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News /Opinion

Office break-in

A window was smashed by
thieves intent on getting into the
constriction office at the Port Roy-
ale Estates development on Wal-
lace Drive overnight Feb. 13-14,
Central Saanich police said.

A Cobra cordless phone along
with the keys to a construction van
left at the job site were taken.

The van, containing about
$2,000 worth of hand and power
tools, was found in the Brentwood
plaza parking lot about 4 a.m. Feb.
14.

About $1,000 worth of damage
was done to the van but the
cordless telephone was found
inside.

Hot merchandise

Police believe it took two men to

Steal a gas barbecue from a home
on Dignan Road in Brentwood Bay
sometime between 7 a.m. and 2
p.m. Feb. 12.

The Westbend barbecue is val-
ued at $300 and police have no
suspects.

Slippery road

‘A 16-year-old Victoria woman
lost control of the 1981 Toyota
two-door she was driving north on
the Pat Bay Highway near Martin-
dale Road, about 6 a.m. Thursday
after she slowed down because of
road conditions, police said.

But hitting the brakes apparently
was the wrong course of action, as
the wheels locked up and the car
went off the road, sliding into a
light standard.

Police estimated damage at
about $2,000 in the one-vehicle
mishap.

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community plan are presented.
Bill Ashwell
Chairman
Association for the Protection
of Rural Central Saanich

GST
referendum

Editor:

Prime Minister Brian Mulroney
should trust Canadians to decide
through a national referendum
whether to accept the proposcd
seven per cent Goods and Services
Tax.

Such a referendum would give
Canadians the power to decide the
tax burden which they must bear.

If Canadians, after reflection

and debate, vote to implement the
seven per cent GST, they should
also have the power to decide
through a referendum during a
federal election if the rate should
be increased.

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referendum on the GST.
David Somerville
President
National Citizens’ Coalition

Mill Bay

ferry
docked

Travelers from Brentwood Bay
to Mill Bay will have to drive the
distance from Feb. 27 until] March
20.

B.C Ferries will halt the run for
three weeks starting Feb. 27 to
allow the ferry to go into drydock
for annual maintenance.

The ferry will resume service
March 20.

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