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of Beacon Avenue and Highway
17. Sidney council members and
numerous residents protested,
saying the location would cause
traffic safety problems and
disrupt the town’s development
plan,

Baker said last week:‘‘We
had a meeting in January with
Mayor Sealey where we outlined
our master plan for the airport.
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By AARON DOYLE

__._ Review Staff Writer

A Sidney woman mourned

her beloved : vegetable - garden

last week after learning. her
landlord. was about to move a
house on top of it.

“I take so much pride in my
garden and then, all of a sud-
den, bang! A week’s. notice and
it’s gone,’’ said Karen Halliday
of 2184 Henry Avenue.

Halliday was stil! searching
through her prized garden for

DESTRUCTION LOOMS - ‘Karen Halliday tries to ‘salvage some of her prized
vegetable garden before a house is placed on top of it.

HOUSE SMOTHERS VEGGIES

semi-grown vegetables Aug. 26
as the house loomed overhead,
ready to be relocated on the lot.

“YT had corn,
type of beans,
onions, lettuce, radishes, chard
and artichokes,’’ said Halliday,
27. ‘‘We tried transplanting the
artichokes. But 1 don’ t know: if
they'll survive.’

three different

She has rented the house for
two years. She began the garden
this spring, next to her house on
apiece of land that. used to be

‘Runaway breaks i in

The local 14-year-old boy had been living i in an abandoned

‘Fifth Street store for several days.

Sidney RCMP charged

“him last. week. following ‘a $3,000 break-i -in Aug. 27 at

Harvey’s Sporting Goods.

In Sidney Provincial Court Aug. 28, ‘Crown counsel Gary
‘Kinar said ‘the youth had ‘been. living “on? the streets’ of

Sidney for about two months. °

‘His father'told Judge Robert Greig:‘*Two: months ago (the
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Wednesday, September 3, 1986

part of her rented praperty, but

was later subdivided from it by .

her landlord .

Landlord Cliff Fuller, said
“It’s a subdividable property
and I subdivided it.
there.is to it.’’ Fuller said he will
compensate Halliday for the
garden although the amount has
not.yet been arranged. .

“I think 1 should definitely
have been given more notice,’’
said Halliday.

“He. said he would compen-
sate me for what I’ve lost but

how do you compensate for all :

that..

“My kids are coming home
from California tonight, ”” she
added. ‘‘They are going to be
devastated.’’

“I had to plant the. beans
three different times just to > get
them to grow.”

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anger —
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‘local
charge

youth: éséaped. a
of <-driving.. without

reasonablé’ consideration: when _
angry’ .at’
‘repeated delays, didn't show up’

witnesses,

for his trial.

‘The trial was Originally slated
for 9:30 am, Aug. 21, but
witnesses sat through the morn-
ing-court session in vain.

Judge R.W. Greig reset the

_ trial for that-afternoon, but ad-_

ded there was no guarantee of
enough time to hear the case.

The trial had previously: been -
scheduled for May 22 and June

12. In the courthouse Jobby,
one witness commented angrily
that his time was valuable and

that each court appearance cost:

him money. Ife then sped offi in
chis pick-vp truck.

The case was called at 2 p.m.

and, in othe absence of the
Witnesses, -Crown - counsel
Christopher: Bing said” ‘My

toend (the defense counsel) and

ul have. come. to an agreement,

“There is poitig 1 be a plea tou

_ desser charged’). _
However, the judge informed 7
“Bing a new ticket would have to 0
altered:

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_ charge, a
He. then: ordered: a: slay of

proceedings and) the smiling

youth left the CONF TOL mn,

That’s: all -

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