“peut tuesday is ‘Senlors. aye:

; capped at our plant: Solid

4 Solid wood rocking horses

l ial sofa bed...............006 $439.00
warranty: 2 autowashers

Electric range.......:.:-..-$229.00
: Refinished desk and chair

| with cabinet...

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‘ Next to:the Control:Tower:.

| Manufactured by the handi- |
wood end tables........... $59.00 §

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: Refinished solid wood coffee }
f table.s.........sesceecenees -see129.00 J
Refinished solid wood
i dresser, 4 drawers....... $189.00 jf
Reupholstered with new mater- |

#. Reconditioned with 30 days §

H sesaseccceserneeenes $219.00 & $299.00 |

| Collectable stereo system T
3:..639.00 §-

; ‘ cellent. 1989. From the

‘Two neighborhood pub applica-
lions, one at the airport and onc at
the Charthouse Marina, got differ-
ent reactions from North Saanich
council Dec. 19.

Council agreed there was no
municipal objection to the airport
pub but voted against further con-
sideration of the marina pub. Let-

_prepared to consider the pub pro-
ject are required for applications to
the Liquor Control Board.

Ald. Maurice Chazottcs recom-
mended-council not consider the
Charthouse Marina proposal. As a
resident of the area, he anticipated

_ winding Birch Road.
Ald. Brian Dunic suggested the
Property. was not lars enough .for

% our customers and frends |

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THE REVIEW 9781-2nd St., Sidney B.C.

At The Legislature
Hubert Beyer........... Page AS

CrossQuotes

Deanna Boulter-Bell....Page B8

From The Top -
of The Pile........sePage A4

Hugh’s Views .
Hugh Nash... Page AS

Mainstream Canada
Ann M., Simith........ eee Page B6

the required septic field or ade-

~ quate parking.

Ald. Rebecca. Vermeer said she
understood the pub owner had:
options on adjoining property. She
recommendcd the pub proposal be
referred to the planning and zoning
committee of council, so the
applicant could respond to coun-
cil’s concerns.

Ald. Art McKinnon said he

- could not support the pub with the
present information before coun-

cil.

Vermeer’s motion referring the.
application to the planning and _

zoning commitice was defeated.

posal.

~~ Another application, for a pub lo -
be located’ on federal property: at
the Victoria Airport, received offi-..
_ cial support from. council despite

cabaret bollydances,

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Ald. Chazottes, Dunic, Bailin ©
and McKinnon voted in favor. ofa
motion turning down the pub pro-.

Outdoors Unlimited

Cy Hampson.. eesees iesaeee Page B10
Over The Garden Fence
Helen Lang senseeeees sooePage BB
Smart Money
Mike Grenby. sedendecnse Page B6

Community
Calendar.........ccssees vueePage B2

opposition from Ald. Don Caver-
“ley, Dee Bailin and: Rebecca Ver-
mccr.

As Sidney residents will be
“polled in the pub plebiscite, Mayor

Linda .Michaluk suggested the

reaction of North Saanich resi-
dents to the pub could be gained at
the public hearing on the rezoning
of the property. :

Dunic thought council should —

get public input on the project.
Bailin, opposed the pub, noting
there is already a bar at the airport
and the site would require people
to drive to and: from the pub.
Vermeer was concerned about
- young people gaining access to the

pub and increased competition for: -

existing outlets in Sidney.
~ public input on the project. Coun-
- give tentative approval to the pub,

Public hearing.

Editorials.......cccsssoee

Readers’
Mailbox...........Pages A4, A5, A9

Michaluk said council necded .
cil agreed with her suggestion it: -

pending a favorable response. atthe —

Photo Reprints A railable. 6

«Page A4

are, clockwise from top left:

Sidney’s own Jacquie Crummey took first princess in 4%
the Miss Victoria pageant, part of the Miss: Canada .

regionals;

The busiest Sidney sailpast ever lights up the sea and
the 5,000-pius crowd along the shoreline, this Christmas

season;

There wasn’t a lot of summer sun, but this Victoria
resident soaked up rays at Elk Lake during one heat-

; wave;

Jazz festival musicians entertain a pool-side crowd;
Devilish celebrator stands by a Halloween bonfire;
One last look at Peninsula for Penderditch, a river otter
moved from the Matheson Wildlife. Reserve of Western
Canada to freedom in the north;

Sidney Days boatbuilders take to the sea;

And.a youngster makes friends at the Saanichton Fall

Fair.

A -quarrel while she headed
home after: an evening out cost

Elaine. Woolrich,’28, of Victoria
-. $300. after ‘she was convicted: of
impaired driving.

Woolrich’ drove.: ‘into the’ ditch

“Oct. J1at about 10:45 p.m. along.
~ Wallace: Drive ‘in Central Saanich,
~-Crown counsel. Derck -Lister-told

ourt Dec. 15: Police ‘attended the -

woman had been out with a friend.

_ for dinner and had kept the wine
bottle as a memento of the. cven-

ing. On the. way home she was a

vehicle following:an argument,

- Library discussion : .
Lower book loss
should jowercuniges

Lower'book loss should equal a

lower Jibrary budget, North Saa--

nich aldermen agreed Dee. 19.°

Noting the 13 per cont increase:
in the 1989 regional. library budget
included a computerized ‘check-
Out systeny to reduce book Joss,
Ald, Art McKinnon suggested the

money sived should be reflected in

fulure library. budgets,
He moved a letter be sent to the

library board, anticipating a reduc.

tion in the 1990 budget bec ause of
fewer Jost books, - :
North. Saanich council,

Couneil also approved in princi
- ple Ald. Dee

library ayTeM
oo 7 * a _—
“Phe search for family housing in
the Capital Regional District
~ extended. to North Saanich council
Dee, 19 with receipt of a letter
from Tisdale Designs,
The company: is seckinns provin-

ALICE FINALL, Barrister & Solicitor.
announces her change of address elective _
- December 1, 1988

10.
304-9775 4th Street.

Sidney, British Columbia VBL 228
Telephone: 656-6668 | .
~ Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Saturdays: by appalntment |

56-115]

Wednesday, December 28, 1 988

Images ’88............Pages A1, A8,
A6, B14

Images - ‘88

FRONT-PAGE COLLAGE shows the many faces and
guises of good old Peninsula fun.
Bursting from a Canada Day fireworks demonstration

“mum. fine, explaining Woolrich ®
has no previous record, is separ-
. ated and. supporting. a threc-ycar-
old child. on..income. assistance.

accident,
accident and found Woolrich: had a
been driving. eas ;
There .was- an ‘empty botile of os
‘beer onthe passenger. side: of the.
‘blue Camaro and _an empty. wine
bottle: in ‘Woolrich’ s purse. She
gave breathalyzer samples of .17:°>
“. Woolrich’s. lawyer said: the ~

keeping and ‘secretarial training

years

: March 31 to pay. .
" passenger until the driver Icft the

like to suggest several possible 4

rs Ne: letter,
which ©.

had opposed the 13) per cent:

‘| cinerease, approved the motion,

‘Bailin's motion tora,
review of library service, including -
: olan options: other than the: regional
BEADED AND BANGLED, 10-year-old Sarah Clarke. of the -
’ Nashwa Dance Troupe Is the youngest of the middlo eastern
dancers who performed for residents at the Sidnoy Retire:
ment Home just before Christmas, The group, managed by

-Saraly's mother Cheryl, presented a variety of middle eastern
dances. ranging. from Bedouln. tribal dances to modern

ET

Page A10°

Pages B3-5

At. that. point, the lawyer said?
Woolrich felt her only: option was
to drive the vehicle. herself. ie

The. lawyer requested. the:mini-

There were no. injuries n the A

ompleted: book- "

4

and-told: Judge: L.:C. Brahon: she ff
expected to gel.a job in ie new &

“Woolrich has:

“After. finding. ‘Woolrich’:
income. was. $730. per. month, ‘0!
which $375 gocs’ towards rent for < ;

_ Her driver's licence was. sus |
pened for Six: months. u

cial, municipal or private land to
lease or purchase in. order. to
develop non-profit family housing.: if !

Ald. Vermeer. said she would}

sites because there is a great need *
> for low-cost family housing in the } i
region,

Administrator Ron O° Gonski
said municipal stall are mecting a
with the company representative
and could relay, Vermecr’s § SUBRCS ;
lions, Council: agreed to receive

: oe: Hs + :
Newly “elected aldermen, Maur: ay
ice Chazottes, Brian Dunic ands
Art McKinnon willoattend @
seminar in local government spon:
sored by the. Union of B.C-minicitt
patitios in ‘Richmond, Feb, 18 10.

North § Saanich council, author :
dived sending the: three pew alders:
men Dec, 19, Registration fees fc
the seminar are $95 per perso
nor including accommodation,
Mayor Michaluk recommende
‘veteran council members attend a
seminar on effective local gavent+;
ment, also. sponsored by the Union
of B.C) Municipalities in Rich
mand on Feb, M9,

H

An. application 1 10 subdivid
“Ardmore. Golf Course: property:
lite. fous Tobby Tan lois wae.

referred by North Saanich counell: |
10 the advisory. planning COMMIBS |,
ston Dee, 1. |

The application will requity
approsal from the Agricultural }
Tanil Conuinission. _