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. article and fines’ to hit: where it-hurts..

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‘Page 4 Wednesday, September 24, 1980

-‘Stiffer penalities
needed

News of the crackdown on speeding
motorists by Central Saanich police chief

~ Bob Miles is music to our ears. Miles says

traffic accidents are up 14 percent in Central
Saanich. He says some drivers have a ‘’ gen-
for other people’s rights on
the road — rights they have by law.
‘Miles is right. It is a fact that despite an 80
km maximum posting on the Pat Bay High-
‘way, cars and large trucks daily travel at

ing dangerously in between cars as they

change lanes. The commuter between Vic-'
“=. toria-and Sidney comes to know these driv-
- ers who endanger their safety only too well.
A new, more sophisticated radar system .
: which police will be using to trap speeders
should be effective providing Miles can
“. spare enough policemen for traffic duty —
~.. but here’s a depressing thought. The police ~
chief Says even with the new radar and ‘in- -
creased: manpower drivers won't get. any.
~~ better unless there is a provincial-wide®»
crackdown - — = Something he. would. like to. ©
4, See. ws
Now,’ ‘a a driver can’ lose his licetice after a
- hed: ‘up a total 10 points for traffic.
oo violations, but if his previous record is clean
he can easily: get his licence back by paying.
$25° and a tain a defensive driver’ s' ‘COUTSE.

“whom ( one'can address.a question about goods or

been: cee a failure as a ‘deterrent i in traffic.

fn way to control the: menace. on the Toads.

| RSS

By MARY KIERANS
An adopted child turns 18, learns the: shocking.

A mild-mannered

cent Blood P.D.- James, by: the richly textured,
probingly psychological approach will be famil-

_ dar to followers of her Dalgliesh detective scries,
as she laces up these two plot strands with crisp
and gentle dexterity, resisting every melodrama-
~* tie cliche that a lesser writer would lurch into,

Speeds exceeding 110 km and more, weav-

st — book chat
cight- -when -she was. adopted by uriflippable

2 .and his shaky second wile.
story of her real parents’ identity, and determines:

ma) reclaim her natural mother.
- man seeks revenge on the woman who killed his
only child. No neither of these premises is terr-
-ibly original or inherently profound, but in Jnno-

The young identity «seeker is Philippa Palfrey,

2 _ remembers novhing 0 of her ite before age

wees

GANGES = EA Gibson's three cows took

Ves

Mei inwhile, plans are underway for a ‘les |
jam. factory, Considerable acreage. is already:
promised for small fruits, strawberries, aspher>

ries and loganberries.
. Hoe OW Ok .

A notice for Carnsew Dairy road: Commene-
ing Oct 11920, the price af milk will be ine
ereiwed t I, VS-cents per aquart until further notice.

- 50 YEARS AGO; —

From the Sept, 25, 1930, issue of T he Review,
Inthe recent results of the $6,300 Lux Toilet
Soup: Window Dressing Contest the Sidney
‘Trading Co. Ltd. was-among the $4 B.C. wine

ar oe an

FUL. FORD woe large bush dire » started up on
Soturday at the south end of Sale Spring an Mr.

_ Julius Gardiner’s place where the Japs have been
a logging. Several men were called up lo fight it,

ow we

Sidney Trading Co had a numberof specials

on this week, including: 20-pounds of BAC,
Sugar for $110: Five Roses, Robin Hood or

first. prize for the: best three cows i the Island.
© Agricultural and: Froit. Growers’ exhibition last
~ week, Prive Bros, cow "Grade" took first prize

se for best cow inshow,

mers, The window was dressed by Mr. Le Vaek >:
of the grocery department.

.tion as the. four-letter variety.
would cut down ‘on’ things. like: their sawny-

“pus mentus’ ‘or some kind of weirdo who actual-
“ly-has the nerve: to ask one of theny how. to cook:
-leeks or: how-to open a fancy package that‘looks ”
ve as afte!

Half-hidden i in thick fog, 85- foot yacht sits much as it must have more than 50 years ago

when it was owned by American gangster Al Capone. Boat was tied at Sidney wharf while
group of seniors from Anacortes now using it made tour of the area.

Insincere poppycock

Ihave. just read you lead article about shoplift-
ing in your issue of Sept. 17. It makes me feel as
if lama suspected criminal every time I go into.a
large store: I think that the leading merchandis-
ers have apparently done a neat *‘con’’ job in
getting their point of view publicised I would °

now like to. make clear the views ofa typical -

customer - :
It appears to me that this <imple eight- letter

word i is getting about the same regard and reputa--

If merchandisers’.

malawny. sentimental, syrupy music smack in:

».the middle ‘of a work-a-day housewife’s shop-..
‘ping grind, their overpriced fancy packaging

(about 90. per cent unnecessary) their foral re-
liance upon impulse buying (and by uilerenee.

~ “impulse temptation) they might do better.

_« T suggest they climinate some of the frills and:
instead of sticking up paper notices saying
‘thank you for coming’*,or “so glad to-have

‘been. of service’’ and similar insincere poppy-.
cock; that they genuinely give.customerservice. -.
_and hire a few extra staff members for that pur-"
‘pose (with the ability of ‘keeping a sharp Weokouy. 3

in. most: big stores ‘there 's rarely someone to.

their: properties | and if:you.do’ find: Someone: my
Xperience i: is that ‘they: regard : you as?!

ontains fe crown: Jewels instead of :
‘cracke. os.

my I am not the: least bits sorry. for Ahem

Wired

- sociologist, Maurice
Hilda.a compulsive cook, And, though Philippa
has grown into a wildly sophisticated and intel-
lectually sharp young woman (an aspiring wri-

_. ter) she’s oddly detached orn a feeling, aware
of some great lack. :

So at age 18, she begins the search to discover
her parents, and in doing so, reveals the mystery

of their disappearance.

And while all this is happening, retiring ¢lerk
Norman Sease is preparing to tike revenge for
the crimes committed by Philippa’s parents, The

_ parallel scenes aire beautifully, subtly pallsinsed,

a y ooiias back :

| or VEARS AGO:

Roy: i) Household flour at $1, v3 Vv sith: ‘canned
~ From the Sept, 23, 1920, isstie of” The Review,

peas or ineapne at Wevents wun,

“40 YEARS MG O:

letters.

a Vancouver Voce
sek, Chislett

. "92296 Henry |.

Candas firewell to both Me.
~ Mr. Shove, whe having lately obtained cammis-
sions in the RONVR were foaving Saturday for.

From the Sept. 25, 1940, issue ont he Review, .
Turner
~ were host and Inastens fora small dinner party
“yiven by them: at their home. to Mr. Grihan
“Shove. on the eve of his departure trom. Salt
They also. entertain about 20-5

GANGES = Majoncind Mrs. nce

Spring tshind..
Ruests ata subsequent coektail party in honor of
Teal Borraditile and

Vancouver en route to E ngland. ae
‘wh ee

Atwending the ‘University: of RC. this tern

“from North Saanich are Miss Kileen MeKencie,

Mr, Gerald Godlrey. Mr. Brice Baker, Mre Gil:
bert Baal, and Mtr. . Hack Cush.

-WYEARS AGOD
From the Sept.27, 1950, isstie at” rhe Review,

Billy. Burnsen at North Saanich was the first)
hunter to-bring tna deeron Saturday. Me. Run ;

son bagged the deer at Sooke,

ee

“Further specimens of mammoth potatoes are

still coming into The Review office, The latest to
arrive was one of two pounds 10 ounces from
§.D. Walker of Third Street, He had three pota-

foes with a tet: werght OTe SiN penn? Wwe

Welcomes input
The Rotary Club of Sidney would like to thank
all the people who supported the Rotary booths at
the recent Saanich Fair.
‘The money: raised by our club this year will

enable us to continue to entertain projects for the
benefit of people on the peninsula. One of our

projects will be. the donation of a.de-vibrilator’
(Life-Pack) to the Saanich Peninsula Hospital.

This. machine is .now-on‘order.

-.. Acsmall portion of the money raised at.the fall -
fair and'the sale of lottery tickets is. used for
projects in underdeveloped or developing coun-

tries. In.as much as these projects are always

“initiated, sponsored and supervised by | local Rot-:

ary. clubs in the immediate ‘area, which quite 7

often also raise part of the money or the materials.
themselves, the overhead cost is practically zero.
_We welcome: input from the Peninsula com-
munity. ee :
. L.G. Mulholland

_ president.
‘Sidney Rotary Club

Canadian Power ‘Squadron’ were already. nines ai
_ way, course. content’ and teaching. materials aa
“were, sep ee,
I developed’ courses and: material, i in my owns 2
“time; free of charge not only for my employers,
ational’ Institute but later the =”
Bice government vocational system and for Fred:
Greer’ s s West Vancouver Pdwer-Squadron, Jack -

in many. Cases: non-existent.

Continued on page 5

And by the time Norman-has quietly, ae
tracked down his reclusive target and chosen his ~
modus ‘operandi, Philippa has come to love her |
pleasant, attractive mother -—— a love that. turns”
later to hate and tragedy, _

The climan is subperbly timed. and through-

— out dames provides gritty, ironie details of char-

acter and place to anchor it all firmly to reality,

- Allinall, she has made the move from straight

detection to full-bodied. psychological crime
hovel with no less of command or personality: a

gripping, darkly moody, yet warmly moving»

triumph of resonant craftsmanship. :
fnnacent Blood ts available tron the Sidney-
North Saanich or Brentwood regional library.

oun es. 1 he record achies ed iy Nor nein Pea arson

of three- pounds: and ahalt has yet tobe equalled,

wy EARS AGO

tisual buy this, week when. the §
Office was placed on the seller's block | For

decades the building, originally known as Ture
goose Post Office. has represented the communi-

cations centre of: Central Saanich,

oMr. ands Mrs,
Saanich velebrated their golden wedding
anniversary this week, F

W YEARS AGOL:
From the Sept. 23, 1970, issue of The Review.
view. 0.

Brow me Patt Jean Hetman, granddaughter of
Mrs: Wo Hetman of East Saanich Road, was
presented with the silver cross for valour ata

+ ceremony at Cold Lake, Alta, this week.

On Sunday, Nov.9 1969, brawnies Patti Het-
man,
friend, Kevin Allen, 7, on a nearby park ice.

Thomas Moulsen of Central

Tand Janet Tremble, 8, were playing with

: Developed ¢ courses os

“4

= From the Sept. 28, 1960, Issue of T he Review.
views os a
Peninsulst residents were ureeted With j nun
Saanichton Post

“Young Kevin strayed onto thin ice and fell .

a titough. IN SEVEI feet of water,

Quickly sizing. up rescue phn, both girls lay

ne bon the ise and w ith, Pattie holding onto her
logs, Janet worked her way over the ice until she

_ Was able to grasp Kevin and the girls then pulled

him te  siitety

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21.6° C Rain

72°C Snow

13.4°C Total for Year
Sunshine
Total for Year

LONG TERM AVERAGES

Mean Max. 18.5°C . Record Min. (18/9/72)
Record Max. (15/9/67) 30.0° C Mean Temp.

(20/9/74) 30.0° C Precipitation
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