the wharf at Deep
Cove, and. letters of
complaint regarding ‘water
supply problems :and their -
resulting financial  dif-
ficulties, were relegated to
committees during Mon-
. ‘day’s meeting of the North
‘Saanich council.
.. Letters from Brent R.
_..Simmons, «. W.B.. . Whitby
and George A... Wood, -
stating opposition ‘to the
planned’) Canoe Cove.
Marina expansion, . were in.
that problem’s special file,
and ..were re-directed. to.
Committee . A, who will
entertain a presentation by
Canoe. Cove at their . ext |
“meeting.
The. «letters ‘state that .
: Carioe Cove jis the only safe.
‘anchorage in the area, and
“one even: calls: for. public:

foot of Kedge Anchor
Road.

The report from Graham
and Murray Consultants
regarding the Deep: Cove
wharf. was made. available
to’ members of council,
although it did not appear
to meet with a great deal of
favor by some aldermen.
The document was
ultimately forwarded to the
Advisory. Planning
Commission. 7

The third issue, that of
water supply and its cost,
was referred to: the utility
“committee, . following ..a
brief perusal of submissions
by. L.J. Forsythe and
Murray F. Kosick (D.M.D).
_'Mr..:. Kosick wrote
regarding future plans on
Lands.-.End Road. for
development, which ‘he «is
afraid: ~ will ” place many’
“septic tanks directly above
“* his: present. water. supply.
"He has no.qualms about the
2 first“ two° ‘conditions . ‘by.
which . he. could: receive
. water ‘from ‘the’: utility
system, which are a. $150.
hook-up. fee,. and a. $500.

Condition three, the
installation of a six inch
water line from Lands End
Road to his property line, is
the.” stumbling block.
According... to: Kosick’s
research: of pipe costs, it
could not be accomplished
at a cost of less than $4,000,
which he says he definitely
cannot afford. -

Add to the cost: the fact
that there is no need, ac-
cording to Kosick, for.a six
inch main because there can
| be no further. development
in the immediate vicinity of
his home as a. result of
recent subdivisions. .

'L.J. . Forsythe . also.
submitted:..a- letter . to
council; a scathing note of
denouncement:with regards
to $1,000.: hook-up fee: to
obtain a.water supply ih-the
Aldous Terrace vicinity...

“*T know it is the policy of.
this.:: municipality ‘to
disassociate itself as much
and wherever possible from:
civic, improvements - — how:
else ‘could’ you: have’ that
huge. bank: balance - if. you
_spent | money. ‘on. road

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like sewage and water,’’:he
wrote.

Mr. Forsythe stated in his.
letter that his well-water has
been contaminated for the

past two years due to‘...
a vast supply of sewage
flowing down the hill to the
west of.us.”’ ‘*; .. And for
this purpose we have now
for two years picked up five
gallon’ pails) from Mr.
Cole.”’

Mr. Cole is ‘a. neighbor
who has a water supply
from Amity Drive.

Forsythe concluded his
letter with the statement,

. . apart from new house :
‘owners -who just include fhe con tingency fund.’ i
this charge in the ‘cost’ of}. Municipal clerk -E.F.
the house, there will be few Fairs “agreed. with the.
residents occupying older “Mayor, and through. a-
homes. who: will. come. ‘Up resulting. motion, the
with $1,000.77) - .{| Money was provided - for
~: Other’ council business _ from the contingency fund... »
with regard to water supply |... “!- do not. care. where. it.
was approval of $5,000 for | comes; from,” said Ald.
a study of future water links |, Cumming, .“‘as long as the =
(to the'year “2000) "for lands | ‘utility does not have:to foot’
“north: of -Mactavish Road, |:the bill. The utility’s job is «
including Ardmore, Union | to supply : ‘and®: distribute
Bay, Coles Bay and through _water,. not to be involved i in e
to Canoe Cove. “| planning.” a

District was requested to
make the study in. con-
junction. with. their own &
study of a water line to &
Horth. Hill, and has agreed.
to do so, using ‘the. com-
munity. plan to. project -§
population densities to the
year 2000. B

The $5,000 price tag was
suggested taken from the
general. surplus, by. Ald.
James Cumming,:” but
Mayor Westwood said that
the auditors would not react
favorably © to that
manoeuvre. He — said . it. #
would be better taken from . f

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: A. 700-pound anchor | students’ when the point of: |.chor:
brought “Up “near - Sidney:| the anchor, was: seen about })A couple ‘of eagle have:
“Wharf ‘by Rimpac Divers | 300° feet’ from’ the shore, : ‘come: forward - with: “some
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‘municipal ‘affairs’. has
” announced... that’. certain
float’ homes: will -now: be.
“eligible for the® provincial . ;
-home ‘owner. grant, which.
involves a tax rebate. -:
“To  qualify,..the . float.”
: - homes must be designed as
a residence and must be the -
/ principal residence of the °
~. owner..: In ‘addition, . the
o craft -must be anchored for ~
more than two months i ina
marina, and must possess a
“municipal . certificate | §
” verifying © compliance ‘with
applicable bylaws, oo
- The final condition of the
rebate is that. the - owner’
must not: have received .a
provincial home acquisition
grant or loan on behalf of
- “the float home.
*”- Float home owners living
“on: the Saanich Peninsula
may: obtain “more: in-
formation. regarding :.
oo governing... bylaws :::from::-
othebreecss. ‘respective:
* municipalities... Municipal
offices. will’. also “have.
available: the certificates
» © declaring: the eligibility of
- any given houseboat for the . :
“stax rebate,”

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