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SAANICH PENINSULA AND GULF ISLANDS REVIEW -

‘Wednesday, March 16, 1966

Po it was, s farmers’ « ‘day in the Legis ‘and is known as “one: “who. ‘ploughs
: > dature 1] ast: week when the (Minister a: ‘straight furrow. :.
Ji OFF ‘Agriculture’s , estimates were. put |

‘The’ minister

ae list’ of: donations i
through’ the chopper 0 on’ the floor of during ‘his ‘estimates. real that she placed on the: should- | and 29 members were’ present. One} two letters were read trom Lieut.- ‘Mrs. M. Woodward, zone. repre: members, was he ‘yet @ compara- . a
“the: House. ’ en ee ‘seemed to be. taken a ‘iittle: bit. by ers of the minister .and° she pleaded application’ ‘was “Teceived ° and ap- Governor .G. -R. Pe arkes. thanking | sentative on command ° will rep hd ‘tively small membership. Be gt
a The: ‘minister, . ‘rank ‘Richter, is surprise. as.” he realized - the~ attack her ase very ae er the “ was |- the ‘Auxiliary ”-for . recent. get-well |: the: April meeting © which: avill: be | All. ‘told; ‘the ‘sum of. $1, 220. 63 was if

= “highly” ‘respected as an. individual was “being launched by, the. lady for Ea mething he had very little con- commissioners ‘who made a minor- | and birthday cards. A long: letter. | moved forward to ‘March 18 on-ac- distributed ‘to. ‘some worthy causes.”
te trol over because it'ptimarily was ie epor rt. when he said, nie one from are Eves a of. ent the count: of ‘holiday “week. “AN preparations were. completed a A
room : nable to associate my- | Frank Minns, was discussed and the. |~ > . “fore -
| ‘THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF SIDNEY under ithe authority and control of | self with the conclusions reached by| Auxiliaty will contribute a wall ccthe sindies“Ausliars ren for area eRe Womens Re
The | ain Sn point ‘the ‘con-| pil colleagues: in _Tespect to the | panel which’ willbe placed next to the May meeting in the Mills Road hotsfe d * March 26. One full bus a
ZONING BY: L AW 1e case Mm. poin ice € Ne | Bill.”” that ‘donated: by. the. Legion: Branch. Hall: Toad will be nae fr Vict : E
.| tamination of: potatoes from crop) Hoe also went on to “recommend Mrs. L..B. Scardifield pointed out mae going from Victoria. &
: eerie eke. ats ne “the that if Victoria were’ to receive two | that Sanscha and the L.A, executive |eotniee ken “ the ele ; gi a Dr :

~} tamini tne. mk po. | members, then” Saanich’s boundar- usually meet on the same night, n's executive. meeting an us ende river

cove that were, being fed, the, oles should remain as they are and | MGs. J. Molson wil replace era) at, vlunters ave ben Sou of baat Saanich
that ‘al) ‘persons whe: deem. ~ themselves to |. ee ee of course ‘two members ‘would have Sanscha - ‘representative. oe Hebert *) Da : wo ie
be “nomice stacy of: ithe — “Zoning By-law, 1966, | forced ‘on’ the affected farms and} to represent. that area (oo. Hall “as. soon’ as possible in. order Reserve, was. fined -  §150° in Sidney i

- Amendment to.

“BY-LAW: NO: 114° AMENDMENT: TO: ZONING - BY-LAW. -NO...97, AND

THE ZONING. BY-LAW: :NO.: 220, “1966 AMENDMENT. TO. ZONING BY- |:

LAW. NO... 97,1959: AND : THE : VILLAGE: OF.. SIDNEY: ZONING BY-LAW
NOL 114: AMENDMENT. ‘TO. ZONING - BY-LAW. NO. 97. WEL

“© WHEREAS | it “is* ‘deemed necessary and. expedient: ‘that ‘the: “Zoning
‘ By-law No:. 97 andthe. Village: of: Sidney. Zoning” By-law.No: 114-Amend-
sment:to- Zoning’. By-law. No;-:97,°and» the Zoning» By-law No.” 220, °° 1966.
Amendment ‘to: Zoning. : By-law. No... 97,. 1959and™: the: Village: of. Sidney
Q Zoning. By-law. No. 114 Amendment to Zoning By-law. No. 97" be amended;

NOW: ‘THEREFORE ‘The: Council: of: The. Corporation: ot. the: ‘Village
of Sidney. in. open. meeting” assembled : enacts ‘as follows:.

ed. THAT: Para 3: “Definitions” be amended. ‘by deleting the: definition ‘of
“APARTMENT” and substituting. the’ following: ee Ce

‘APARTMENTS. OR MULTIPLE: DWELLINGS”. “shall r ‘mean. a. build:
ng :or: ‘portion: thereof (other: than:a-hotel) designed: or occupied: asa

than “two: families or: persons. with more. than two:

and: shall: “nehide.’ apartment:
a arden-type. apartments

uildings; terrace’

However, che siricie a few: stones | °

“ZONING: BYLAW NO. ‘97 AND THE VILLAGE. OF. SIDNEY ZONING.

‘respect to Ottawa’s. lack of action..
‘| FOOD DISPENSERS =>”

| DUPLICATE BRIDGE

RESULTS LISTED
Six tables.were’ in playin ‘the Sid-

‘ney’ and:North™: Saanich: ‘duplicate.
bridge tournament: on Friday even-

(2)°R.: M. ‘Mar-
tin’ and Dr. T, N. Barber. aa

member. from Grand Forks-Green-
wood. :.
“Although ‘the: problem’ was. very

{ederal government action | to. re-
lieve. othe’ plight”, of : these farmers
was ver y.. ‘slow.

T°am ‘sure. that some. “of the po-
tato’ growers in ‘our area’ suffering

from the ‘effects’ of. the golden nema-
‘tode. ‘are inclined: to. feel -the. .same

way. and: in: the disposition’ -of-com-
pensation. Eventually: the* minister.

blame any | longer and sharply’ re-
buked ‘the opposition: ‘for’ their.’ wor-
risome: attack -on ‘him: «=...

° I eannot help: but think that: if the

‘parties- involved: in the debate had
‘been. as persistent and emphatic’ to-.

wards: the federal. government de-

partments, ‘maybe | they” would -have

got.some results...’ It'seems to : be

fies the. -attitude- of: the farmer. in

In the. light ° of “some: information
“received : that: ‘school: cboards “are

. ‘| ooking: into, the possibility. of- instal-.|\
33 ling” food’ dispensers, Te asked | ‘the |

minister. if he would. keep in’ mind:
‘\.the: benefit: these: avould: hav
| flu

dt sible: ‘argument’ ‘to’ aestre. ‘that’ ‘these:

kind of dispensers, rather. than ‘ soft

‘Branch, ‘The: Royal Canadian =

‘member ‘riding.

of agriculture refused: to: take: ‘the :

too:: often: “silent -suffering’’ “classi-

; ‘for Victoria,

Zegion
on’ Monday. -

Mrs. O.: ‘Wiggins, now “pesiding in
Sidney, - was. accepted . on ® transfer

| from L.A. No. 160 ‘Comox. °

- Mrs: A. Reddish was in ‘the’ chair

T. further suggested that. the’ Gulf

could swell be represented: by a:.two-
“Shortly : after: this
the: Premier ‘withdrew’ the Bill and

told: the House’ he would “reconsider.

the Columbia-Fernic: area by Adding
a “member. :

Of. course: this ended the ‘debate
on_it.and. now is the time for voters.
in ‘this’ area to strongly present their

case for “more . representation © be-
cause now: the House .has been po-|

tentially increased .to’ 55 ‘members

‘and Vancouver: Island. ‘is - to- suffer’

the ‘loss:of: orie member, - being: re-
duced. from 10 ‘to ‘nine, proportion-
ate. Yepresentation | between Vancou-
ver, Island” and:;:the.:Mainland. has
been: further ‘unbalanced. : I*believe

: that: all Vancouver..Island ‘members.
. | will “support the restoration. of the

10, members. “for. theIsland. "I ‘re-.

on’. this. ‘subject: -that:. he. felt:, the’ Is-.

‘land :deserved 10° members and’ 1|
_also: recall ‘that: the second moment
Donald - Smith -Stated

ate. to. do: ers, Te a mee ,

Islands would. seem to favor ‘repre- |°
‘| sentation with, Saahichand this area

among veterans,

call ‘the: ‘member for.: . Campbell: Riv-
er. mentioning: in: his: first® speech ye

-\SASKATCHEWAN VISITOR TO.
[LEGION LADIES’

MEETING |

arrangements :. for ° the’: Old: Vets’

‘Party on Friday, Mar. 18, are nearly

complete but many invitations have

-not been acknowledged - as yet. Vet-
erans requiring transportation may
“phone her. at 656-3464... ee

“Mrs. Molison spoke of . the ” ‘urgent
need : for membership. in Sanscha.
‘A letter. .was read from :Provincial

Command L.A. Secretary. asking the:|

Ladies’ Auxiliary’ to..get behind ‘ithe

Branch on Project '’67;, which -is an

ambitious : program, Dominion-wide;

‘to raise « $1. million: ‘to continue * to:

provide a“ high. standard: of: service
to Canadians. in. the: avay.” cof work
Scholarships and
youth training.

~. For. the sick. visiting. ‘commitiec,

Mrs... R.- H. Tutte: reported 22°: pa-
tients -had. been. visited. ‘in’ Rest

“Haven,” many of..them: members of
‘the-Branch‘ and -L:A:. Eight: veterans’

and Nursing Sister Mrs..F. Trueman

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_ SERVICE FOR RELATIVES

Low. cost accommodation. and

meals ‘are’ provided at .Red: Cross.

‘Lodges adjacent to eight D.V-A. in-
stitutions, : for. visiting. ‘relatives of

on’ Past’ President Mrs. F.: Allen,

residing. in Victoria. -Two funerals

had: been: attended, three sympathy’

‘cards: and: ‘three “get-well cards: sent
by “Mrs...A:.H.: Murphy. and many

|-ealls «to convalescents...

that. it ‘may be used for meetings,
ete. >:
The. ‘monthly fombola\ was’ won by

Mrs.” B.. Naismith,’ and: suggestions.
for: money. raising . to, take the : place:|
of the: annual | bazaar which will-not
be held ‘this: year; “will be brought to

the: next: meeting...

| Ex-Service .Women.

Plan: Mainland |
Meeting Soon:

-The Ex-Service ' Women’s - ‘Royal

much business was. done...

the various: ‘committees. :

magistrate’s ‘court last: week. for

Tabsda, Mar, 8. :

| whole. “blood *

ed. Lower Vancouver

_ your needs. _

ee always. maintained.

* MeGill & Orme has sav: os

land for over 30 years.

oe Five dispensaries s e r Vv e »~
: ok Complete. ‘stock of ues fr

: * Convenient c oh a r g @

Ks MUTT

Is-

| Main Pharmacy | |
. (Fort at Broad |
/ in Victoria)
is. open until 10. 00
P m.: every” night ‘

ac- mo

good attendance was present and :

- One. .item...most ° pleasing’ to all.

driving. while: under “suspension. “He | as
was “ stopped. by, Sidney 1 RCMP on”

Tt takes: an, average. of :20 ‘units 3 of.
for: one ‘open. heart, -_
_f operations: 0 ok ; Be

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Annual reports were’ presented by .

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4 >> | ling... Winnérs were: * north-south]. Mrs, ‘Earl Lane, ‘from “Penzance ; proved and - the ‘president installed hos Hy

: — rea , é pitalized veterans. . a

wets 2 ST ee ||) Yvonne. Cummings: and’. Iris | Legion’ Ladies’ Auxiliary .in’ Saskat- | into ~ full membershiy Miss Chery! | Canadian ‘Legion, No. 182, held their a
“|| Markastrom (2). Mr. and Mrs. J.D. | chewan, was. welcomed as a visitor | Duhamel. : had been. visited. in “the: Veterans’ | Monthly meeting on Thursday, ear 8

By J. D. TISD ALLE, M. L A. Helps; jcasbovest.. () Mr. and. to the L.A. to the Saanich Peninsula Mrs:: T.. J. Gurton: reported that. Hospital and. calls’ had. been made} 3. in. the. Britannia Legion Hall. : a :

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