THE REVIEW

Wednesday,

December 9, 1970

PAGE TWELVE

December came in with a
vengeance, bringing snow,
freezing conditions, black ice and
causing a rash of traffic ac-
cidents. In Central Saanich, early
morning drivers Kenneth Osland,
2766 Island View and Henry

Jacobsen, Martindale Road, both
spun on the same patch of black
ice south of Glidden and
damaged their cars to the extent
of $300.

The same morning, driver
E.W. Phillips, 1133 Mt. Newton
Cross Road, lost control on the
icy Mt. Newton street, rolling his

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car into a ditch and sustaining
$500 damage in the process.

2,
McGaughey, 1515 Keating Cross

two mailboxes and spraining her

Also on Dec. 2, a car driven by
Gerald R. Cruikshank, 1284 Vista

collided with a vehicle driven by

Haven Hospital with minor. in-
damage and Mr.
report for proceeding when

On the Patricia Bay High-
slippery, road conditions

Pamela
to avoid an
vehicle and
road. striking

suffered $135

al Saanich,

8156 Wallace

teresection of |
Stelly’s Cross Road and Wallace
Drive. Mrs. Hoesktra and Hilda
Cruikshank, passenger

in -the
taken to Rest

ustained $1900
Cruickshank
affic violation

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Dec. 3 were responsible for a two
car.accident which resulted in
$600 damage to vehicles driven
by Gordon Anderson, 2445 Amelia

and

Stagall,

30240 Boyd St.,

Victoria. There were no injuries.

A fully- Joaded oi] truck went -

out of control in the icy 7100 block
Wallace Drive, Central Saanich
on Dec, 3, struck and broke three
hydro poles and finished upside
down in the ditch. The driver C.E.

Robinson was thrown clear and | attention after his vehicle
fortunately unhurt, but the | collided with a parked car
vehicle sustained $3500 damage belonging to James Hugh, 2240
and poles were valued at $500. Henry. ifth Street, Dec. 4.

A two-car collision at Patricia

Bay Highway and East Saanich
Road occurred during heavy rain
later the same day. Cars driven

by Barbara Rankin, i87 Goward | Martha Readings, 9040° E.
and Nicholas J. Jones. 1540 | Saanich. Mrs. Marie Morton,

was

the

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issued a_ traffic

road sign. .

ven by. James Douglas.

McTavish sustained a total of
$375 damage and Mrs. Rankin
violation
report for making.a turn against

A barrel rolled off a passing
truck on Dec.-3 and hit a car

1873

Haultain Road, Saanich. at the

junction. of _Mt. Newton Cross

Road and Patricia Bay highway.

to

“Boyle of

the Douglas car.

-Naden.

The barrel inflicted $200 damage

No charges were laid after an
accident on Dec: 4 at Canoe Cove
junction on Patricia Bay highway
when a car driven by Brian Day,
414 Heath Road, was rear-ended-
bya vehicle driven by. Russell
Damages

lishaps

Bay ferry terminal sent Albert
Price, 3257

injuries. Mr. Price was stepping
out of his car when a truck driven

‘report for entering a highway

A freak accident at the Swartz

Melgove, Victoria, to
Rest Haven Hospital with foot

by Robert Antorsen backed into
the vehicle. Antorsen was
charged with. impaired driving.
Ray Dwelle. VU 33. Sidney, was
issued a traffic violation report
for driving without due care and

Cars sustained $1500 damage.

A four-car accident took place
on Lochside Drive on Dec. 3 inv-
olving vehicles driven by Mrs.

10218 Pleasant St. Joe Halstrom,
121 Obed, Victoria. and Henry,
Koslosky. New Westminster.
Damages totalled $2500 but there
were no injuries. Mrs. Readings
Was issued a traffic. violation

when unsafe to.do so.

The same day, Emil Sharp of
7888 Wallace Drive, was issued a
similar traffic violation report as
a result of an accident in which
the Sharp car hit a vehicle on -
Patricia Bay at Weiler driven by
C.. Clifford, 3586 Shelbourne.
Damages totalled $900...

Mrs. Patrina Henry; Cole Bay
Reserve, faces charges of driving
while impaired as a result of a
near-collision with: an R.C.M.P.
car on West Saanich Road, west

There is a heart-warming sequel
to last month's storm that loosed
such fury on our sailing fleet. -

totalled. $1000.

‘of Mills Cross Road on. Dec. 7.

“regulations for’ toy. safety as:
“announced | by
‘Department. of 'Consumer | and
. Corporate Affairs; parents : ‘should
“still exercise, care: and caution in at
their: toy purchases. ue ;

‘dangerous toys. from. the market:
and single. out. baby. ‘toys’ for”

‘banned. So are: those with loose
“eyes, or ‘rattles: with small parts
which: could. choke

. projectile toys. will be: required.

“shafts of push-pull toys. will

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‘remove, poor 'y-constructed,”

“special attention. - Toys, which"
expose metal: spikes or. sharp.
‘wires: when they are broken’ are.

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Straight pins used for attaching
bows and decorations to'dolis are
“prohibited. Toy arrows and other.

‘to have protective tips and the:

require. protective fittings _ to.
prevent injury to toddlers.
‘Detailed regulations control
the use of any substance in a toy
which might be poisonous, Paint
used on toys must meet stringent.
standards lirniting lead content
or other hazardous ingredients,
‘Also banned. are -substances
which are corrosive or irritating.
The material used in stuffing toys
must be clean and free of dirty or
“noxious material. Drawing
materials. such as crayons and
modelling clays must be non-
toxic. Not cineluded’ in the
regulations are’ chemistry sels
Which are being. denlt with. under:
“separate, regulations, i
Blectrically-operated toys

‘must mevt’ sulety, standards: sot.
by Canadian — Standards:
‘Rusosiatton'. Provincial
“regulations wow make such:
‘safety. requirements. mandatory:
om but their: inclusion in’ federal.
regulations” permita ptrict. . er
forcement on a national scale: :

“Wet cell’ batteries, used:
electrical toys must ba wak- orga!
when subjected to rigorous
shaking and dropping testy. As
well, any toys ‘with Hot surfaces
such as toy stoves or irons, which
could burn a childs are” also
subject to regulations based on
CSA standards of safety...

Celluloid tovs. with) the ex:
ception of pingpony balls are
subject to an smmediate ban, The
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as noise-making toys, .
‘trunks, . finger paints, toy steam
engines, kite strings and elastic.
used: in. prams and: playpens.

: toys meet.

Woy dnimals must not be made, of
flammable

“play

The new. regulations. should not
affect the price of toys. now on the.
market since. many - Canadian |
the” Tequirements

white ‘material : for stuffed : toys. <
Since. these two. provinces
represent a large part of the toy
market Canada, “most:
Canadian ‘manufacturers ‘meet
this: requirement, “This: was not:
binding. on’ toys» coming into
Canada. from other countries, $0
-a British, Standards label ~ on.
stuffed toys is your protection on
imports.

Pool ‘Centre
Taxation is
Calculated —

A comparison. of “costs for:
property owners in different
“areas. of assessment has. been
drawn up by Town Hall otticials
relating to increased taxes which
will be necessary. if. the two.
‘referendums. are approved,

would: include $7.10 for the pool.
Land $6.60 for the activily centre)
-for a new home valued at $21,900,
anes would include $7,635 for. the
pool, $6. B2 for the centre; taxes

Sinelude. $8.04 per.)
pool, $6.00 for the centre, older
homes valued at $15,000 Ww ould be
| taxed to the amount of $5.34 for
“the pool, $4 64 for the centre, and

price . of. between | $8,000" ‘and
$10,000 would. pay annual tans
“representing | a 9 for. the. pool
and: $1.45. for the activity centre,
amd the offieiak

“Th the latter ease,

two ret erendums. -

awarded to non-riders, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Fraser, who have been
‘with the Club since the beginning —
‘help with our Saanichton bocth.

Dorothy: Jordan;

Temblett;.:

For the resident of a new home | §
valued. at $20,000, annual taxes. |B

“ona $25,000) new home would: ff
year Tor the.

‘smaller old: homes with a sale |.

Arthur Moorhouse, skipper of
Diana, that suffered shipwreck in
Shoal Harbour and later on the
rocks at Curteis Point is going to
re-build his boat. Two separate
sources hearing of his plight
came forward, one with an offer
of all the necessary yellow cedar
planking to be milled to
specifications and another witha
supply of oak for the ribs. Such is
the spirit of fellowship among
sailors when one of their number
meets with disaster.

St. Paul's United.Church Hall
was packed as members of the
Sunset Riding Club and their
guests gathered for the Annual
Awards Banquet on the evening
of Nov. 27: A: delicious Turkey
dinner was served by the ladies of
‘the church, with seconds for
those who. could handle it.
Trophies were presented to the
winners by the Club's’ oldest
member, Mrs. E: Burrows.
Winners. were: Luella Goddard
Showmanship Trophy: - Mrs.
Colleen Hague; Runner Up~-'Miss

Suzane Chranows.
Sportsmanship - Trophy © -

and have been. a tremendous

Sr. Western: ‘Pleasure - “Mrs.
-Runner- “Up
Mrs. Bonnie: McColl: SES a
Jr. Western: Pleasure: -’ Garry:
Toller, . Runner- UPS Kelly.

“Dee. 14, - Drop. in,” cards. and .

“games, 2p.m:; Tuesday, Dec. 15,

«Jacko, 2 p.m.

Club: and crib, i 30 p m. Friday. 7

legislation, “ both’ ‘federal: and: Dec: i, Jacko, 2 pans ‘Monday,

“provincial, for your ‘protection. ‘In:
-Manitoba, and Ontario, provincial

legislation’ covers the use of new, | ;
degislati 0 the 9 Senior: “Citizens: ‘who. require.

WITH GWYN OWEN

Arthur Moorhouse and his
‘crew,
that it will take a long time to
rebuild Diana, perhaps over a
year. Apart from. the hull, her
mast will have to be replaced and
her sails are a complete loss,
shredded to ribbons. Moorhouse
mourns the fact that he can never
replace the planking in single
unbroken strips
stern as was the case originally.
There. will have
spliced joints in the repair job.

Came across an intriguing little
instrument this week. It is an all-
plastic windguage of Swedish
design, held in the hand. It works
on the principle of a light disc
that is lifted by air pressure ina
slightly
curacy
pensive. Could be an answer to
the Christmas Stocking for your
favourite sailor. Baoting. wives
take note!

A whisper has reached our ears
that a formal request for the use

favourable response. from . the
present owners.
This. suggéstion was raised in
Gun’l Gossip several weeks ago
and has apparently been picked
up by an. influential party. in
community »
Peninsula: Let’s hear some feed
back from our readers on.-this.

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THIRD READING

Central Saanich on Monday
gave third reading to the Trailer
and Tent Park Zone amendment
by-law.

Chamber of

Douglas Craven. expect

from bow. to

to be some

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Donation of $50 toward the
Sidney and North Saanich
Commerce

Children's Christmas Party was
approved Monday by Centra}
Saanich council.

x GAMES OF LUCK AND SKILL FoR HOURS OF

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STOCKING FILLERS FOR FISHERMEN

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Minister. of Municipal Affairs
Dan’. ‘Campbell took part in a:
round-table discussion: with the .|
municipal councils of Sidney: and | §
North Saanich on December 2 in.
reference. to future fire Protection,
affairs. :

transportation, to the voting hall
on Saturday, Dec..12, please call.
‘the office, 656-3412,. any. day
between
‘telephone wil be manned all day
‘Saturday. Bay

Sanscha - “Halle:
citizens ofthe district,
visitors are welcome.

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the extra taxes incurred with the.

“INTENSIVE USE.

at Centennial Pool office Gis

week “eoncerns the>

In November, Avsl, standards
governing mechanical hazards
assactated with toys will go into
efforr” Boaters clare panels
plastic. exposed nails, Rerews
and bolts and. spring wound

ta meet cepecitied etnies of
saftey. Other rales will prohibit

driving mechanige call all have

dangerous features im suc things Peyeur.” says Mra, Sewer y

‘advantages of indoar: versas
outdoor pools. Eleanor Sewerby,
who instructor lool awimniere
nat summer

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