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by Cy Relph
Former town alderman

“Tt is amazing how an clection
can make politicians polite,”
thought how wonderful it would
be to have an election, and polite
politicians, here in Sidney.

Ald. Ron Kubek, who doesn’t
live or work in Sidney, is resigning
some time in the future, and a
byelection will be held that will
cost the Town of Sidney X dollars.
It struck me that it would not cost

very much more to elect a whole

council at the same time,
~~ After all, there will be staff
wages, hall rental, and newspaper
notices for the byelection, and it
would be almost the same cost for
the seven. The complete council!
~The Municipal Act has denied
us the election this year, and the
opportunity to send council a mes-
sage, but if Sidney council has the

® courage of its convictions, and

believes the town is. behind them
in the mess of the Port of Sidney,

~ the. huge five-acre Berlin Wall of

an overpass to be built in the
middle of Sidney, and more devel-
‘opment and. highrise buildings on
our waterfront, let them all resign
sand run again by byelection.

-It will cost the Town of Sidney
excry little, but give the citizens. of
“-. Sidney-a great deal. If this council:
“peo is re-elected, ‘the clectorate will:

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by this council.

Hf the official community, plan
no longer has the desired objective
of the ‘small town character” of
Sidney, it should be put back into
the OCP. ‘Those of us who voted

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back into the work force. as
quickly as possible.

‘To quote a Vancouver columnist,
“hand-ups are better than hand-

~ outs.” This is what we are tryin
ying

to do -— to provide the assistance
people need to become self-
supporting.

We will assist. with transporta-
tion costs, work clothes, training
and work experience. And we will .
also keep the pressure on employa-
ble people to get them back to
work: :

I want. to emphasize that my :

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“THE = CORPORATION OF THE E DISTRICT C OF CENTRAL L SAANICH

OFFICIAL COMMUNITY PLAN
- PUBLIC MEETING |

The District of Central Saanich invites you to attend-a public meeting —
forthe presentation: and public review of the Graft land use eprot

_DATE:. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1989.
“TIME: 7:00 P.M. to 10:00 PM. we

~ LOCATION: ‘Keating Elementary School Gymnasium

: oo. 6843 Central Saanich Road.)
: Information: packages are available at the Municipal Hall and at the ..
“meeting. Your ideas and your lifestyle are important.’ Please take. this ioe:
. opportunity to. contribute to. the: revised plan. me

G. L. Wheeler, Clerk, Administrator

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with our feet to live in this beauti-
ful small town would wish it so,
and Vin-sure we outnumber those
who were lucky cnough to be born
here.

1 sign this Cy Relph, a polite
former alderman, Town of Sidney.

letler went only to singles and
couples, without dependents, who
are employable. 1 want to assure
the elderly and people with disa-
bilities that we will continue to

assist them so that they can live

independently.

I find it curious that the major
media assume such an adversarial
position whenever the government
announces a worthwhile program.
Maybe they sce the need to play
the role of the official opposition.

Claude Richmond
Minister of Social Services

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Monthly Parking Permits will be sold at the Town Hall on a first
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prior to the first day of the following month for a fee of $20.00 per
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PARKING LOT'A’ “Second Street and Bevan Avenue 24
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