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ednesday, November 9, 1983

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-arrott shoul

Continued from Page Al

Grieve describes the sequence of
events that led up to the. court
hearing, saying he was asked to:run
for mayor.in the last few months by
a number of people who. were
opposed to the disastrous zoning
policies imposed on North Saanich
by the existing council. He did not
agree to run due to pressing personal

Ce company for a $10 million The ‘subject was. re- the taxpayers. REALTY LTD.

we ) . : : :

and - business a cled ene to. validate his nomination development without. opened by Ald. John For .75°. years, said “THE BESTSELLERS”
y y y y Pp consulting ratepayers? Calder, who: said’ that. a Burdon, Sidney had been

mayors on council.”’
He claims he felt a race between
-Cornford and. Parrott -would. have
opened up two places on council for

two new people but says he did agree <7 call theseevents a trick,-and as resource? Should it find. relinquish ~the © release the public sector. If the .

to run if one or the other candidate Pierlinvente accompanied Cornford money for a study and a brought areply in whiel the private sector could do it - Serv es ita
was unopposed. ‘And 1 informed I implicate him. The connection plan and, possibly, develop ministry. asked for. the let it try. The conditions 7

: : : oe Ss wn C a. specific i i e a fi se

both’. candidates.-directly;: and between Cornford and. Cumming ieee: i‘ aoe 7 a See. -motion 4 of impose’ on the ast aeent ne SERV iC. 1608 Quadra St.

indirectly of my position.” Wag well described “in.a-recent issue ea ater LO aut lorization an a y council were so rigid and xy

“He -went..16. the “municipal: hall: of “The Review and Cumming accommodate, possibly, | decription -of the area stiff that it was doubtful if WIDE AREA TONE &

Oct. 31 — deadline for nominations; nominated Herlinveaux So. LE 800 vessels and: a thriving: involved.» The reply. was. anyone, private. or. public,

“2 at 14:4S'acm. and says Cornford ~. implicate Cumming.” raat commercial development? addressed to the municipal . could have lived up. to VOICE POCKET PAGERS
tindicated” his intention. Was'-to" run "Grieve: says the issue remains the nese “questions were sees atO! Geoff Logan. them. : f BEEPERS. rom $16. 00 pet conth”
fazalderinaii and he was assured by wellbeing of North Saanich and : considered: at'.Monday Well, this puts us back Furthermore, Bardon

; ; we | onight’s -c i Fe g »? sai © said. it: owe 3
clerk Tony Green at 11:55 a.m. that “‘our-ability to decide our own shape : met committee ae the”. "at square one,” oad Ald said, ee that the NO HOOK. UP CHARGE NO CALLLIMIT
he had met the noon. deadline and future.‘The successes of Wright whole meeting and, as a Lloyd: Burdon . citing’ the municipality was giving up

‘because he was in the building with and Calvert show that this was not ea of careful fact that the company the foreshore lease. It was FREE TRIAL PERIOD

. : vo deliberation, - aldermen. applied, the  municpality leased = onl and
his papers in order. ; happening with the last council in decided to back away from concurred if certain munici ality. or the Por euniisy 386 8889

Cornford was: already in. the charge.’’ heig'décisi i ish F 7, : nyeipan Information call lr
clerk’s office and Green dealt with To promote reform, Giieve says their decision to relinquish stringent conditions | were government or whatever
him first, Grieve explains “By hist he urges two things —_ first, the: town’s foreshore lease. met and, now, the ministry . retained ownership.
a tid ence Cornford. then “vesidénts should: choose’ new: to. Sidney Breakwater said: ‘‘Not good, enough. Unless the private sector.
ensured that his filing (papers) took ©. aldermen. from ‘among the. fresh peters Laat Nes mati wane pine 1 eS BED 5 a id
up the time until noon, at which faces seeking election, secondly he a sae ae Mies ts toad dneeataC ECE assurances 7 Mie
: council » meeting, ~ rescind: He wasn’t upset, Calder municipality it would not be

time he left. I entered Green’s office «

for a second time and my papers

were accepted.’” .
.. Grieve:says the judge found that.

‘*| had not made up my mind until
after noon because I had kept my

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‘papers — I must respect his decision

and will not-appeal.”’

But he says after he left Cornford
(and Herlinveaux) Cornford
purported to file for mayor as ‘‘I
had been out of time and he wanted
the same privilege.’? He points out
that Cornford neither withdrew his
papers for alderman. as required,
nor on the clerk’s refusal, did he

“The. obvious. reason ~ for. this

- second filing was to. eliminate. my

candidacy on a pre-arranged
technicality.

calls on Parrott to resign and face an.
election. ‘‘This will demonstrate the
innocence he protests and allow
“residents. to hear his explanation of .
his record: and: ‘to. examine his

policies for. the: e future.”

- Continued from Page Al

wy | “(CMRA) while the former belong 2 4 :
oe the lifeboat society...

But: ‘Klein’ Ss. strongest criticisms» ot
were: aimed. at the coast guard. Not: 2°45
» only. was, there. no. air support onthe = |

THE RE

By PAT MURPHY
Does Sidney council have

‘the right: to lease a section

of the foreshore to a private

Should the municipality
have its own development
plan for this valuable

their motion. ~

Whether. or nota

tan ul
‘Central

$5,750.00. from.
computer fund'to the police
salaries budget .

bo Saanich
-aldermen agreed to transfer ~
a ‘police*

-Monday —

VIEW

referendum willbe held on
the project is, at this time,
uncertain but. it may well
come to pass.

letter to the lands, parking
and housing ministry telling
of. council’s . decision” to

said. He had grave doubts.
turning

“about -:

» thereby eliminating «

this”

purchase of a new police car.
or by buying life insurance
policies (for $5,000): and-
the
$140,000. now ‘set aside for”.

valuable
project. over to: private
enterprise. without at least
getting the permission . of

tremendously

talking of: a° breakwater
development and. it~ had
never come to. pass under

able to make the plans. and
arrange for financing. 7

out. thes. inequity.

Senanus Drive who pointed -
7 Of a
residential property taxes;
using figures: to show that:: |: a
only. 27. per. cent of British i i

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Got | a news ‘tip? oe

Call the Review 656-1 15h

Carl Nielson, President — of
Block Bros. Realty Ltd., and]
the Victoria Management take}
pride in congratulating AN
DALGLIESH for her sales
achievement sfor the month of
October.

BLOCK BROS.

Columbia’ Ss: spepulation.
Si: property taxes.

night so that: four laid off.
“police. “constables. ‘may be
| reinstated earlier. than’ had©
been anticipated : ae
“Although Ald Eric Lewis

‘the death on duty ‘of. any
constable, he said.
“Lewis. also >

scene through the night ‘but the
rescue. , Cutter $5122"? -was ‘fout of
commission”’ and - “another. Lucas ree
- inflatable : ane “experimental ©

“Klein.” said ‘the ‘turnout of a
fe _yolunteers. was deplorable. Theres.
are 42 CMRA members in the .
area, rr ‘he said, ‘and they ; are. all re-

Pook:

deal -with.**
— others. My. apporach is to deal with .
municipal afairs ina businesslike . .
manner.’”. It’s: worked to, Sidney’s: on
advantage in the past, and would

best eanip ped. to manage the affairs te
‘of the municipality, which are far.
» more complex than. a. mere piece of ss
‘road, Sealey. - ‘says: she. cites:
development: pressures, - seem even more necessary: for the. -.
oe ‘consideration :for the upgrading of: future, she’ comments, “My tf
' oT sewage treatment,” fire’ and police» sy ‘involvement with other levels of
| facilities, labour: negotiations | such — government ‘and inter- municipal oe
-- as council is currently involved with, ... association serves to_ broaden: my
: 4 ft and pervading av else, thei issue of ee _spetspective, and’ “thus. serve. the
finance’) 8) town’s interest even further. And I.)
The. mayor tpelieves. cher . “have. the experience, ability, and time |
_background has® eseaulpped her to to do, the job.” , -

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