"NOTICE OF |
PUBLIC HEARING |

‘ Notice i is heretiy : given ‘that the Council of the Town off

Sidney will hold a public hearing in respect of proposed -
Bylaw 1445; being the proposed bylaw to amend §
Zoning Bylaw No. 1300 for the Town of Sidney. All per-
sons who believe that their interest in property affected
by the proposed bylaw will be afforded a reasonable
opportunity to be heard or to present written submis-
§ sions respecting matters contained in the Bylaw at the
§ Public Hearing to be held in: the Town of Sidney
Council Chamber, 2440 Sidney Avenue, Sidney, BC on

sions can.be received at the Town Hall prior. to the
Public: Hearing or at the Public Hearing, itself.

»

- The purpose of Bylaw No. 1445 is to amend Town of :
Sidney Bylaw No. 1300 by:. : 2

“and Structures as follows: .

—@) be located no less than 1. 5 metres from the
wie Tear lot line; poviaed:

: i. the area of the accessory building ‘dose not.

_.. (ice, the area located between the rear lot line and}
--aline parallel thereto and passing through the.
~ “nearest point of the principal building); and

fi: the width of the accessory ‘building does not
exceed 30% of the width of the rear lot line. -

Copies of all relevant background ‘dogumentation may
“be inspected. during normal working hours of 8:30 a.m.
_to 4:00 p:m., Monday: to Friday (excluding: statutory
- holidays. from: March. 30,.1998:to April 14,1998 at the
Sidney Town: Hall, 2440 ‘Sidney: Avenue, ene BC.
Eurthe' inquiries: ‘may be’ directed:
, telephone 656-1725.

ing its 25th anniversary.

Tuesday, April 14, 1998 at 7:30 p.m. Written submis- _ j

i 1)2 ‘Amending Section 4.1(1)(8) Accessory bung 4 7

: “first Cooperative preschools

Bylemes Ctarke

Peninsula News Review

From our it ’snotexactly-
news but it-is-kind-ofneat filé:.

comes word that” Coiintry.

While those behind the
‘scenes have a number of
events planned for the silver
jubilee — they held an auc-
tion April 4 with special per-
formances by the comedy

troupe Spilt Milk — none

will mark the milestone better

then the enrolment of young

‘Meagan Lineham. -

. Méagan, who turns three.
in June, represents ‘the pass-.:
ing of the finger-paints so to.

~" | speak, as her mom Brenda -
). attended the preschool yay
“years ago... =

* “What Iremember is thatit

a: is was great. I like the setting,
exceed 25% of the rear yard area of the. subject lot fe -

it’s out in the country, and I.

. like the idea ‘of parents being
involved. in’ their children’ s

f . preschool. ©

i Brenda said Friday.’

or experience,”

One of Vancouver. Island’s

S B : great years and still lk ,
- strong. We appreciate your — |
= _ business and for o our noe

Their |

‘Newton Cross Road in 1973. . =~
“We -have. 31 families at-

and the news made her day. «
You’ re. eying ‘me: goose- :

tending .right now with chil-
~ dren agéd tliree to five,” says
Countryside’ Ss:

om: Miriatn | “Pedmoro

do is hav have parents taking part.

in all aspects of thié school.”””-- *

Countryside operates un-

der the umbrella organization ©
‘Vancouver Island Co-oper-

ative Preschool Association.

Eve Kerr, who took over:

the role of. ECU in 1991 after
the school’s first teacher Pat.
Robertson = retired, says.
_ Countryside’s pastis a point th
pace. for those involved. .

“You look around and:so

~ many. of the toys and crafts
“were ‘made. and donated: by
previous parents, so. every- _
“thing is an accumulation of the
_ People that came before you.”
As for: Robertson, Friday

was the first she'd heard that ©

one of her former students is
now..a" Countryside mother,

abled countless Peninsula se-_
-niors to stay in their: own.
‘home by spending the day at
the centre,

Never mind the eood food »
“and. great company, the ser- -

vices are: many: Free blood:

~ pressure checks, soaker tubs.
~ and weekly visits by a peda
~ trist,

“But to keep all this going, i

“we need. a new. bus,” says”
. Hicks... “So Please 2, climb
“aboard with us'— whatever.

- Donations for this worth--
hile cause can be dropped

at Sanscha’ Hail to help 1 raise
-smoney-for a much-needed [ee
“newbus. BSS
: Celebrating its 20th year, a
= Mount Newton Centre has en-

“marketing

‘Our. whole philosophy ‘38%.
earning:by play; and.what.we _.

t ..-you can part. with, we would
- love to take it off your hands,”:

_ off at Mount Newton Centre,
located at the entrance of the
Saanich Peninsuln Hospital

grounds on Mt. Newton Cross
Road, Tax receipts are avail: ’

ee oe “food bill.
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IF YOUR BIRTHDAY FALLS ON THE 13TH OF APRIL i. :
YOUR MEAL JS. EEEeL

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case the high school variety,
 Stelly'’s Natalic Vinette has.
“been selected by.the Sidney.

ete ates ma me

“to SBTS).
spoke sperson Linda Edgell,

number of applicants based on
“the classroom: An active com:

SELLE 2 ae I ee Old Grits 12 student has Vier’

ti passant arm \enaihinietaente

‘t

~ able for cash donations, ait

stl with senior: 8, butin in this :

'by-the-Sen Rotary Club to ate

“a “On “tend the Adventures in.Cid-
ar Tie “genship prograiy slated for’
= ih ~ Ottawa May 2 to a According

Rotary. Club"
- Natalie was, chosen. froma’:
her achievements in and out of: "

munity volunteer, the 17-year: |

Natalie Vinette

~ sights’ set on obtaining -her
Bachelor. of Commerce de-

ese al Mi ed A
Another notable local up for

"mention i is Joanie Diakow of .
. YEES, ‘who has been nomi-

“nated in the Public & Com-

_ munity Service portion ofthe »
YM-YWCA’s fourth annual.
. Women. of Distinction.

awards. Bang
"On May 6, ‘Diakow will join

: 72 other nominees represent.

«ing 10 categories at the Victo- -
e : ~-have a 1,500 word limit, post:

nla Conference Centre,

_-» ‘The nominees are Victoria
- women who, through their:

‘work and in their daily lives,

contribute greatly lo the com-

munity,
we we

"This is NOT just. anther

- plaintive cry for coverage. This.

is-your own journalistic flesh
and blood angling for ink." ’

_ Andrew Holota, represen:
“tative for the B.C./Yukon |
Community Newspaper As-'

~ sociation wrote In last week:
pitching us for nplug about the |
‘B.C, Press Council's first an:
nual Essay Writing Contest.
~ Open to all secondary and
postsecondary etudents in the:

_ province, the topic: of: this

year's :conteat is The Free.
dom of the Press and lis.

Responsibility,

chair of the British Columbia

g portant for. young persons. to
- appreciate the value of a free:
“and responsible press to the
health and well-being of a de-;
“-mocratic society. We hope this:
~annual contest will « encourage
~ students to think about the im-.
‘Portant role journalism plays :
“in society and to share theiri in--
sights with others.”

According to Ted Hughes, -

Winning entries Swill be pub

lished in.the council's annual -

report, posted on its website

for ayear, distributed to all ma-:

jor libraries in B.C. and ‘made ©

~ available to‘its more than 125°

member: newspapers for pos

’ sible publication, '

High school students will
secondary students 2,500, En-

‘tries ‘must. be: received by
~ June 30, 1998. For more info., :
-call Gerald Porter of the

B.C, Press Council at. mM.

: 683-2571. Bo

OW ee

Vice-captain: Mary Math.

ce eson called to let us know the
: ladies division at Glen Mead: -
ows Golf & Country Club ne

held their annual Daffodil
Bridge and Lamcticon
March BBs et

“In an event. that’ saw: 29
bridge foursomes enjoy a nice:

petitive bridge,’ there were’

\ door prizes, raffle prizes’ and:
_ prizes were awarded for Nil
“scores, The: big winner was

Nancy Fuller. of Juan’ de
Furea, who walked away witha
weekend for two at Fairwinds

‘ Se hooner Cove Resort. -
_ Press Council, $1,000 each. :

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