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PROTEST

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installations to compete with pri-
vate enterprise.

Paquette cited a BCGEU letter
that calls cold beer and wine stores
“the enemy” and calls for mem-
bers to boycott cold beer and wine

HISTORIC ELEGANCE, carefully restored, has put this house at
West Saanich Road and Mt. Newton Crossroad on the
Central Saanich Heritage Advisory Commiittee‘s short list for

heritage designation.

Wrong names in
horse/ rider pic

Information that appeared under a
front-page picture in the September
30 edition of The Review incorrectly
identified a horse and its rider

Tn fact, Sunset Riding Club mem-
ber Chelsea Dodd was nding Midn-
ight Mischief during the fall points
day Sept. 27.

The Review apologizes for any
embarrassment that may have been
caused.

Bolt in favor

Central Saanich Coun. Clarence
Bolt is not opposed to the pro-
posed 18-hole Pioneer Valley
executive golf course.

Bolt opposed a motion to for-
ward the golf course application to
‘the province’s Agricultural Land
Commission because he preferred
to have an open discussion about
the application at a committee
level, he said last week.

The Review reported Oct. 7 (C
Saanich backs golf course) that
Bolt said the application should

——— not be supported by council.

“T don’t have much difficulty
with the application going to (the
land commission), Bolt said
Thursday. “I just felt the issue
should have been discussed at
committee.”

Bolt also said there is ambiguity
within the official community plan
in regards to golf courses.

A 15-unit family housing pro-
ject proposed for 7865-Patterson
Road was tumed down by Central
Saanich council Oct. 5.

Funding had been tentatively.
approved by the B.C. Housing
Management Commission for the
non-profit housing development,
said Hilary Stewardson, executive
director of the Pacific Housing
Advisory Association.

She applied for rezoning of the
property, adding that the grant
would be lost if the housing asso-

HERITAGE HO

Stores.

The letter says they are “non-
union, privatized, put-your-union-
brother-or-sister-out-of-work cold
beer and win stores’? but both
Sidney stores have unionized
employees.

Six existing liquor stores in the
Greater Victoria area are proposed
for refrigeration. Sidney’s store is
included but the Brentwood bay
store is not on the list.

Non-profit housing rejected

ciation is not able to make pro-
gress towards the project by the
end of October.

“Tt would be a great shame to
lose this housing; it is badly
needed in this area;” she added.

Coun. Clarence Bolt recom-
mended council advise Pacifica
Housing that no housing applica-
tions are being considered in Cen-
tral Saanich because of the sewer
moratorium,

Council agreed although Coun.
Gary Valiquette voted against the
motion.

USES

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College Memorial Chapel at 792-
Sea Drive, Horatio White House at
1820-Stelly’s Crossroad and the
Master's residence at 797-Sea
Drive.

Also worthy of heritage designa-
tion are the Mt. Newton Cottage at
7969-West Saanich Road, the
Newman farm at 8073-Veyaness,
the Paten residence at 912-Mt.
Newton Crossroad, the Prairie Inn
at 7806-East Saanich Road, the
Saanich Agricultural Hall and the
Saanich Pioneer Museum at 7924-
East Saanich Road and the Saa-
nich Masonic Temple at 8105-
Derrinberg Road.

The final seven structures on the
list are St. Mary’s Church at
1934-Cultra Avenue; Shady Creek
United Church at 7180-East Saa-
nich; Sluggett Memorial Baptist
Church at 7008-West Saanich

Road; the Sluggett residence at

6782-West Saanich Road; the
Temperance Hall (Lions Hall) at

Thompson residence at 6996-West
Saanich Road and Verdier House
at 7247-West Saanich Road.

The committee also recom-
mended that a roadside marker be
installed at 1413-Mt. Newton
Crossroad to recognize the site of

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