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*’Great response to CounterAttack campaign

Motorists responded exception-
ally well to a CounterAttack cam-
paign designed to deter drivers
from drinking, Sidney RCMP said.

“We were very happy with the

Starting to get through.”
Also during the CounterAttack

I think our message is finally period, there were 30 motor vehi-
cle accidents — but only two
involved drunken drivers.

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result and very impressed with the
public feedback,” RCMP Cpl.
Jake Bouwman said.

During the CounterAttack per-
iod from Dec. 6 until Jan. 3, the
Mounties stopped 2,086 vehicles
during 87.5 man hours and 32.5
hours of actual roadblocks, Bouw-
man said.

As a result, four drivers were
charged with driving while
a@impaired or refusing to provide a

breath sample, four drivers

received 24-hour driving suspen-
sions, 86 were charged with Motor

Vehicle Act infractions, and 72

warnings were written for equip-

ment violations and minor infrac-
tions, he said.

Most roadblocks were set up on
the Pat Bay Highway but locations
on McTavish Road, Lochside
Drive, Resthaven Drive, Mills
Road and West Saanich Road also
had roadblocks.

“We also had a few small ones
here and there on side streets,”
Bouwman said.

“There were a few vehicles that
were piled with drinkers but with a
cold sober driver, which was really

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Inserted by the Association for the

Protection of Rural Central Saanich,

Box 21002, 7816 E. Saanich Road,
Saanichton, B.C. VOS 1P0

ARE YOU THE SILENT

Pro-development advocates claim that most residents of Central Saanich
are a “silent majority’ who favour urban development on ALR lands!
On December 20, 1989, the Agricultural Land Commission recommended
that the draft of our Community Plan be amended so that ALR lands
NOT be used for urban development. On January 8, 1990, Central
Saanich Council refused to direct the planners to follow this recommen-
dation.
The Association for the Protection of Rural Central Saanich supports the
recommendation of the Agricultural Land Commission. We are attempt-
ing to persuade council to change its position. If you agree with us, | ‘ease
join our association and assist in the struggle.

Membership: Minimum Donation - $3.00

Supporting Donation - $10.00

Address: APRCS

Box 21002, 7816 Hast Saanich Rd.
Saanichton, B.C. VOS 1P0-
PLEASE NOTE:
We need your VOICE as well. Phone or write as soon as possible to:

a) Mayor and Council b) The Hon. Lyall Hanson
Central Saanich Municipal Hall Minister of Municipal Affairs
1903 Mt Newton X Rd. Parliament Buildings
Saanichton, B.C. VOS 1MO0 Victoria, B.C. V8V 1X4