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Missing a
motor?

RCMP. -have an
board. motor theyre not
about) and would ike
assistance, .
* On. Sunday, during a routine
patrol, constables checked a vehi-.
cle and found three motors, two
of which they know. had been
Stolen but the third — further
identification.
~~ Anyone missing a 9.9 hp motor
and who has-not reported the loss
to police is asked to get in touch.

“Two males have been charged
With possession of stolen proper-"
ty, the other motors, and will ap-
pear soon. in’ Sidney provincial

“COUrL.

Police-are also asking residents
to be on the lookout forea vehicle
driving around. with B.C. license”
plates S427KM. ,

The plates were stolen Sunday
fronyva Duncan resident,

Some: signs in the community
attracted vandals last. week,

Saturday-a highway. sign com-

Sidney Oul-
sure

some

oo plete with: flashing: red light-was

reported being attacked by a man
“Wwho- was subsequently arrested
and charged with willful damage:
A’ few: days. earlier? Peninsula
Fire. Extinguishers: on First. St.
reported the theft of two of their
signs. frome.a. trucks Anyone
knowing, ‘the. whereabouts of the

signs, Worth $35 each, is asked to-

contact Sidney RCMP. :
A White Birch Rd. resident
reported the theft: of an. orange
box containing numerous.
“mechanics? ‘tools: Apr. Ls Total
value is about $250. o
“Tools: valaued) at:

S100. Geie

: stolen: Apr..16 froma boat park- 5:
Also: :

Ee ed at. ‘Canoe: Cove: ‘Marina.
taken. Wasa $75. Halon. fire eXx-
tingui her rand 3100
seareh light Sse

tol. total ¥

ey Wagensveld, 6922, Vevaiies s Ra,

~Venross.” Place: Dec, 21

when. the host.

“party.

become an out of-

began’: fighting with:

~ ensued: before the. youth: Ww

-- ina police

Central Saanich police station...
“Judge Robert Greig said’ that

normally ‘such an offence called

for a jail: sentence, but fas this is”
‘T've decided to

his’ firsttoffense;:

deal with i

t in the fornVof fine.

Chapel of Roses.
tees YOUR COMMUNITY...
Q _ CHAPEL SE RVING pa

Sidney:

Lndertaking. Society”
“bac btishape fer

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oSERVICT:

vsisogiei gan Ns Lad le cedlindaaininis wa ames cia
pe vclny hitler random

“marine :

alue eS
ne permanent moorage yet.

“was one'of. about 60: youths aa ae
, usked for police’.
help vin: breaking | Sup) what had®:

control situa-

¢ ut de A) f ‘house: Wagensveld

“court,

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By PAT MURPHY
Sewage, sludge and the purity

of the waters off the east coast of

Saanich Peninsula was the con-
cern.of Central Saanich aldermen
Monday night after they heard a
strong delegation .from — the
Capital Regional District.

Immediate purpose of CRD
delegates was to obtain support
for-an increase of $25 million in
the. CRD borrowing. authority

“which: now stands at $49 million
This they

achieved.

CRD chairman Howard Stur-
rock. skimmed © over | the 16°
sewerage treatment. and» water

projects: now underway. or con-

templated by the regional ‘district
in the next six years. Total cost of
the program would ‘be
$32,228,000 he said.

One.of the projects of interest
to the peninsula is the disposal of
Sludge. from: sewage. treatment

plants:at Sidney, Bazan Bay and
Central Saanich.
sludge: now is accumulated in

being -usedin

THE REVIEW

the: Central. Saanich. plant ‘and
then. washed. out. to sea
periodically, CRD chief engineer
Craig Somerville told aldermen:
It was an-exercise in futility, he
said.. Extraction ofthe sludge
meant nothing if it was eventually
returned to sea.

What. the. CRD hoped, the
engineer said, was that a disposal

' plant central to the whole penin-

sula be constructed somewhere
near. the. airport. There sludge

- would: be collected and marketed

as agricultural fertilizer.

At the present time sludge was
this way at the
federal-experimental farm. If the
pilot’ project was’-successful | it
would. be. marketed for general:
agricultural use.

It had long been an objective i in
Central Saanich to discharge. an
-effluent: from the sewage. treat-
ment plant which ‘was pure
enough. to permit the growth of
shellfish, said-Mayor Ron Cullis.
Did the CRD engineer think that

“would be possible?

No, the

said . Somerville,
discharge at present was not low
enough in coliform count. either

for shellfish or for swimming. To
bring it to those standards would

~ cost alot of money.

Among CRD ‘projects. which

would. concern the. Saanich
Peninsula were:

*An increase in the capacity of

--all three Saanich Peninsula treat-

ment plants. which: would . cost
about $5° million. It: would pre-
vent. pollution. of waters on the

east side of the peninsula.

eA minor. upgrading of the —
Sidney. “treatment © plant. and
screening .-of ~ overflow... This

would prevent floating material
from being. discharged on. the
beaches.

Central Saanich-Stelly’s Cross

Rd. trunk-sewer twinning. This

would prevent raw. sewage

-overflow from the top of Stelly’s

siphon which take place as’ the
result of. increased flows mainly
from the Tsartlip Indian Reserve.

>This would cost $500,000.

~“A-draft report from Novacorp,
‘the.
- working on‘a- marketing survey.of:

company. which» hasbeen:
the breakwater, reveals» Sidney
council should: not: be: looking at:

ay here ‘i is

6

had been! wired on poppy. tea”

sentence ne ange, Robert Greig
last. week. 1 Sidney, nee
Carey; New

s Laura “NOW oa

value: about’ § $300,
ula Gonsumer: Ser views ‘.

‘Carey

2084 Beacon Avo.

“space, ;

~ village, even. a’ “cottage: brewery, . :
‘Mayor ee

The mayor Says the breakwater

cy 27. ~year- old fonner ‘Saanich ;

Aes Peninsula resident who stated she
“another >

~~ youth-and.whena policemianurpe 5
“ed him’ to’ stopoand movecon,”
oy Wagensveld- swung and: hit the:
policeman, Lister said. A struggle

ix-ar-seven months in 198h
“and who had’ been found guilty | in
~January. ‘of four charges: of-talse

. ‘pretences, was given a. suspended
as pute

areand taken to the 7

Westininster. resident, was also.
Ho required to complete 200-hours. of
% community: work service,

: C any hac been: found auilly a
passing four NSP. cheques, total:
“ay the. Penine |

: day: helping me Victoria

into. cons
WAR!
meth: done © we

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~The report ‘laces ciiphage on.
: development of the.upland_ por-
“tion of the town, not the docks at.”
ins terms of shopping —

this’ point,

“boutiques, “a~ theatre,

oyd. Burdon. Says.

concluded - that while.

gram”. a jail’ ‘sentence was: pre
“bably notin Carey's or -Soclety: $
best interests. :

% Council has

“maintenance. program. in an’ ate
tempt. to. curesa drug Nabit: and.
“EP don't ©
a pretend 10" understand ‘the: pro-

dollar. on). the“. breakwater...’

private. developers to take it
“overt ee
Council: iag “applied. “for

“$500, 000 from Federal. small craft.
harbors. and: ‘should: be _Tecelving.

to:.decide, whether:
“we can find the funds or_ask.

Wednesday, April 24, 1985

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