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THE REVIEW

Central Saanich council moved
to adopt its new anti-noise bylaw

Monday ‘night. but has’ already ~
instructed’: staff to prepa an.

amendment to it.

The. decision to amend the
bylaw came after a spokesman
for: Keating | Industrial Park

aw amendment

Association pointed out it would
cause hardship there.

Staff recommended council :
adopt the bylaw but. give con-
sideration to,
industrial area from it because of .

“constraints such as morning start-

up time. Staff was asked to
prepare such an amendment.

Sidney Provincial Court

Lewis. Underwood, 2498
Tsawout Road, Central Saanich,
was. fined $200 in Sidney
provincial court. Tuesday . after
impaired
driving.

Michael William © Ross, 2006
Runnymede Place, Victoria, was
fined.:$250. for operating «a

motorcycle . without. insurance |.

and $15.for not wearing a helmet.
He was charged by.. police at

Pender
guilty.
Patricia’ ~ Rose Schnarr,
Toynbee Road, Salt. Spring
Island, was. given a suspended
sentence. and. ‘six months
probation after pleading guilty to
theft under $200.
-On- Thursday. Daniel Williams
Pederson,. Saturna island, was

Island, and pleaded

fined $50 after pleading guilty to
“ possession of marijuana.

Motor, radio stolen

AL 10-horsepower.
outboard motor was.stolen from

a boat at Canoe Cove Marina:

sometime overnight, on Sept. 20.

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from.-a. ‘vehicle parked in the

Hotel Sidney parking . lot

«-sgsometime In the 24 hours before
4:30. a.m. Saturday.

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Wednesday, September 29, 1982

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to hale students?

Saanich: school board Monday
received. a plea for help for 22
students from Pender Island who
attend Parkland senior secondary
school, but was unable to
respond.

Pender Island is in Gulf Island

School District, but there is no-

public. transportation that would
enable the students to travel daily
to. the senior secondary school on
Saltspring Island, they would
have to board there all week.

The board received a letter
from. Christina Roach pointing
out. that this. year. the ferry
schedule makes it imposible for

‘students. to’ attend: forthe full

school day, they must. arrive late

and leave early, and must make

their own. way between Swartz

“What are the solutions to our
country’s economic woes? That’s

department will be asking experts
across. the .country Oct. 4-8
Program. director Terry Spence

“says. the: midday talk shows ‘will
~-be.‘‘on the road’* that week in.
cities: ACrOSS. ‘Canada, asking. the,
“experts - what \.can be. :
"done to turn Canada’ S. ‘economy.
- around. : Ae
“We won’ vt be. ooking = for a

public affairs.

orale ferry | ‘erin and the

school. |

Last year parents paid fer taxis
to take them. to and from the
ferry, but this year there are more
students. and six taxi-runs would
be required.

Saanich | district does not
provide transportation because
the students. are from. outside its
area, and the Gulf Islands board
does not provide it. because they
are attending school ina different
district.

‘Chairman. ‘Gerry ‘Kristianson
commented that the Gulf Islands
district is one of the richest in the

“province and: suggested writing

the board there asking that the
parents be given some financial
help.

¥

solutions

right: now.”.. Not only. will: we be
broadcasting from the major
population and financial centres
of Canada, but our program
guests in..each.«city.. will -field
questions from our listeners back
home i in Victoria.

: “We? ll be: conducting - our
usual talk show format, but-on
location. It will: ‘give our listeners.
the chance to ask some tough _
“questions, and get answers from:

“excuses “Or explanations, ». just: ;
-_ solutions.” Spence explains. :
“- “The key question we'll be”
asking. all. week will be «What can The
be done? Not 10 years fromnow,
rafter the next election, ‘but

_decisions.
he fascinating week 3

“heard 10'a‘ as: 2: :30 Pe nm. daily,
: beginning Oct 4. :

only at the request © the owner
id: it: remain industrial. .

vs ““sympathetic consideration’ so

could reject the development. .

be nveserved.” aaeeie f

Ald: Jim: Lang said. s
council’ s committee of the whole.
intends’ to: discuss: possible
“amendments. to the. town's.
“community: plan next “Monday. ms

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