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2151 Blanshard St.
(Next to the’ ‘Arena)

388-6921
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1968 MERCEDES 2808S, automatic,. 4-dr.,
power stcering. Offers.

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1970 COROLLA, automatic, a owner,

transportation special. Offers.

: comer: er, Me “owner,

Piso. Pb,

1974 VOLKSWAGEN VAN, 7 passenger, }
3,000 miles, carpeted with fold down bed, f
f ike new, Offers,”

1975, HONDA, HA TCHBACK, speed,
26,000 miles, Offers. me

196 7 GMC PICK UP, vA) ton, short box, V.
R, standard, Offers...

1972 KORD-VA N TRADESMAN 100, V-
8, standard, tape deck, radio, Offers.

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_ Traffic control important
issue for ratepayers

1977 witnessed renewed
activity of the Central
Ratepayers’
Association and the present
excculive anticipates this
will increase in the coming

year,

The primary function of
the association is to keep
the membership informed
of developments in the
municipality, and in turn to
inform municipal council of

people’s desires for the

municipality’s develop-
ment, .
Ratepayers have ex-

pressed their. appreciation
to. council for — its

_ Wholehearted . co-operation

with the association in the
past and look forward to a:
continued pleasant
relationship in the future.
The use of council

‘chambers in the municipal

hall for meetings is par-
ticularly valued.

Although . during 1977
there were no major
controversial developments
in the municipality, the
association did become

improvement

concerned about a number
of issues, most of - which
have ‘not been resolved at
this time but which may
develop into important
issues during the coming
year,

An important issue
before council at the
present time and still not
resolved is the improvement
of traffic conditions and
control through Brentwood
Bay Village, and at the
Keating/West “Saanich
intersection,

For the latter, some
has been
effected but apparently not
to the complete satisfaction
of many residents. For the
former, a comprchensive
plan submitted by the high-
Ways department appears to
be. unacceptable by. ‘both
residents and .merchants.
These. matters are to be
discussed at early meetings
of the association:

Earlier in the fall a new
slate of officers was elected
by acclamation. It will be a

major task of the executive
body that increased interest
of the general membership
in association activities will
ensure that future elections
will not be by acclamation,
said

an association
spokesman.

At the last meeting of the
association. in 1977 it was
proposed and approved
that general meetings be
held regularly on) a bi-
monthly basis on the second
Wednesday of the month,
The first meeting for 1978
will, therefore, take place
on Jan. 11 tentatively at 8
p.m. in the municipal hall.

The. success of any
association depends mainly
on an active executive
backed by an enthusiastic
membership. This — is
particularly true of the

Association — the executive®

hopes that their efforts to
effect. desirable progress in
your) community
supported by a growing and
enthusiastic © membership,
said the spokesman,

Participation sought in
crime prevention program

Sidney residents who are

‘interested in’ joining in: the
Watch,
‘Crime Prevention program

Neighbourhood

which starts Jan. 15 should

‘George Whittaker.
Todate, only. ‘50. people

“have elected: to participate

in the program; Whittaker

says. ‘‘That’s: only: five per”: »
“cent
‘looking -
“response.” : a
‘The three’ elements of the ms
Program cover:: .
ee Property. ‘identification maf
8 method i) safeguarding a

of: “residents. -
f or

We're

plague —

» Thefts. of fishing gear

continue =to’ plague the”

Brentwood area.

Central Saanich
“report, two .more oc-
currences — during. the

holiday period, In the first, Ҥ
“about $90-worth, including
a trolling rod and reel, was -

taken from the rear cockpit
of a boat moored at
Gilbert's Marina, -

In the second, the plastic.

hasp on an aluminum tool

shed, located near the back.
door of a house in the 6900

block of Wallace Drive was

broken. off to gain’ entry,
Vive rods and ‘reels: and °f
three large size tackle boxes :
containing (a wide assor-°,
tment of equipment. used |
“locally: to ‘a total. value: of.

‘over’ $800) were. stolen.
Three other sets of rods and.

reels and some power. tools,

| however, were left behind,

The owner's
had «also. been” en-
but only ‘a fire ex-
tinguisher was removed,

“The premises: where’ the:
occurred had only:
been. left udatiended | for
three hours late Thursday
afternoon,

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Dance & Listen
to the Sounds of >

Paul Mascioli
Big Band
, -Fhari., Jan. mun

Grand Slam ; _

Friday & Saturday
cosh: Jan @& 7 ©

Open 9 p.m. to 2am, |
Fri Gat

and.

RCMP © head-
“quarters, says ‘Staff Sgt.

a “greater

police:

bon
i cradled On its trailer. by the:
“house, |
“tered,

valuable Property with non-”

© Home security --a
program. to. protect: home
“family
upgrading the security of

the home itself, and tips on

personal security within the
home. |

© Neighbourhood Watch
- a program of co- operation
among families i in Sidney.to -

. important ¢ cause. 7 oS

Brentwood ‘2

a Oy.
Oy A
Fae

‘1/2 Price

and Less

10 AM.

GRADE = |
CHUCK STEAK

GRADE “A BEEF.

SHORT RIBS —

GRADE “A" BEEF

BREASTS
Lb, $ 1°°

LEGS
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through ©

EARLY VOL UTEERS

required NOW by ry the
CANADIAN CANCER SOCIETY

“to “Assist” in the organization of a residential c mpaign
“throughout Central Saanich, in'the month of Aprils:
-We need your help. Are you: willing?

Call Mrs... Joyce Patierson, 652-1823. to join this

= Sidney.
ty)

: ~ LADIES? CASUAL WEAR |
| CLOSING OUT .
Storewide
Clearance of —
_ Merchandise at

os Starts. Jan. 3

; on) Store Hours: :
104, m, 108 D. m. Monday thru Saturday PS

|

FULL. cut NONE IN.

CROSS RIB ROAST

FATTS FRESH CUT SE {GMENTS ‘CHICKEN
THIGHS:
~ DRUMSTICKS in 1??
WINGS

FRESH FROZEN FATTS

ROASTING cHEN.

Where meats are a specially,
not a sideline,

Local Butchers

Open Dally 8:00 a.m, to $M) 0. m,

656-5501

nake the entire
bourhood more secure:
The. program
residents* nothing but their
time, “Whittaker says. All
items,” such. as’ engravers,
information booklets. and
labels -are supplied — by
police. ‘A ‘film and. other
equipment; - has-been
donated by Sidney Kiwanis.

2354 Beacon A ve, |

656-5212

69°

$429

LM...

S129

SL?

| asennad

will be |

neigh-.

Costs:

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WEEKDAYS 59-9. SUNDAYS 1 la —

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BRENTWOOD

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

PRICES EFFECT IVE: THURS., FRI., SAT. é SUN. JAN. 5, 6,7&8

_, FLETCHERS

Beef Sausage

EVERSWEET

Pork Chops Bacon

FAMILY PAK

| of ue FLORIDA

“Tomatoes

"ALPHA CREAM ED

"BRENTWOOD

Orange Flavour | eres

Crystals

2. 702. POUCHES

OF }
Instant
~ Chocolate -

HEINZ
Tomato Soup.

‘McCORMICKS

Soda Crackers| To

GOLD SEAL

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Pink Salmon |

“Cheese | Whiz

‘Si Wheat
— Thins:

COMET

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(28 02. TWIN PACK

-SANLPAK

| Garbage Bags

~FACELLE ROVALE

~ Bathroom —
; Tissue

FACELLE ROYALE

: “BRAND 7
| Paper Towels|

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