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2 poard

7 “Monday ~ at.

“ deeted,.
United Way
~esman said,

Wednesday, October 21, 1981

landbill

distorted

Continued from Page 1

statement in the handbill — that
council had rejected engineering
reports. Engineers came up with

three. different costings, council .

chose the third one and the
engineers agreed it. was ‘‘the best
decision and. the cheapest,”’
Parrott said... .—

Ald. Jay Rangel was disap-
pointed by the result but said
naturally council would abide by
the decision. ‘‘My only regret is
that more than 2,000 people
didn’t see fit to.vote.”’

He pointed out that the
problem of water ‘‘is still with us.
Now we have to come up with the
means of solving the problem.’’

Rangel. said he was ‘‘not
downhearted,’’ the referendum

_ merely delayed the work. ‘‘I have
‘sympathy. with people who are
worried about costs but this
referendum result simply delays
the work: which must be done
eventually — and delays increase
costs. The problem remains.”’

Sherwood . said it may be
necessary to ration water again
_ Next . summer. — meanwhile

council would see if it could come

up with an alternative plan to
alleviate water shortages.
The Capital Regional District
and: the Peninsula Water Com-
mission have ‘‘spent millions of
dollars already supplying bulk
water to us. The distribution of .
water is the  municipality’s
function and responsibility and
this (the Wain Road _ pipeline
proposal) was the start of ours.”’
Parrott. echoed Sherwood.
‘“‘We’re going to have to have a
contingency pro-tem plan and

_ we’re going to have to put the line

in some time.
delayed.
costly.””.

Ald. Jim Cumming predicted
water rationing will have to be_

It’s just been -
It will just. be more

' imposed starting in the early

summer months next year and

. that ‘‘rationing will continue’’.

‘*People ‘can look forward to
dry, burnt lawns as standard until
there’s an adequate connecting
line,”’ he said.

His comment on the handbill:
‘It’s color (yellow) was perfectly
chosen, its contents distorted and
misleading.’’

eferendum on program

would set precedent —

‘Continued from Page 1

~ handicapped are. costing. “too.

much::

SAL these “people have: the
Tight. to. have. their programs -
approved or disapproved by the -
ratepayers if we go public onthe -
program. ee
» They are, after call, all special a
-.. discussion.
“© Well,’? said: Galbraith, ‘with
..950. people interested 1 think we ma

immersion :

programs.’

The only way the matter could
said. -
“Gerry. :

“come : before. the board,
=. _-chairman

“neighborhood: pub. — ~

B through all the red tape.

¢

currently located in Sidney. -

Pedersen visualizes a Buropean- type pub

_ with 65-seat capacity where people candrink ~ -
but can also eat if they want. He says if he -
does finally get permission for the pub, he’ll
take down ‘the front glassed. part of the:
restaurant and build on to the back of the

: building. :

Pedersen’s next step is. to apply :.to the
liquor branch, which will decide whether -
there. should bean. area petition: or other

measures before a decision is made,

- Sidney OWL'S EYE Boostore

"United Way
going. well

“Sidney North Saa- 4
“nich thas reached 22 ©
~ per cent of its goal of
- $36,754 in the United
“Way. campaign. On
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$8,073’ had been cole) f.

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Somebody
Cares!

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Sidney. council. agreed to inform the Liquor... °
‘Licencing Branch that the property at 2558" .
Bevan adjacent to the: beach. was suitably. .
“zoned. In a letter to council: Pedersen’ wrote

the goal was to ‘appeal to.a clientele not © |
_- presently served’? by bars and beer Parlors i eo

; Kristianson, was for a.trustee. to.

discussed... and. that. couldn’t

happen at that meeting because it.

"_.was.not on the agenda.

“However, a trustee: could give
notice ‘of motion for ‘the next:
meeting and it would then have to...
board: for.”

come before: the

should.’ ” “And she did.

3 ‘when? a

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_ attacking

‘said
“youngster... ; -
“Thanks. I love it’?

Peter J. Smith; Property: Manager :
Mr. John A, Bruce of Realty World Sidney Realty is [-
~. pleased to. announce the appointment: of Peter’ J...
“Smith. as: manager of our. Property: Management. {
Department. Peter, who has recently joined Sidney -§-
. Realty looks forward to serving the.communities of
North Saanich & Sidney in all their rental or proper-.
ly management needs. ‘You can contact Peter at

or + 656-4708.

feet happy
It’s not all brickbats
at. the board table

when the Saanich

school board trustees

meet. On Monday
‘night they. got a
bouquet.

Recently © students

of Parkland secon-
dary got a new floor
on the auditorium
stage and it has been
used by the dancing
class students. They
think it’s just great. .
And. so_ does. the
teacher. In a letter to
the board, V. Foley
said the new facility
had already made an

improvement . in. the
students’ per-
formance.

“The technique in

steps can now be

practiced without fear -
_of shin splints or back

‘injuries. The students
tire less quickly than

before . and. are in- -

spired. to

greater
effort.’’ ,

- There were com-.

‘ments from many. of

"the students.
‘‘Makes my heart -
rs . glad,”

make. a. motion. that it be.

“said. Debbie
Bell, AT aes
“The - new. - floor :

gives me happy feet,”

— Don F Harrison.

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