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THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

Wednesday, March 9, 1988

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WEEKEND BUFFET BRUNCH
Each Saturday and Sunday |
from 9:30am to! pm

Hot breakfast and lunch entrees,
cold salads and fruit, and |
a selection of desserts
of many persuasions

Reservations 652-4422

od 988 Resident Tickets available

| ~before 4 p.m, March2.~ ”
The truck was southbound on.

Jan Chisholm.

new location at the Sidney Centre.

beautiful beachos that Sidney has to offer.

forward ’.to welcoming her {rlends and: customers to
Standard Furituo.

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FURNITURE

Standard Furniture welcomes Jan Chisholm to their 7

_Jan and her husband Bill recently moved to the Sidney
‘area and. are enjoying: the fishing, . gardening &

With many years of Retail Sales experience, Jan looks :

ney entre”
core

CLEARING TIMBER for a lot in Evergreen Properties
‘development, south of Saanichton on East Saanich

TREE HIT, WET ROAD

. -A-1988 Chev. station wagon °
- driven’ by. a:41-year-old Sidney.
~-resident: went. out of control on’:
‘1 wet-pavement in the 8300-block.
~carea of “West: ‘Saanich. Road,

fish- -tailing and hitting: a tree.»

Police estimate damage .to be
about $18,000 in the single vehi- « .
* -cleaccident® the:-afternoon’ of 4
E March 2. No one was injured. :

TOO FAST >

An 18-year-old ° driver has

been charged . with driving too.
_ fast: for: road . ‘conditions and

failing to. provide .a~ drivers

: licence .after: the 1974.-Toyota

truck he was driving left the Mt.
Newton © Crossroad, “shortly

the Pat Bay Highway. when it
turned ‘onto the Mt.- Newton
Crossroad,” fishtailed: and
entered: the: ditch. The driver.
and two 18-year-old passengers
were taken to Saanich Peninsula
Hospital with minor injuries.

DRIVEWAY COLLISION.

A Triumph sports car which
was. being .backed out-of a
driveway near Styan.Road: on
Central Saanich: Road collided
with a-1980 Chev pickup truck,
-during the afternoon of March

es apparently - failed
Central Saanich police report. appareniy (are

“several incidents of crime dur-
ing the period from Feb. 28-to
~ March 6. :

-Saanichton man, :
*=:Police said. the passenger sidé ,
‘mirror of the vehicle clipped the
pedestrian as it went.by. The -
woman was ‘taken: to.’Saanich -

“March §,

3, causing an estimated $2,000 ;

damage to each vehicle.

The driver: of the Triumph
to see. the
truck. as: he. backed out ofthe

driveway. There were: no- in-
- juries ‘and no charges were laid,
although: there’ was extensive:

damage to both vehicles.
‘PEDESTRIAN STRUCK

. ACO) 7-year- old, “Central.
- Saanich woman. who was walk-
‘ing. in “heavy fog - along East
- Saanich Road: ‘at.-about
p.m. Feb. 29, -was hit by! a car
57- year: old

driven’: by a

Peninsula | Hospital with

“undetermined injuries: ©
The driver:of ‘the vehicle has
not t been charged.

BREAK- IN

‘A. .residence on
Avenue in Central Saanich: was
broken into Feb. 29. The culprit

broke the living. room. window
_toslide it open.

A. video |. cassette. recorder

valued at $500 and a Motorola.
marine radio valued at E4500

were ta ken.

LIQUORS TOLEN
The pub at the Waddling Dog
Inn, on the Pat Bay Highway
and the Mt.-Newton Crossroad
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“suspicion,”
_Georgze Lawson.
could: have intended to. -break..~:

and enter ifno one answered the: -
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Road, is Daryl Michell.

About $560 worth of liquor
was stolen. and about -$675
worth of damage was done to
the premises. Police are conti-
nuing to investigate:

SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY

A male representing ‘himself
as a fire prevention. officer. at-
tempted to gain entry to a home
on. West Saanich “Road, the
afternoon. of Feb. 29. :

-A woman refused. to_let the
man inside and called police. .

- Members of the Central Saanich

Volunteer Fire Department
have not been . making fire
prevention calls; police said.
“We're treating it.with some
“said: depuity:chief
““*The man

door.’ :

The: man is described t to. be in-
his’ late’ 30s,° about five-foot,. ©
--eight-inches* tall, with dark:

‘brown hair. He was-last’ seen’
“Wearing. a. bomber

brown.

-Stelly’s.

CAR PROWL |
A car parked in the driveway

of a residence in the 8600-block —

Tiffany Place was: broken into
sometime between March 4 and
Camera equipment valued at
about $400. was ‘stolen. Police

caution motorists to. remove
- valuables .. from. -their vehicles

when parking.

TOOLS STOLEN
A. tool. box.: containing
mechanic and carpenter tools
was:stolen from the carport:of a
home in the 2000-block. area of
Crossroad:

“TAPES STOLEN >

sometime ;
_.between midnight: and. 8 a.m. a
: March 6. :

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- About'30 cassette music tapes a

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Sidney RC MP report several
incidents of crime during. the
period from Feb. 28 to March 6.

CAR BREAK-INS ——

Complaints of several minor
thefts trom motor vehicles dur-:
ing the past week» have been

“received by the RCMP. -

Police remind the: motoring. .
all packages ,
from: their. cars
and secure vehicles-before leav-
ing. oo.
BREAK-IN |

A-gesident an Lochside Drive
reported bis heme fad been
broken int’ and entered March
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Phe thiel aipparcadly torced
open a door ‘and took some
china and a firearm. Police are
itive: shipa( iy.

IMPATKED DRIVING
Charges of iiopaired: driving

dre Betpp. dad agar Ge Sidney
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DRIVER CHARGED -
Charges of impaired driving
and refusing to provide a breath

sample have been laid against a_
37-year-old’. New

Brunswick

resident after. the 1984 Ford

Tempo she was driving left the

Pat Bay Highway and: became

“stuck in the ditch near Amity

Road
March 3

- CAR ACCIDENT
A two-vehicle accidentvan the

shortly. after, 4° p.m.

“Pat Bay Highway. near: Amity

Road just-after 12 noon, Mareh
3, resulted invabout $5, 600 tatal
damage.

A 1988 Pontiag driven by: an
18-vear-old Saanichton resident
left the stop sien at Amity Road
toccross the highway when it
struck a 1984 GMC truck driven
by 49-veur-old Sidney resident,

The Pontiac was spun around

“and: hit again while the GMC

truck weotoup on the median,
knocking down a traffic sign.
The driver of the Pontiag was

“were stolen from inside a vehicle.
that. was. parked in: the carport
Of a residence inthe: 1500-block:
. Kersey’ Roadi in Brentwood Bay.
“The owner estimates they were -
stolen: between March. 2: ane 6.

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vehicle after leaving a stop sign.

No one was injured.

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