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CANDIDATES (-) Richard Holmes, Don Hutchings, moderators Bob Smith and Cy Relph,
Clive Tanner, Elsie McMurphy and Thomas Aussenegg.

Residents invited to an all candidates’ meeting tonight and another Oct. 15 L

Two more all candidates meet- from 7 to 9:30 pm. at Brentwood of Commerce and The Review are
ings are planned before the Oct.17 Elementary School, 7085-Wallace sponsoring a candidates’ forum
provincial election. Dr., Brentwood. Oct. 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Sanscha

A meeting sponsored by the The Saanich Peninsula Chamber Halll, Sidney.

Saanich School District parent
association will be held tonight

A MAIN COURSE
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Five candidates file s\ Samba Subs

Five candidates filed nomina-
tion papers for the Saanich North
and the Islands constituency by the

| 1 p.m. deadline Friday. S 1 |
Nominated are Social Credit CC1LaE

candidate Richard Holmes of Sid- A SALE
ney, a businessman; New Demo-
cratic candidate Elsie McMurphy
of Sidney, an executive director;
Liberal candidate Clive Tanner of
Sidney, a businessman; Family
Coalition candidate Thomas Aus-
senege of Brentwood, a systems
analyst; and Reform Party of B.C
candidate Don Hutchings of Vic-

toria, self-employed.
Advance polls will be held Oct.
9 to 12 from 1 to 9 p.m. Polls will
be held at Sanscha Hall on Beacon

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Children caught
in boat break-in

Seven youths ranging in age

Santen An Important Announcement for

_Deouty Chief Genre Lavson Greater Victoria Motorists

| about 7 pm.
Six youths were caught by one : 3 3 .
EIS atone Gas Caught Dy s part of the Vancouver Island Highway McKenzie Ave. Diversion
another officer. Project, the Ministry of Transportation and j Ta
The youths’ parents were con- Highways is upgrading McKenzie Avenue and Legend i oN
tacted, and the matter was resolved the Pat Bay Highway from a signalized intersection eee, coe
when they picked their children 3 4 ones 6 lelsee E pe
up. to an interc ange. S88 Temporary diversions
GG 2 Seige fame ee ee eee ns wae | og] oem ‘ompleted interchan}
Catch them when they To make room for construction, a temporary ae 2
youn and maybe we Can kee diversion will be built to carry traffic around the | | ee Pedestian route i
them something,” said Lawson. eee : en : : ; s
: existing intersection. This diversion will provide two
Charges coming lanes northbound and two lanes southbound on the
A Qlyeaxokl Stiney man *s Pat Bay Highway, and two lanes in each direction on
expected to face a number of McKenzie Avenue. A temporary intersection with
fone eee on from an full movements, traffic lights and crosswalks will be |
accident last month. + at
Central Sannich polie-seceived located to the north and east of the existing
a complaint about an erratic driver intersection.
heading south on East Saanich Construction of the McKenzie Avenue/Pat Bay
Road on Sept. 19. sh di ee
Splice said ihe cae yas tevalling Highway diversion is now under way and should be
about 90 km-h in a 50-km-h zone finished by spring 1992.
uM oe Once the diversion is complete, construction of the a :
Police are recommending new interchange itself can commence, with : a
charges of impaired driving, driv- completion scheduled for the summer of 1994. ; erenaaks Rd!

ing over .08 and dangerous driving: : : : : ae
Ie eae Your patience during this construction period is

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