“Werinesday, July 31,1974 , ae _ a | ‘THE REVIEW.
_ POLICEMEN COOL -  CABOT IMPROVING

Central Saanich policemen are | . Actor Sebastian Cabot is slowly.| The 55-year-old actor _ is
cool. recovering in Royal. Jubilee | regaining his faculties of speech

ANNUITIES

_ Const. Jim Earl told ‘The Hospital, a hospital spokesman | and movement in his right side Guarantee a prime investment return and tax, advantages
“Review they’ve been cool all | told The Review this week. which was paralyzed when he for immediate retirement income. _

week and will remain cool all |. Cabot, a Deep Cove resident, |suffered a stroke. :

summer: ~ has been getting better “each | The spokesman would not Call Vernon L. Hembling, C.L.U.

Earl recently approached Chief -day,’”’ the spokesman said, and is | disclose whether or not he is now

Bob Miles with a bundle of short- | 20w in good condition. _ able to epeak.
sleeved, open-necked shirts worn -
by officers in New Westminster, —{ SOUTH-WEST WIRING co. LTD.
Nelson and the RCMP. The chief § = ' Electrical Contracting
was-asked if the style would be - Wiring for New & Old Homes .
appropriate for Central Saanich For Free Estimate Phone .
constables. ictori : ” , ioht

Miles approved and iter the " pares oa eee
shirts were deemed acceptable
by the municipality’s. police

commission. —. ; 4

This year,. Earl said, con-. |
stables wanting to wear short
sleeves. had to cut up. their
regular shirts, but properly
tailored-shirts will be ordered for
next summer.

“We've had no complaints,” |
said Chief Miles, adding a rather —
militant former RCMP officer
agreed the new shirts don’t look
too bad.

Miles said.next year’s shirts,
valued at approximately $8 each,

= will be paid for. by . the
Const. Jim Earl in new shirt. _ municipality.

THE GOVERNMENT OF
THE PROVINCE OF BRITISH COLUMBIA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR -

_ BRITISH COLUMBIA DAY

Notice is hereby given ‘that the Board of Industrial Relations
has amended the Order Requiring Employers to Give Their
Employees a General Holiday With Pay to include British
Columbia Day which is the first Monday in August each year.
Employees covered by the Order will now be entitled to the
_: beriefits provided by the Order for this holiday... Employees
' bound by the terms of a collective agreement are. exempt

from this Order but. would be. entitled. to any ‘benefits °

provided by their agreement.

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Roadside Suspensions Effective"

The object behind the 24-hour | according to Miles.
roadside suspension is to get | Only one repeat offender has !
drunken drivers off the road, said | turned. up in the last eight {
Central Saanich Police Chief Bob | months, he said, and’ this is .a
Miles: good indication people are taking

We would rather take a person our advice and not driving when

SLEDS SS I BES

Canadiana Sayelle
— 8 Skein_

‘home if he is a borderline case || impaired.
then.take him in. for a
breathalyzer and a possible fine,
Miles said.
‘If someone in. the car has’ not
‘ been drinking he is instructed to:
take the drinking driver home, he
said and if this is not the case the
police take him-home.. .
~The 24-hour suspension is legal
: according to the courts and motor:
“vehicles department: : and.a
:osperson can ‘be charged: under ‘a
- geetion of the Canadian Criminal
-Code : with driving: while under
“suspension,. Miles. said. . oe
yo When the . police’. issue a.
oe roadside suspension the ‘request
ds for the vehicle to be parked off.
the highway’ and for ‘the: vehicle -
bee operator _ to drive for 24 hours,:
“che said. bmn oe
“Miles. estimated, four’ ‘or. five
“roadside ~ “suspensions and - an’
equal © ‘number. ‘of.

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me Trying to piss 5 soniething off as having os
a qualities other. than those that are true i is. ror
deceptive. It’s also itegale mad
Sil aT he? Trade: Practices: Act; prohibiting.
F any business: activities that can-in any way...
Ce. deceive. consumers is: now law. i in British 3
: Columbie
Consumer transactions entered into
after: July > 1974 are. affected by the new.

- Provincial C ‘ourt

= ‘James Murray Sampson ‘of ‘the.
» Tsarslip Reserve, was given one-
- year: probation . and. ordered. to
' . make restitution tothe owner for:
- damages, by Sidney: Provineial
“court Judge D.G. Ashby,’ for:
taking an auto without the owners ee
- consent,’ .: oo
James William Telford, 1486
Derby Rd.,. was fined °$300- by:
Judge Ashby for driving with a |
blood-alcohol content of over .08.: |
Telford was also fined $200 and ~~}
prohibited from driving for three  #-. -
months. when found guilty: of .
dangerous driving. °.
Martin Joseph Langlois, 2646
Cook: St., was fined $350 for im:
_ paired driving. .
Gary Raymond Fraser, 10203
_ Almond’ St., was fined $350 for: .
driving with a blood- alcohol -
content of over 08.

| FRESH SOOKE
Sior Tra News | OYSTERS % PINT”

“Auge + Thursday, 9° 8.M-~:: pean
centre open, 1 p.m.:~ bridge. 7 i
“pm, erlb. soo a:
Friday, 9 a. m+ - centre ‘open—2
nS pm. - jacko,. VE pm. “, evening 1.

"Or a ‘telephone soliita
you ‘re the: lucky winner of a :
ie free gift. When. the gift) so
a arrives you find it ‘s just
ss agimmick to set’ you
Up. for the hard
Sell. =

| oR Liberated consumers
and the law. :

“gs ‘The Trade Practices Act g gives you. alll
we kinds of consumer rights you didn’t: have before... awe
a8 -You can learn-what they are by. writing
the Department. of Consumer. Services i IN Oe
-Nictoria, We'll send you an informative brochure.
explaining ¢ exactly whitt: the Act means to yous Le
“who to contact - mn
when you've: got a wv.
“eomplnint and. more. ;
With the

- Then:
‘ae there’ s the ‘End:
fof Season Clear» :
Coos anee Sale — All:
“summer merchandise.

RED SLMON si
a “WHOLE th, |
a! ik CHUNKS 28 ~

=: half price’. an tact sterchisndise “e
wats specific ally: Drought i infor:
othe sale. no regular merchandise,
“ods selling for-half price-and.
e there” no saving atalle:

you ‘Ve. got whit bin k
fe lo he p yours to a.

cards. - More exumples
1 Saturday p.m. (pm open’ are outlined inthe os
or drop-ings Trade Prictices: Act

Mondny,'9.a. m, » centre. open ‘=
“Puesday 9 a.m, - centre open. 10. 4 ie
Lam, «arts & crafts room open for. a
: painting. LS pm whist ooo RP

fed il
Ki Hie a ‘E

for, the use of cone f
‘sumers and the!
courts in. determin

- SOLE are 5 ‘ILI

i wk “ sit FROM, THE ae cue

j Wednesday, 9 am,: + entra, fen : ) sro a i ose i ing whether or not
he open. 10 nim. = 1:30 pm, « travel Pa partioular busie” eu
. i film of S, Pacific Noveltios, noon. ff Boks Mee Hage ‘practice is.
Ae hotdinner, 7 p.m.- band practice: : | ee deceptive.
: i | SSR ae ere Fay rye ! $4 80 . oan thea! * oa . . : .
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_ BREA KIN °

“Three men accused of breaking
Anta Sidney. Safeway last wock |
ft “sare. scheduled to. appear in
“h" Vietorla provinclal” court this
Go woek on'charges of break, enter
} and theft, Sidney RCMP said,
~~ One adult and a juvenile were .
arrested July 23 after an RCMP G
_ Wachhig dog and helicopter were

-ealled in‘ to flush. the suspects recent “ss _ weg no

froma waoded area in Saanich, Co la erect, Wed «Wee
y ud 4 : : + 7 a : my é : A . 5

- Pee dat acnitd was “tharged A ON THE SIDNEY WHARF F OOT OF BEACON oo He

tater, police nad. : LE A ee

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