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= "SCHOOL BOARD REQUEST ANGERS COUNCIL.
i ‘Sidney council. supported the action of its building . Saanich school board that payment be made for the use — of three submitted to council.
*3 inspector, R.H. Kamikawaji, on. Monday night: and: — of school classrooms and other facilities by the recreation Paving will take place on Malaview, Fifth, Henry, —

commission for its summer programs.
. “It took us eight months to hash out a. joint-use
‘agreement with these people and now they want to change
it,” said Ald. Jerry Tregaskis. ‘‘Its unfair and wrong that
the board should charge for the use of gymnasiums,
classrooms or whatever for programs.”’

The council moved a resolution of emphatic disap-
proval to the imposition of any charge by the senper

Courser and on two parking lots, one on southwest Bevan
and Second and the other north of the town hall.

es

*, Shoppers Drug .Mart,: 2341 Beacon, will: be. required to
= change the illuminated sign on its facade which does not
* conform to the civic sign bylaw. -.

In:a report to council; the building inspector said that,
regardless of. the interpretation of the bylaw by the —
‘ company, Shoppers Drug Mart did relocate its sign
without a valid sign permit, thereby violating the bylaw.

A. letter from Neon Products Ltd., on behalf of the

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A letter was received by town council in support of the
proposed mobile home park about which a public hearing,
will take place at Sanscha Hall at 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.

Feorvsey

Mrs. Lola Grieve, 2780 Spencer Road, wrote to say

drug store, stated that the interpretation of the sign type - board. that ‘‘as a retired nurse and an owner of a mobile home -

taken by the municipal staff was-incorrect. Language in _* * * : for the past two years, I firmly believe this method of

the sign bylaw did not: support Kamikawaji’ s position. _ The $50,879 tender of Victoria Paving Co. Ltd. for living is the ideal answer when one is no longer able to
* _ ‘paving of certain Sidney streets was chosen as the lowest _ care for a house.”’

Aldermen reacted with anger. to a request by the

The U.S. coast
guard cutter Eagle
arrives in Victoria July
20 as part of the Cap-
tain Cook Bicentennial
Celebrations. She will.

Survey demonstrates
transportation need

There are at least 320 and probably a
lot more people in the northern end of
the Saanich Peninsula who are badly in
need of improved public commuter
service to Victoria, says Mrs. Janet
McNamara.

Mrs. McNamara has done a lot of
work on transportation in the
peninsula as aged handicapped co-
ordinator. for the | Peninsula Com-
munity. Association. She made a
survey not long ago on how many
people needed .subsidized tran-
sportation and found that the need v was
great.

She was even able to provide a a mini-_

least once a week.

Many of these people were isolated °
in areas like Deep Cove and Ardmore
and unable to get to Sidney where they
could connect with the 10 or more

Wednesday, July 12,1978

Vancouver Island buses which travel -

- each day to and from Sidney, some of

them by circuitous routes.

Mrs. McNamara cited an instance
where a Deep Cove man who regularly
provided transportation for a number
of old and disabled people, recently
died. His death left the old people
without transportation and ‘‘they- are
at their wit’s end.”

There were lots of old: people in

Deep Cove and Ardmore and other
areas who were in need of rides.

bus, the capital cost of which would be

also join the assembly

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Summer Clearance - of naval vessels and botne - by xthe | Odd | Bellows ane Mrs. McNamara was. commenting
. oe Rebekahs, but was unable to. get : .
tall ships in Vancouver — maintenance support. from the. on a talk given recently to the Institute

of Transport Engineers of Vancouver
island by Saanich Ald. lan Cass in
which -he said that the creation of a
short-term commuter service to the
Saanich Peninsula was. a major
priority.

Cass said ‘engineers should devote
their attention to the preparation of a .
competent technical brief to senior
government outlining public transit
problems for Greater Victoria.

LEVIS SUPER WIDE |

for Sea Festival Cele-
Reg. $25.95 Sale :

brations July 24-30.

- Seventh in line of coast
guard cutters to bear.
name Eagle, the vessel

_ is-used as training ves-
sel for approximately
195 cadets and instruc-
tors of U.S. Coast.
Guard Academy. At
present there are 20 fe- |
‘male cadets on board |
Eagle. The ship will be
open to the public in
Victoria’s Inner Har-
bour. July 22 and 23..
from 1-4 p.m...

provincial government even . though
she made representation to Minister of
Municipal Affairs Hugh Curtis, and,
on one occasion, to the provincial.
cabinet as a whole. Consequently, the .
whole proposal fell through.
Her survey showed that there were
at least 320 people, old age pensioners,
members of the Silver Threads and
_church members, many of them aged,
who badly need to get into Victoria, at

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transit
fare system
-eyed
“Municipal Affairs
Minister ‘Hugh Curtis. says ©

his ministry, will be.taking a
serious look at instituting a

‘Sidney. store
-entered.

An Esquimalt man has beesi charged with breaking and.
entering the Sidney. Shoppers. Drug Mart, 2341 Beacon,
after: RCMP observed a man in the store after its alarm—
“.-sounded. ;
A ‘police spokesman said. Martin “Appleyard, was -
apprehended in the area of the. prescription counter:

shortly after 2:25 a.m. Sunday...

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~ Cares!

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staggered — transit, fare.
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"Cares if you are new in town ‘Curtis said in. an jn-

and feel kind of lost; If you've :

just-added a new-son or
daughter to your family; If }-
HE has finally asked you to -|:
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“ someone -in: your. family. is:
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