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MARILYN GRANT

Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Charbroiled Fresh
Pacific Salmon

8 oz: complemented with herbed
“butter, served with rice. or potato, #

fresh vegetable, soup or house
_ Salad. All served on fine china:

‘Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,

Aiberta’s Finest Prime
Rib of Beef.

8 oz. charbrolied as you like it,
served with sauteed mushrooms,
‘house potato and fresh °
vegetables, soup or house salad. -
om served on fine china:

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New Owner

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French immersion was the key i issuc in the Nov. 15 Saanich
school board elections.

In North Saanich, Marilyn Grant, who charged the immer-
sion program is expensive and opposed. expanding it,
unseated 12-year incumbent hots Walsh, a former District 63
chairman.

per:
person

Walsh argued that the disputed program cost the same or |
less than havirig all students in the English stream and wanted
.to reinstate the program at the Kindergarten level.

In Central Saanich, incumbent Marilyn Loveless, who in- -

stigated the controversial move to.phase out Early French Im-

mersion last spring, fended off challenger and pro-immersion
candidate Jan Garnett.

Loveless, who returns for a third term on the board, fought
to cap existing EFI programs and slowly phase immersion

out, to be replaced witha French as a Second Language pro;
gram.

Saanich incumbent Graham Hill, opposed to immersion at

the Kindergarten level, was re- “elected over r challenger Bernard
oo Smith i in the south zone.

‘

_ -Conservationist. candidates
Eugene. « Bailin: - and. Linda
Michaluk topped the polls in the
North Saanich council: election
Nov. 15. :
“Incumbent.” Chris Loit: ‘was’
4 also returned for a second term” .
4 -as.alderman in a: race that’:
brought a large 3st per. cent voter
turnout.-.. fe
2° On® “Monday, © Bailin edd:
voters sent a: strong. message
that : they want a’ slow ‘pace o
development in’ North Saanich.

“We would tike

LINDA MICHALUK

| Mian _didates: with 348 ates, es, eiority, noted ‘Dail Bee,
: \ iy ee “followed ‘by “11 should have an impact on
ALU) ti; Michaluk with i, 304. Lott trail “the: way council-reacts.to rezon-

eS Sl ed with 1,020 votes, followed by ing applications. We would tend
~SS QUE iia7. first-time candidates. Bill. Gor- +6 resist-ad hoc development.
--don-‘with- 768 votes-and Alan
MacGillivray-with 721...
_ ua ““Fhere’s -really -a°- message.”
: there,’ ‘said™ Bailin.. ‘‘They ded.
(voters) don't want: rapid ur-
banization:”’

‘The 63-year-old engineer said . rH Os iz
-the result was also a signal that pi
residents don’t want to rush in- © :

to sewering certain areas of the Elective surgery » at: Saanich
municipality. Peninsula Hospital was. cancell-

The clection. shifts. the ed Nov. 12 as’a result: of the
balance of power on council so. scheduled: : strike by Health

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Wednesday, November 19, 1986

Relph
article
blasted

Sidney Ald. Cy Relph was
blasted. by fellow. council
members at a Nov. 17 meeting.
The issue: a letter that appeared
in the Nov..12 Review in which
the alderman criticized some
aspects. of. the waterfront
development proposal.

Ald. Herb. Addison said he
condemned Relph’s action and
suggested Relph_ consider.
resigning.

‘SA letter like this is strictly an
inflammatory thing which pre-
judices us getting money from
the’ federal government,’’. said
Addison. ‘‘Do you have some
high ideal that doesn’t permit
you to go along with the majori-
ty.of council?”

Ald. Ron Kubek added, “‘If
you don’t like. something at
council, you. don’t go running
to the newspaper.’ ~

Mayor Norma Sealey charged
that. much of what Relph had

- written was factually incorrect

and said he. should ‘‘decide if -he
is Alderman. Relph or citizen
Relph.”’

Relph said that the suggestion

he was opposed to the port pro-
ject as. a whole was ‘‘totally
preposterous.’’ He. added that
he thought the proposal con-
tained too much housing, and
that council should seek profes-
sional help in making its deci-

“sion.

Relph also noted that Sealey
had used the newspaper in 1983
to present. her views. on ‘the

' Beacon Avenue couplet issue in

a guest editorial.

EUGENE BAILIN

» ment on’. the! former: Aylard :

Farm: ‘‘1. think © you : can't

-* unscramble that egg.) =.
~~ However, he added, ‘s] think
council will try to fix the com-
munity plan’ to make -sure it

doesn’t happen again.”

| strike. averted

: Sciences Association members .

‘The aborted job. action caused
at least six. people to rescedule
‘operations, said hospital . ad-
minstrator John Benham. | °°:

The strike. was duc to'start at'

6 a.m. last Wednesday as part
ofa 14 hospital B.C: ‘picket. to

- protest. the breakdown - in”

negotiations.
- The strike was averted when

HSA went ‘back to the bargain-

ing table.

“Six to. eight operations are
performed at SPH daily which.

means surgery is now backloge-
ed.

- We. will “deal. with the
overload in the next couple of |
|. weeks as we RO along,” Benham’

“said,

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