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Help arrives
for new
club house

The Boys’ and Girls’ Club of
Central Saanich got an ever-
icreasing amount of help from
the municipality in relocating to a
leased house from the old fire hall
on East Saanich Road.

Initially, finance committee
chairman Ald. Wayne Watkins
suggested the club be given $3,000
to upgrade the electrical to handle
safely equipment, make some
renovations and build a chain-link
fence.

After discussion Feb. 12, the
parks and recreation committee
decided $4,000 would be suffi-
cient to fix up the new temporary
premises.

Then, when the committee rec-
ommendation came to council
Feb. 19 it was decided that $6,000
would be made available for
improvements to make the resi-
dence into a temporary clubhouse
for the Boys’ and Girls’ Club to
Tun its programs.

Parks committee chairman Ald.
Wayne Hunter said concerns
expressed by committee and club
director Ralph Hembruff would be
best met with an expenditure of
$6,000.

About $1,700 was needed to
upgrade the clectrical system in
the house in order to install emer-
gency lighting, u fire alarm system
and illuminated exit doors with
signs.

Structural changes required
include installing a sccond exit,
removing two walls and framing a
furnace enclosure.

Handrails, a sprinkler system for
the furnace, new locks, new lino-
leum flooring and sccuring an
existing water well was also
required, Hembruff said.

Other arcas that needed work
were being looked after by the

owner and volunteer labor.
“The question is, how much
will anyone pul into a temporary,

building,” Hembrulf asked.

Ald. Wayne Watkins said the
term ef the Icase is for a 24-month
period and he suspects the club
could be there for 24 months.

Mayor Ron Cullis said: “We
sold the other property for
$475,000 so there should be some
money there for capital costs.”

Hembrulf said the owner of the
house has been very co-operative
and club members have been
doing a lot of manual work to
improve the house.

MANGLED COUGAR was hit on Bevan Avenue JUST Off
Fifth, Street about 12:30 p.m. Thursday after a 67-year-
old Sidney woman driving a 1983 Subaru turned off Fifth
Street and apparently didn’t see the car in front of her,
police said. The Subaru hit the back of the Cougar,
driven by a 47-year-old Sidney man, causing an
estimated $3,000 damage. Neither driver was injured
and no charges were laid, Sidney RCMP said.

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Break-in attempt

Illegal entry was attempted at
the East Saanich Road Store in
North Saanich sometime overnight
Feb. 27, Sidney RCMP said.

Police believe the same persons
who attempted entry to the store
also tampered with some mail-
boxes at East Saanich and Leal
Roads.

Persons with information about
those responsible are asked to call
Sidney RCMP or CrimeStoppers.

House break-in

A home on Trillium Place in
North Saanich was missing some
stereo equipment following a
lunch-hour break-in Friday.

The owner returned to the house
about 1:30 p.m. to find a stereo
amplifier, a compact disc player
and several compact discs were
stolen.

Police are continuing to investi-
gate.

Mini-tractor stolen

A miniature International tractor
valued at about $500 was stolen
{rom the yard of a home on
Bakerview Avenue in Sidney
within a two-hour time period
Wednesday night.

The bright red tractor is a pedal-
powered child’s toy built as a
replica of an original International
tractor, police said.

It disappeared sometime
between 6:30-8:30 p.m. Feb. 28.

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Motorcycle chase
ends with arrests

A high-speed chase that started
on Keating Crossroad just past 12
midnight Sunday morning ended
when the male driver and a female
passenger ran after pulling into a
driveway. :

A Central Saanich police patrol
car spotted the pair travelling at
excessive speed on Keating Cross-
road and began pursuit.

The Honda motorcycle turned
off Keating and sped down Veya-
ness Road, through a 35-km/h
zone, before it pulled into a drive-
way.

Two people got off the bike and
ran but were caught by police. A
23-year-old Brentwood man and a
juvenile female will face charges.

Mar not ad member
of CRD commitiee

Central Saanich Ald, Jack Mar
is not one of four CRD board
directors appointed to a CRD
emergency measures steering
committee.

Mar said he resigned from the
board’s steering committee one
day after being appointed because
it was formed as a result of a
$30,000 CRD study his member
municipality did not contribute to.

“I resigned from it before the
first meeting,” Mar said. ‘“We
didn’t share in the costs of that
$30,000 study and I felt it wasn’t
appropriate for me to sit on it.”

Based on a CRD press release,
The Review reported Mar’s
appointment Jan. 31. Mar was
unavailable for comment prior to
that publication.

New appointments
to C. Saanich APC

Four new members were named
to the seven-member Central Saa-
nich Advisory Planning Commis-
sion recently.

Appointed for two-year terms
ending Dec. 31, 1991 were David
Hamilton, David Nichols and
James Wilson.

John Meikle was appointed to
sit on the commission for a one
year term.

The seven-member advisory
body is expected to elect a chair-
man to replace current chairman
Tom Cockbum.

Council announced the appoint-
ments following an in camera
meeting Feb. 19.

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