979, W Wednesday, February 14, 1979

sub-
zoning
voted on

Saanich
and

judgement . through — the council

court of appeals.

Central. Saanich
about two years ago.

{
| Central
hat division

pre committee His next campaign was to By this time a community
ihe Monday night with aring of | win permission from the | plan had been formulated
ie

finality that construction of

highways department and,
ayedany type of store be

latterly, the

and approval of Mr. Mow’s

agricultural | plans entailed. rezoning. a

Ssists disallowed on Mr. Sam | land’ commission to re- | parcel of his farm to
Otel Mfow’s: property on locate the market on family | commercial use. Council
ame, ; Martindale Road off | property on Martindale | had reservations about the

alli in Patricia Bay Highway.
on Ever since the highways
Don, department — expropriated
Mow’s Market nearly 10
nl years ago to widen the high-
iway, Mr. Mow has been
fighting back to re-establish

‘his family business.

His first battle was over
ithe compensation proferred
"4 for the loss of the property,
but by October, 1972 Mr.
ol ; Mow

Road close to the highway.

In this endeavour, Mr.
Mow gained sympathetic
support of former councils
on the grounds that he be
permitted to continue the
business he had founded
years previously to sell farm
produce but had been
displaced by highway
reconstruction.

His first plans for a new
market were received. by

size or scale of his proposals -
and also about the dangers
of access to the market
from the highway. Another
application for a_ similar
enterprise in a different
section of the municipality
was also. received and
rejected.

Mr. Mow’s application
was also rejected in the late
fall of 1977. He appealed
for re-consideration and by
last summer he had backed
up his appeal with a 65-
signature petition. from

Pts!

won a. substantial

te Bowling News

710 residents favouring .. the
gs . ‘location of a farm market
_ In Review and convenience store in
an . ‘that area. He was invited by °

>. By LY ait RIDDEL L » ered it U W. Jones. council to submit a scaled
"4a Fifty ladies bowled off in 262 "C i nots ll Jon down proposal and a
4 the past week for the title of a “8 pi ' ° , B dispute over siting the
“Queen of the Lanes’’. Our ue. Commerca - ° '

. 46 Mikkelsen, 698 (310), S.

: 1979 Queen is Gayle Budd

of the Thursday Com- Sansbury - 684 (338), Bessie

“e mercial League who rolled Roberts; 638 ee) Smith

*7'* 225 pins over her -18) ed. Legion - Vi smith, A large number of British

pao eae average (768) including a a . - | Columbia hunters have
38,304. Thur. Commercial - Gus | jecently been mailed a

. 35. 7 Cormier,
35 The two Princesses are
Joy Scott and Jean Tallow,
;.of the Ladies Mermaids,

1 Joy rolled 118 pins over her

774 (272), E.
Ostachowicz, 664 (247),
Marg. Lovjoy, 691 (259),
Linda. Wood, 682 (259),
Maria Ostachowicz, 281.

questionnaire from the Fish
and Wildlife Branch of the
Ministry of Environment,
in a continuing program to

: 174 average and Jean 106|° Mermaids - Linda Wood monitor hunting activity in | possible, with information |data for the — wildlife
ry, | | | oe _
ry pins over her 162 average. 674 (281). ; ; . . ;
ft. Congratulations -- ladies Golden Ager’ s - Ed] . #DAYS SPENT heey |
18 ‘and many thanks to all who | Madsen, 625. (210), Ken SPECIES ABC. HUNTERS _ HUNTING 93.600: 3
; took part: and made it ; 264. -— a eer a mM oeaerne
-00 i Pp | lta Aberdeen, y Se moose 41,000 271,000 12,800
. a | 6,770: 55,000 . : a
cents ; : . W- - Caribou * 1,600 10,000 : 39 )
3 - Used TOSHIBA “mountain sheep - ‘1,080 . .9,000 D0 7
NS: ‘mountain goat" 1,520 5,500. 420. 3
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20 COLOR TELEVISION, grizzly bear 780.6000 165 SE
black bear 8,500 . 36,000. - 3,450 3
~ guaranteed, | cougar “20 2000 (is HE

| “only $295. 00 .
at ISLAND FURNITURE MART. |
__ 656- 3724 or 1.
ve nn, —, encountered conflict.

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~ Hockey. Game or:..the

_ By Maureen Milgram

- SIDNEY WELDING
-& FABRICATION

9810 Fourth St, ae a mee

pam:

“We last’. Thursday,:.

decided: to.run the. “*Scene’?.
“program. again ~

ne * Steel Mig Welding.

hae -about.. the =
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‘Department,
and the participants. This
one ‘will. focus - on
Internation Year of the.
Child’, and_~ particularly,
recreational .
. programs.
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| Our Saonich Peninsula Representative iss

FRANK WATEREALL 383-4138

square feet’ with a 1,765
square
above it.

Ald. Dick Sharpe told the
committee he had thought
the whole proposal over
during the = last
months and had come to
the conclusion he ‘couldn't
support any type of store

space

the province. ..

“For. those.” of “you: who |

f = Peninsula Recreation: Scene a
Mike ®
7 Stanlake: from: Cable 10;has

“this ©
o Thursday, February | 15 at? }

This is the first of a series -
“of. monthly’ TV. programs »

Recreation...
its ‘programs; -

‘The.

pre-school’

this week. Solve the: *‘Find |
a_ Word”? .puzzle submitted
by-our own Janet Konrath,”

POACHED BLACK ALASKA COD write your name and-ad-.
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WADDLING DOG SALAD dress. in the = appropriate .
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foot apartment |a

several

being allowed for ‘six
reasons: h
e The traffic hazards as | h

available in the

Those hunters contacted | |

are requested to assist the
Branch in - its
management programs, by
completing and returning
the cards as

wildlife

soon as

- Recreation: In n Review

Hame and Cheese Bs
Hot Dogs *

Ice Cream Cones
Licorice.
Livesavers
; Meat fea,
Milk ;
:Mints.
Muffins’...
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Raisins

Revels

Root Beer

Sandwich

Soup

Sprite

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(O-letters)

In co-operation’ with the —

Sidney Lions Club and hard | .
workers

like Woward
Rossiter the Panorama
Pool announces the -2nd
Annual, SAFETY
AFLOAT. & YOU to-be
held on Sunday, February
25, from noon-to 3.p.m.-

This isan opportunity to J,
bring .your

Lifejackets,
floater coats or-mask and

co | snorkel to: the ‘pool and
participate in-an afternoon -
_of avater. safely sports, We:
“will hive -RESUSCIEANN
on hand to teach You about

reseue cand. “artificial

respiration, |

-adventures this
spring: and:

“and. demonstration © aren

safety themes,

be focussing on-eanoe and
boating safety, and: testing
flouter COULS and
litejackets,
charge - for
hetween noon and 3 p.m.
Wayne
Saanichton
“School, is: organizing. the
Saanich Elementary School

Swim Meet son. Tuesday,

TVebruary U3 from 2 to. 4,

A op.ny, at Panormn Poot.

we '
cht HEVRON .
Heating Fuels

The students have been
working hard. (9 train Tor
anon action-packed
school meet. We'll have a.
viewing area for suppartets.
Schaal swim. clubs have
‘been very nclive this year, -
and . great improvements
have -been . made in our.

i. aquatic skill levels: :
During the lesson break,

produce without rezoning.

probably clinching reason
that Mr.
farms his own land.

served that the committce

on their hunting activities in

Director of the Fish and
Wildlife Branch,. said the
returned information will
provide vital management

summer, the
J-Lions will have al display

upstairs with emphasis on.
Teall the water. and. boating

Down in the pool, we'll -

There’s | not,
admission -

Coulson, of . §
Blementary

THE REVIEW

Sam Mow Proposal Blocked By Central Saanich

whose marriage to Mr, | Christensen, and — the

market was resolved. Keating Shopping Centre whether any legal com- [ community plan’ has Tony Long took place on | bridgegroom’s grand.

A new proposal was | about one mile away and | mitment had been given’| provided commercial areas Saturday, February 10th, | mother, Mrs. Ada Wilson,
submitted to. the sub- | other commercial sites are | but was assured there was | and. that built-up. space is was guest GF honour at a) who all received beautifal
division and zoning | available ‘reasonably close | no legal obligation to | available. miscellaneous eer oy corsages. Patti was. also
committee. on .Monda by. approve. The motion disa y mer Suny fee Pere? +h oa corsage
night. It called for rezoning similar proposals mi Percy Lazarz | any type of oo carried Littlewood of 195 Durrance presented with ace “lise
17,825 square feet of | have been turned down. commented that the | with Ald. Frank Waring Road on Sunday, February } cousin’ Of fhe nese
property versus the original e Other stores’ are opposed. 4th. Special guests were her |. Betty Higgs, presided at the
35,000 square feet and the | available in the Saanichton Brentwood two grandmothers, _ Mrs.. | tea table.
market: was to: be 2,520 | area and elsewhere. Tops tii enameaaiaiinain

e Mr. Mow can establish
roadside stand to sell farm

Ald. Sharpe was sup- | January Judy Wuolle, a
ported by Mayor Jean | member recently tran-
‘Butler by a seventh and | sferred from Prince

Mow no longer
Ald. ‘Earle Tabor ob-

ad reversed itself again
aving given - original

stated in a police report are | support for withdrawing a | KOPTS member, | and u
too high - “this turn-offisa | parcel from the agricultural | Linda Snelling her second. from your local ICBC Agent listed below.
deadly thing.”’ land reserve. Attendance charms were ;
¢ The proposal. con- ‘*Conditions have | given to Ellen Cornwell, For Friendly, Efficient Service and Advice,
travenes the community | changed’’, Ald. Tabor | Shirley Ross, Linda i
plan and is blatant example | agreed, ‘but perhpas this | Snelling, Jean Lodge, § let Donald and Tom Sparling look oR
of spot zoning. motion is unfair now that | Molly -Essery and Lorna’ § ,
® There is commercial | we have gone so far.’ Lee. Members are planning

Ald. Tabor . wondered

Sportsmen Surveyed For r Wildlife Management Programs

Don Robinson, -Acting

swimming, »

“5:30 p.m.

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Panorama has after-school ~- Eagmmmemam

Brentwood
Chapter No. 980 has as its
best loser for the month of

George. Best-weekly losers
were Lyla Walker, Merle
Young,
Shirley
Deigel. Ellen Cornwell was
congratulated on reaching
her seventh anniversary as

a Dutch Auction Feb 19,

management
978. ‘enable them to carry out
effective wildlife programs
throughout the province. uy

A‘ similar questionnaire, © §
which was: distributed in
1977,
following information:

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