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\* Nudist alert
after assault

“With the warm weather upon
us, some persons feel compelled to
worship the sun with skin only,”
Central Saanich police Sgt. Chris
Morrison said Monday.

Historically, areas near Island
View Regional Park are frequented
by nude sunbathers and this sum-
mer is no exception.

Police recently received one
complaint about an elderly gentle-
men accosting a 19-year-old Vic-
toria man on the beach north of the
CRD park.

Morison said the man came to
the police office to file a report
after falling asleep on the beach,
clad in walking shorts, about 2:45
p-m. Wednesday.

“He woke up to find an elderly
gentleman, totally nude, touching
his crotch,” Morrison said. The
Victoria man responded by pun-
ching the nudist in the nose and,
believing he had broken the man’s
nose, alerted police.

Police have a suspect and will
recommend public nudity charges
and other related charges to the
attorney general’s department,
Morison said.

Other complaints of nudity on
the beach “will be investigated
and will not be tolerated,” Morri-
son said.

Police require approval from the
attomey general to proceed with
public nudity charges but “we will
seek that approval if offenders are

. identified,” Morrison said.

Police search
for suspects

Sidney RCMP are investigating
two area break-ins in late June.

Police say on June 24, at about 3
p-M., suspects entered a residence
on Wain Road.

They fled when the owners
came home. A small amount of
change was taken, police said.

And June 28, between 9 a.m.
and 12 p.m. noon, thieves broke
into a house in the 9500-block of
Maryland Drive by kicking in the
rear door, police said.

A small amount of jewelry is
missing, including two gold
chains, gold earrings and a silver
charm bracelet.

Anyone with information on
these incidents is asked to contact
Sidney RCMP at 656-3931, or call
Crime Stoppers.

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Middle school sife not sold

Purchase of the new middle
school site should be finalized
next week, District 63 superinten-
dent Hank Stefaniak said Tuesday.

The district has a signed agree-
ment with Brentwood Gardens to
buy the 6900-block Wallace Drive
property, but still needs provincial
government borrowing approval to
service the 12-acre site.

Stefaniak anticipates receiving
that approval sometime next week.

“Until we have that, we cannot
close the deal on the land,” he
said. Borrowing approval to pur-
chase the property has been
received.

The district is still planning to
open the new school in September
1992, he said.

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However major weather prob-
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Stefaniak said.

Both reports must be completed
before the municipality will allow
construction of the new school.

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