TheReview

Wednesday, March 14,1990. Ag.

Three |
arrested in
auctioneers’
yard

Three people were arrested early
Friday morning after police were
alerted that someone was trying to
crash a Ford Pinto through the
fence at Jefferson’s Auctioneenng
Ltd. on Keating Crossroad.

Central Saanich deputy police
Chief George Lawson said one
male was caught by Central Saa-
nich police, another was caught
and held by a person living on the

_ property, and a third was caught
after being tracked by a police dog
from Victoria.

Police received the call about
4:30 a.m. Police allege the males
armived at the business in a stolen
vehicle and were attempting to
steal another vehicle. ;

After a newspaper clipping
about an armed robbery of the
Cordova Bay Pay Less Gas station
was apparently found on one of the

men, Saanich police were called in

to launch their own investigation,
Lawson said.

Police séized from the area a
1971 Mercury Comet, reported
stolen.

A hammer was used as a
weapon during the holdup of the
Pay Less station at 5146-Cordova
Bay Rd., March 6. ~

-Domonic Hicks, 19, of no fixed
address, Allan Keith Mole, 18, and
a 16-year-old boy from Brentwood
Bay appeared in provincial court
to face charges laid by both depart-
ments. Conditions and bail were
set in provincial court for Hicks

and Mole, Monday. Further «

charges are pending.

AIMING AN UNARMED missile launcher at targets in the
Island View Road area March 1] morning were mem-
bers of the Third Princess Patricia Canadian Light
Infantry Armoured Defence Platoon, based at the Work
Point barracks in Victoria. The platoon set up in bushes
next to the road with a TOW (tube-launched, optically-

tracked, wire-guided) missile launchers, then practised -

tracking and simulated firing on jeeps or highway
traffic. The missile launcher has a range of about 3,750
metres and takes about 20 seconds to hit a target at
maximum range. Master Corp. Ron Hinkey, an instruc-
tor, said, “itll take out any tank in the world.’’ At the
end of this month the platoon will travel to Yakima,
Wash., to practice firing shaped charges designed to
penetrate a metre of solid steel. GLENN WERKMAN photo

Driver charged
after rollover

A 25-year-old Brentwood Bay
Man was Charged with driving
with undue care and attention after
his 1981 Toyota pickup rolled over
at excessive speed on Keating
Crossroad just east of West Saa-
nich Road, about 3:15 a.m. Satur-
day.

Central Saanich police said
about $4,500 damage resulted
after the man lost control and hit a
B.C Hydro pole while westbound
on Keating Crossroad.

The man received minor injuries
and was taken to Saanich Penin-
sula Hospital by a police vehicle.

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Skills for living |

Both the Victoria Real Estate Board and the Garth Homer Centre believe the community

The Board supports the Centre where hundreds of disabled people are involved in
vocational, recreational and integration programs which help them to become more self-
sufficient. As shown in the photo, a centre member, Tracy, is learning to make fish and chip
bags for a local restaurant with assistance from her supervisor, Theresa.

It may only be fish and chip bags to you and me but to Tracy, it’s a job that needs doing.
She can be proud and dignified in doing that job well and knowing that her contribution leads

to a better community. The end result is that we

all benefit.
_ That’s why the Board and the Garth Homer

Centre put the community first.

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“the community COS frst”

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