THE REVIEW

Wednesday, February 25, 1981

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Flyers win
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Sidney Freight Flyers picked up two more wins
this week — one the easy way and another with a
little more trouble.

The easy win came Sunday when ‘rival
Weathergard failed to ice a team, losing by :
default. The tougher match came Feb. 18 when

the Flyers knocked off Travelodge Golden Bears
6-3.
Tom Brooks and Ross Anderson led the Flyers

with two goals apiece. Rob. Smith and Jim. .

Humphries rounded out the team scoring. with
singles. Smith and Kerry Lewis also set up two
goals.

Meanwhile, Dale Tweedhope paced Travelodge
with a pair of markers, while Ken Poskitt chipped
in another. Brian Coward drew assists on two of
the three goals.

Doug Murray and Steve Ormond teamed up for

‘a total of nine goals to lead Weathergard to a 12-5
- win over Royal Oak Feb. 17. Murray also added -

three assists, while Ormond helped set up two
goals. Daryl Reading picked up a hat trick and six
assists for a game high nine points.

Jim Pickering and Al Woodcock each con-

tributed five assists.

Royal Oak was led by Perri Prince and Larry

Bednarz with two goals apiece. Terry Bell added

the Other marker.

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Choices narrowed
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North Saanich fire committee
chairman Ald. Harold Parrott said
‘this week council has narrowed to
two its choices for the new south end
fire hall site.

First choice is a one-acre parcel at.

the southwest corner of McTavish
and East Saanich Roads. The land

. belongs to the federal Agriculture

Research Station, which has agreed
to sell it to the municipality for a
nominal $1 fee.

However, the sale must be ap-

proved by the federal treasury board.
Mayor Eric Sherwood said Friday he
expected approval earlier this month,
but says now it should be for-
thcoming ‘‘any time.”

Sherwood said the research station

doesn’t use the land now because itis

unsuitable for growing anything.

However, the treasury board isn’t

council’s only obstacle. It must also
seek approval from the provincial

_ agricultural land commission because

the one-acre is within the agricultural
land reserve.
But Sherwood said he doesn’t

expect any problem because research
-station director, Dr. Joe Molnar, has

said he will support the sale. ©

If the federal government or the
agricultural land commission should
reject the sale, council’s second
option is a two-acre municipally- .

owned lot.at Panorama Leisure
centre. ‘
However, Parrott noted the

property would cost more for site
preparation than the research station |
parcel, which is already cleared and
flat.’

Meanwhile, detailed drawings of

the new. fire hall were disclosed,

showing a total area of about 4,400
square feet.

‘The hall will look much ‘like the

‘one at Royal Oak. It will have two

bays with an adjoining single-floor
area with office space and.an in-
struction room.

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lounge and kitchen area, instruction
room, hose storage room, work
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