TheReview

Wednesday, June 20,1990 — A5

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STOP WORK ORDER WAS
slapped on This mound
of Girt outside the
marine-ways building at
the foot of Marchant
Avenue in Brentwood
Bay, A portion of the pile
is On @ municipal right-of-
way and complaints

A witness to the October 1988
murder of Sidney taxi driver Ken-
ih Scott refused to testify Mon-
day at the Victoria trial of three
juveniles charged with first degree
murder in Scott’s death.

Michael Allen, 24, will be
brought back to court today at 2
p.m. and asked to testify. Allen is
already serving a seven-year sent-
ence after he was convicted of

from residents sparked
the municipal building
inspector to react. The
buildings owner is
apparently on vacation.

~ Witness to taxi driver
«murder won’ testify

manslaughter in Scott’s death.

If Allen refuses again to testify,
he could face contempt of court
charges and a further jail sentence.

The trial of the three juveniles is
expected to continue over the next
two weeks. If convicted, the youths
face a maximum three years in
custody according to the Young
Offenders Act.

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Woman severely injured in
Pat Bay Highway accident

A 35-year-old Saanichton wom-
an is recovering in hospital with
severe injuries after a two-vehicle
accident on the Pat Bay Highway
at Amity Drive Thursday morning.

The latest accident has local
police disgusted that provincial
politicians haven’t taken steps to
make uncontrolled intersections
safer.

Susan Campbell was the driver
of a car that was eastbound across
the highway about 8:30 a.m. when
it was struck by a vehicle driven by
a 54-year-old Sidney man, Sidney
RCMP said.

Bylaw bans
conibear fraps

The use of killing traps and
killing snares will no longer be
allowed on any land in Central
Saanich following the adoption of
an animal control bylaw amend-
ment Monday at Central Saanich
council.

The amendment was introduced
following complaints from area
residents that traps had been set in
an area that posed a risk to chil-
dren and had killed domestic pets.

Complaints to council were
made in early March after ille-
gally-set conibear traps (killing
traps) were found on private prop-
erty used by a pre-school in the
Haldon Road area of Central Saa-
nich.

The traps were apparently set by
hobby farmers who were con-
cerned that raccoons would endan-
ger their pen-raised pheasants.

A killing snare is defined as a
device that is meant to capture
small animals by the neck, often
killing them, whereas a killing trap
is designed to kill the animal
outright.

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Campbell was rushed to hospital
with a broken leg, broken shoulder
and broken pelvis, police said.

Two girls in the Campbell vehi-
cle, aged 6 and 10, sustained
minor injuries while Frederick
Zantvoort, the driver of a car
travelling southbound on the high-
way was taken to hospital with
severe facial lacerations and. chest

injuries. Zantvoort’s passenger,

Mike Stone, 48, was uninjured.

Sidney RCMP Sst. Andy Rose-
quist called on provincial politi-

cians to stop the talking about the
highway and close. off uncontrol-
led intersections like the one at
Amity Drive and another at
McDonald Park Road.

“This problem has been existing
for years and until something is
done about it, itll continue,”
Rosequist said.

“We're hoping the appropriate
people will take the necessary
action to get this intersection made
safer.”

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