Wednesday, May 4, 1977 THE REVIEW:

Sidney Softball Opens Season

The six teams involved in| ‘Travelodge’? also had a { made up of last _ year’s
the Sidney’s Men’s Softball home run to this credit and | Victoria chiefs and Koa and.
League all saw action on| deserved a win for his | although. defeated: in their

Anglers Angles

SUNDAYS. 1 -
Fishing was very|were the hot spots

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good again all week in | until Saturday when
Brentwood Bay and| anglers in Finlayson

Saanich Inlet. Local |}/Arm from McKenzie | SU"42¥, May Ist, when the | ‘effort. opening ‘game, have many _BRENTWOOD |
nelers boated | Bay south had their league officially opened its The night game between | players on their roster who
anglers . boated’ many | bay il | 1977 season. “Koa” and ‘“Tsawout’’ | are familiar: to local fans

large fish, and wives | field day. Many boats
and friends’. of |had four to five
fishermen were not | salmon up to 15 lbs.
Average weights were
around 4 to6 Ibs.

In fishing for
salmon do not be
afraid to use a good
strong leader. More
than one good sized
salmon was lost this
week with the strip
head . having been
bitten off by sharp
teeth.

Sidney alderman, Mrs. | introduced an entirely new | and can be counted on to
Eleanor Sowerby, threw the |-team in the familiar Koa | make the name ‘‘Tsawout”’
opening pitch: to ‘‘AB’’ |. uniform and these | one to be reckoned ‘with
Travis to get the day off to} youngsters indicated they | before the league is too far
what proved tobe a banner | have an abundance of | advanced.. Games . at the
opening day for a league | desire as well-as a balanced | Sidney: softball. park are —
which has become well} team effort which will.| played every evening at 6:30
known and respected on} produce lots of opposition | p.m. except Saturday —
Vancouver Island and one | to the more established | come and enjoy the sport of
which produced the B.C. | teams in the league. softball and support the
Recreational Champions in “Tsawout"? are players inane:

ais marvey s Sporting
oods. e first game

. For MOTHER
A Bouquet

WALLACE DR. & W. SAANICH RD.
We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities

j_ PRICES EFFECTIVE: THURS., FRI, SAT. & SUN., MAY 5,6,7&8

oth RRC

backward in bringing
plugs.

: in many good sized
- slamon on lures. of
. strip, ‘“‘Krippled K’”’
| ° Highlight’ of — the

spoons, hootchies and
week was on Friday
evening when 14 year
old Howie Randall of

7024 Hagan Toad,
Brnetwood, boated a

between Sidney Hotel and
Harvey’s: Sporting Goods
went to extra innings before
Harvey’s scored two runs in-
the ‘top of the eighth to
emerge winners by-a score:

154% Ib. Spring off.

the Red-House.. He Pails The , of 9107. OF Arrangement
‘omic ‘hildren Fun In th dp . -
used a 5 inch Atomic Grows Seaboard?” eontinued to of Beautiful Flowers ~ IMPORTED

Plug with 100 feet of
line and. a 6 inch
planer.

Tod “Inlet, Red
House to. Willis Point

prove they once. again have
the -big.. bats as Don
Frampton, Bob Lougheed
and Doug Boden powered
balls out of the park. |
Airport ‘Travelodge’
however had control of the © §

At the annual Save the
Children tea, April-27, the
following won in’ the’
tombola: Mrs. J. James,
Mrs. A. Williams, Mrs. A.
Anderson, Miss J. Christie,

or a Potted
Blooming Plant.

29,

©Hanging Baskets

Veal

Mrs. Truman Green, Mrs. a an}
Perc Test Edith Easton, Mrs. R.N. {game until, the seventh | ©Bedding Plants °Garden Supplies}
Dobson, Mrs. R. Thomas, | inning when a long fly ball nH
° oe Mrs. D. Bliss, Mrs. P. | to the centre field fence was caeee
Restrictions Pearce. *. | mishandled and this gave . VW Wire Service MAPLE. LEAF | Chop pettes wena
From sale of. the raffle | ‘Seaboard’? the win by an 8 : Ose

srentwood Florist & |
Garden Shop

7111 W. Saanich Rd. 652-2131 |

Outlined

“An amendment ‘to the~
subdivision’ by-law. which
“would require a subdivider
to carry .out percolation
tests tO prove sewage-
disposal capablities as well
‘as’ the present proof® of
potable’ water: - before
subdivision can take place,
_was introduced to, North
Saanich Council at ‘their
regular meeting Monday. ~
» = Alderman John Lapham,
“who!” - Suggested ~ the |
_ amendments ~ said North:
Saanich”: s: “alone- in: not.
oe requiring this procedure.’?: 2
AIP ee thee
: municipalities requir

tickets $250.49 was raised
for the fund.

- 5 score. “Al’’. Stewart
who pitched six innings for

Chicken Loaf, etc. te q

| {00 ki n g | | ¢
Medium |

ee Cove Chalet

~ Open Tuesday to Sunday

quipment
struction may. pack the soil.
a and another perce test. would.”
ss not’show adequatae sewage :
nt disposal.

Real Property. taxes
° ‘Own. sources” 2

= “132, 000.~ )
--13,000.- 10.

- Westwood, ‘who. is ‘alsoa’ | Sale of services el
estwoc 1 : ‘ Be ae ri | e
regional ’ board “director, » Grants in lieu of taxes. 23,500 - 1%. ° Sirloin Tip -

‘Unconditional transfers a 333, 150.- 18%.

- Conditional, transfers ke a -10,000.-. Rump
“Internal transfers.) 0 316, 100 19% Baron of Beet

~ School, Hosp, & CRD taxes 1, ,359,568- omit... A

Total oe $3..343,088.. 1. Grade 'h’ Beef.
Less School, etc. gt, 983, 520 - 100% .

‘Budgeted Expenditures: are: STAN DING RIB ROAST tb

_ said the Capital: Regional “eTop- Round.
a Board is presently. looking
al septic tank problems ‘and ©
= may .soon: be. coming up
with: some . Tecom-"
iniendations that: would be
useful to the municipality.
“He suggested council hold

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final. approval on” the: | General. Government’: gee 3 202, 000 - 10% : i Sis cette 3 _ 4 ne ak | SE Lee i oe : <7 « a , _ _ — : i 7 aaa a — vt 2
amendment to see what the | Protective Services . 7 447, 540. 23% i os eae t 09 i. ‘ C be “Y . G cA: B nae . :
etic gave the.| Public Works 438,300 - 22% ‘SIDE BACON Ib. at ae. ran erry > reen | €ans pos
i amendment iret. second | sewer Enterprise $3300 - 3% . a Cc k | mae weeies
ih cS i why : i] ‘ . ’ : F
: and third reading, passing i Social Welfare 107,000 - 5% Fresh Daily . . if OC tal ROYAL CITY CUT 14 OZ.
H Unanimously each time. Parks Maintenance 23,750 - 1% Medium Quality = z ¢ i
it Recreation & Cultural Serv. 108,680 - 5% Ib. 63 :
i menaareonnanerracereencmancmwmes 1 Fiscal Services 547 ,950 - 28% GROUND BEEF _ 7 ie
School Board School Board, Hsop, & & CRD 1,359,568 - OCEAN SPRAV. iy & .
s etetane’ Contingency "55 OOO = 3%. 7.
oe Trustee: RL EEN F OR. ER' LITY :
Pane hol “Less School, ete, 1,983,520 100% © Where: meats are a sail, Sie ga |

‘Leal sehoot board | WHIP

The. Water. Utility and Sewer. Enterprises not a sideline

~vepresenkives to the BC.

Sehoal Trustees | are each separate accounts that total $431 1500. , = oe Le noe B te an ‘i |}Tooping MIX: |
vAssogiition's > recent and $422,800, respectively, * aoe Le che zs
- gonvention. © evompleicly The Mill Rate i is up 3% from 1976 and 48% a ; ocal ae £ ers. :

7 supported the association? N..
“protest about public funds
> being. cused. lo. ssupport.ade
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‘The protest Grated: public al
finds: should: ‘only: be. sed
St support, ede: ation whith:
Seegomess cunderss thessc andes.
sministration: “of: publically:
elected? -cofficialsys The
7 association: also requested ©

he government withdraw,
the bill,

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we Sidney RCMP. reported:
| “that ‘a maroon | 10-specd
tApalio “hievele: was stolen: |
veither Saturday night or:
— Sunday. fromthe home: of
Wayne Parkin, 2284 Adela,

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