News 2 : TheReview Wednesday, June 6, 1990 — A5

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three-vehicle accident that happened about 9:39 p.m. May 29. Central Saanich police said
a 1988 Nissan four-door sedan apparenily went through a red light and struck a 1986 Ford
Tempo that was eastbound through the intersection. A 43-year-old Saanichton woman
driving the Tempo and her 15-year-old daughier were rushed to hospital with injuries, (police
said. A third vehicle, a 1984 Nissan truck red'in color, was also hit. lf was waiting in the left-turn
lane northbound when the accident happened. A 29-year-old Sidney woman in the truck

was hurt and taken to hospital, where she was treated and released. The 55-year-old Victoria Did you know...
man driving the Nissan sedan was taken to hospital with injuries and later released as well. The : :
investigation is Continuing. Federal regulations require commercial peanut butter

to contain only 90% of shelled ground roast peanuts,
and may have added up to 10% of SALT, SWEETEN-
ERS, and FAT?

However smooth and tasty commercial peanut butters may
seem, they are often made without the germ of the nut.
This valuable portion - as in grain, contains minerals, vita-
mins and protein, yet is literally fed to the birds. The
commercial objection to the peanut germ is that in storage,
the germ may cause the peanut butter to go rancid.

ee a lf you are smart, you will use the whole peanut, including
.. ae . 4 the germ, as you make your peanut butter at:
noz 8 Bs SIDNEY NATURAL FOODS

2473 Beacon Avenue

(The Joy of Cooking, page 564)
(And we have the BEST NUTS in Sidney)

‘ FIREMEN POSE AFTER hard work raising money for Muscular Dystrophy with the Sidney
Volunteer Fire Deparment.

NOTICE OF REFERENDUM RESULTS

a APPLICATION FOR A CLASS “D” LIQUOR LICENCE eee
‘ols TO OPERATE A
NEIGHBOURHOOD PUBLIC HOUSE
: 7147 WEST SAANICH ROAD

BRENTWOOD BAY, B.C.

In accordance with Liquor Control and Licensing Branch guidelines, a
referendum was conducted between February 16 and March 17, 1990.
For the application to proceed, a minimum of 60% of those voting must
vote in favour of granting the licence.

A 60% majority was not achieved in the referendum. The application
will cease on this basis.

FOR THE EXCITEMENT OF A LIFETIME

TOWN OF SIDNEY
SPRING CLEAN-UP

The 1990 Spring Clean-Up Programme will commence Monday,
June 11th, 1990 and will continue until all areas have been serviced
by the authorized contractor, B.FI. Ltd. Residents must place items
for pick-up at the roadside by 8 a.m. June 11th; there will not be
any call-backs.

Old concrete; rocks, stumps, trees, sod, construction materials and
regular “Blue Box” recycling materials will not be picked up. Inert
refuse not bagged or placed in containers must be tied securely in
bundles not exceeding three feet in length and 75 pounds in weight.
Refrigerators and freezers must have doors or lids removed.

The following items will not be picked up, but may be disposed of as
indicated:

Car bodies - Contact Ken’s Car Salvage 652-5860

Car batteries and scrap metal - contact Warrior Salvage 652-6464

Ken’s Car Salvage 652-5860

Highrise Salvage 652-5663

Oil-based Paints and Toxic Containers - Contact CRD: 383-2696
Repairable Furniture - Contact Goodwill 385-6791 &
Used Petroleum products - Contact Mohawk 386-6422 §&

In the interests of environmental concerns and reduction of costs,
residents are requested to observe the above requirements.

Enquiries should be directed to the Works and Services
Department, Town Hall - 656-1184, not to the coniractor.

FRANK WHITE

SCUBA SHOP
Hoiel Sidney 656-9202

formerly Sidney Surf & Scuba

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