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vandalized but it’s also a crime
what youths are getting way with
in the courtrooms.

Until the court system changes
and starts to come down hard on
the youths who are committing
these crimes, there will be more
and more Bobs around who will
be walking out of courtrooms with
a smile on their face as they. say,
‘what a joke!’

M. Ofstie

Sidney

We should use
British example

Editor:

Highways Minister Lyall Han-
son’s decision to stop Pat Bay
Highway upgrading pending a
transportation study is very timely
and needed, but may it be sug-
gested that he send some of his
staff to Britain to observe the
highways there?

The British motorways carry
many hundreds times the amount
of traffic that the Pat Bay Highway
does, and does it without town-
destroying, monstrous overpasses
every few miles.

Also, very impressive on a
recent visit to the UK was the very
frequent use of roundabouts at the
intersection of streets, (mot on the
motorways). These very efficient
roundabouts, Some no more than a
painted circle about as big as a
manhole cover, very efficiently
allow traffic to keep moving with-
out the never ending stop streets,
four-way stops, and traffic lights of
our road systems.

The argument that they will not
work here is decried by the fact
that thousands of tourists rent cars
in Britain, and after a few nervous
circuits of roundabouts, discover
that they can move more quickly
without the atmosphere polluting,
car-wearing, brake-destroying, of

our stop and start traffic system.

Do you think the reason that
traffic roundabouts are so success-
ful in Britain is the fact that the
Bnits drive on the right side of the
road?

Cy Relph

Sidney

A big thank you
Editor:

On behalf of the cast, crew and
production team of Parkland
“Showtime” Dance Company, we
would like to take the opportunity
of sincerely thanking The Review
and yourself, our families, friends

and our wonderful audience for all
the encouragement and support
provided for our show at the Royal
Theatre May 27. It was truly a
wonderful evening and one we
shall not forget in a hurry.

We also wish to say a big thank
you to the many businesses for
their financial donations towards
defraying the costs of our Cana-
dian Youth Ambassadors trip
planned to Finland and Russia in
December.

If ever there was evidence of
overwhelming friendship on the
Saanich Peninsula, we all experi-
enced it last week. Thank you
everyone for making it happen.

The cast, crew and production
team of Parkland ‘‘Showtime’’
Dance Company’s ‘‘Festival of
Friendship.”

transportation study.”

said.

End Road near the Swartz Bav
ferry terminal “so that it may be
brought under the scope of the

That interchange, as well as the
one proposed for McKenzie Ave-
nue, will go ahead, the minister

The group said the McKenzie

SSPC supports highway moratorium

The Save Saanich Peninsula
Communities coalition “wel-
comes and supports” the morato-
rium on Pat Bay Highway upgrad-
ing imposed by the Highways
Ministry last month.

The SSPC endorsed Minister
Lyall Hanson’s decision to stop
work pending a two-year,
$500,000 regional study of trans-
portation options for Greater Vic-
tora.
The costs will be shared by the
Capital Regional District and the
province.
In a news release, SSPC spoke-
sperson Ted Bagshaw said, “Joint — -
cost-sharing will promote more of
a collective partnership, but we
warn residents that they should not
go to sleep on their concerns.”
He called on Hanson to freeze
work on the interchange at Lands

interchange should go ahead,
although it needs fine-tuning so
that it can accommodate altemate
transportation.

It also said in a release that the
Study group “must give equal
emphasis to land use, as well as
transportation. Land use decisions
need to direct transportation plans,
not the other way around.”

Sidney /

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