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SEA SHANTIES will be among the tunes performed by the duo
of Holdstock and MacLeod at Deep Cove Folk Club this
Friday starting at 8 p.m. The club meets at St. John’s United

Church, 10990 West Saanich Road, Deep Cove. Admission is

$2.50 and includes refreshments. Everyone is welcome.

There will be a salt tang in the
air when Dick Holdstock and
Allan MacLeod breeze through the
Deep Cove Folk gathering this
Friday with their lively songs of
the sea.

The Califomia based duo have
three records to their credit and 14
years’ of working together, singing
shanties as they should be sung at
the major maritime festivals
throughout North America.

Description
resulis in fast
arrest of suspect

_A man wanted by at least two
other police departments was
arrested by Central Saanich police
Sunday afternoon, thanks to an
accurate description, deputy
police Chief George Lawson said.

A woman in the 8100-block
Lochside Drive heard a noise and,
upon investigating, found a man in
the home’s laundry room, about
1:05 p.m. Sunday.

The man, a 25-year-old former
Ontario resident, told the home-
owner he had heard a noise and
came tO investigate, police said.

The homeowner allowed the
man to leave, then called police
giving a complete description. A
short time later police Cst. John
Teague located the man on the
west side of the Pat Bay Highway
near Central Saanich Road, Law-
son said. :

“She was able to give us a very
accurate description which helped
the constables immensely,” Law-
son said.

Ricki Bertrand of no fixed
address is facing charges of unlaw-
fully being in a dwelling house,
break and enter with intent and
obstructing a police officer.

Bertrand is also wanted by
police in North Bay, Ont. and Red
Deer, Alta.

annual spring clean-up.

TOWN OF SIDNEY
INVITATION TO TENDER
ANNUAL SPRING CLEAN-UP

The Town of Sidney invites bids from Companies in
the refuse collection business to undertake the

Conditions of Tender and Tender Form may be
obtained at the Town Hall, 2440 Sidney Avenue,
Sidney, B.C. between 8:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.
Monday through Friday. Closing date for submis-
sions will be April 16th, 1991 at 3:00 p.m.

They play guitar, mandolin and
ciltem, spicing up their songs with
sparkling accompaniments and
outrageous stories.

The cosy atmosphere of Deep
Cove Folk, held in St. John’s
United Church hall, promises an
intimate and entertaining evening.

The show starts at 8 p.m. in the
hall, 10990 West Saanich Road.
The $2.50 admission at the door
includes refreshments. Participants
are requested to lug-a-mug.

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SFOPPERS

Suzuki torched

This week Crime Stoppers is
asking the public’s help to solve
an arson in Saanich.

On Friday, Jan. 25, at 2:30 a.m.a
1986 Suzuki Samurai parked in
the 5000-block Cordova Bay Road
was set afire.

The fire spread to a 17-foot boat

which was parked alongside the
vehicle and in turn damaged the
nearby garage.

A neighbor called the fire
department after being avakened
by someone honking an automo-
bile horn. The total loss and dam-
age was in excess of $23,000.

Crime Stoppers wants to solve
this arson and will pay up to
$2,000 for information leading to
an arrest.

If you have information on this
or any other serious crime call
Crime Stoppers, 24 hours a day, at
386-TIPS — that’s 386-8477 —
or from outside Greater Victoria
call toll-free 1-800-665-8477.

M. Townsend, Director
Works & Services
Town of Sidney

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Monday April 15

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6:30 pm ARTS CALENDAR
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7:30 pm SHORELINE
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Tonight, news about the
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coverage of the Apnl 15th
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9:00 pm THE HELEN SIMS
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