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STEPPING OUT on a school-wide Terry Fox walk Sept. 16 were students from sansbury-
MeTavish schools in North Saanich. Students from Sansbury walked to McTavish school and
then'joined the Mctavish students in a walk to the nearby Victoria Airport.

Strike delays request for flushing report

Sidney aldermen want a clearer
picture of water flushing action
behind the breakwater before a
public hearing on the proposed
expansion of the Port Sidney
Marina.

Council voted to ask the federal
Small Crafts Harbours Branch for
a report on flushing during a
meeting Sept. 9. Aldermen hope
the report can be completed as
soon as possible before the Oct. 7
public hearing on the marina’s
controversial expansion plans.

However, Small Crafts Harbours
was hit by the Public Service
Alliance of Canada strike, and an
official says he is not sure the
branch has enough time to respond
with all the information council
wants.

“We were in a Strike situation
and people were rather short,”
said regional director John
MeNally from Vancouver.

“We'll try to get whatever infor-

mation we have to Sidney,” he
said.

In council, Ald. Don Amos said
floats in the marina divide the
surface of the water, “but we don’t
know what kind of underflow we
get.”

_ Ald. Bob Jones said a similar
report was probably done before
the breakwater was built, ‘but
what is in those waters has perhaps
changed.”

He said a new report was
needed.

McNally said staff are reviewing
the files on the port. Small Crafts
Harbours will try to gather new
information if it is required before
the Oct. 7 meeting.

He could not say whether new
data could be collected in time.

“Tl tell (council). whatever I
can by the meeting date.”

A second public hearing was
called by council for legal reasons
after a first was held in June. It was

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deemed necessary after elected
officials said they gathered more
information on the project during
a July tour of the Port and adjacent
residences.

Town staff said a rezoning bylaw
could be declared invalid by the
courts because this new informa-
tion was not heard in an open,
public forum.

Granville West Capital Corp. is
seeking approval to expand into
the water area north of the present
marina.

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THE PENINSULA COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
is pleased to offer the following Community
Counselling (Operation Parenting) Services.

“YOU AND YOUR BABY” Group

Session 1 beginning Wednesday, September 25, 10:00 a.m. - noon
at St. Paul's United Church, 2410 Malaview, Sidney and Thursday,
October 3, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m., at Mt. Newton Centre, 2158 Mt.
Newton X Rd., Saanichton. Weekly information and discussion
groups for new parents. Topics include adjusting to parenthood,
exploring your work options, music for babies/children ete. Child
care available at both locations.

COST: $18.00 for 6 week session or $3.50 drop-in per week.
Enrollment limited. Contact Kim at 656-6671.

“STEP TEEN” Group

Systematic Training for effective Parenting of TEENS is available to
parents of teens (11 - 19). It is a preventative, practical, hands on
approach to parenting:
DATES: October 9 - December 11, 1991 (10 sessions).
TIME: 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
‘COST: $50.00 per couple

_ $35.00 per person (includes 1 manual)
LOCATION: Peninsula Community Association

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ENROLLMENT: 14 only

CONTACT ELAINE AT PC.A. 656-0134 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION

power.

friends and frills.

Social Credit just isn't the same
anymore. They've been corrupted by
almost 40 years of uninterrupted

Scandal after scandal.
Resignation after resignation.
Millions of dollars wasted on

They've forgotten who they are.

Social Credit isn't
what it used to be.

It’s time for a change.

"It was the cabinet, it was the

went along (with Vander Zalm)."

== JIM-NIELSEN, former Socred cabinet

minister

of the Bennetts of Kelowna has
become a weary, myopic, insular
organization. "

caucus, it was the party board and
a lot of party members who simply

"The once proud and open party

The Victoria & Area White Pages
are about to close.
(also Saanich Peninsula Neighbourhood Directory)

Now’s the time to check your listing to make sure it's
accurate and up-to-date —you may want to include
other family members.

Now Is also the time to add or alter your business
listing. Remember to check the names and positions
of key employees for possible listing additions or
revisions. Charges apply for changes and extra listings.

Call your B.C Tel Customer Service Office before your
opportunity fades away. Zs

We make away Of life.

And who they work for.

Bill Vander Zalm never
understood the ethical failures of his
government.

And his hand-picked successor,
Rita Johnston, doesn't either.

se NEY, ant

-- DAVID MITCHELL, B.C. historian and
author of W.A.C. Bennett's biography

Social Credit doesn’t deserve a
vote of confidence. They haven't
earned it.

It’s time for a change.

ELECT

ELSIE
McMURPHY

Saanich North and the Islands

TheReview Wednesday, September 25,1991 — A10