. Wednesday, March 14, 1979

: PLANNING
val COMMISSION
fee ; NAMED
-"North Saanich Advisory (chairman), Dr. R.O.
«Planning Commission |. Brinkhurst, Mr. J.W. Lott,
; ‘members for 1979 are as| Mrs. G, Mackie, Mr. G.
“follows: Montgomery, Mr. W.E.
. Mr. .E.W. - Wellwood

“Turner, Ald. E. Sherwood.

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SE VENTEEN BROWNIES from the Ist and
3rd Sidney Packs spent an enjoyable weekend
at their lovely Kingswood campsite, near Elk
Lake. The Brownies ‘‘camped”’ in the Lodge.

They helped prepare their own meals,

ex-

. plored the surrounding terrain, jogged before

breakfast and had expeditions in the dark to

stargaze. They also had time to craft God’s
Eyes and do splatter painting, and put on.
skits around the evening campfire. This is the

planned.

7 second camp‘held this year and two more are

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From Retired Refinery Executive _

By Harold M. Williams .

There is a shortage of oil :
in the’ world today due .to
the recent .turmoil-in. Iran:
Iran. has stated they expect:
“to:

resume:
shortly~ but

production
»will. not.

the. quantities: delivered ‘in

“the: days of the: Shah — nor.”

a... potentially ©
but:
Will:

‘large

wish to:sell to the U: S. A.at’

_ a fair price. ;
There is. an: Gversupply

‘of: refining: capacity in

-Eastern Canada and ‘in the
_. Eastern
' shortage is‘appearing.

United: States a

Alaska oil is being moved

~ all: the way down through
“the Panama Canal to the: ]

Gulf ports.

To. -overcome °
with respect: to
“Alaska © Crude, Trans

‘Mountain’ Pipe Line’ has

applied to President Carter .

to permit’ the construction

Of an. ofl dock, at’ Cherry
State of

in| the:
Washington, and the Trans
Mountain Pipe Line. will
construct’. a pipe
of way: from:
Cherry Point to Edmonton,

“Alberta, where the Alaska.
© Crude--can “be ‘moved: by.

Interprovincial Pipe Line to

N. the mid-continent refineries
cof the USA,
this Pipe. Line would be in
S the neighborhood of $200:
A. million. This. is’ contrary to”
y. the recommendations of the
a ecologists

ine British
Columbia and the State of

Washington... who. fear the’

A danger of! oil spills from
a increased. ocein |. tanker
traffie, 7 oS eae

“Tae alleviate these

problems It is proposed that

instead of a’ new pipe line.
‘from Cherry Point to
Edmonton.a new enlarged

lo

pipe line from Portland to
Montreal be constructed on

‘their right of way. Reverse

‘the ‘flow on the Sarnia to
Montreal Pipe Line to move

the oll from: Montreal to.

Sarnia and, if necessary, lay
another line,

This will take care of the

refinery “capacities: in

~ Montreal, Eastern Ontario, :
mid-.

and: American

coutinent, The vrude. vil

“would he off shore ofl from:

Veneznela. and

“with

mid-Bast

“whatever
Canadian crude is available
‘ands above:
Canadian crade shipped to
the West Coast,

All the Northwest Const
in the U,S.A, ’

be}.
_ delivering tothe U.S.A.-in

Sel Eis: reported that M Mexico *
“has
: supply. of: oil;
\ production.
- produce»

care ‘of their: shortages. es

‘the:
also:

( “Imperial Oil, Texaco, Guif::
gas which - they:

“together with the. blessing
‘and go-ahead of the Hon.
-Mr. Alastair Gillespie.

‘from. Edmonton

$200 ° ue

this:

line on.

The cost of | people,

be fitted into’ rigid rysten

Tnvironment (CASE) made

should) be a top Priority
“item.

‘Ontirla

the:

and. Canada éould be.
supplied © with.
crude » from
Trans. Mountain Pipe Line.
‘Alaska

‘Canadian.
Canada. . via!

“crude* could «be
shipped. to. Japan, releasing’.
more Middle East crude to:

products.as:req

All that is Tequired i ist
co-operation.“ of ~ “Exxon, »

and Shell who will arrange:
the». necessary... exchanges

The cost of the Pipe Line
to. the
Pacific Coast was quoted as
7 Lego inet :

no more>
: struction - of

“Mexico”
-borrow:to cover ‘the ‘cost’ ot :
thes ‘production: of: -equip- 2
‘ment for. the separation of
-thé gas from the oil. cat
‘and. Washington

Canada
extra | drag “on

THE REVIEW

” ABOVE BROWNIES photographed by The
Review are, from left to” right:

Kendra. Miller, Karen Waistell, Terri Gray, eo
Dominque Proctor, Amy Pc carson, » Cori “nting & Ste loner

Bailey, —

and Mrs. Marie. Pearson. ! 3
left to right; Tracey Bouck, Joanne Tate,
‘Shannon

Carolyn Ager,
Martin, Kim Roberts,

‘Glover...

_the cost. of. the Portland-
Montreal.
-reversal..
Sarnia: to Montreal -would:
‘come: to $100. million. The
-enlargements ©

Line and.
of flow

the
from

“the
Portland. docks shoul be.

than. “the, con-.
the . Cherry,

-mightwish®

“B.C.
State. would be. pleased to

‘have no. increase’ in tanker

traffic, “Due.to ‘exchanges
would’. have “no.

WHAT ABOUT
_ENERGY? >
TRUSTEES ASKED

The question of where
and - how .a.course. of -en-
vironmental studies could.
be fitted into. school

curriculums:. was. discussed ‘}-

on. Monday. night) at. a.
meeting of: trustees ~ of
Saanich School District.’ °
There = was. general:
agreement that. YOUN:
in this time when”
energy: resources, sare.
running ott, “should know.
more about their ecological
surroundings. and alternate
energy, sources but Just:
where such a-course vould

was a:
speculation...
eek Mallard, ‘president
Citizens “to Save “the

matter. for

a presentation to the board
backed ‘with’ a. voluminous
portfolio of documents, It
was one of: three -presen-
tations: which will be made
to the Lower Island's three
school districts,

We must be prepared for

massive changes in the
environmental field,
Mallard: told. trustees ‘and:
enviroamentil education

The - program, envisaged
would GUAT, Saanich schoal
district - about > $6,700, |
Mallard sald, Sooke, $7, T°
and Victorin, $24,487. 5

Tn answer to concerns
about the . difficulty, ~ of
fitting such: programs into
the course of} studies,
Mallard sale: ae

“Well, 1 suppase it

depends on your priorities, |

: doom.

If saving
looking at

energy
‘alternate

= What is?)
Trustees

of the:

was. about the
whole Universe, after

was energy, IE would not be

“Tack of energy whieh would.”
his own ©

aman’ but

preed. and? materialism

Mp
“ty the school’ district ad-

the feasibility of fitting such

a course into the curriculum
and, also, on the yalidity of
the whale concept,

“12 DRUNKS
SPENT NIGHT
IN CELLS

Isle suspensions:
Sidney RCMP. last.cweek
and $2

weekend,

Liquor was. seized
“sever aceasions “and: one
charge lald-as acresalt, On
two: occasions:
was selved and Sheri will
“be laid,

Road,

Michelle Turgeon,
Joanne. Hamilton. Leaders: Mrs.

hereby saving |

‘before’ the f reers,. .

its“ crude’

and:
programs is: not a Priority,

Jack: Armstrong,
was not at all sure. of the:
= ait
eoneept. Ruergy,

whole.
“he said,.
oMost
‘plentiful thing we had, The
+

AP ong before he: ran out of

SW Ae

eenergy | he: would, ‘as thee!
reat of, bine
viciousness,” hlow himself

The juguiity. was ater red

ministration fora report on:

‘Thiee drivers: were given

“roadsle by.

drunks were lodged
i the ells Oe a Ct) (he 7

on
marijuana

On one occasion a eotigar’ ;
was sighted on McMicking :

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Parkland Students Win Awards

Parkland students
Sandra Betton and Peter
Tonseth received awards
from Lieutenant-Governor
Henry. Bell-Irving on
Sunday night following
wins in a provincial
debating and public
speaking seminar at
Hollyrood House, Victoria, -
on the weekend.

In the fourth | senior
which covers all of British | §
Columbia, Tonseth won, §
one of seven top places and
will be eligible to compete

competition for the
Hammarsjold Cup and was _.
staged by the British
Columbia Debate and
Speech Association.

division. Following a
banquet she too received
her award = from the
lieutenant-governor.

The whole weekend was a

GARDEN TIME

The. Pacific Gardener

$595

in the National Student E
Debating Seminar in St. . $ 95 $ 95 f
John, New Brunswick in . § ‘Sunset Gardening Books l , 2 i
May. | Home Grown Food ss Na

The fourth-place win also -
entitles him to one of six
$350 scholarships to Simon
Fraser University.

In the public speaking
competition Sandra Betton
ranked first in’ the senior

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