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VOLUME 74
ISSUE NUMBER 20

SCARED OT AINE REN A RAI HEE INE PRT ASG bat WSU LT

Deadlines
changed for
Victoria Day

holiday

Deadlines for advertising
in The Review have been
changed to allow staff to
take off the Victoria Day
holiday, May 23.

The deadline for display
advertising is. moved for-
ward to tomorrow, Thurs-
day, at 5 p.m., from the
‘usual Friday at 5. p.m.

Advertisers in the
. Classified section have until
12 noon, Friday, for adver-°
tisments under pectic
- Classifications. 9.

The Too Late To Classify
section deadline is moved to.
5. p.m.- Friday. ‘from 12
--noon,; Monday.

The Review. will. resume
regular déadlines. with
advertising for _ aune 1
edition. a

Ferry”

- schedules

Additional | ‘sailings “of

B. C:: Ferries will. be, leaving:
Swartz: Bay. and
Tsawwassen® to’ cope. with.
extra traffic during the Vic-
toria Day holiday. weekend.
-On Friday (May 20), Sun-.-
day (May. 22) and Victoria
’ Day.: Monday, ferries. will
leave both Swartz Bay and }
Tsawwassen ferry terminals ;
each hour, on the hour, bet- |
ween 7. a.m, and°7 p.m. |
There is no sailing at-8 p.m,
and the: last. vessel. leaves
both terminals at9 p.m.
On Saturday, May 21 on-
ly, ferries. will leave Swartz :
Bay at 7, 8,.9, 10, and. 11:
asm. Afternoon — ferries:
leave atl, 2,3, 5, 7,,and 9
p.m. There j is no. 12 noon or
8 p.m, ferry departure.
Ferries leaving
Tsawwassen depart at.7, 8,
9. 10 and Tl a.m.: 12 noon,

+ 1,3,5,7and9 pm.
Ww ashington State Ferries. }
» from Sidney to Annacortes /
will not have any schedule: |
} changes due to the Victoria
| “Day. holiday.” One ferry.
i leaves Sidney daily at 124s
. De m, 1
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' Spring |
4 j
: wal ee
| service
Next Thesday, BEC. Fer:
borides. starts cits spring:
of Schedule with sailings: leave.
ing Swart? Bay as follows,
‘Daily: service every twoe
hours on the odd-nimbered.
hour between 7 am, and 9 ¢
pm. every day, In addition |
thereare sailings at 8 and b0-
“aim, from Monday. through
> Saturday.” There are also.
sailings at 12-noon, dand:6
pane daily except Saturday,
On? Fridays: and’ Sundays
only there is ain additional 2
pam, sailfiag.
Leaving ‘Teawwassen,
there are ferries every Woe

hours an the odd-numbered
hour between 7 aan, and 9
opem, daily. Tn addition, fere
ries leave ar 8 umd WO.am,
“fram. Monday throtrh
Saturday, .QOue- additional
sailings leaves at d2 noon on,
Fridays and: Sundays: only,
“Additional sailings abso
leave: Tsawwassen: ata, be
And .6 pane ditily except
Saturdays.
~The sprite schedule is in
ceffect: from. nest.
anu Tune. 23,0 when BG,
Ferries will, switch to ity |
sunumer r schedule. we oo 4

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Canada Post will not honor
stolen money orders returned to
two Beacon Avenue businesses
by the bank, and one
businessman is contemplating
legal action.

~ By GLENN WERKMAN

Review Staff Writer

The postal money orders were
accepted .as legal tender after
signatures
cient identification was produc-
ed by customers in Macleods
Harware Store :and Harvey’s
Sporting Goods.

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“This guy had.all kinds of ID’. .}:

and I’m obligated to take (the.

money order),’' said) Gordon
Bland,. Harvey’s Sporting
Goods owner. “‘It didn’t seem

~to be out of the norm.

’ “As far as I’m concerned that —

“piece of. paper is legal tender,’’

Bland said. ‘‘l’ve never had a
problem before.’’’ His store ac-

cepted a $200-money order for a *
the
customer -his.. change in cash,

“March 6. a 7
cee “The chances of. us. ‘being
_-restituted: for it are. probably
“nil,’®. said Bland.

$40 purchase, giving

““*T-can’t see

Canada, Post. coming up with :

"Miclesds took.

-.“There’s. no. way anyone
should take a loss for that,’
‘Continued on Page A2°

C.S.

Central Saanich has dropped
its hold the line-approach: to:

budgets from past years, and is

‘taking 1988: to make up for a
‘lack of increases in-past years,

Business taxes on property in
Central Saanich have increased
substantially compared oa 7.9
per cent. increase in residential
property taxes:

ae $200...
». Ganada Post money order after“
- a> customer backed ‘it up. with
identification the-same day. fe

‘The. majority of businesses, |

about 230, in Central Saanich
that own. property will. have to
pay a whopping 15.6 per cent
Increase on their [98s municipal
tax billy.

A $100,000 business will have

to pay. $357 more this year com-

pared to-laste Phe bill this vear
.637,° compared: to
year for property
assessed) value af

2,280 lust
with oan

analyzing —

brea kwater, :

bid

Canada Public. Works ol:

figials are still poing over. bids

received for: Sidney's
breakwater, project’ manager
Yed Appleton said Friday,
Appleton. said the federal
departinent is. analyzing the low
tender submitted by
Pile. Driving of Nanitimea,

“Us noarnial procedure to ask

the low render a larof questions

mm 10 find out whether he can
nec
ehiether he fas the uuipinent,

the. quantities of. rock,

Whether he has the’ resources in

me general,’ Appleton saide

But no changes in the actual

design. ofthe breakwater are
planned, Appleton said. oo
Mayor. Norma. Sealey . said

here was. a.soil prablem which -
originally delayed the tendering

process, but the problem: was
overcome in the design “that
went fotender.

. Cantinued on Page A2

Harbor:

| Publ ic works

$100,000.

~ Taxes.- for recreational/non-:

profit owned property went up

‘even more. Their taxes increase

17.2 per cent, but. many are ex-

empt due tothe non- profit
lature of their operation.

The Butchart Gardens is the:

‘major taxpayer that has its tax

rate calculated under the reerea-

siti Monday, °

sre penre-serny ernmntemetimeanenen Famubametieoe esarmnet jespieannetaat

avs the only ane killed,’

aunt, “Fortunately, she v
did help him ger her out.”

Smelser,
smade,
» damage,
Terry Towle,

Howevery Ghere’s
remainder of the home.

nent and ambulance,

Saanich and Sidney.

Ben side WiEREE set

IR POOR ANAM, YL MAME OOM RETIRE EOE ALAN MONE SAE INEM ARENSON EME NETH Cl LN cate 4

‘tion category.

By GEORG E LEE
Review: salt Writer:
Robert Johnston, %,_ could be in the ari amitor oval ;
Jubilee Hospital for chree weeks, ine the aftermathoof the:
Tharsday blaze of S7EL Aldous. Tees Burns to his lees may re
quire skin grafts, said Pat Swisher of Portland,
Meanwhile, Rose Maric Devost oan aunt abit SO. years old
with multiple sclerosis, has returned to her Ladysmith homes
She's doing well,”' said Swisher from a neishborhoed hone.
“Devost wasn't hospitalized, and sat back from the fire elie:
ching a blanket to -her fice as-the home burned. “Hor Kiddy:
‘said Swisher. |. ss
The calle to North Saanich Fire. Deparument.
about 4d pan. after sparks froma wrinder
“narage where Johnston worked ona car ignited pasoling,.
“Tohnston polled aff his: burning: coveralls, and wentlup
stirs to help anather man rescue his handicapped TT | ee
Johnston “realized she was there,’

The home was insured,

TNS SAGHRSEIN

. There area ‘total
of 42 in this tax category, but
many are churches
empt.’

-A recreational business with

property, assessed at $100,000

“will pay $1,791 this year com- |

pared with $1 S28 last year,
The tax rate forthe 354 farms

in the municipality has increas-

renreneamntiente maven tne 8s

in the arached:

In addition to Johnston and Devost, a third relatives; ( ‘wdrie
‘asin the home when it caaght fire,

The home s owner is Johnston's grandmother, NS-yestrald
Audrey Munro, whois slaying with neighbors until phins are.
dat the. fire did’ Gxlensive
bire-was confined: tothe atached: parage. and wo
hedroams above ity according Ww North Saanich Fire ¢ ‘Inet

ENtENsiVve smoke and heat damane sto the

Swisher lich know the dollar Fijuire of damage, Thet fami
ly is oi decidiigs whether to repai the huties
Intook firefighters about two hours to puront ihe blaze.
A neighbor heard the explosion and, called the fire Hepner; -

Nord Saanieh wits, backed - up. by | firemie i fran Coatial
Riretrruck driver Dick Hertinvents Wits “driving Hts private

vehicle along Pat Bay Uighwayowhen his diughten: Denive,
looked up and saw flies engulfing a bome, “Usually, Ehave

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and aré ex-.”

both of then,” Swisher said:

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HOLDING UP one of the money orders Canada Post \ won 't honor is Brad MeCluskie o of Macleods i in Sidney. |

usinesses to pay 15 per cent ore

ed about 10.4 per cent.
Farmland = with » an’ assessed
value of $100,000 will require a

$1,300 tax payment: this year, ©
“compared to: a

about $1,178 last year.

Taxes for: property
with light industry oper rations
have inereased 9.3
There are about 20. light in-

-Man remains in hospital after N.S. fire

A man who helped save his wheelchair-bound aunt from a

my pager with me, but iChasn't been working properly.”
burning North Saanich nome remains ‘in espa it apabd

dustry
Saanich currently.

payment of.
owners

per. cent, *

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. Wednesday,
May 18, 1988

Established 1912

aeRO ERNE
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businesses: in.

Central :

They will. pay $3, 400 in. taxes

‘this year,’ compared to $3,110.

last: yearon) industrial-owned |
land with an assessed value of
$100,000. °Manufacturing~
businesses and the Butler gravel

pit, are. included in’ this © tax —

category. |

His daughter said, ‘Dad, look at the fire coming out-of
that house up there! So Pputon my flashers, but sell had 1
wait fora fot of people wha would’ reetoutofiny way.

“The call must have

; firetrue k on the seene.""
said: friends of- her milion
“Adventist Church. will help Munro. nid the home i is repaired!

Swisher

or ‘another is found,

just come in,

pecs I was, the first

inthe Seventh Day:

And neighbors have been vor kine wind helpful tous?
Devos often cme to the Porinsite home to visit Ringe
for acmonth or mare, ata time, and: "provide, company, for

rama

MAN wiio holped” save “his ~Wheolchair-bound aunt
__. from blazo about to be taken to hospital, Thursday, °

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