Wednesday, November 16, 1977

There are nine candidates seeking six
; | aldermanic seats in Sidney, with all incumbents
| except Gib Baal defending their positions.

|. Both Mayor Dick Leigh and school trustee
i Norma Sealey were acclaimed.

' All seats are for two-year terms.

ia _ Incumbent — alderman
fo

Ross Martin, 34,, of 2010
Courser, is offering himself
as the type of person not

traditionally found. on
Sidney council.

He says he has no
commercial. or industrial

interests in the community
and is determined to see the
completion of a waterfront
beautification project
which: would include’ a
boulevard from the Sidney
Hotel to Eastview Drive.
He's served on Sidney
council for a total-of three

years and is employed as <
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school teacher. -

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Jerry: Tregaskis, 34, .
*2264 Ciail PL,
Veteran on Sidney ‘council
and has. been the. town’s
(bresentative on the:
Capital Region Board for |
the past year, a position he
“hopes to renew this year.
He considers the
provision. of water ata
reasonable cost the primary
| issue this election, as well as.
P  stern control Over
development resulting from
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Courser,

of
is a two-year

LANG..

-growth control

has

served: ‘on. Sidne

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+'He believes a Strong
o council is needed to take a
- tough stand -»: against
~ proper ty. developers: who-
: Attempt to persuade council |

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TREGASKIS. .

tough stand —

plan. He's’ émployed as a

and

> ffe allow development which ~ credit manager for, Butler |
fcomtradiets: the community ~ Brothers. °2- Lo
an EMERGENCY. NUMBERS
. Emergency . numbers for. ambulance)... ~-
Sidney and North Saanich In. Central Saanich they.
} are:
= or. +388. 3123 * 652-2121 (police)
m ROMP) a 383-1166. (fire and
-:386- 3271 (fire a

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ETHIER. investment »

Vv n a achieved
Many of our: F goals | ha € . been c incumbent

and some are: becoming: realities. Weare
accomplishing . some i prized. ‘obj jective
“and* ‘must now my” opinion, .con-
-..solidate our. gains. prior: to. incurring :
i, further financial liabilities.
We must ‘continue. to. “procece :
“cautiously; in. -order.to assure a sound :
hand stable. future for the Town of
: Sidney; .

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LIVE WITHIN YOUR BUDGET —

VOTE ETHIER

for Economic Control

f HOLLINGWOR.-.. |
)°. TH,..enforce guidelines.

The regular:

was held oon the

| FOR TRANSPORTATION ssessea| |

HOHE BALA real ie

Tey ateadi init BP

My ERIE NDS ce : : ee ;
. With reyard to 1 the Teehumn baie development’ proposal 1 iN sain Opry
“posed to. any further development ie the’ Tsehun harbour bird sanetuary, mud flats,
‘the Tsehuns harbour isthmus and the Blue Heron basing b believe the boating density

oo BB has reached StUFAnion paint and any ather further development i in this geographic
“mm area would destroy, this Cragile ecu syste Me

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ee es Sain ae ER se

To nit out af this mess which ¢ ‘ommitiee A sees. Aahave gous into, Lwould as
un initial step, recommend: downzoning the areadn question to rural throught a:
| public hearing. Since North Saanich owny foreshore rights through the foresight of a

B previous mayor, the munie ipality ultimately controls the espanslon of or additions:
ty the water leases within the foreshare, oe we

ant *

The long. term ain, however should be (a ecquire ie whole aren and establish it fs
Fv bird sanctuary.» green belt, To meetthis aing, it would be my intention ta direet the:
B Advisory: Planning Committee to take. this inidiative as a special project and make
proposals to.and niet with inte Festuil agencies such as the National Second Century
Fond of B.C. thes band Coanimisdon) the Conadian Wh ltl Soran, ee Bo
Department ot Reeremion mid Conservation to name afew,

Krona practicable poitit af view’ this propail iv similar to the. Saanich Swan
1 ake ee hristniae Hilts! larninn t shes hyoreke: ya! at te ‘fin “ACFE. genkiated,
HB outside of municipal. tay revenge, On review ofthe: Swan Lake Nature Centie, | fired
“the sane Principles could Apply ts North Sainic hy which woth he on sexcinng

mak a ie penject are aftty,

Be ee ae Siuwerely.” ae ig habe et foo

Me 7 . GEORGE WESTWOOD, .
Pott nba a cite CANDIDATE FOR MAVOR NORTH SAANIC Hn

Peter Grant, 39, of 2009
has had exper ienee
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Incumbent alderman Jim:
Lang, 64, of 10173 Melissa,...
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by allowing him: tox serve:
“one-term, and: he wants ‘to

a ‘alderman

Bernard E thier, 54, of 2245 investment”

_PENINSU A HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY NEWS —

= monthly:
cnceting of the Auxiliary to
Saanich Peninsula Hospital
‘2nd
eli of November with

Bg dean
our

i

cemmnnity nw eject, ind Tit elected iW the por ion, of Mayor would cadeayour lo “_

f

boards
councils through his job as
a-recreation consultant for
the provincial government.

councils have inadequately
planned for Sidney’s future

‘formerly

with

- possibility of uncontrolled

Miltee to-deal ‘specifically
‘with population control'and

refuses

“year term on council this

wath
procedur C

actual

engineer
“believes:

s served* on’ ‘Sidney- council:
for: four years in, the past.
“development
like
~ existing community ‘plan’ is

development guideline,

“Chevrolet
.Vietorian

the

Sbuaaar such a success;

. “the new acute care. wing in

“commensurate

“the Auxillary for their

. ‘ment loned.

“would be ‘needed. After a

=) vith a discussion about the
Git Shop Regulations were

convener,
| “Amendment, were passed,

with
and

lealing regional

municipal

He believes: previous

and.a closer look at what
local residents want ‘for. the
town within the next decade
is badly needed.

He says the existing
community plan. doesn't
consider. the town’s unique
waterfront setting, not does
it take into account
beautification of downtown
area,

council for. two years -and
hopes to also become . the
town’s representative on the
regional board.

He. is retired sand) was
an economic
development commissioner
the Prince - George
Regional - District, -ex-,
perience he feels would be
valuable if elected as
Sidney's regional director.
~ He’s concerned about the

growth -resulting from the
provision .of. water for
Sidney and.would like to sce
the formation of a com-

proper. planning for future
development. :

siders himself a concerned
citizen. “and adamantly
to - be.“ labelled ‘a
politician,» > me

‘He. spent

his first’ one-
year familiarizing: himself
parliamentary:
and hopes." to.
more ‘involved in
decision. making
during the next.two.years:
Ethier, employed’ as an:
for: B.C..-Ferries,:
‘tthe: people
Sidney have invested-in, him.

become -

give-them < return, on their,

another terme

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“has |

-” Hugh . Hollingworth,
“of: 2453 Beacon: Ave.,

He’s about

inSidney;-]-
particularly “cheap
‘development,’” sand would
to ensure’ thatthe

“concerned |

‘properly: enforced as a

He's employed. as’ a-sales
manager for... Cornell
Oldsmabile in,

Marg
chair:

iret” Tangye. inthe
Two members. from
~ Resthaven ©.Auxiliary
aud’ three “guests were
war mly: weleomed,

Reports . from Trevisirer,
Maury Stinson, and) from
Ways and Means convener,

Bazaar cin’ October
yielded “a> profit of $1450,
“Jean voiced: her. thanks: to
all who had made the

Mr... Stevens, Admined:
cistrator,: and: Mrs, . Chap-
oman, Director: of Nursing
~ from the Saanich Peninsula
2 Hospital, were
“weleamede Mre
: spoke. about the “Role. of }

the Peninsula’, He stressed |
thatthe srole of “a com-
munity hospital waste
“$upply-acute: care’ services
‘with the
needs of the areas

Mrs, - Chapman, thanked |

purchases: of equipment,
patient comforts, and the
visits made ta patients in]
the. Extended. Cure Unit,
» Then she described how the |:
croles would differs in. the |
Acute: Care’ Wing) and
many. areas
Where. help and money

“question. period, the: ap-
‘prechition: of the members
was: aptly: expresied. by.
Nessie Snider,

The muceling ‘concluded:
Wf Shope. The “Auxiliary.

presented by Rose: Ruse,
and. with an’

ips

‘of: eS

Tabor, showed: that |

then}:
Stevens Qo

THE REVIEW

Nine Candidates for Six Seats in Sidney —

Denis Paqnette, 28, of

Van Isle | Marina, is
manager of the Sidney
Hotel and hopes -to

represent the views of the

business community on

Sidney council.

Paquette, who is pushing
for a breakwater for the
foot of Beacon Avenue,
says the town’s tax base
should be broadened
through the development of
light commercial
development.

He. also believes Sidney
isn’t getting its fair share of
tourism: dollars and he
advocates various methods

LL A NS TSS MSC SOPOT SERS

Peninsula Recreation
Conmnission chairman Bob:
Hope, 30, of 2093 Piercy:
Ave., is concerned © with
more than just recreation in
Sidney.

He anticipates substantial |

tax increases in the coming
year and wants to ensure
that: the wishes: of Sidney
residents are met in
distributing the tax dollars.

Hope, employed. as at
draftsman for. B.C.
Telephone: Co:, ‘places

listening to the people who
might elect. him as one ‘of
his priorities. »

RAAT 2 ALES EN 7S A ACOA

Incumbent | :alderman
Eleanor Sowerby, of 9884
“Fifth. St.,

ter mon Sidney: council.
She’s’ worried © that

- will‘soon be more demands
than money to pay for: tnose
demands.’

“Normal?

tax. incr eases

must be met, she’ says, but
‘every effort must be made ~

to’ keep the increases ata
‘minimum,

- Westmont’s s Plan—
— Suill Uneereain

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7 “Représentatives F
Westmont Farms dis “t

“ Saanich’ s“

week.
“Westmont
San egg: producing plant and
epg: grading aaton
- Saanich. and.
sidering a: move ‘to North
Saanich “sometime in’ :the
future. ae
Earlier
company's:
“subdivide

request - to
dts." 22-acre

“property was. turned down >

by. council, Council
members wanted:
company: to take out a.tand
use “contract” with
-municipatity.

Westinont Farms: didn’t.
a -comract~
use they said, withthe.
egg business it was difficult

| want. to. use

beca

to predict, what. they. will
want.to do in the future,

The company wants: the-

“lot. subdivided into four
because it needsto put each
operation on a” separate
piece of land, oS

‘Ate the =
committee. -
“pany. came:

meeting,
and, the
Nearer

com.
(oO

“could be carried out.
Mayor. Paul.
Suggested covenants. be
takensout on the land that

What it could he used for,

_ cerned that”

on the property.

«The company spokesmen of
were. not opposed 10 thats
idea and left “the meeting .

stying they: would consider
whether, they would: prefer
fo Use covenants ora land
USE CONTACT. i
The company. enokesinen
also wanted to know. what
kind of operation: council

would allow. inthe «small.

building of the property
that was designed fora
farmers: market” produce
. Stand,
marker. ALY EE cauehlon in
the area spokesmen. said
and the building was closed.

They - wanted. council: toe
consider a fight commercial -
Ane bur
stressed it would “only: be eof

“or retail sales:

used on! an interm. basis

und the egg operation |

w elocated,
‘The committee meinbers

said they: would: consider zs
“thes
company bat reminded that”

supeesions fram

oe
ah

is a housewife
who. has. served a one-year:

tax”
dollars i in Sidney are gelting.
spread: too thin and there.

“mittee, at their meeting, this
Farins: ‘owns

Sine
‘con- ;

this. year ‘the

the.

the ff

the
an

agreement.on what mist be.
‘done before the subdivision

‘Grieve a Pp SM
Hi : ee a : ee ce
would: put «restrictiony. on >

‘Council members. in the ey :
past said: they: ‘were CO

“poultry:
operation. ‘inight” be. started =

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STRAWBERRY 1AM

f _-NABOB 24 oz. tin ae

The farm produce

1B BRUSSELS

POOR JUSTICE
Cache Creek
Administration of justice
has been dealt a severe blow
in B.C., and something had
better be. done about it

_ My Choice
for
North Saanich

. NOW pEN |
THE DOG SHOP

9807 - 5st..at Beacon

Several prosecutors have MAYOR
quit because of low pay and
. § ' omin

poor conditions. Then in alt Breed Groom ing is

Hetty pag eat tes nea: and. Supplies.
private practice” they’ are ine TW
hired by the government to _ yee GEORGE WES 00D
Prosceute cases. — The OO6-4752 = OSG-SE52 also for

Pioneer. Pick up service.

REGIONAL |
DIRECTOR

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2424 Beacon Ave.
[United Nations Children’s Fund]

Headquarters: YM-YWCA BUILDING
880 Courteney St., Victoria

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Mon. - Fri.9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:30a.m., - 4:00 p.m,
Victoria UNICEF Phone 383-6332.
Year-Round Address: UNICEF, P.O, Box 5212
Postal Station 'B”, Victoria, B.C. V8R 6N4.

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GROUND BEEF

FRESH, LEAN (Ground Round) $4

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