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A great Salad calls for fresh, crispy salad g greens — and
right now you can enjoy an abundant supply of our own
garden-fresh B.C. produce. Head lettuce, romain, endive
and other choice leafy greens... . hothouse: tomatoes
... green onions... radishes... cucumbers, Ready to
combine.in your favorite salads throughout. the warm
weather months ahead. Our great farming areas. of the
Fraser Valley and Okanagan yield scme of the finest
garden produce in North América — and the peak grow-
ing season Is now underway. Take advantage of the
fresh, nourishing goodness of these fine foods today.
For a variety of delightful salad ideas, write:

B.C. FOOD INFORMATION

 . ® GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA
Y &, Parliament Buildings, Victoria; B.C.

— Just Peel Back & Press Dow
—_ Can be Lifted & Re- Installed

“Per ctn of 6Pc. 12” x 12” SQUARES -

BOMB THREAT
BRINGS OUT
LOCAL RCMP

One Suitcase Remained

Members of the Sidney
detachment R.C.M.P. spent a
tense moment. or two. Sunday,
while checking out P.W.A. flight
692 following a bomb threat
phoned to the airlines Edmonton
office.

There's a bomb on one of your
airplanes,” the anonymous voice
said, -grounding all P.W.A.
planes.

Flight 692 was enroute from
Vancouver: to. the. Sidney
International . Airport... when
Captain Y.T. Yates was advised.

Sidney. R.C.M.P. officers. met

terminal. It was then that police

the plane and the C.F .B.
Esquimalt special bomb detail
was advised to be on Standby.

All. passengers and luggage
were unloaded from the craft and
passengers were requested to
pick out their own suitcases.

When this had been done. one
brown Suitcase remained
unclaimed.

After a moment's pause, it was
removed to the rear of the airport

were informed that the case
belonged to a passenger on a
previous flight and had been mis-
placed.

CRIMINAL CODE CHANGES
CHANGES AFFECT SIDNEY COURT

Changes in the Criminal Code
made effective in the House of
Commons. this. May “include a
raising in the value of goods
stolen: or. obtained -by..-false
pretences from $50 to $200.

Judge D.G. Ashby explains that
this will make possible summary

no

“Check our. good stock of Pre-Cut _
. Picture mouldings. Easy to.
Assemble

Spruce and mahogany Shelving |
in good supply

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‘Gealt with-in a higher court.

convictions on charges involving

_for hijacking or for endangering

imprisonment for taking: on

_to.10 years, from the Present two

theft, etc. for the larger sum, thus
speeding up the backlog of cases
waiting.to be heard. Until now,
any charge-involving goods
valued at more than $50 has been
a matter of election and has been

Other changes in the Code
involve a maximum life sentence

the safety of an aircraft in flight
and a maximum of 14 years

board’a civil aircratft an of fensive

explosive. :
Offences which are now.
abolished include . resisting.

execution of a warrant to break
open a building in search of a
deserter. or absentee. from: the
Canadian forces; also sections :
governing grounds fer vagrancy
and. exemption from vagrancy. .

Changes in punishment raises
the maximum. penalty for
obstructing justice i in most cases -

years.

harm, the. penalty is increased

assault with intent t to. comimit ¢ an-
indictable offence

‘For. ‘assault ‘causing “bodily .

from. two. to five- -years and for |

to 16p.m.

OPEN Malaview.
Sundays and
& Resthaven
Holidays Drive
10a.m.-8p.m.

MAGAZINES NEWS

GOVERNMENT INSPECTED

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DRESSING ©

A PENINSULA I BEAUTY. Miss Lesley Hulme adds a striking
quality. to the. Beacon Avenue business community where she

works for the firm founded by her late father Mr. Gordon |
Huime.: (Photo by Patrick Stephenson) ,

KRAFT
LARGE
16. oz. bottle.

‘ Are Russians Tougher
Than Sidney. Residents Qe

“ies some. people in. Russia can.

his. ‘support to. the. “upe oming
“swimming: “pool referendum :
“There's: “nO, better place. to

pools. in “temperatures ranging:

ncreased from two to five years

dozens of, comme smaller : PURINA 18 o2. DRY cAT FOOD
David Willard Gavin, Triple | dan this one who have enjoye |
ak Trailer Park: Vietoria. wag | the use of a pocl., It’s made a.
“Oak Trailer. Park, Victoria. Was great. difference to both “A LA SEA" DI N NER
: iis in Sidney police court’ [obo A SESE SESS ath - ek.

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have. their: own pool. open six

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residents of Sidney could. easily”

learn hoy w-to swim than Jin. the
controlled environment ofa
swimming ‘pool, 7 3 aid Mr. Baker.
“It’s far safer than the ocean.”

_ He explained that swimming.in |
public pools is fast becoming the’.
most-popular recreation in the
United: States. It will son.
“surpass driving and camping as.
the number one sport.” aS

“He said also that Sidney. had»
more than enough population: to
justify its own pool, “I know of:

| BATHROOM
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months of the year. ys

So. says a. director. “of. ‘the
Canadian Red Cross water safety :
service, Gary. Baker, visiting
week from.
‘Vancouver, took time out to give.

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Monday following a plea of ;

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uspension. Gavin was fined £200
or, in default, 30 days.

Robert W. Griffiths, 2438 Lovel
Avenue, pleaded guilty, toa
charge: of. driving a ‘defective ¥
vehicle, He was fined, $25 or, ins
default, 3 days. *

Richard Rodd, MeDonale Park i

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Road, was convicted-on a charge
uf enierings at Toro cae WH
unsafe fo do so; He was assessed

points under (the. Provineial
Motor Vehicle Atl:

‘ot Lot Programme
BY EOD ETAL Ws

The following is a repert fram:

“the Leaders iat the Toto Lat

Programme heing: conducted at

the Sidney. Elumentare Schaal:

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ee NOTICE of REFERENDUM

A referendum wil, be-held at the TOWN HAL L, SIDNE ny, i BC Gey 0 N
‘ ATURDAY. ‘MME 12TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1972, between the hours of
oP 8:00AM, and 8:00 P.M, on the question of borrowing S105, O00. for the.

heavens e vine whuteday wae J construction ofa SWIMMING POOL,

a ‘roping Fanmang. jurnpiny Those eligible to vote are the property owners whose names appear on n the
Naney Pearson came first with Voters’ List, - . fo i |

five ribbons sone in ener event. oe hos . "
Debra Lindsay ahd Andrew /. ATTENTION RE ic ENT PURCHASERS OF LAND.

Hillaby eae in yrecond with mr Any person whase name does not appear as an owner: -elector on the las
tinh thie chidrar een ah the certified list of electors, but who is a Canadian citizen or other witigh
“beach and competed Gv sue wo subject of the fall age of nineteen vears and an owner of real property in
ciad fend the largest crabs! the ‘own, may apply to the Clerk for a certificate that he is entitled fo |
Thanh soa saad) the peathers «te vate at the | poll as un owner-elector pursuant to Section 4GA of the
Polling Slauion

atter iding: This pre} shaun ene mach.
days They parhe pate iy a carn 4 ”
programme of crafts aml games,”
On the duly pub trip to the ks
Hall, the 4 VON Wore: expertallyy
interested. in Urvings din the Po
fireman's hat and seeing how

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ayers spas nn io, “ aia ‘Y iidivait: nbd lady Le bs wll adi the i
ADVANCE POLL prior (0 custing your} ballot. . hp ae ne
Deputy Returning Odticer tons _ . : : 2

4 4 wher tieod | “4 a Py ry er 6 ok COR eee, ates SOT AE AEE prey : yo
; eh: ware an ay ted rh 4 rretesder ah At AEN a. “ my r OL 54 ae Me Tororo ar.) CONESDA 4. bbb de OED tat eel OF
The advance el for The AGRMAT he

AVGUST, 1972. between the hours of 9:00 A.M. AND NOON and 1:00
referendum oan : :

the ; Maa aey > ¥ AL, to ae be PM.
SATIN pani a he holy

Weidner ee hag ae
Municipal Hall.

Vacatwners are vexed oot
advantage of the specs; pecl e
Theva) beecat nf tear can Aug
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JR. Chapman oo
Acting Clork

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