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Special gift
for studenis at
tribal school

Santa delivered a very special
gift to students at Tau Welnew
Tribal School on West Saanich
Road last Thursday.

A brand new set of Encyclope-
dia Britannica, Encyclopedia Bri-
tannica Junior set and a world
globe. :

The books were a gift from the
school’s parent advisory fund,
principal Diana Henry said Thurs-
day.

Fundraising for the purchase
was done through Hot Dog Day
sales and school funds, Henry
said.

Appeal rejected

An appeal by former Deep Cove
resident Raymond Joubert against
his conviction for conspiring to
import cocaine into Canada was
rejected by the Supreme Court of
Canada.

Joubert is now serving a 20-year
sentence.

Under a federal law allowing
seizure of goods obtained as a
result of crime, the Crown is
applying to seize the Moses Point
home of Joubert and common-law
wife Helen Radok.

_ That application has been
adjourned to Jan. 25.

A German exchange student
from the regional district of
Dachau, in Bavaria, brought greet-
ings recently from the Landrat
(Chairman) of Dachau to Capital
Regional District Chairman Frank
Leonard.

Antoni Korte, 16, from the vil-

lage of Pipinstied in southern
Bavaria, is a Rotary International
exchange student.
- During her one-year stay in
Canada, she is a Grade 11 student
at Parkland Secondary School in
Sidney and the guest of the Ken
Stevenson family of Ardmore
Drive in North Saanich.

Korte brought Leonard a letter
of introduction from Hansjorg
Chnstmann, Landrat of the Landk-
Teises Dachau.

She said the Landrat had told
her that because of the death camp
which operated in Dachau during

the Second World War, the area is
having a hard time improving its
reputation.

“Well, times have changed, for-
tunately,” Leonard replied.

Korte spoke English, having
studied the language for six years
in school before coming to Can-
ada, but Stevenson said he does
not know how to speak German.

“TI don’t have to because she
speaks English so well,’ he added.

Leonard later wrote the Landrat,
saying, “It was with pleasure I
received an exchange student,
Miss Antoni Korte, as a represen-
tative from the City of Dachau, in
my office.”

“Miss Korte presented the Capi-
tal Regional District with a beauti-
ful bock on your city, and I have it
proudly displayed in my office for
all to see. Thank you,” Leonard
said.

Road to park geiiing fixed

Plans to upgrade the Homathko
Road right-of-way were confirmed
by the Capital Regional District in
a letter received by Central Saa-
nich council Dec. 7.

Regional district staff are work-
ing on a proposal to upgrade the
toad from Island View Road
northbound to the regional park
and two recreational vehicle parks.

Regional District Chairman
Frank Leonard said he hoped the
Toad upgrading “will both accom-
modate the development plans for
Island View Beach Regional Park
and meet with the approval of the
municipality and adjacent prop-
erty Owners.”

He added that design of devel-
opment of road access and parking

at the regional park must be done
to both meet the needs of adjacent
property owners and protect the
work against unwarranted disturb-
ance and encroachment.

At the same council meeting a
letter was received from adjacent
property owners Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon (Bud) Michell questioning
the delay in developing the road.

The Michells pointed out the
road allowance was given by four
adjoining property owners after
the road was gazetted 46 years ago.

“Tt is long overdue that this
project was completed,” the
Michells wrote.

Council agreed to sent the
Michells a copy of the regional
district’s letter.

READING WITH SANTA are LauWelnew students who
received a gift of new encyclopedias.

German exchange student brings greetings

ee.

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Thank You.

TOWN OF SIDNEY
GARBAGE PICK UP.

The gules Friday garbage pick up for
December 25th & January 1st will change to
the preceding Thursday (December 24th &
December 31) for these two weeks only.

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