TheReview Wednesday, August 22,1990 — A3

Later pub hours
passed to RCMP

A request from the Victoria
Airport Travelodge to keep the
Golden Bear Pub open later on
weekend evenings was referred to

sete Sidney RCMP detachment for
comment by Sidney council, Aug.
13.
~ Ald. Tim Chad opposed the
request by the Travelodge for a
letter from the Town in favor of
changing the hours of operation on
Friday and Saturday to 12 noon to
2 a.m. instead of from 11 a.m.
until 1 am.

“T don’t see any good coming to
the community from this,” Chad
said. “I don’t see any need to go to
later hours.”

Chad suggested council deny the
request but Ald. John Calder sug-
gested the RCMP be asked to

__c¢omment. He noted the Hotel
idney’s pub is open until 1 a.m.
on Saturday and Sunday morning.
Ald. Herb Addison supported

galder’s suggestion.
" The Travelodge has made appli-
cation to the Liquor Control and
Licencing Branch to vary the
hours.

Landscaping ai
seapon going

The Town will continue park
construction along the north side
of the seaport at the Port of Sidney,
east of a condominium building on
Third Street that fronts on the
gvaterfront.
~ Council approved the move Aug.
13 because access to the area by
heavy equipment is available now.
After the building project is com-

®ilete, access will only be by
wheelbarrow, council heard.

In a report, parks superintendent

, Jonathan Kelly said: “When com-

~ pletg the park will extend approxi-
mately 800 feet going north and
west. We will continue to delay
parks construction on the east side
going south until such time as the
third commercial building is in
place.”

New municipal
. engineer in
North Saanich

North Saanich’s new municipal
engineer, Jack Parry, moved in
Monday, filling the position
vacated by Igor Zahynacz.

Parry worked as Deputy Direc-
tor of Engineering Services in both
Kelowna and Delta. Before com-
ing to North Saanich, he worked
with a consulting engineering firm
in Prince George for two years.

He obtained an engineering deg-
ree from the University of Queens-
land in Australia and came to

nada i in 1969.

When he first arrived in Canada,
he worked in Victoria for three
years.

Zahynacz left North Saanich
July 13 to take over as municipal
engineer in Port Coquitlam.

Police suspect suicide in
drowning deaih off Beacon

Sidney RCMP believe a man
who drowned off the end of the
Beacon Avenue wharf Saturday
moring took his own life.

Police found a 1988 Toyota Ter-
cel stationwagon, with keys in the
ignition, abandoned at the end of
Beacon Avenue, on the wharf east
of the Satellite Fish Company,
about 2:40 a.m. Saturday, Sidney
RCMP Sgt. Andy Rosequist said.

Police suspected something hap-
pened to the vehicle’s owner and
waited until morning before bring-
ing in police divers.

The body of Philip Lao Chiang,

34 of Market Street in Victoria,
was found on the ocean floor
below the wharf about 1:15 p.m.
Saturday:

Police ruled out foul play and an
autopsy report states the cause of
death as drowning, probably some-

time around 2 a.m. Saturday.

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Apparently, Chiang could not
swim, Rosequist said.

Chiang was the co-owner of
Philip’s Family Restaurant in Saa-
nichton. Police said there were no
witnesses.

The wharf was closed to all
traffic for about 12 hours.

_S_PHARMASAVE

We are pleased to Welcome

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he’s married and has 1 1/2 chil-
dren. A graduate from U.B.C. and
born in Victoria, Is looking for-
ward to serving you with all your
Pharmacy: needs!

BEACON AVENUE WHARF was closed by police for about
12 hours Saturday while the crew from the RCM police
boat Harvison, moored against the Sidney Island Ferry,
assist Sidney RCMP with an investigation into the discovery
of a body in the water. Police said the man was identified

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