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Cadets to parade down Sidney sireeits

About 150 sea cadets, with a
30-piece military band, a 40-
member guard and a 25-member
gun crew will march up Beacon
Avenue from the Port of Sidney
Saturday afternoon.

The Ceremony of the Flags and

RCMP auxiliary constable. will
have streets closed off to regular
traffic, with the assistance of town
public works crews.

The 45-minute Ceremony of the
Flags and Sunset ceremony starts
at 2 p.m. and will feature Rear

Admiral Martin as reviewing offi-
cer, accompanied by Rear Admiral
Yanow.

Saanich-Gulf Islands MP Lynn
Hunter is expected to attend, as are
local MLAs and Peninsula mayors,
Coutts said.

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MA youth who broke into a local © mended the boy attend the Coast- June 26 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. North Saanich Council Chambers
church the night of August 10 took _‘line Challenges program. 1620 Mills Road
g only a Bible, Sidney provincial Denroche placed the youth on Sidney
court Judge Stephen Denroche probation for 18 months, ordering June 27 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. Peninsula Community Association

PREPARING TO SOUND the bell, Saanich Peninsula sea cadet
Paul Dickson takes part in the Battle of the Atlantic memorial
service, held aboard H.M.C.S. Mackenzie while deployed off
the coast of Hawaii. The service is to commemorate the
sacrifice made by Canadian sailors during World War Two in

hggrd Thursday.

However the youth also dam-
aged an exterior shed door and did
$15 damage when breaking into
St. Paul’s United Church in Sid-
ney, crown counsel Edward Orm-
heim said.

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the Sunset Ceremony will be
staged on the grounds adjacent to
Sanscha Hall, at the top of Beacon
Avenue, starting at 2 p.m., said
Don Coutts, president of the Saa-
nich Peninsula branch of the Navy
League of Canada.

The sea cadets, from RCSCC
Admiral Budge, Sidney, RCSCC
Rainbow, Victoria, RCSCC Bea-
con Hill, Colwood, and Navy
League cadets, from NLCC Admi-
ral Martin, Sidney, NLCC Admiral
Rayner, Victoria and NLCC Admi-
tal Yanow, Parksville, will arrive at
the seaport at 1:30 p.m., then
march up Beacon Avenue starting
at 1:45 p.m., Coutts said.

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attend any special programs as
directed by a youth worker.

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