DEMONSTRATING EMERGENCY first aid are scouts Saturday

at Peninsula Co-op.

of the Sidney Firehall.

GARBED FOR FIREFIGHTING is brownie leader Kim Goddard,
who donned the protective clothing during a March 26 tour

- Brownies four hall

The Sidney Firehall was
inspected by 20 Sidney brownies,
and their leaders, March 26.

Diane Hanan, Kim Goddard and
their young charges explored the
fire vehicles and the hall, listened
to a short fire and life safety

lecture, watched a fire safety video
and tired out a portable fire extin-
guisher.

Fire prevention officer Larry
Buchanan invites other groups to
arrange tours by calling his office
at 656-1184.

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Plaque notes support

A demonstration of first-aid
techniques in the parking lot of the
Peninsula Co-op in Central Saa-
nich highlighted the presentation
of a plaque to the store by the 10th
Tsartlip beavers, cubs, scouts and
venturers.

The plaque was given to recog-
nize the work done each year by

Assault
suspect
released

A Sidney man charged with two
counts of assaulting police was
released from custody Thursday.

But he was back in custody
Monday on breach of probation
charges.

Then he was released Monday
afternoon following a hearing in
Victoria provincial court.

Lyndon Charles Valan, 19, was
released on a $1,000 recognizance
by Judge Ralph Hudson.

Yalan, in custody on the March
26 assault charges, was earlier
released by Judge Robert Greig, in
Sidney provincial court Thursday.

Crown Counsel Edward Orm-
heim tried to re-open the bail
hearing later Thursday, after
receiving more information from
police, but Greig refused.

Ormheim then gave Valan notice
of a bail review to be held in
Sidney provincial court Monday.

Monday morning Valan was
arrested by police on charges of
breaching probation on Feb. 5 and
on March 26.

Judge Stephen Denroche
declined to rule on the bail hearing
originally heard by Judge Greig.
The bail review was adjourned to
Victoria Monday afternoon.

Defence lawyer Tom Morino
told Victoria Judge Hudson the
breach of probation charges were
Jaid so Valan could be placed in
custody.

Judge Hudson said the breach
charges under which Valan was
arrested could have been laid ear-
lier.

Allowing Valan to remain in
custody could lead to Crown coun-
sel holding back breach of proba-
tion charges against suspects, Hud-
son said.

Yalan was ordered to return to
court May 3 on all charges.

the store towards the scout groups’
Christmas tree sale. The store
orders and displays the trees, sells
the trees during the day Monday to
Friday and tums the profit over to
the scouting organization.

Young people and parents han-
dle the tree sales in the evenings
and on weekends.

Last year’s sales raised almost
$1,300 to support activities for the
85 young people involved in the
scouting groups.

The store also gives the organi-
zation a discount on camping sup-
plies. Each year the Co-op donates
over $10,000 to community organ-
izations.

LORDY, LORDY

HELEN
JOSEPHINE
DUNLOP is

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